The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-05-29
Miss Laura and Carrie wbarton.

Bordentown, N. j., visited at VIM. H.
Moons or York street, few days last
week.
-Epworth League prayer meeting Sun
day at 80 P. H., led by Miss Jennie
Worthington. Topic" The Excellency
of Wisdom. T"
About 800, 900 young shad, from the
United States Fishery, were dumped into
the Delaware River at the Water Gap on
Wednesday.
Thomas Coombe, of this city, re-
turned the first of this week from a fif-
teen months trip to England. He has been
enjoying himself during his absence
AT Shamala's you get the best quail
ity for less money than elsewhere.
Mrs. Emma Barber and Mrs. Eleanor
Pierson, OF this city, have returned home
after visit OF two weeks at their BROTH
er's, James E. Moon, of Phillipsburg.
-Four hundred and fifty thousand
young shad were put in the Delaware this
city, Friday night. They were Matched at
he Glouster station by the United States
Fish Commissioners.
M. l.. Trimmer, Esq, is charging
his stables on George street, near Jeffer-
son, and will run livery. He now has
a nice looking hack running to the railroad
station for the accommodation of the
travelling public.
Since the licensing of drinking places
in our city, there has been marked In
crease of drunkenness and of brawls on
the streets. People who voted for license
because sit couldn't be worse than It is"
appear to have been mistaken.
ID. V. L. Schenck, OF Delaware town.
ship, brought to town and left for exhi-
billion at A. b. Holcombe's office, two
ears OF corn that were OF unusual size.
We are told that they are larger than any
that were on exhibition at the Chicago
fair.
p Keyser Carter, tenant on Solli-
days farm. on the hill below this city,
died rather suddenly of paralysis of the
brain on Monday. His funeral will take
place at 80 to morrow (Thursday).
Interment at Upper Solesbury, (Pa.)
Friends buryiug ground.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Pennington Presbyterian Church, will
give an entertainment for the benefit of
the organ fund, in the Pennington Opera
House, on Thursday evening, June 9th,
at o'clock. The Cantata, GA Garden
of Singing Flowers" will be rendered by
home talent.
We are on the advent of Summer.
Only a few days to prepare for Little
Folks and Ctillren'S Day. Careful sug-
gestions will be cheerfulIy rendered at
THE GRAND DEPoT. Millinery, Ribbons
and beautiful effects in Dress Goods, I'M
usually cheap this season.
Tho handsome new Greene street NJ.
Z. Church in Trenton was dedicated free
of debt last Sunday. 1t cost $74, 900.
Toward this amount it is said Col. VIM.
II. Skirm gave $4,000. This church
was organized in 1772, and was the first
NJ. e. church in the city, and among the
first in the State.
Van Solver &c Son, Sign Writers and
Paper Hangers. Residence, 40 Ferry
street.
The West Side Silk Mill, in New
York, may be removed to Asbury Park.
The company has offered to make the
change provided the Asbury Park Board
of Trade or citizens will pay bonus of
$40, 900 and furnish free suitable build
ing. The company agrees to pay not less
than 5000 week In wages. This is the
company that wrote to our Common
Council respecting site in Lumbertville,
etc.
Josiah q. Britton, of KIinesville, has
sold tina Dickinson M. Cox farm, near the
Lchigh Valley r. II. station in Fleming
ton, which he purchased at the recent
public sale, TO counsellor II. Burdette
Herr, who proposes to make 1t his per-
manent residence. THE is, in our judg-
ment, one of the prettiest locations herea
bouts, and no doubt Mr.. Herr will speed
lily add to its attractiveness. HunterdO,s
Democrat.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
Copper Hill, surprised one Of their num-
Der, Augustus Dilts, last Friday night by
assembling at his house and Gaming him.
1t was Gaming that he rather enjoyed,
however, for it was pretty gold-headed
stick and was plac ed in his hands instead
of over his back, The presentation
speech was made by VIM. Bells. Mr..
Dilts responded in happy style and quite
appreciated the neighborly call. Hunter
don Democrat.