The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-07-26

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MIR. Fred @. Stout has returned af-
ter few weeks visit to Asbury Park.
Horace B. Huat, Of Newark, N. j.,
is spending few days with his parents
in this city.
MIR. Fenwick Pew has moved from
South Union ST., TO house on Clinton
ST., above Jefferson.
Harry Naylor has purchased Of Fen
wick Pew, The frame house and lot on S.
Union st. in this city.
Mics Anna Shields, OF Pennington,
returned from Europe on the steamer
New York few days ago.
Everybody and their friends are 60
ing to the Knights of Pythias' pic mic, on
Ellmaker Isle, tomorrow (Thursday.)
MIR. L. Fl. Leber. President OF the
Electric Light Co, has rented the house
next to Gervas Ely, on York ST., and has
moved his family there.
--Chas. Voorhees,, son OF ex-County
Clerk Peter Voorhees,, has been appointed
Postmaster at Liberty, Nebraska, where
he has lived for several years.
knights Of Pythias have made com
plete arrangements for the pleasure their
friends on the occasion Of the joint pic
mic OF the various lodges at Ellmaker Is
land, tomorrow (Thursday).
Luther King, OF Cherryville, the
Hunterdon Democrat says, is the happy
possessor of remarkably good cow. In
April she made 45 pounds of butter, AZ
In May, and in June 5S.
"A fine 6.year-old stallion, belonging
to G. Farlee, of Rosemont, died one day
recently after having been brought In
from a drive. 1t is thought that the
weather was TOO hot for the animal.
Michael Smith, one Of the Oldest re-
sidents OF this city, died at bis home on
s. Main ST., on Friday last and was burr
cd on Monday OF this week. The funer-
nj services took place In st. Johns X. q.
Church. He had lived in this city AZ
years. and was 81 years old.
On Thursday evening last, horse
driven by Mr.. John Masten became fright
ened on York street, and ran away, and
before he was caught he had run nearly
ten miles. No one was injured, however,
and the animal was secured the following
day and brought to this city.
The Postal Telegraph Office has been
removed from Union st. to Geo. V.
Hunts store on Bridge ST., next door to
the Post Office. Everybody knows how
the telegraph service has improved, since
The Postal Office opened. Give US trial.
The water is getting low 10 the waller
company's reservoir. Our citizens should
therefore be economical 10 the use OF wa
ter until rain occurs that will fill the
ground. The selflshness that replies 81
pay for the water and am going to use
it," will rebound on the user II persisted
10.
Charles Hodge, son OF Mr.. Geo. L.
Hodge, of this city and well known here, left
Trenton ono day last week TO visit Chica-
go. He proposes TO make the entire trip
to the fair on his bicycle and return via
rail. The members OF the Y. nj. q. A.
gave him quite a send of when he started
on his trip.
"A number Of young men Of this city
visited Pennington on Saturday last to
witness the game OF base ball between
Lambertville and Pennington clubs. At
ter the game was over, they INDUCED
pretty freely In the 'sdisturber" and be-
coming very boisterous, they were taken
charge OF by the town constable and
fine administered.
The LambeYville base ball team play
ed game with the Pennington boys last
Saturday afternoon, in this place. TWAS
a poor game, Remington winning by
score OF 23 to 8. This is rather one-sided.
There was day few years ago when
Lambertville boosted Of as strong ball
team as existed in the State. Il is not 90
now. Hunterdon Democrat
The specially selected segars and to-
baccos sold by ]. B. Kline are noted for
their excellent favor and good smoking
qualities.
johnnie Duke, seven-year old son
Of Andrew Duke, residing On Main street,
in this city, went in bathing In the race be-
low Gandey . paper mill. on Sunday after
noon last, and The current washing him
out into the feeder, he was unable 70 swim
and was drowned. His body was recov-
cred about six o'clock BY VIM. Gaddis,
who found 1t at the bottom Of the feeder,
close to the race.
Very Rev. Canon Willet, who has
been spending few days with Rev. Fs.
Their Fitzgerald, in This city, recently re-
turned from a trip. TO the Holy Land.
The attendants at The morning service at
ST. Johns n. @. Church on Sunday last
were favored BY an interesting description
OF the many interesting points about the
city Of Jerusalem and surrounding coun-