The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-06-12

ing as handsome has ever been seen In
this city.
The latest, lovelicst Perfume, " En-.
glish Hawthorne" at SIlamalia's.
Harvey Warman, who removed from
iona. Hoppock's farm In Delaware town.
ship, to Bucks county, Pa, last Spring,
has removed back, and occupies Theodore
Johnson's house, at Oakdale.
The exercises incident to " Children's
Day" passed of very nicely at the several
churches in this city, last Sunday. The
decorations were not as elaborate as usual,
but they were pretty and in good taste.
1T you want specially. favored
segar, go to KIINE's, 90 Bridge street.
During the severe thunder shower OF
Wednesday evening, lightning struck an
alanthus tree within seven feet Of the
house of MIR. d. V. L. Schenck, in Della
ware township. Fortunately the electric
current did not enter the house.
The Baptist Church of this city was
constituted June 18Th, 1926, and is there
fore seventy years old tomorrow. The
event will be commcmorated by special
services next Sunday morning. Letters
will be read from former pastors and other
interesting exercises.
MIR. Shamalia guarantees the Dalma-
ton Insect Powder to kill all kinds of in-
sects on animals or plants.
Tho Iibernia Fire Co., No. 2, will
hold pic mic in Gervas Ely's Woods, on
the road from "The Hook" TO Rocktown,
on Saturday, June 10Th. Tickets, 90
cents. Good music will be furnished.
The Hibernia boys always do up things
in first class style, and this pic-nic will be
no exception. The gentlemen at the head
of it are guarantee that good order and
| pleasant time will be had.
All the best brands OF smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLlNR's, 30 Bridge
street.
AT the recent convention of the Sab
bath Schools of the townships of Alexan-
dria, Holland aud the borough of French
town, District Association was organic
ed and the following officers elected:
President, Alonzo Sinclair, Milford; First
Vice President, George w. Hummer,
Frenchtown; Second Vice President, A.
w. Cronce, Eyeritistown Secretary, W..
II. Farrand, Milford; Treasurer, Herbert
Weller, Mount Pleasant. Milford was
named as the place for holding the next
convention.
ALI kinds of Rubber Stamp supplies
always on hand at w. p. Thornton's, AZ
cottonwood street. Lambertvile, N. ].
See adv. on second page.
Rev. j. L. Hastey, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church of Croton, was seriously
injured in a runaway accident near Flem-
ingtUn, Saturday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hastey and his brother were in the
vehicle at the time. While descending a
hill the horse became frightened, and,
dashing down, ran into another wagon.
The occupants were all thrown from the
wagon into a ditch. Mrs. Hastey held
tightly to her infant and received only a
few bruises, although she is suffering
greatly from the shock. Mr.. Hastcy re-
ceived broken wrist and two Of his ribs
were cracked. His brother was also In
jured.
William Edmunds, an old veteran
soldier of High Bridge, in this county,
has in his possession a ''Patent Time
Keeper" as II is called, with an Equili-
brium Compass" Marine Observer
and twenty three full jewels. Its dial is
SO constructed as to plainly denote the
time in three different parts of 1t. 1t is
of excellent silver, beautifully engraved
on both sides. Mr. Edmunds found this
rare and valuable "relicn in the vest
pocket of Confederate officer whose
body he helped TO bury after the battle of
Fort Fisher, and kept it by hiding 1t in
one of his boots till the war ended, short
time afterward.
On Tuesday Of last week Bishop Nc
Faul went to Lambertville, and, together
with Father Fitzgerald, of that place,
drove to Oakdale, four miles above Lam
bertville. They went to inspect farm
Of fifty eight acres, a short distance from
| the station, which had been offered TO
| the bishop by charitable Philadelphia
lady. 1t would make good place for a
religious or benevolent institution OF some
kind. There is good spring water run
ming through the farm, and the view OF
the surrounding country is charming.
There are dwelling house, stables, ETC.,
on the farm also. II Bishop McFaul is
given tho farm Internationally, it will be
accepted. = Trenton Sunday AdUertiser.
The Rev. J. B. Kugler and wife, Of
Reaville, sail for Europe on Saturday,
| June 10Th, on the Steamship henslngton,
from Philadelphia. Mr.. Kuglcr's niece,
Miss Cramer, OF New Hampton, will &C
company them. They expect to be alb
sent eleven weeks. The pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church at ReavilIe, (Amwell
FirsD will be supplied during Mr.. Kugler's
absence for the three remaining Sabbaths
in June by Rev. John Scott, late OF Flcm
ington; and in July and one Sabbath 10
August by Rev. A. F. Todd, of Dunellen.
The remaining Sabbaths in August the
Church will be closed. Preaching the
first Sabbath In September by Rev. G. w.
s. Wenrick, of Ringoes.
Delicious Soda Water,