The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-02-01
WEDNESDAY FEB. |. 1883.

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1T isexppcted that the new Methodist
Church in bennington win be dedicated
on the ED Of February.
A lodge Of The Knights of Pythias is to
be organized in Clinton, to be known as
Star Lodge.
III. II Manness, living near Sergeauts-
vile, fell on the ice on the l7th ult. aud
broke one Of his hips.
REV James H. Runyon, former
pastor Of Frenchtown M. E Church, died
at his home GU Staten Island week before
last.
The congregation aud friends of Ell
der Israel Poulson made him Donation
Visit on tho afternoon and evening of
yesterday (Jan. 8lst.)
The Frenchtown Delaware Bridge
Company declared dividend Of IL per
cent. fertile last SIX months, at its recent
annual meeting.
Mrs. John A. Beaumont, of Browns
burg, Pa, WAS taken with an attack OF
paralysis while At dinner last Saturday
and died at P. M
"A protracfed meeting IS now beiug
held at tho Kingwood NJ. K. Church with
good resulta. Twenty five were received
on probation last Sunday week.
-One day last week while D. n. Hin,
Of Mt. Pleasant, was guiding loaded
wagon down a plane at his place, he
slipped upon the ice aud fell, cracking
two Of his ribs.
The Grand Lodge of knights of
Pythias will meet February 9Th aud 18th
The most important work that viii be
considered 10 the election OF Grand Master
of Exchequer.
Joe Whipple, OF Mt. Pleasant, fell
down stairs last Monday morning, and
+ ran his hand through pnns of glass at
The bottom. His wrist and band were
badly cut.
The 35th marriage anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Ramsey, of Potiers-
town, was celebrated by large gather
ing of relatives aud friends on the goth
ult.
Extra services are being continued at
the Presbyterian Church in this city this
week. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Swan, Is
earnestly lsboring to build up his church
spiritually and win men to Christ
Vim E. Purcell, Esq OF Wahpetou,
Dakota, who bad been 10 Washington for
some days trying 70 impress upon Con
gress the ACCESSIBILITY of admitting Dako-
Ia as State. arrived 10 his native Flem-
ington ON Thursday evening.
The murder cases of Nrff aud Gettys,
have been put of to the May tern, of the
Bucks County Courts. An indictment
was found against NeH at the January
term. but Gettys case was not brought to
tie attention Of the Grand Jury
"A meeting of the peach growers of
this Vicinity, will be held u, Ly ceum Hall,
in this city, on Wednesday of next week,
tEeb. I'D at 2. H., To consider the sd
visibility Of organizing q. branch of the
New Jersey Peach Exchange.
I'VE haye some Interesting cash bar
gains to close ont Winter gouds.
jan II G. ]. FISHER.
s --on Wednesday evening last Messrs
Thomas C. Hill s. Son of Trenton. served
a complete wedding dinner for two hun
bred guests in Philadelphia. All the ia
BILE ware, linen, silver and china, as we'll
as the walters aud other seryanis, were
sent from Trenton.
The Rev. Mr. McDufie, Of the Rem
sen Avenue Church, New Brunswick, is
preaching for The pastor of the Ba p,ist
Church In this city. every evening this
week. Mr.. McDufie is preached Of I'M
usual power aud ability, aud il will repay
any one to hear him.
Mr.. George r. Hoagland, formerly
Of this vicinity, who has been living for
several years in Rochester, N. Y, has
gone to Lead City. Dakota, where he
has good position as secretary OF n
mining company which has recently
been organized. m
The suit Of Wilson Bray, of this
city, against Martin. Fuller & Co., OF
Philadelphia, owners OF the abattoir, to
recover about $4,000 for royalties on a
patented refrigersting process for ship
ping meats to Liverpool, was on trial ON
n tuesday, IN Judge Finletter's Court in
Philadelphia.
iSf "A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Record gives list Of the expeced changes
il Esbe ~. j. Conference Of The NJ e.
Cbnich. Among Others, be names Rev,
j. ii Boswell, Of this city for Paulsboro,
and Rev. J. Hutchinson for Lambestyiile
We are Of The opinisD iba, this "slaie''
will be broken aud that The Lawbertville
Metbodists will Insist on the return Of
Mr.. Bosw ell 10 this charge.
,s.+ --The official statement Of tho tomato
pack Of 1881 for the State Of New Jersey
shows that tho yield was 652 .995 cases. o.
two dozen cans each. The number pack
Cd IN 1855 was 40, 1873. New Jersey /
s,ill lhs banner State Of the union IN thi'
industry The total pack Of the uni'eo
States was 2, 81, 04s cases. About l9it
of an tliese Tomatoes packed 10 N. ]. las
year was put up. in3this CITY, by
Bntteffoss.
~ GAS she next annual session Of lbs
Newark M. e, Conference approaches
eisese i of course sbe usual anxiety among
charges aud, preachers that will sese
flisir present fHia,ions and enter upo'
new ones. The preachers 10 this county
J Who viii 20 10 new fields BY reason Of th'
exniration Of The three Years limit, ar