The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-02-03
NOTES FROM RINGoEs.

The death Of Mrs, Samuel Runyon, for
merly of Unionville, occurred few weeks
ago. She had been i'll for long time
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. David Wills, in the Larson CorneI
Church, during Friday morning, Jan. Is
The funeral services of Miss Martha
Kuhl, formerly of Copper Hill, will be
held at the residence of her sister-in-law
Mrs. Geo. Kuhl, Wednesday morning be
ginning at II o'clock, A. M.
Mrs. Katherine Kuhl, Of Copper Hill,
is seriously III of pneumonia.
At the request of some members OF his
congregation, Rev. John Scarlet of the
Amwell United First Church, during Sun.
day morning Jan. "a, repreached his fare.
well sermon, which had been delivered
for the first time, two weeks before. I'm.
fortunately both days we're inclement and
many who wished to attend we're hinder
ed.
During Sunday morning, Jan. II, Rev.
John Scarlet preached at the kirkpatrick
Memorial Church, while Rev. Mr.. Conk-
ling of Stockton officiated at the Larson
Corner Church, declaring the pulpit va.
cant During the evening the latter gen
tleman preached at the X. M. Church.
During last Sunday morning the pulpit
OF the Larson Corner Church was occu-
pied by Rev. Mr.. McCulien, of Columbus,
N. J. Next Sunday Rev. Mr.. Long, who
is candidate for the pastorate, will
preach there.
During the past week Rev. John Scar
let and wife removed to Fuere Bush, New
York, where, as has before been said, he
goes to take charge of the Reform Church
By this change, not only has the church
W hich he left lost faithful pastor, but
the community at large have lost good
man, and valuable citizen.
Rev. Mr.. Wills, of the X. NJ. Church,
expects soon to leave his pastorate bore
for Phila. His departure will leave all
three Of our churches without prstors.
During last week DIR. A. M. Hart killed a
dog belonging to him, which it was sup
posed had been bitten by the one killed
by Liscom Scbenck some time ago. Fears
were entertained that the dog would be-
come mad.
During Thursday evening, Jan. 81, the
Kent Mission Band, held pop corn soeia.
BILE ia the lecture room of the X. M.
Church. The evening was spent in lis
tening to music, recitations and readings
by the band. Refreshments were also
sold during the evening.
Two Misses Bakers of Somerville are
spending some time with Mrs. A. M. Hart
and Mrs. VIM. Brown, both of this place
During the severe cold weather, large
quantities of ice were gathered by those
owing ico-houses.
The congregation of the Larson Corner
Church held lunch sociable at the resi-
dence of Mr.. George Burgess, during
Friday evening, Jan. 10.
Mr.. Silas Nonam aker and Mr.. Geo.
Cherry, Jr, have been buying q quantity
of hickory wood, and are now engaged in
getting out spokes and hammer handles.
They also have fire. wood for sale.
During last Saturday morning, valua-
mare belonging to DR.. G. w. Larson was
seriously injured by coming violently in
contact with barbed wire fence. The
animal was one Of the pair which the doc
tor usually drove attached to his practice
wagon, and the loss will be serious one.
as 1t is thought that even should she re-
cover, she viii not be In condition to drive
again.