The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-07-12

in this city.
MIR. sames Farley, of Bristol, Pa,
is visiting his daughter, Miss Bessie Far.
ley, in this city.
Miss Mary Mcbride, of Gloucester,
! N. j., is visiting at the residence Of Mr..
Jas. Reilly, on s. Main st. in this city.
Mrs. Spencer Dilts, of Stockton,
spent Sunday of last week with relatives in
Trenton.
Miss Mary Ramsey, of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday aud Sunday with Miss
Blanche Niece, of this city.
Mr.. Ray Daily, an operator in the
employ of the Postal Telegraph Cable Co.
at Philada., spent Sunday with friends in
our city.
Miss Molly Moore, of Brooklyn, is
spending her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Schenck, of this city.
MIR. Geo. II. Whyte, of this city, who
has been working as typo in New York
for some weeks, is now visiting his faith
er, in this city.
We hear that another new band is
soon to be organized. This will make
three for our city.
The Methodist Sunday School of this
city will hold its picnic at Ellmaker Is
land day Wednesday,
"A marriage certificate of William
Kenard TO Elizabeth Woodrough, has
been found on our streets. The owner
can have 1t by calling at 81 s. Main street.
The Baptist Sunday School of this
city has changed the time of its pic mic
from Thursday to Tuesday CT next week.
1t will be held at Ellmaker Island
-Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
is popular preparation in one bottle, and
colors evenly brown or black. Any per-
son can easily apply it at home.
MIR. F. E. Robertson is now manager
of the Postal Telegraph Cable Co. at
Stockton, and has his Office at Mason &
Robersen's store. Messages are sent to
| all parts of the country.
AT the recent meeting of our School
Board, 1t was decided to reopen the pub
lie schools on September 11th. All the
teachers were reappointed. The school
will be kept open % months the coming
year.
The calf market was brisk on We'd
nesday, calves selling at u cents per
pound, and some of the best sold for 81
cts. Farmers in this section had better
raise calves than wheat. -F1'enchto,on
Independent.
Mr.. A. p. Kerr, principal of our city
schools, will sail on Saturday Of this week,
from New York, for Scotland, ts visit his
parents, who reside there. His vessel is the
''Furnessia," of the Anchor line. He will
return early in September.
MIR. William Mcconnell, of this city,
who has recently terminated his college
course at Mt. st. Mary's College, EN-
mettsburg, Nd, will finish his theologi-
cal course at Innsbruck Seminary, Aus
tria, and will sail for the above named
place next month.
In this issue and for some weeks to
come will be found the advertisement of
Cochran Park, which is located on an is
land in the Delaware near Trenton. 1t
has been handsomely fitted up and is an
attractive spot. Various amusements are
supplied daily.
900 yds. stylish shilling Dress Cling
hams, 8 cts, at the GRAND DEPOT.
The ladies of the Mount Airy Presby
terrain Church will hold their annual har-
vest home in w. +. Holcombe's grove,
on Wednesday Aug. 23d. AS the ladies
are noted for the excellence OF their en-.
tertaiuments, big crowd is sure to be
present. Remember, Aug. 23d.
"A young man named Wiley, well
known in this city, visited Trenton, a few
days ago, and after becoming intoxicated,
proceeded to do the town. He had not
proceeded far, however, when he was
taken in charge and Mr.. Wiley will spend
a 90 days vacation at the county work,
house.
--Asband of miserable looking Arabs
with two bears, passed through our city,
on Sunday evening last. They had been
camping in the grove at New Hope all
day but were ordered away by the parties
that owned the woods for fear OF breeding
disease. AS is usually the case with this
class of people, the men rode while the
women were compelled to walk.
If you want good segar, try slam
bertville Puffs," sold by Kline, Bridge st.
Evening Star Lodge, No. lat, K. p,
OF German Valley, was instituted by
Grand Chancellor w. f. Hsyhurst, Of
Lambertvile, on Friday evening week.
Delegations of knights were present from
Clinton, Junction, Califon, Port Dram,
| Hackettstown, Dover and Pennington.
The new lodge started with thlrly-five
charter members.
In addition 10 the changes already
mentioned among the mail carriers In this
vicinity, taking effect on July LIST, are the
following E. w. Stout from Stockton to
Pennington in place of John Moore; AL
bert Pyatt from Pennington to Quaker
town in place of Peter NJ. Larue, and
Frederick French from Clover Hill TO
Pennington in place OF Jacob Todd.
The commencement exercises Of the
State Normal School were held In Taylor
Opera House, Trenton, on Thursday,
the 9th ult. Among the list OF graduates
we notice the following from Hunterdon
county: Eva Seabrook. Stockton; Annie