The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-06-08


DR. Il. G. Wetheril, of Trenton, is
at the Alta Vista Hotel, Colorado Springs.
BE sure to attend the minstrel per-
Torrance at Holcombe Hall, next Monday
evening. Some of Lambertvilles best
musical talent will take part
Elijah Holcombe, of Sandy Ridge,
had mule gored by one of his cows in a
pasture field, one day last week, which was
so much injured that he was compelled to
kill it.
Tomorrow morning the new St. An
drew's Church in this city, will be conse-
Grated with fitting ceremonies by Bishop
Scarborough. A full report will be given
in our next issue.
-Ycu get check for any cent drink
at Reinert & Rice's, with every 25 cents
worth purchased. mil
William Runkle, OF Mount Airy, re-
Gently found his two-year old colt, which
was running to pasture, with one OF its
legs broken in such manner that the ami
NAL had to be killed.
On Sunday afternoon, Mr.. Richard
WEIGH, whe is totally blind, and who re-
sides with his son on Cottage Hill, fell
down flight of stairs. There were no
bones broken but be was severely bruised.
= Eleven persons were added to the
membership of the Larson Corner Church
at their recent communion, eight by pro-
fession and three by letter. The proceeds
of the strawberry festival there were over
sixty dollars.
The RECORD has been designated by
the Governor, Secretary of State and
Comptroller as one Of the papers in this
county to publish the laws. We this
week begin their publication and
shall complete them In as short time as
possible.
The Commencement OF the Lambert
vile High School will be held on Wednes-
day evening, June %, at Holcombe Hall.
Admission-adults Is cents; children 10
cents. Tickets can be procured from the
Principal, or OF members OF the Board of
Trustees.
Cyrus Van Dolah, who for several
years has taken the school census for Dis
trict No. SO, in Delaware township, this
year enrolled 81 children. Five years
ago he enrolled 90. This District and
many other country districts, have fallen
off in numbers, thus reducing their ap-
porlionment.
Largest stock, lowest prices. all the
latest styles of Wall Paper and Window
Shades, at A. IL. TIrus', SO N. Union
street. mr.. 20.
Mr.. Chas. Garrish, who formerly lived
10 this town and was employed in one Of
our grist mills, died in Trenton last even
ing. The funeral will take place from
his residence 1877 South Stockton street,
Trenton, on Saturday, at 10 o'clock.
Tuscarora Tribe, No. IL, Imp'd Order OF
Red Men of this city, of which the de-
ceased was member, is invited to attend.
Our Board of School Trustees has
adopted the wise plan of selling tickets
for the coming High School Commence
ment. Heretofore, the crowd Of people,
many OF them from outside the town, has
debarred, in many cases, those most in
terested from witnessing the exercises.
The proceeds from the small fee charged
will be used to pay the expenses Incident
to the occasion.
oliver O'Daniels. Of this city, was bit
on the hand by a copperhead or pilot
snake, while at work 10 Montgomery's
quarries, at Moore's Station, on Monday
afternoon. O'Daniels has killed a num-
Der Of pilots there lately, without being
bitten, but this one managed to strike
him. The bite has caused considerable
pain TO him aud be may have to have bis
arm amputated to save bis life.
Herbert A. Hummer, for several years
resident OF Frenchtown, died in that
place last Friday, Of complication OF dis
eases. In his earlier days he was engaged
extensively in manufa turing mac inery
at Sunnyside and Pittstown, aud later Of
organs, 10 Frenchtown. He was man
of good sound judgment. For some years
he was Assessor OF Frenchtown. The
funeral sermon was preached by Rev. w.
Fl. Filson, pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church, OF which Mr.. Hummer was a
member.
-Jehn r. Williams, who was born 10
Frenchtown 40 years ago, son of the late
Robert L. Williams, died last week in
81. Louis, Missouri. His remains were
brought to Frenchtewn on Saturday even
ing last and on Monday inferred in the
Frenchtown cemetery. He was a lawyer
and enjoyed lucrative practice until
failing health compelled him TO retire
from active work. He leaves wife, an
aged mother, brother and sisters, with
hosts Of friends who were his associates
In his youthful days 10 Frenchtown.
Don't fail to Try one of our Ice-cold
Milk Shakes. They are certainly fine.
RRINKRT & RIcR,
m IL 80 N. Union street.