The Jamesburg record., 1889-04-20
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Tomorrow Sunday is Easter Day.
Miss Josephine Doty will spend Easter
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Arbutus is plentiful and many are en-
joying the sweet pastime of gathering it..
A Republican candidate for postmaster
at Mt. Holly has gone crazy. Local can
didates must heed the warning.
Rev. B. G. Jones, of Princeton Semi
nary, will supply the pulpit at Ocean
Beach during the summer. Rev. Mr..
Rankin will do the same at Glassboro,
N. J.
DIR. E. Hammond Doty, of Jamesburg,
the father of Mrs. J. d. Courier, will be
one of the very few who will march at
the head of the Inauguration Centennial
parade on the Both, as a SON of Revolu-
tionary soldier.
Many of our town people will spend
Easter out of town. Miss Avery is at
her home in Philadelphia. Miss Clark at
her home in Saltwater, N. j., Mr.. and
Mrs. Magee in Boston. Mass, and Mr..
and Mrs. HammelI in Burlington, N. j..
DIR. H. d. Zandt has materially alter
ed his residence in several particulars.
He has had his office placed in the base
ment, the door fronting the avenue. His
former office is now very cozy sitting
room, and the change is very pleasant
one, indeed.
Instead of the ordinary Presbyterian
Mite Society sociable on Friday evening
next there will be an entertainment in
the chapel by the Hotchkin Concert
and Bell Ringing Company. They are
said TO be fine. Prices moderate.
Mr.. Robert A. Y. Raymond, we'll
known and respected resident of Trenton,
died at his residence on Thursday. He
was seventy-three years of age and had
belonged to South Trenton Lodge, No.
So, L. o. o. F. for over thirty years. He
the father of Mrs. Thos. Scarlett, of this
place. The funeral was held on Monday.
Mrs. J. G. Manning conducts one OF
the most beautiful stores in Trenton, and
the goods therein are in perfect harmony
with the building. Her windows are
a triumph of art in Spring millinery, and
the ravshingly beautiful things attract
customers from every section. The place
is crowded now from morning to night
and the sprightiy and popular proprie-
tress can only find time at present TO
thank her patrons for their liberal pa
tronage. See her card.
The Pineland Incubator q Brooder
Co., of Jamesburg, N. j., furnishes the
New York Poultry Bulletin food for
long article on their new manufacturers.
1t is highly fiattering and we reproduce
it on our first page. feeling that our peo-
ple will be greatly pleased to know what
a successful business has recently been es-
tablished in our midst. The |. d b. 20.
are now engaged in compiling pamph-
let. on the benefits and success of their in-
vsntions. The company are only aoie
at present, to keep up with the orders,
and will probably run with a double force
all Summer.
Mr.. Geo. S. Courier, son Of Mr. w. II.
Courier, and one of our towns boys, VIII
with his wife start to-day for Nortn
Yakima, Washington Territory, where
they contemplate making their future
residence. Mr.. Courier is seeking ior
health and if the new region agrees Win
him will settle down and grow up Win
the country. He already has many
friends and relatives on the Pacific coast
and if these wish him as well as ms
friends East, he will soon have neailn
and wealth as his bosom companions.