The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-05-26
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 26, 1897.

street.
1t the system is fortified by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which makes rich, red blood,
there is little danger of sickness.
The Rev. f. f. Valentine of Pater.
son, n. j., Will preach in the Baptist
Church in this city, next Sunday morning
and evening.
Vim p. Mason has been appointed
postmaster at Stockton. lie is excellent
business man and will make an efficient
officer.
Leader Strauss and three OF The mem.
beers Of the Liberty Band of this city, as
sisted the Washington IN. ]. Band yes
terday, on the occasion of the Knights
Templar parade in Easlon
"A handsome new station on the n. f..
Penn r. r. is being built at Willew
Grove, and other Improvements are being
made. The new station will cost $4,000.
The old house on South Union street,
recently occupied 10y VIM. Pierman, and
recently purchased by Fred. Coombe, has
been torn down to make room for i'm.
provements.
"A big blast was fired of al the Byram
quarry, recently, which dislodged 6000
tons Of stone. Another blast is being
prepared at the same quarry which is ex-
pected to dislodge 10, 600 tons.
The Epworth League meeting will be
held in the NJ. f. Church next Sunday
evening at 10 O'Clock. subject-"A
Hint to the Social Department. Prov.
q IT, Led by Miss Ollie Phillips.
Patrick Hunt, native OF Ireland,
who had resided in this city for many
years, greater part of the time at the
corner Of Bridge and Franklin streets,
died on last Wednesday, at an advanced
age.
DR.. Theo. Balderston, by invitation
of the committee of arrangements, will
give Clinic at Atlantic City, at the an
nual meeting Of the New Jersey State
Dental Society, OF which he is an active
member.
-Chas. Van Solver, an agent for the
Metropolitan Insurance Co, while riding
his bicycle on a collecting trip on Cottage
Hill last Wednesday, was thrown against
n bafbed wire fence, which cut his left
hand in painful manner.
w bile out riding on his bicycle Tues
day of last week, in turning out TO allow
II carriage to pass, John Maslerson was
thrown to the ground by the wheel catch
ing fast 10 ru', and his left arm was
hrnkea at the elbow. DR.. Gleason get
the broken bone.
--somtbody, somewhere, sometime, has
given the following very good advice !:
"Ddnk less, breathe more cat less,
chew more /; ride less, walk mere clothe
less, battle more worry less, work more !;
saste less, give more; write less, read
more preach less, practice more "
"A strawberry festival will be held by
the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. Cornet Band OF Point
Pleasant. June lG.b, 9Th and 18th, in the
yard adjoining the Point Pleasant church
building. The New Hope Band will be
present on the l7lh and the Lambertville
Band on the 18Th.
"A q, ,f Y fa,lt to
Templar of Pennsylvania is in session at
Easton this week. A parade of various
Communicates took place yesterday. A
special train, carrying a number Of Phila-
delphia communicates, passed through
this city oh Monday afternoon, and the
Chester pa Commandery went up the
road 10 a parlor car on the BOZ train.
All kinds OF disenfectants at Shama-
las Bridge Street Drug Store.
Jas. II. O'Brien, formerly OF O'Blien
Brothers, Of this city, has been Sc
cured by the Victoria Paper Mills Com
pany, Fulton, N. y, as superintendent Of
its No. 2 mill, which runs on -four sack
and rope specialies and msnillas. lie is
brother OF John p. O'Brien, who has been
superintendent Of the Lincoln Paper Com.
pany, Nerritton, Dat, for the past five
years.
--Lambertgiite Council, Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, will run an excursion to Willow
Grove Park, via New Hope and the n +.
Penn II. r., on Monday, May 3lst, dec
Grafton day. This is the day for the
grand opening of the Park for the season,
and special attractions will be offered on
this occasion by the management Tick
cts for the round trip, 65 cents. Children
40 cent?. Train will leave New Hope at
JPN.
The Emergency Hospital 10 this city
was closed last Friday. Two or three Of
the patients will require some medical care
at their homes. All others are GONZALES
cent. bat it will be some weeks, probably,
before they will be fully able to follow
their usual employments. The hospital
has been a great benefit to the sick, and
Il ia very probable that with the facilities
enjoyed there, patients have recovered
that would have died under iess fortunate
surroundings Besides, their families
have in many cases been relieved OF
burden of care and anxiety that they were
lily prepared to bear.
General Rushing, President OF the
New Jersey Commission to the Tennessee
Centennial. announces on behalf OF the
Commission, that Thursday, October
9TH. has been designated and set apart
as "New Jersey Day" at Nashville by
the Executive Committee Of the Centen-
NAL. The Governor of Tennessee, being
.t,.,n.a of DanninotOn seminary.