The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-05-20

-Flemington will soon have hosiery
factory. The amount needed has been
subscribed, and the contract for the build
ing awarded.
Rev. Ellis E. Robertson, a native Of
Kingwood township, has been appointed
to take charge of the Kingwood NJ. E.
Church for the ensuing year.
Halls Hair Remover is free from al
cohol and dyes that injurs the skin. tits
scientifically prepared, and will restore
gray hair to its original color and vigor.
AT Frenchtown, on May 10Th, six
persons were baptized at the rivers side
by Rev. II. A. Chapman, and received
into membership of the Ba ptist Church.
Harvey Kerr Of Frenchtown, has
been stationed at Milford, as assistant
agent in the railroad office there, 10 place
of Charles Lees, who has been transferred
to Lambertville.
The firm of Holcombe & Updycke,
Geo. s. Holcombe and Charles NJ. Up
dyke), the green grocery merchants, on
Union street, have dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. Holcombe retires.
John Tunison, OF Pennington, has
been granted a pension; likewise, Eliza
beth Dilts, of Kingwood township, widow
of John Watson Dilts; likewise, Mrs. Mary
Beidleman, OF Camden, formerly of
Frenchtown.
The Hunterdon County Historical So
ciety will hold its next meeting in Lam
bertville, June 10th, when several papers
of historical interest to the place aud vi
entity will be read and many collections
of the Society exhibited.
Ex-sheriff John p Rittenhonse, of
Ringoes, will in few days. make
trip to Annapolis, Maryland, where he
expects to spend a short time visiting his
son, Hawley, who is one of the professors
at the U. s. Naval Academy, in that
place.
MIR. Howard Bundy, of this city. and
Mr.. Robinson, have formed partner
ship, and have established a shaving and
hair cutting establishment on Main street,
near York, east side. Howard says he
means business. The firm will be Robin
son s. Bundy.
in front of Jos. q. Moore's grocery
store, on N. Union street, there is low
place in the gutter, which is constantly
full of stagnated water, and often banana
and orange peallngs are swept into 1t.
Then It becomes swill barrel. Let the
Board of Health look after this.
"A gang of thirty or forty Italians ar
rived on the Belvidere Division, yester-
day, who had been engaged to work on
the enlargement of one of the reservoirs
of the Lambertville Water Works. Mr..
Jacob Hillpot, OF Philadelphia, formerly
of New Hope,) has the contract for the
work, and the men are under contract to
him.
-Hunterdon Republican: Since the
extremely cold weather of last week, we
have made inquiries OF a number Of large
peacb-growers as to its effects on the crop,
and all say that they do not think the
peaches have been injured to any extent.
This is good news indeed, as the pros
pect is now good for fine crop this
ats
berries, cherries, etc., were badly nipped
by the cold and much was killed.
MIR. Chas. Doubelinski has taken the
superintendency OF the Weeden Paper
Mill, in this city, 10 place of Mr.. G. Lake,
deceased. Mr.. d. is a paper maker by
trade, aud has acquired additional knowl-
edge of the business through his visits as
special agent of The Penna. Salt Co., to
hundreds of paper mills throughout the
country. He will not, however, sever his
connection with the Penna. Salt Co.,
in whose service he has been engaged for
many years.
MIR. Geo. w. Arnett has completed
ten new houses this Spring and has eight
more under way, with two to build for
Mrs. Garrison, which will make when
completed, twenty houses in all that have
been built this season, as follows: Six on
Union street, four on George street and
ten on cottonwood. The houses are be-
ing occupied as fast as they are compile
ted. Mr.. Arnett says he has applicants
for great many more houses than be has
for rent. All the vacant space on Elm
street has been built upon.
Mrs. Catharine VOORHEES,, an aged
lady, died suddenly last Monday after
noon, while on visit to her son-in-law,
Mr.. George Holcombe, residing on Elm
street, in this city. She was resident
of Mount Pleasant and came here about
week ago. She was indisposed, and her
daughter carried her dinner up to her bed
room on Monday. At that hour she did
not seem seriously i'll. Later her daughter
entered her room twice, supposing she
was asleep, but upon calling her the sec
ond time, discovered that she was dead.
Mrs. Voorhees, was born In Alexandria
township and was 81 years old. Her fu-
neral will take place tomorrow.
A large stock Of CURB STONE and
FLAG STONE for pavemenis, al low prices,
for sale by
st LEAR. HoLooMB & NIECE.