The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-01-24

-Euos Mcpherson will leave Dilts
Corner for George ArLet,'s farm near this
city, next Spring.
John @. LaRue. of Delaware town
ship, found one of his cows dead In the
stable one morning recently.
Evening meetings are well attended
al the Presbyterian Church. and warm
welcome will be given TO all whose duties
do not call them elsewhere.
-Ex County Clerk w. ID. Bloom, will
leave Pennington this Spring, and locate
at Jersey City, where he wi engage in
the grain business
Edwin Hoffman. of RiDgoes, has
rented the parsonage at Sandy Ridge,
and will remove there about the flrst Of
April.
The fourteenth meeting of the Hun
terdon County Local Unisn, Y. P. 8. G..
E., will be held at Stanton en- Friday eve
ming next, Jan. Goth.
The Gary Brothers, OF Baptisttown,
expect 10 take charge OF the Reavlle
store the coming Spring. 1t is now con-
dncted by George C. Ruth.
John T. Ent will vacate the Pittstown
helel on April first, the premises having
been leased by Edward Tomson of Brook
Ign, N. Y.
johnson Warford. Of Frenchtown,
and r. B. Reading, of Raven Rock. won
the "big hog" at the shooting match at
Point Pleasant, few days ago.
REV. L. NJ. Lightfoot, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, has received call TO the pastorate
of the Baptist church of this city. He
will preach next Sunday morning and
evening.
Geo. V. Fleming, of the Belvidere
Division Penna. r. r., has been appointed
round house foreman at Phillipsburg 10
oil the vacancy caused by the death ef
Robert Fleming.
Edward 1omson, of Brooklyn, a
brother Ia Emanuel Tomson, proprietor
of the Clinton House, has leased Stryker' 8
Hotel at Pittstown, and will take posses
sion April LIST.
The Great Chiefs of the Independent
Order Of Red Men OF New Jersey will hold
u District meeting Of lodges in this vicin-
ity, on next Monday night, Jan. goth, In
the room of Tuscarera Tribe, in this city.
"A score OF conversions has resulted
from revival meetings at Junction Baptist
Church, underth pastorate OF Rev. S. A.
Schoerning, assisted by Rev. q. W. Leon
MD. Six converts have been baptized al
the Croton Church.
Miss Mary Exton, OF Clinton, contri-
buted to the Worlds Fair little tidy
which she had made in leisure moments,
and was recently surprised TO receive ii
with tue award of the $40 prize for that
sort of work.
This "wednesday evening, number
OF the Grand Officers of the Grand Com
mandery of Heights Temp!ar of New
Jersey will pay an official visit to ST. FL
mo Commandery, No. IA, of this city. A
banquet will close the proceedings.
Extra meetings are being held this
week In the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches, and the Mission al ST. Andrews
church will continue until Wednesday
next. AT all these services there Is q
good interest.
Last Wednesday evening, G. X.
Fulper, OF the Grand Chapter OF Royal
Arch Masens of New Jersey, paid an Of
ficial visit to Wilson Chapter, No. Is, OF
this city. After pleasant meeting. the
Chapter adjourned to Tha,cher's for re.
freshments.
As Chas. Naylor, Of Ringoes, was re
turning from Pennington one day week
before last, he ran off the bridge below
the tile kilns. throwing him out OF the
read cart. The horse ran away but wal
caught at Copper Hill without any damage
to himself. The read cart was broken.
Peter /. Nevius has been compelled
by indisposition TO retire from the mer
camille business 10 which he has SO lonl
been engaged In Pennington. The stock
Of goods and goodwill have been pur-
chased by three of his clerks-Messrs.
Jonathan Sutton, Odell s. Van Doren ant
Tbeo. @. Aviator.
There has been very sly old coor
monkeying In the woods near Locktowr
all Winter, and all attempts to capture
him were futile until Hiram Homer snf
Urisii Sattsn. got on bis trail. They bag
eed him the other day. His weight wat
II pounds, which is pretty hefsy for
COON Htmterdo,s Democrat.
j. Ross Lake, OF Philadelphia, Corm
erly of this city, has purchased the furni
ture and fixtures Of the Windsor HOTEL
In Washington. Warren county, and pro
poses TO conduct 1t. He is brother q
ex.sber,ff w. Howard Lake. The Wind
sor is a very neat and handsomely located
hotel.
Fall styles Of Soft and Derby Hats q
Iohr p Trawfn q Cos,