The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-08-25
Miss F. Perry will re. open her privaI

miss Il. ferry VIII reopen her private
school on Monday, Sept. @. a.25.-2t
The excursion of the M. E. Church
of this city, to Ocean Grove, last Wednes-
day, Melted about $175.
Bishop Mains, of Trenton, has been
appointed a member of the National
Council of Administration G A. r.
The New Hope Band gave a fine
open air concert in this city last Friday
evening. Our people owe their thanks
for the favor.
M. Keiting, of White House, in this
county, was appointed messenger In the
War Department on the recommendation
of Congressman Pidcock.
Blanche Pullman, tho undisputed
queen of tho revolving and spiral globe,
appears here with Pnllman's Crcns next
Monday. Don't forget the day.
Miss l.. X. Bryant, of Philadelphia,
will conduct the private school in this
city recently in charge of Miss Carpenter.
1t will open Sept. 18th at the old location,
York street.
The age of Solomon Holcombe, of
Mount Airy, and the date of his death,
were Incorrectly stated in our last issue,
He died March 81, 1871, aged 81 years, II
months and II days.
The festival given by the ladies of
the Ringoes Baptist Church, last Wednes
day afternoon and evening, was hand
somely patronized. The sum of 1928 was
realized from the sales, after paying all
expenses.
-Supt. Joseph Crawford, of the New
York Division OF the p r. R., Sup't.
Frank Ellmaker, of the Belvidere Divi-
sion, Contractor Stanley and party Of
railroad officials are inspecting the canal
on canal steamer.
Mr.. Frank Barclay, while working at
circular saw at the Penna. r. r. shops
in this city, yesterday, was struck with a
''sliver" in the upper lip, causing a Sc
we're wound, the flesh being badly torn.
1t was q fortunate escape from more Sc
rious injury.
The wonderful Human Leopard Fam
lily +; the Electric Lady; tribe of Apache
Indians; Tiger Bill and his cowboys, and
numberless strong attractions appear in
the museum Of Pullman & Co. Is big show
without extra charge. One 25 cent ticket
admits to all the tents; children under
nine, 10 cents.
lon Saturday of week before last Mr..
Thomas Cherry, of the Kingwood M. E.
Church vicinity. met with an ugly acct
dent. While unloading oats he was
thrown under the feet of his horses by
one Of them making sudden jump. His
nose was broken and his face seriously
cut and disfgured before he could escape.
Mr.. G. I. Baumgartner, The popular
Trenton dry goods merchant, has leased
of Messrs. w. F. Finger & CO. the store
in this city, under THE RECORD office,
and will open it as branch store, in a
few days. Mr.. BaumSartner's thorough
knowledge Of the trade, gained by years
of experience as professional buyer and
as merchant, promise rare chance for
bargains in this vicinity. s
The Rev. John FL. Boswell. pastor
OF the Lambertville Methodist Episco-
pal Church, will preach next Sabbash
Morning, Cd. VI on s'The Origin of o
Great Revival" The pastor will preach
at 7:45 P. NJ. the first of a course of
sermons on ssModern Amusements, ,
'.The Theatere" being the subject Of
the first sermon. Sabbath evening
prayer meeting at B:45.
Rev q. II. Woolston will preach next
Sunday morning on perseverance, or
Preservation OF the Saints, which ?" The
last Ocean Sermon win be preached to
the children, the subject being lessons
from the Wreck Of The Peacedaie.' The
Try Company win sing as usual. AT
Gas P. M, the pastor will conduct the
twilight meeting as usual. At the regu-
lar evening service the pastor will preach
the second sermon on @Modern Society,""
the subject being "The True Lady" The
Twilight Glee Club will sing after the
sermon. The public is invited to all the
services.