The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-04-28


es with special floral decorations and SER
vices, and the congregations at all of
them were large.
The ladies OF the Baptist Church of
this city, will hold strawberry festival in
Lyceum Hall, on Friday and Saturday
evenings, June 18th and 10Th.
AT the Methodist Episcopal Church,
on Sunday next, preaching at 1890 A.
NJ, by the Pastor, Rev. John II. Boswell.
Subject, Royal Blood Evening at
7:45. Subject Danger Signals Seats
free. All are welcome.
MIR. Hugh Reynolds, the efficient
Clerk of the Board of School Trustees Of
the CITY, was reelected for the fourth
time last Wednesday evening. Mr.. r..
makes an excellent and installing Of
ficer.
AN Italian at Prallsville, whose name
we have not learned, was injured last
Monday by his leg being caught between
large stone and derrick aud mashed it
badly. He was taken to Philadelphia
hospital on the evening train.
The bright light seen in the south
east by many Of our citizens last Thurs
day evening, was caused BY the burning
OF McAvoy's dairy, in Ewing township,
Mercer Co. BY this fire the barn and
contents, grist mill, ice house and stable
and sixty cows, were burned. Loss $780,
oOO-partly insured.
Last Thursday, little child of
Edward Stout, living ON franklin street,
in this city, got hold Of bottle Of con-
centrated lye, and drank a portion of its
contents, from the effects of which it
died, after great suffering, on Saturday.
It was only twenty months old.
List OF letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Lambertville, Hun
terdon county, N. J., for thirty days,
April "a, 1886:
@. Glariser. +
Josiah Howroyd. &
Frank Suits.
Dr. William II. BartIes. 4
JouN FoRAN, r. M.
April 90, 1886.
The lecture OF the Rev. VIM. E..
Wright, at Hclcombe Hall, last evening,
was hot we'll attended, but 1t was worthy
of large audience. The subject, Joan of
Arc, was sloquently presented. and the
wonderful and incomprehensible genius
Of the Maid OF Orleans was viridIy por-
trayed. Such lectures, containing both
instruction and entertainment, are what
tho masses need, and it is to be regretted
that they are not better appreciated.
Tho Sociable by the Emerald Bene-
fetal, Association, ON Easter Monday
night, was very pleasant affair. About
forty couples participated in the Grand
March, led by Mr.. Andrew McClinton,
Secretary ossthe Branch, and Miss Kate
Malay. All who favored the Associa-
ton with their presence were Hospitality
welcomed BY the efficient corps Of floor
managers, as also by the members them
selves.
REV. @. Fl. Woolston will preach next
Sunday morning to the children an objcct
sermon on the LabyrInth. The regn.
lar sermon will be On "Tho Blood OF
Jesus, after which the Lords supper
will be administered and new members
received into the church. In tho after
noon, the Pastor will give 70 his class the
frat reading from the Book Of Norman"
The Young Peoples Meeting at Gao, as
usual, and at The evening service the Pas
tor will preach on "The Temptations Of
Saturday Night, " this being the first in q
course Of sermons to the wofkingmsn.
On May 9th tho sermon will he on 1.-THE
Workingmen and the Gospel = on May
18th, LESSONS which the Knights Of La
Dor Teach Workingmen especially
invited.
Good skim milk for sale daily at
Thatcher's saloon, Church street, at ? cts.
per quart. Att