The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-05-19
Light felt hats at Hotels, 33 E. State


street, Trenton.
The young men of St. Johns Church
will hold grand sociable in ST. Johns
Hall, on Monday evening, May Slst.
MIR. Hugh Reynolds, Clerk of the
Board of Trustees, is now engaged in
taking the census of tho school children
of this city.
The ladies of tho NJ. Z. Church of
this city, will hold strawberry festival
ON the 10th and 18th of June next. Fur
Their particulars hereafter.
The Grand Officers of the Grand
Commandery of knights Templar of New
Jersey will visit St. Elmo Commandery,
No. ID, of this city, next Wednesday
evening. A very pleasant time is antici-
pated.
Mr. Jas. X. Dawes, Postmaster at
Easton, Mr.. John l. Miller, President of
tie Portland and Bangor r. R., and Mr..
NJ. ID. l.. Shrope, of the Riegelsville Pa
Standard, visited Lambertville this morn.
ing.
MIR. Abram Quick, one of the best
known citizens of West Amwell, residing
near Woodsville, is suffering from severe
Illness. He recently visited Philadelphia
to consult physician there in his case,
but with no beneficial results.
Last Sunday, Mr.. Alex. Bray caught
a sand viper, about two feet long, just
above town. 1t showed fight, but a
crotched stick got the better of it, and he
was caught alive. 1t was given to DR..
Frank w. Larson, who has it preserved
in alcohol.
The house and lot belonging to the
estate of J. H. Anderson, decd, corner of
Union and Jefferson streets, In this city,
which was offered at public sale last
Saturday, was bid up to 80, 300 and with
drawn. Yesterday it was sold at private
sale to Mr.. F. F. Lear, at an advance on
the price bid at the sale, but the exact
figure we have not learned.
AT the adjourned regular meeting
of the Excise Board last Thursday even
ing Peter Smith, Jr. withdrew his appl-
cation for license to keep saloon at Nos.
10 and is Church street. The Clerk of
the Board was instructed to have printed
300 copies of the ordinance establishing
an Excise Board. adding thereto the Ii
cense fees--hotels, $l10 and upwards
saloons, $50 and upwards.
The State Medical Society Of New
Jersey, will meet at Sea Girt ON the 9Th
of June next. Tho delegates from Hun
terdon county are: DIR. l. S. Cramer, of
Sergeantsville; DIR. Frank w. Larson,
Lambertville; DR.. Albert Shannon, Elem
ington; DR.. VIM. E, Berkaw, Annapdale,
and DR.. o. III. Sproul, of Stockton. DIR.
Geo. II. Larson being fellow of the
State Society and also Reporter for this
county, is ADMITTED ex-officio.
Lawrence Sullivan, Mary Sullivan aud
Mary Phillips, tramps, attempted to
.'paint the town ied' last Monday even
ing, and made night hideous with their
drunken yells on Ferry and Union streets.
Policeman Cleary gathered them in" af-
ter hard struggle, and after passing the
night in the city Jail they were taken be-
fore Justice Horn, who committed them
to the county Jail for thirty days. Officer
Cleary CALAMITY escorted the trio to Elem
ington on Tuesday morning.
On Tuesday Of last week, little
child of Peter Conoyer's, who lives ON
Swan street, was scalded on the right
arm, space Of about six inches being
burned. The mother being away from
home, neighbor came in and bound up
the burn with flannel, saturated with
kerosene oil. This improper treatment
threw the child into commissions and it
died on Thursday morning. It was about
fourteen months old. People ought to
understand that kerosene oil is the worst
thing that could be used for burn. APP
piled TO q tender healthy skin it will, II
allowed to remain some time, produce
blister.
Why are CARVER s WILLIAMS sell
ing SO many carpets? Because they have
new and handsome patterns at low prices.
March 90, 1886.