The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-22
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tions now are that Doyles.own viii be
without base ball club this year.
Orphans Court Clerk Willis Walls,
Doylestown, issued twenty-four marriage
licenses during the month of March.
"A freight Office and a siding are
promised in the near future at Walton
station, on the North East Penn. extern
sion.
During the first quarter of 1891, end
ing April 4, 5l9 deeds and releases, were
recorded in the Recorders office at Doy-
lestown.
Rev. A. L. Miller, pastor of the Bap-
list Church at Point Pleasant, rendered his
resignation to the church officials, to take
effect July 1st.
-Messrs. Clemens s. Palmer, rose grow
ers, at Doylestown, have shipped 70, 900
roses to Philadelphia since the first Of
September, from two houses.
For some time past number of dogs
have been providing about PinevilIe, and
of late have turned their attention to poul-
try killing and manning ducks.
Noah L. Clark, Superintendent Of the
Cold Spring Creamery, Buckingham, has
recently shot six wild geese that alighted
along the small stream that flows by the
creamery.
Howard Cooper, son OF DIR. A. M.
Cooper, of Point Pleasant, graduated at
the Medlco Chlrurgical College in Phila-
delphIa, last week. The Doctor has an
other son that is practiclng, making three
doctorsin one family.
"A freight car jumped the track at
Buckingham station, on N. e. Penn. ex-
tension, on Wednesday morning, pulling
two other cars after 1t, causing delay TO
the freight train. The wrecking crew
soon cleared the tracks.
The third accident on the New Hope
extension of the N. L. X. r., occurred at
Buckingham, on Friday, when three cars
were badly smashed by collision with an
engine. Three officers Of the road were
on the spot, and the engineer of the loco
motive was discharged at once. II is said
he was intoxicated.
Joseph Black, workman in the
Kemble quarries, Lumberville, met with
an accident, recently. While some of the
men were engaged in raising stone with
derrick, one of the chains broke, and
the stone in falling struck Mr.. Black, cut
ting him on the head and bruising him in
a shocking manner. AT first 1t was
thought that both his limbs were broken,
but upon examination it was found that
no bones were broken.
Three young men, Thomas Heed, Ell
Hutchinson and Jas. Dolan, were taken to
Doylestown Jail by Constable Fisher, OF
New Hope, on Monday, charged with
malicious mischief. The charge was
made by Thomas Corners, and hearing
was held before Justice 7. T. Easlburn,
who committed them in default of bail.
The young men, none of whom are OF
age, were crest-fallen lot when they
turned into their cells at night, a. they
expected parties from New Hope during
the afternoon TO bail them out. The boys
say that the malicious mischief alleged
against them was accidental
About IL o'clock, on Friday night
April 10, fire broke out in the barn on the
farm owned by Seth Ely, and occupied
by John T. Poole. near the pike, about
one mile from Pineville, in Buckingham
township. How the fire originated is not
known, but il is thought TO have been
caused by an incendlary. Mr.. Poole was
aroused about midnight by Thomas Clax-
ton, neighbor, who saw the light from
his window and hurried over to render
what assistance he could. When he ar
rived there he was greatly surprised to
find that the Poole family was still sound
ly sleeping. BY the time they had been
aroused the roof of the barn had already
fallen In and II was impossible TO save
anything from the fury of the flames.
The building was Totally destroyed and
the contents consumed. All the live STOCK
also perished-six head of horses and
colts, two mules and nine COWS. A num-
Der of ducks aud chickens we're also
burned. Allthc crops, including large
quantity of hay, farm machinery, etc.,
was also consumed. Owing to favora-
Bile wind the wagon house and residence
were saved. The building was insured
and Nr. Poole also had his stock and
crops insured in the Lahaska Insurance
Company for 50, ss1. 25. Bucks County
Mirror.
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