The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-08-11
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WEDNESDAY,, AUG. II. 1897.

Is about being completed at Hopewell.
Hoods Sarsaparila is known TO be an
honest medicine, and it actually cures
when all others fail Take it now.
The law compelling man to tie his
horse when not in use on the public high.
way is being enforced at some places.
Rev. Frank H. Cooper, OF Bingham.
ton, n. Y, will preach 10 the Baptist
Church of this city, next Sunday morning.
and evening.
1t is said that Hon. L. H. Trimmer,
of Middle Valley, will manufacture coo,
600 peach baskets at his factory this sea
son.
VAN Solver, painter, paper hanger
and sign writer, 53 Ferry street
William Gulick, aged 81, one OF the
oldest residents of Clinton, dropped dead
on the street in that place, on Friday, the
3jIh ult.
The annual meeting of the Hunter.
don County Bible Society will be held In
the Reformed Church at Readington on
Tuesday, Sept. l4th.
The rainfall for July last, according
TO the record of DIR. F. w. Larson, of
this city, was l05 81 inches july 1896,
the fall was 4 50 inches
A camp meeting is being held at the
Rock Church, in West Amwell 1t will
close with the services next Sunday even
ing The attendance is large
Mrs Mary Ellen Lease will speak at
the Farmers Picnic on the Pennington
Fair Grounds on the 18th. Mrs Lease
will speak at II A. NJ. and 80 p. NJ.
-Ileury s. Miller, an aged citizen OF
this city, died on Tuesday morning after
long and serious sickness. For years he
had carried on the blac ksmithing business
in this city.
Best of l-"Lamberlville Pulls
an up to-date segar. Klines, Bridge
street.
Mr.. Jacob Handy, OF this city, has
been appointed a local agent of the Met.
ropolitan Life Insurance Co, OF New
York, and will have for his district a part
of this city and surrounding country.
The monthly meeting OF the Women's
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, will
be held in the Baptist Church parlor in
this city, next Monday evening, Aug. l6,
at TAO Subject India.
The Ringoes Baptist Church will hold
a harvest homo on the church grounds on
Friday afternoon and ening, Aug, Goth
Prominent speakers will be present. Sup
per at 8. 30 and during the evening. Re.
Treatments on sale.
- Miss CLARA KooNs will resume the
teaching of music (piano, singing and
theoretc branches) at her home, 1872 N.
Union street, The first OF September.
Conservatory advantages included with
private lessons.
Aug. Al.
The Epworth League Of the M. T.
Church will hold an entertainment and
socable in the church on Wednesday
evening, Aug 25lh. The Programme will
consist of tableaux and music. Ice cream
and cake will be for sale. Admission
free.
Now is the time 10 get your faded
goods, clothing, etc, dyed at Roughton's,
South Union street. below Swans creek.
Mr.. r. is first class workman. II you
have got grease, tar or other removable
marks on your clothing, he will clean
them off.
The Eagle Fire Co., o. New Hope
will hold their picnic tomorrow in Della.
ware Grove. Prof Keller's celebrated
orchestra will furnish the music, and thlt
will be well worth hearing. AS the pro-
ceeds go toward building a new engine
house, the Eagle boys have claim on
the public that should be recognized.
Rev. Isaac Cook, of Phillipsburg, a
missionary among the boatmen, died
August 9th, aged 70 years. lie was
known 10 many of our citizens, having |
for several years visited our town to
make collections for the benefit OF his
work. He was minister of the NJ. L. |
Church and veteran OF the late war
The ladies and gentlemen Of the Mt.
Airy Church will hold their annual Har
vest Home on Thursday, August 10Th |
inst, in William f. Holcombe's grove,
near the church. Come and spend the
day with us. Speakers, &c, will be an
nouuced in due time. COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Henrietta Barber, widow Of the
late Chas D. Barber, died suddenly al her
home in this city last Sunday, aged &c
years. Mrs. Barber was woman OF
lovely character, Kind hearted aud gentle
in manner, aud was loved by large circle
of friends Her funeral will take place
this afternoon at 2. 80 from her late resi-
dence on N. Union street.
Buy your Ice of Larson q Mar
jarum.
Squire John Clemens, OF Tincum
township, Bucks eounty,a prominent man
in that section OF the county, was fatally
injured 10 a runaway accident at Point
Pleasant last Friday morning. lie was
thrown out and bis head struck the tim
- To
hckon, from the effects OF which he
died few hours thereafter.
Suit has been commenced by Mrs.
Mary p. Souders against Mrs. Ellie Ser
Wis, both OF this city, for damages. The
complaint is that Mrs. Servis, while rid
ing a bicycle recently, wilfully ran into a
baby carriage which was being pushed
along the bicycle track on North Main