The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-02-10

1t is rumored that Rev. A. r. Cronce,
formerly of Rosemont vicinity, has de-
cided to go to China as Missionary.
The safe recently used in The Post
Office-large and of extra make-is for
sale. Apply to CLARK PIERsoN.
The ladies of the Lambertville NJ. f.
Church will hold strawberry festival
on the 18th aud l2th of June.
MIR. Thomas G. Cronce, residing near
Everitistown. killed hog one day last
week that dressed 6Ss pounds.
House No 40 f. Perry ST., for rent.
Six room, and in first class order Apply to
B. II. TAYLOR. No. 10 Bridge st. f10-tf
The Freuchtown skating rick, after
sickly existence, has closed permanent
ly, not having been a paying institution
at airy time.
Margaret Duckworth has sold her
property in Mount Pleasant at private
sale to Mrs. Elizabeth Dilts, of Sergeanis-
vile, for $l400.
Bible Reading on Friday afternoon,
at 3:15, in the Parlor Of the First Bap
{ st Charch. Subje 1T, 1.-THE Cross. .
Come, and bring your Bibles with you.
by aid of the telephone, waltz
Played by the Clinton Band in that town,
last Tuesday night, could be heard quite
distinctly at the telephone box in j. II.
Stockton's restaurant, in Pennington.
David Neighbour, of High Bridge
township, Is the oldest ex member of As
scmbly living, fom Hunerdon county;
and Enoch Able, of Union township, the
Oldest ex Sheriff of Hunterdon comfy.
Mrs. Martha Hicks has just been
reappointed tollgate keeper of the Point
Pleasant Delaware bridge, for the twenty
ninth time, Mrs Hicks having served in
the above position for the past twenty
eight years.
Mr.. Ashbel WEIGH is now on q visit
to his old. home in this city. He is
pleased with his new home at Cedar
Vale, Kansas, which is iu billy portion
of the State, and is filling mp rapidly by
emigration.
Matthew Lowry, two-ycar-old son
of editor Shrope, of the Reigelsville Stan
dard, died at his parents residence in
Easton, on Wednesday. The little one
is spoken of as an uncommonly bright
boy for bis age.
Mr.. w. Roughton. the Swan street
dyer, is an expert at his trade. His work
cannot be excelled in the cities. There Is
no need OF any one sending such work
away from home. II can't be done better
than Mr.. r. will do it.
DR.. Henry Race, of Pittstown, Elias
Vosseller, of Pennington, and Edward M.
Heath, of Locktown, have just been elect
ed members of the State Historical So
ciety. All three of these gentlemen are
members of the Hunterdon County His
torical Society.
There has been an extensive revival
of religion in Milford this winter. A
number of persons have protested CONVEX
sion at the Presbyterian Church about
twenty at the Christian Church, and more
than seventy at the Methodist Church.
Altogether over one hundred.
Mr. Lewis Holcombe, son of Mr.. At
kinson j. Holcombe, started on Monday
of last week, for Kansas, with view Of
seeing the country and if liking it to re-
main there aud engage in business. His
destination is several hundred miles from
Kansas Hunterdon Democrat
The New Hope Cornet Band will
have a benefit at the Rink tomorrow
Thursday evening. Master Ewing Tib-
bells will give fancy skating exhibition,
and it will be followed by promenade
concert, to which invitations have been
issued. Admission to the skating exhi-
bition is cents. All the friends of the
band are invited to give them Gift"
"A Ladies' Aux ilisry to Major, G. A.
Angel Post, No. 90, Grand Army of the
Republic, of this city, win be organized
this "Wednesday evening, at the head
quarters Of the Post, corner of Union and
Church streets. The charter is signed BY
twenty five ladies. The wives, mothers.
sisters aud daughters Of veterans, and all
loyal ladies', are eligible to membership.