The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20
NEW HorE AND BUCKS COUNTY, Pa


-Doylestown is to be divided into
three wards.
Joseph F. Van Horn has rented his
wheelwright shops at Wakefield, for
term OF three years, to Trexler & Son,
now operating the pineville shops.
The Buckingham Valley creamery,
one OF the most successful in Bucks coun-
ty, ships from 800 to 800 quarts of skim
med milk to Philadelphia, daily, and some
days 1000 quarts.
Stephen z. Cooper. lately employed
as clerk by the Knickerbocker Ice Co., is
filing vacancy in Rockers store, Pine
will, caused by the sickness OF Lewis Car.
yer, one OF the clerks.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has announced that all passenger trains
will be Withdrawn from tho Trenton Gut
of between Merrisville and Nerristowu,
and the road will be used exclusively for
freight traffic.
An application will be made to the
Governor on the 26th Of january for the
incorporation OF the s'Doylestown Electric
Company" the petitioners being William
II. Kirk, NJ. D., Albert F. Sheets, Alfred
Paschal, James Pollock, John d. James,
Henry 8, Murit and Henry Lear.
The Doylsstewn Pension Board Of
Surgeons have received orders TO meet.
for the examination Of applicants, at
Doylestown every first and third Wednes-
day. and at Bristol every second and
fourth Wednesday Of each month. The
order went into effect on January lst.
Judge Yerkes, following the custom
OF Northampton and other counties, has
had prepared for the convenience Of at
torneys aud others, Bucks county court
calendar, neatly printed on small card,
containing the time of opening Of the
various courts, In accordance With the
Courts recent order.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the North East Penna. r. R., was
held en- Monday, and resulted as follows :
President, Edward G. Knight; Directors,
A. A. Mcleod, A. J.iAntelo, George deb.
Keim, James Coyd. Samuel r. shipley,
Thomas Dolan, Peter G. Hollis, Isaac
Warner, Jr., l. Newton Evans, Samuel s..
Thompson, Charles Fl. r. Triebels, Albert
S. Paxson.
The stockholders of the Point Pleas
ant Delaware bridge met at Point Pleas
ant aud elected the following officers fol-
the ensuing year: President, H. W. Wis
mer secretary, John Clemens; treas.
urer, Ralph Slower; directors, Henry f.
Myers, Jacob d. Myers, Andrew Swartz,
William Closson and Amos Smith. A
dividend of per cent was declared on
the original stock.
Judge Yerkes, 10 his charge to the
Grand Jury, at Doylestown, on Monday
OF last week, made the following remarks
in regard TO tho sale of liquor by any
druggists: ''The Ast Of 1887 provides that
druggists may not sell 1t without a pre-
scription from physician, and they can
not sell 1t oftener than once upon the same
prescription, neither can they sell 1t to
any persons OF known Incorporate habits,
persons visibly Affected with Intoxicating
drinks, or to minors, whether upon pre-
scription or not. Neither may physi-
clan regularly registered and 10 good stand
ing give prescription for the sale of Ii
quor TO any person at his own drug store,
or one In which be 10 Interested"
"A meeting of the commissioners ap-
pointed by the Court to determine the
question OF diyidiDg Solebury into cleo
ton districts met In Solebsry hall, Centre
Hill, on January o. The commissioners
were David Taylor, William @. Howell
and Joseph r. Comfy. Hugh B. East
burn, attorney for the petitioners, was
present. The few voters who attended
were heard by the commissioners, who
then decided TO divide the township int
three districts, the first line OF division to
commence at Lumberton, thence by the
Cuttalosso and State road To Lahsska, and
the second TO begin a, the New Hope bor-
ough line, thence by the road 10 The Sole
bury Friends meeting house. by the Cana
da Hill road to the Csrversville road and
thence TO Ruckman's. No names were
decided upon, although those present
thought the lower district should be call
ed Aquetong.