The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-12-19

of dnEs. among tnem JOnn OplTllnS B, NoT
nelins Bodne's, Miss Lucy Latison's and
John D Larisen's. Mr.. LARSON followed
the dog and killed him.
Mrs. Susan Slater, wife of Captain VIII
liam II Slater, formerly of Frenchtown,
died at her home in Washington, d. c.,
on Tuesday of last week. Her remains
were buried in the cemetery at French
Town on Friday afternoon.
In The obituary column OF this week s
issue the death of Mrs Charles G. Inlay
Is announced. Mrs. INLAY was sister
Of Mrs Martin Coryell, Of this city, and
both she and her husband, many years
ago, were residents of this town.
Some managers tf shows have M
idea that all they have TO do is to an.
nounee that they have the greatest show
on earth and the people will believe it,
and some managers get fooled desperately
when the crowd don't roll in on the night
of the show
Have yen seen The brooklyn BIitge
| If YOU have not, cal. al The Grand Depot,
where very Attractive model Of it, about
sixty feet long and six or eight feet bigh,
with the cars in motion, electric lights.
&c, may be seen. II is attracting con-
siderable attention.
Peter S. Parker Il Son are erecting
building in the rear of the saloon formerly
kept 10y Mrs David Miller, on Coryell
street, in this city, which will be over GO
feet in DEPTH and will tear away the rear
partition of the saloon, converting the
whole into bowling alley, to be conduct.
ed, it is said, by New York gentleman.
Miss Ollie J. Silvers, who is attend
ing the female department of the Buck
nell University at Lewisburg, Pa, is now
Mt the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Silvers, in this city, and will
spend the holiday vacation among her
relatives and friends. Miss Silvers speaks
in the highest praise of Bncknell Uliver-
sity.
The residents of Ferry street are con-
tinually bored by the boys from other
streets who play foot ball there. Ga
Tuesday AFTERNOON of this week the street
was covered from Que end to the other
with small pieces of paper that had been
made by tearing up Warmers Safe Cure
amanacs. And there seems 10 be no
| redress.
Harry J Stones Dramatic Company
played I" Ten Nights in Bar.Room in
ibis city last Friday and Saturday even
ngs and pleased all who attended. 1t
was well.played and Mr.. Stone showed
himself to be an actor of much more than
average ability. The company is 10 be
commended also for its genlcmanly dc
pertinent.
Prof. G. A. Young, of Princeton, has
been engaged to deliver in this city a
course Of five lectures on astronomy, cum
mcucog on Thursday evening, January
| 10Th, 1895, and eu,Nn" February 9Th.
The reputation Of Prof. Young as master
Of his subject and rs an entertaining Ice
turer, promises TO the people of Lambert
| vile Il rare treat.
The "Phunay phellows have rent
I'd rooms on the fourth floor of Ike build
ing on Tue southeast corner Of Union and
Cnryell streets cover TIE REcoRD oftice),
and are furnishing the same In neat and
comfortable style. They are now holding
rehearsals in their rooms fer their pro
posed public entertainment, 10 Holcombe
Hall. on the evening Of January 9th, 1895
Toilet cases, manicure sets, card
cases, music rolls and writing desks, in
plush, leather and beautiful wood, at j.
Gardner's, Masonic Hall.
The " Brownies, club of young
men of this city, have rented rooms on
the second floor Of the brick building next
door to the Union Engire Co.'s honse,
on Coryel street, and have furnished the
same ia good shape-a pretty carpet, cur
tains, easy and other chairs, tables, pic.
lures, stove, &c. Here the members
spend the evenings in reading, social
games and conversation.
January 4th is the date of the yearly
meeting of the Fleet Wing Hook and
Ladder Company. AT this meeting the
accounts OF the year are audited, officers
a c elected and installed, and the COM
pany sit down to first class rcpast of
some nature. The members are always
present on that night, unless sick or out
OF town. The Secretary has very few
ues of % cents to charge up.
Miss Flossie Moore, late leading con-
tralto of the Hinrich's Opera Company, is
with Deming's Ministries, next Monday. =
1T is little amusing 10 see how
anxious people are TO be fleeced. A
travelling spectacle vender comes to town,
protesting to be an oculist, and people
pay him $40 aud $12 for pair of gold
spectacles and an examination. The same
examination aud a better pair of spec
taces is furnished by one Of our Lambert
vile spectacle dealers for from 81 To S..
But II wouldn't do 10 patronize home
dealers.
The seventh anniversary of Franklin
Castle, No. SO, X. q. E., of this city, was
celebrated at the Castle Hall, southwest
corner of Union and Coryeli streets, last
Thursday evening. There were present,
besides the members, about 100 invited
guests, and all had an enjoyable time.
Dnrng the evening refreshments were
served, and addresses were made by Frank
Farley, Past Grand Commander, of Tren-
ton, and Rev. f. NJ. Lightfoot, pastor o.