The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-01-18
There is some talk Of establishing

There is some talk of establishing a
creamery at Ringers.
The people of Frenchtown talk of
lighting their town by electricity.
The Great Council OF New Jersey. of
improved Order of Red Men, will meet in
Trenton, on February 2Sd.
Quite number OF our citizens at
tended the Inauguration at T enton, yes
terday Tuesday.
AT the office of Dr. F. W. Larson, in
this city, the thermometer registered l30
below zero, at 7 o'clock, yesterday
Tuesday morning.
The paper mills are shut down owing
to the water being out of the feeder.
This gives time to make:necessary repairs
to machinery, &c.
Senator Martin has taken rooms at
the American House during the Legisla-
tive session, where his friends may find
him when the Senate is not in session.
The river can now be crossed on the
Ice, the first time in eight or ten years.
The first team crossed on Monday Of this
week and the bridge is almost deserted
Washington Camp, No. l, p. .. ).
of A., of this city, will attend divine ser
vice at the New Hope NJ E. Church, on
Sunday morning, January %.
1T is stated that the snuff factory at
Changewaier is likely to change its loca-
tion to Glen Gardner The concern sold
last year over 5000, 900 worth of snuff.
The next quarterly meeting of the
Hunterdon County Local Union of the Y.
P. S. C. E., will be held at High Bridge,
on Tuesday evening, Jan 24th, at 7.So o.
clock.
"A meeting was held in Ringoes on
Monday evening of last week for the pur,
pose of organizing branch of the State
Building and Loan Association in that
place.
Miss Lizzie Wilson, daughter of John
NJ. Wilson, of Delaware township, was
skating in Prospect Park. Trenton, sever
al days ago, when she fell and broke her
right arm near the wrist.
The twenty-fifth annual meeting of
the New Jersey Board of Agriculture will
be held at the State House, 10 Trenton,
(Supreme Court room), Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday OF this week.
Samuel T. Case, of Pennington. has
been appointed Doorkeeper in the House
OF Assembly Martin Corcoran, a son of
ex-Sberif CorcoraD, has been appointed
page in the same legislative body.
The two handso me premiums offered
by Reinert & Rice during the holidays
have found owners. The holder Of ticket
1895, Mr.. VIM. McNeal, of Stockton, Sc
lecled the banquet lamp, and this left the
handsome tea set for Master Wesley
Crosley, of Titusville, who had ticket
1881.
-Sleighiug is excellent 10 this vicinity.
1t has not been as good 10 number OF
years. Livery teams are being hired out
at one dollar per hour for single teams.
On Sunday afternoon teams were at
premium, there being none to hire at any
price.
Samuel G. Barber, son of VIM. Bar
Der, decd, formerly OF BARRIERS station,
died Of pleuro pneumonia at his home in
Jersey City last Thursday. His funeral
took place on Sunday last. 1nterment at
BARRIERS burying ground at the conven-
fence of the family. His age was about
68 years.
The Board OF Freeholders Of Mercer
county held meeting at the County
Work House bel W this city, last
Friday afternoon. Messrs. Van Camp
and Dunn, of the canal company. met the
Board relative to the building OF a ba
sin. II was decided TO build basin one
hundred feet square.
John Kuhl Buchanan, an old and
highly esteemed citizen OF Pennington,
died on Saturday morning last, at the resi-
deBce of his son, on Bonnell street, Flem-
ington, in bis 79th year He was born
In Cberryville, Hunierdon county, in 1914.
He had lived the most of his life al
or near Pennington.
MIR. Josiah Wilson has held the Office
of postmaster at Oak Grove, in this coun-
iy, continuously since 1857, period I
So years. Mr.. s. P. Stryker, postmaster
at Tumble, has also held that position for
nearly 80 years, and is probably the sec
ond Oldest postmaster in the county
Ha,sterdon Independent
Asher II Shook, an old and much
respected resident of the Titusville neigh
borhood, died very suddenly on the morn
lug of the 9th inst. He was feeling as
well as usual when be got up. His wife
followed him down stairs few minutes
later and found him sitting 10 rocking
chair in front Of the FIRE, dead Heart
failure was thought to have been the
cause.
--"Lambertville Pulls" are the 60.
Kline, Bridge street, sells them. ole.