The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17
MIR. Harry Harrison is repairing his
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MIR. Harry Harrison is repairing his
property on Union street.
MIR. Simeon Huseton is making some
repairs to his property on York street.
"A slight change will be made in the
Belvidere Division time table next week.
The Quimby Family Reunion, will
be held at Bulls Island. Tomorrow (Tburs-
day.
Keep out the flies and bugs by one of
Helms cheap and good Screens. Coryell
street.
Mr.. VIM. Price. living at the outlet
locks, below this city, is very low with
pleuro-pneumonia
The Union Steamer was out on trial
last Thursday evening aud worked first
class in every particular.
Mrs. Wetherill, widow of the late
DR.. VIM. Wetherill, is dangerously i'll 1t
her home in this city, and her physicians
give no hopes of her recovery.
School commencement of the High
School will be held at Holcombe Hall,
next Wednesday evening The gradual
ing class is small one, there being but
four in it.
The Sir knights of Evening Star
Castle, No. Is, A. o. K. Of M. O., are re-
auested TO meet at Castle Hall, on Satur-
day evening, June 20tb. Business OF inn
portance.
Halls Hair Remover eradicates and
prevents the formation of dandrnff, thick
ems the growth, and beauties the hair as
no other preparation will.
Harry Heath, employed at the Will
liam Mann Co. IS paper mill, had the mis-
fortune to have finger on his right hand
badly mashed by being caught in the
pinch rolls of the paper cutter, one day
last week.
On Sunday last au Italian, work.
man at the Goat Hill Quarries, attempted
10 swim across the canal, near the quar-
ries and when near the railroad side was
taken with cramps and went under twice,
hut in his struggles forced himself to the
shore and managed to get out.
The Historical Society will remove
their archives from a building up town at
Pennington, to the County Buildings and
occupy the apartment in common with
the County Medical Society which has al
ready large case and collection, TO
which DIR. Geo. Ii. Larson, Of this city.
has given many rare specimens.
DIR. Geo. H. Larson Informs us that
his thermometers stood on Monday al 930,
Tuesday at 940 and to-day as we go to
press 9l4e. These instruments are stand
ards and are carefully arranged in the
shade. The rain fall for May was 29l
inches against 4 SO in 1890 and $50 in
1889. So far for the month Of June, it
has been LOT inches.
Mr. Stephen Hull, who lives on the
hill southeast OF this city, has great GU
riosiIy. Last Fall he cut off the limb OF
peach tree and threw it on his wood pile.
Last Spring, wanting stake, he took the
peach limb, sharpened one end of it, and
drove il into the ground. little while
after this one of the small branches at
tached to this limb or stake, budded,
blossomed and now has on it two small
neaches in process of growth.
Capt. Fl. Livingston, Lieut.. L. A.
Kreiser and Lieut.. ]. Dillaway, officers of
the Greenville Club OF Wheelmen, of Jer-
sey City, aud Alfred Armstrong and Chas.
Mcintyre, members Of the same, left Jer-
sew City, last Monday morning, at 4
o'clock, on their bicycles, arriving 10 this
city at o'clock in the evening, and stop
ped at The York Street House over night.
They left on Tuesday morning Tor Phila-
delphia. Their club numbers about fifty
members, mostly young men, and some
OF them are on the road pearly all the time.
On Tuesday morning, about o'clock,
Mrs. John Bye, daughter of MIR. Fred
Coombs, who resides at the corner of
Union and Swan streets, awakened and
went out on the porch Of the house, 1t be-
ing very warm, and saw light over
toward the city crusher. She called her
father, who called his son, and both went
over with pals Of water. AS they ap-
preached the crusher they saw man run
ming away from an out-buiIding connect
ed with the crusher, which was on fire.
They succeeded in putting the fire out.
Mrs. Hannah M. Britain, widow of
the late 8. Barber Britain, was found
dead In her bed last Sunday morning, at
her home on York st rect. She had been
ip poor health for several months. Mrs.
Britain was sister of Mr.. Chester Wells,
of this city, and of Rev. VIM. M. Wells,
of Larison's Corner.
--Burdette's lecture, at the Baptist
Church, last evening, drew smaller audi
euce than heretofore, owing to the hot
weather and to other exercises being held
the same evening. But those who at
tended were well repaid. It was one Of
his best, and was decidedly original in its
make up. His closing "original poem
was in itself well worth the admission
price.
"A big variety Of Window and Door
screens at Helms Hardware Store, Cory
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