The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-01-25
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The Delaware river is being crossed
by team above and below the bridge, at
this point.
MIR. John Mitchell has his large ice
house, at the water reservoir. filled with
ice, ranging in thickness from six to ten
inches
Extra meetings are being held in the
M. E. Church in this city. There have
been some conversions and the interest is
growing.
Yesterday, seven coal trains were run
on the Btlviderc DIviSiou-a larger num-
Der than has been run any day fer The
past six months
Mr. John ScheDck, the Bridge street
liveryman, lost valuable horse by death
at Milestone, N. j., to which place he was
eugagcu 10 utlVe.
Pest 20, e.. A. r., of this city, dis
played their flag draped on Monday, 10
honor of ex-President Hayes, whose fu-
neral took place on that day.
The house and lot of John Malloy, on
Swan street, was sold at public sale, by
Auditor NJ. L. Trimmer, Esq, on Mon
day last, to Charles Cain, for 1915.
Mrs. Frank Lee, formerly of this
city, was buried at ST. Johns cemetery on
Tuesday of this week. The deceased had
been undergoing treatment in ST. Francis
hospital at Trenton, at which institution
she died.
Ever since the sleighing has been
good, Main street has been regular race
course for the flyers from one end to the
other. Every afternoon the street is full
of teams and the sidewalks full of people
watching the racers.
Henry Croft, of Raven Rock, will
move to the farm of George Marshall, at
Sandy Ridge, and Holcombe McHenry,
the present occupant, will move to the
farm of Mrs. A. C. McGlaughling, near
Van Dolah's School House.
Samuel q. Hoppock, of Rosemont,
died at his late residence on Sunday last.
He formerly resided in this city and built
the residence now occupied by the Rev.
Z. K. Smith. His funeral will take place
tomorrow, Thursday, at 1876 A. M.
The Rev. DR.. Pogson, of New Bruins
wick, a preacher of unusual ability, will
speak at the meetings in the Baptist
Church tonight "wednesday and to-
morrow evening. A meeting will also be
held on Friday evening. All are invited.
Among the persons present AZ the
reception rendered to Governor and Mrs.
Vert by Prot J. M Green, the follow
ing Lamberlvile people were present :
Miss Williams, Miss J. Gardner, Miss
Stout, Mr.. and Mrs. Scobey and Miss Sue
Reilly.
The Sandy Ridge Baptist Church
have extended call tc Rev. MIR. Ray, OF
Philadelphia. Ii is the intention of that
church and the Stockton Church to unite
on one pastor, he / preach at Stockton
In the morning and at Sandy Ridge in The
afternoon.
MIR. James II. Meskell, Of this city,
who had leg broken and was otherwise
injured by falling from the roof Of the new
Caiholi- Church, upon which he was at
work, and who was removed to st. Francis
Hospital, at Trenton, has returned to his
home much improved.
Cottage Hill has been In excellent
condition for ceasting for several days
past. Every afternoon and evening the
hill is crowded with boys aud girls, with
all kinds of sleds. Some OF the ''boys"
and ''girls" are quite old, but they enjoy
the sport as well as the younger ones.
Some Of our sporting men, who
thought they had fast horses, were taken
somewhat by surprise on Saturday after
noon last, when man by the name Of
Slack, from over the river, made his ap-
pearance on Main street with his trotter
and cleaned up everything on the street.
While MIR. Amos johnson, of this
city, was out sleighing on Sunday last,
over on the New Hope pike, the horse
ran up on a snow bank, upsetting the
sleigh and throwing Mr.. johnson out.
He held on to the lines and after being
dragged considerable distance through
the snow, succeeded in stopping the horse
before any damage was done.
Peter Jackson, (colored), died 10
Trenton on Wednesday last, at the adj
vanced age of Ss years. Until about
year ago he. bad from boyhood been
resident OF Delaware township, having re-
sided i, the vicinity of Sandy Ridge and
Stockton. He was man greatly esteem
ed by all who knew him. His remains
we're brought to Sandy Ridge on Satur-
day last and buried in the cemetery ad-
joining the church.
Buy the "White Wonder Flour.
For sale by 8. F. MARrlSpELL, cor. York
and Clinton streets.