The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-03-26
NEW nofE AND BUCKS COUNTY, IA,

William Conners, of New Hope, has
been appointed a Deputy Coroner.
"A series of meetings were held at the
Upper Tinicum Church last week by Revs.
Stroclk and Fleck.
"A needle swallowed year since by
Josie Fabian, aged years, of Bristol,
was cut from her side on Friday.
Good house on Bridge street, New
Hope, for rent. Apply 10 A. c. GASDRY's
Hardware Store, Lambertvlllc. NJ. &c
The largest hog that has been slaugh-
tered in Bucks county for some time, was
killed on Wednesday, by Bristol butch.
or. 1t weighed oil pounds.
Last Thursday, Michael Kohl, of
Wormansville, killed six snakes four OF
them measuring about eighteen inches
and the other two about two feet.
The Point Pleasant hotel has been
rented to John Burns, Of Pittstown, N. j.,
and the Lower Blacks Eddy hotel to a
Mr.. Herman, of Montgomery county.
Edward Rink, formerly proprietor of
the Riegelsville Hotel, has rented the At
lantic House, at Atlantic City, N. j., where
he will move at the opening fthe season.
The Bristol Methodist Episcopal Sun.
day School claims to be the largest 10
Bucks county, numbering about 400 men,
bers. The accommodations are to be In.
creased.
For the first time Ia the memory Of
the ''oldest inhabitanlp of Bristol, the
river has been open and steamboats, have
run regularly all Winter without being
impeded by ice.
AT recent congregational meeting OF
the Carversville Presbyterian Church, a
unanimous call was extended to MIR.
Adams, student Ia the senior class Of
Princeton On. J.) Theological Seminary.
William Morrison, living inst above
Centrcville, in Buckingham township,
died very suddenly with heart trouble, on
Sunday evening, March 10th. He had
been in bis usual health and walked out
as usual during the afternoon. The death
is severe blow to the family.
Daniel Mclaughlin aud William L.
Ely, of Solcbury, are about to reopen the
old cement quarry up the creek from
Phillips mill aud manufacture cement.
II has been tested and found 10 be Of o
good quality. Much win be wanted on
the new railroads being bnilt across the
county.
Tho thirty-fifth annual convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Association OF
Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Delaware
and Philadelphia, opened at Norristown,
Friday, In the Central Presbyterian Church
twenty-five associations were represented
including Newtown, the only one from
Bucks county.
IT. Nelson Lewis, member OF tn,
| Ph!!adeirnia Gun Club, who waa convict
ed at the December term OF cruelty to IN
mals by shooting ut live pigeons in th,
grounds VI the club at Andalusia, Buck
county, was sentenced by Judge Yerkes
on Wednesday TO pay dne of So an,
costs OF prosecution.
-Contracior Jamlson, of the Northeas
Extension, has ordered his steel rails, z
pounds TO the yard, of the mill ut Harris
burg. The track will be laid as soon a
the grading is done from Breadysvile up
and his bridge materials will be railroade,
there. This viii be by the first of May
the weather is favorable for the work.
j. Monroe Shellenberger, Esq, o
Daylestowp, Is member Of the Stat
Board OF Public Charities which was las
week engaged In investigating the charge
against the officers OF the Blind Asylum
At Philadelphia. Mr.. Shellenbcrger Is
member Of the sp cial committee of th,
Board to investigate charges not onl,
against the Blind Asylum, but other pub
lie institutions where abuses are charged
--Severalaged citizens Of Tinicum town
ship, have departed this life within III,
past ten days. William NORMAN, OF neal
Wormansville, .was buried at Tlnicum, OF
Monday, March 17th. Garrett Johnson
OF near 0tsville, was buried on the 18Th.
Charles Fenner, formerly Supervisor o.
rinicum township for humber Of years
died at New Hope aud his remains wer,
brought to Tinicum for burial on Tues
day. All were upwards Of seventy year.
OF age. We learn also Of the death o.
Peter Hillpot, aged So years, also of TIM
cum.
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