The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-01

The village of Hopewell has voted in
favor of incorporation.
MIR. William Hortman has been re,
pairing his property on North Main street
and also painting it.
MIR. w. F. Finger. Of Trenton, has
been granted patent for heating at
tachment for lamp chimneys.
james F. Brook, prominent busi-
ness man of Trenton, has disappeared. Il
is rumored that he has sailed for Europe.
Navigation is now open on the Delaware
aud Rartan Canal and you can hear the
sound of the boat-horn at any time.
MIR. Charles Davis is beautifying his
property on North Main street, In this
city, with fresh coat of paint.
Saturday, the, Millinery window OF
"The Peoples Store" will be ssThe Beauty
Spot" on Union street.
MIR. Fl. II. Evans has purchased the
property formerly owned by Frank Helm
bold, on South George street, in this city.
Mr. George Price and Mr.. William
Gaddis have purchased the double house
on Weeden street, in this city, of Mr..
Stamford Holden.
Willie, ten year old son OF Michael
Conway, residing on Clinton street, sus-
tanned severe injury to the right eye by
falling few days ago.
-Ex. Congressman James N. Pidcock
has been elected President of the new
Board of Managers OF the State Insane
Asylum at Morris Plains.
Buy one of the new Spring Derbys,
at Trewiu & Co. g, and have your initials
in gold on the lining. mar. 25
AN advertisement of the new chair
factory appears In this issue. People
who want chairs of the style made by
them, will do well to give them call.
Most of our churches were prettily
utcoIdteu WIN uoWcis W 1dStrt Duuur}s
and the music was in keeping with the
occasion.
The 4th series stock OF the Centen-
NAL Building and Loan Association has
matured, being worth $200.06, and the
stockholders are now being paid of.
AT the last monthly meeting of the
Centennial Building and Loan Association,
twenty-one loans were sold, the prices
ranging from 81 90 to So 30 per loan.
1t is cheaper to buy oae of Trewin g.
Co. e elegant Spring overcoats, than TO
be sick with cold. mar. 1885,
AT the Trenton Housefurnishing EN-
porium, 1913 s. Broad street, they are
showing the /" New Process Gasoline
Stoves" 1t certainly is perfection In the
stove line.
Alexander Dunn, well-known BUSH
ness man Of Trenton, engaged in the hard
ware trade, who disappeared last week
and was supposed to have committed sui
eide, is now believed to have absconded
with about $40, 900 of the firms money.
Willie Jones, eight years old, son Of
George Jones, Of Lambert street, in this
city, was bitten on the arm by vicious
dog last Saturday afternoon, the teeth OF
the dog penetrating through The coat and
reaching to the bone. Mr.. Jones shot the
dog on Monday. II belonged TO Michael
Fahey.
TO see Is to appreciate Be sure to
attend the Millinery Reception at "The
Peoples Store" Saturday. apl. l.
The Grand Army of the Republic
throughout the United States will cele-
brate the twenty fifth anniversary of the
organization of the order on April 9th
next. Major G. A. Angel Post. No. 30,
of this city, have committee appointed
to make the necessary arrangements to
properly celebrate the event on Monday
evening, April 9th.
The Annual Sociable of the Emerald
Beneficial Association, Branch No. 2, OF
this city, was held on Monday evening last
and was, as usual, grand success finan-
cially and socially. The hall was prettily
decorated with flags of different nations,
and directly over the space occupied by
the orchestra was Jet with the letters
EMERALD D.; in the background was
the motto Of the society" Faith, Hope
and Charity" 10 gilt. The grand march,
which was a brilliant affair, took place al
$50 o'clock and was lead by Grand Con-
ductor John A. McNulty, with Miss Liz
ze Hunt, OF this city, followed by Con-
dnctor Thomas +. Kilroy, with Miss May
Ward, Of Trenton, N. J. The various
movements Of the march were performed
in manner that reflected much credit up
on the participants. The music was fur
nished BY Prof. MacAs' Orchestra and
gave excellent satisfaction.
The following officers Of St. Elmo
Commandery, No. IA. Knights Templar,
Of this city, were installed last Wednes-
day evening
En-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. UiiMos.
Generalissimo McGill.
Captain General-J. w. Robson.
Prelate--George w. Prall, (P. E. %
Sr. George v. Hunt.
Jr. Warden--S. A. Finger, (P. E. o.
Treasurer--John Lilly. (P. E. @.
Recorder-W. H. Wilmot (P. 2. o.
Standard Bearer--W. g. Apgar.
Sword Bearer--Calvin Solliday.
Warden--Q. NJ. Holcombc.
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