The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-12-21
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY. PA.

night to guard against incendiarism.
The Pineville aud Centrevllle Turn
pike Company intend TO build a toll.gate
at the crossroads at the Independent
School House.
i Cold Spring Dairymen's Association,
Buckingham, paid for November milk SO
cents per pound butter fat, or $1.5O per
hundred pounds milk.
Moore s. Sutton, who bored an arte-
sian well for Thomas s. Mood, at Point
Pleasant, found an abundant supply Of
pure, soft water at depth OF twenty six
feet.
The annual exhibition Of tho Doyles.
town Pigeon and Poultry Association will
be held in Lenape Hall, in February, be-
ginning on the 9Th and continuing until
the 18th.
"A marriage license was issued on
Thursday, at Doylestown, to couple OF
which the bride received divorce
frsm former husband on Tuesday, No
vember 20.
Stanford Frankenfeld, of Upper
Blacks Eddy, while engaged as brake
man in coupling cars on the Camden &
Amboy Division, a few days ago, got
caught between the bumpers, and was so
badly injured that he died day or two
afterwards.
Patrick Dugan, engineer of the shift
CT with which the Doylestown train col
lided in June last, at Oreland station, and
in which accident loss OF life resulted,
was tried at Norristown, on Saturday last,
on charge OF negligence, and acquitted.
Conductor Charles Reheren will be placed
on trial on a similar charge.
William Stever and Edward Pallatt,
employed in the construction Of dry
well on the lot in the rear Of the Lenape
building, 10 Doylestown, had narrow
escape from being covered up by cave
In on Monday afternoon. When the men
were dug out by parties who came to
their rescue, 1t was found that Stever had
two bones in his left ankle broken, which
will incapactate him from work for some
time. Charitable people of the town
made the unfortunate man q creditable
donation.
e~At the last meeting Of the Pineville
Grange the barn burning subject awaken.
ed considerable of expression, and smok-
ers, match carriers and lanterns were gen.
orally tabooed. But when necessity re-
! CURED the use OF a lantern at the barn
lard oil or candles should be used, and
they should be hung on hook or some
thing strong, and not set around careless
ly. II was thought by some that deiec-
tives should be employed to find out the
origin OF the many fires and for the pro-
lection of the insurance companies.
The Board of Managers of the Farm
ers' and Mechanics Mutual Insurance AS
socation buckingham Company, has Of
fered reward OF $500 In each case for
information that will lead to the cenvic-
tion of the incendiary who set fire to the
buildings of either the following persons;
The barn of Elizabeth Ely, in Bucking-
ham; Charles Hart, in Upper Wakefield;
Elizabeth Yerkes, In Warminster; Ed
ward M. Slack, In Upper Wakefield; John
| nar~oh In I,Nop Nal AaiA H.
house of Mary B. Steever, in New Britain.
john Wetstein, the new toll gatherer
for the Point Pleasant Delaware Bridge
Company, moved into the new toll house,
last Thursday, and Is ready for business
as soon as the bridge Is ready, which will
probably be by January !. The plank
are nearly all In place now, but there is
considerable rivetipg to do yet to the top
of the bridge and some braces and railing
to putup. The Toledo Company have a
large force OF men at work, and are doing
all they can to finish at an early date, as
they are paying forfeit for every day that
the bridge remains uncompeted.
CENTRE BRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE.
Centre Bridge has six dressmakers and
more are going TO learn the trade.
After this look out what kind OF shirts
you get of the clothes line at night The
one you got with ''Cell Number Six" on is
the one that gave you away. >"
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a valuable rose tree one day last week,
which almost produced tears. The dog
now has TO stand around, tell you
Tie butcher gave an extra slice OF meat
last week for Christmas present.
Ely Grifiit has built a large pigeon house
and now Is going to put In Two hundred
birds. He says there is money n raising
birds.
Miss Lizzie Naylor has been confined
to her bed the past two weeks with the
pleurisy, but is somewhat better at this
writing.
The little folks are trying TO he very
good, as Christmas Is near at hand.
There Is some one In our town that
likes chickens. Some nights we hear
the chickens squall. Now would say
to the fellow, eat up what you have got
and don't come for any more, for you
might get hold Of the wrong chicken
some time. JRssRY.
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Funi Funi Funi
A big day on the 26th. Catch the pig