The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-02-01
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Post Office opens $50 A. N. Closes 500 p. NJ
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Thos. Devine, residing on s. Main
street, is lying dangerously III with pneu
monia.
Bessie, daughter Of Oliver G. and
Amanda Holcombe, Of this city, died on
Friday morning last, of heart trouble,
caused by strain while pulling sled.
Owing to the demand for tickets fol-
the Schmidt Herbert Concert, the manage.
ment has decided to sell at the door ad-
mission tickets 10 she gallery for 80 cents.
The dwelling house on Buttonweod
street, belonging to the estate Of @. W.
Gaddis, decd, will be sold tomorrow
(Thursday), at 2 P. NJ. by the admins.
traitor. See adv.
John ]. Sweeney, student Of the
Grand Seminary Of Montreal, Canada,
who has been in this city on account OF
the death Of his brother, returned to his
studies on Tuesday.
Washington Camp, No. !, r. o. 8.
Of A., of this city, attended the Methodist
Church, OF New Hope, on Sunday morn
ing last and listened to very patriotic
sermon by the Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Stogdon-
-ThOs. Crawley, James II. Reynolds
and Patrick Mcnamara, attended con-
vention of the A. o. II. OF N. j., held at
Newark, on Jan. goth, as representatives
Of Division No. 8, A. o. H., of this city.
DIR. Horace G. Wetheril, who for
some months has been reading in Colora-
do, for the benefit of his health, intends
to return to Trenton, in May, and resume
the practice of his profession, having fully
recovered.
House for rent Gu Bridge street, adj
joining the Baptist Church. Bath room
aud closet. Apply 30
f1-tf THOMAS r. Hunt.
-Clementine Bechtel, wife OF Charles
Bechtel, OF Trenton, Grand Treasurer of
the New Jersey Masons, and Grand Secre-
tary of the Grand Commandery Knights
Templar, died at her home, on Saturday
night The funeral will take place In
Trenton, to- day.
Extra meetings are being held this
week at the Baptist Church 10 this city.
Preaching every evening except Saturday
evening. Everybody is invited to attend.
Some conversions have resulted from
these meetings, and there appears to be a
growing interest.
Revival meetings have been held at
the Methodist Church in this city for two
or three weeks past with encouraging re
suits. Thirteen have already united with
the church on probation as a result OF
these meetings, and others are interested.
The meetings still continue. Pastor Neal
Is an earnest worker.
Charles Halpin, Familiarity known as
"Chicken, well-known character about
town, was found sleeping In the snow
near Moore's Station, at which place he
has been employed In stone quarry, one
morning this week, and was 80 badly
frozen that he was removed to St. Francis
Hospital, In Trenton.
Mrs Dorothy Kuhl, mother of ex-
Judge Khul, died suddenly on Jan. 2lst
at her residence IN Mine Street In Flem-
ington. Mrs. Kunl, who was about "a
years OF age, had been 10 feeble health for
some time, but her death was very unex-
pected. She was most estimable lady,
and her long life was filed with good
deeds and kindly acts.
"A sleighing party composed Of resi-
dents Of this city, visited Buckmanville,
Pa, on Thursday evening last and spent
very pleasant evening at The residence
OF friend. They had proceeded but
short distance on their return home, when
the sleigh broke down, and the party
walked to this city, arriving here between
one and two O'Clock.
Mr.. C. HI. W. Van Solver, OF this
city, has been appointed weigher Of mails
by the post Office department. The ser
vice lasts for four weeks, and his route
will be on the trains between Bound
Brook and New York. At certain periods
the mails are weighed by the department
80 as to FIX the compensation to be paid
the railroads for carrying them.
Somebody started paragraph to the
effect that there are 100 school teachers In
Hunterdon county, and 10 about q week
we all had the news. The statement, how
ever, is away of. There are now engsg-
ed in the public schools Of the county 15l
teachers, I02 OF whom are women. The
figures 100 probaly came from the num-
Der Of Districts - Hunterdon Repstba.
can.
"A number OF the members OF Home
Lodge, X. OF p, Of Frenchtown, took
advantage of the good sleighing and
drove to Pennington on Wednesday night,
making Crescent Lodge, Of this place, .
fra.ernal visit. A very enjoyable evening
was spent and the Frenchtown knights re-
turned to their homes well pleased with
their trip. Democrat Advertiser.
Happy and content Is home with +" The Ro-
chester; a lamp with the light Of the morning.