The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-07-07
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WEDNESDAY, JULY I. 1897.

one OF his fingers cut of yesterday al the
Lamberlville Spoke Works.
st. Andrews Church Sunday School
will go on a picnic to Solebury Deer Park
on Of next week
"A course of Hoods Sarsaparila taken
now will build up the system and prevent
serious Illness later on. Get only Hoods
The common council did not have
quorum on Monday evening, and sd-
journed until tomorrow Thursday ey.
ening.
On the goth ut., Rev Mr.. Wells Of
the Ringoes Baptist church baptized a
candidate in Sand brook Another bsp-
tism will occur shortly.
DIR. Chas. NJ. Williams, of this city,
has recently been notified that he has
passed successfully an examination before
the New Jersey State Medical Board.
The Baptist Sunday School Of this
city will hold It's annual picnic at Ell
maker Island tomorrow Thursday.
Friends Of the school are invited to go
along.
Mr.. r. A. Burd, of North Main street,
planted raspberry bush last Spring
which has borne some very fine berries,
some of them measuring over inches in
circumference.
The State Board OF Health has issued
circular TO local Boards calling attention
10 the law which prohibits ice dealers
from selling ice from ponds on which
skating has been allowed.
AT meeting of the directors of the
Ilanterion County Fruit Exchange, Sat
urday, June 10Th, N. b. Boileau was
elected President, and Peter Nj. Meching,
Secretary and Treasurer, TO serve for the
ensuring year.
The following Hunterdon County
postmasters were appointed last week
j. C. Haynes, Annandale j. Il. Fox,
Little York G. IL. Darmon, Milford
William Hoppock, Mount Pleasant A
E. Robertson, Piltstown.
Deputy Collector of Internal Reve-
nue. Samuel c. Thompson, has had Morris
county added to his territory. His district
now comprises Warren, Morris and Hunt
erden counties, making it the largest aud
most important single district 10 the State.
The Executive Committee of the
IIunterdon County Local Union. c. Z,
has decided to hold the twenty fifth
Quarterly Convention in the United
Presbyterian Church Of Amwell, Lari
sons Corner on THURSDAY evening, July
10Th.
The c, +. Society of the Presbyterian
Church of this city will hold its prayer
meeting Friday evening, at 7.30. Sub
ject Individual responsibility for the
conversion OF the world" Rom. 8 lie;
To- /, Is ID To be led by Miss Bessie
NJ Dilts.
Isaac Snyder, OF Ringoes. has been
sadly afflicted. A week ago last Saturday
his son, aged seven, died OF diphtheria
Gu Friday last a second son, aged eight
years died OF the same disease and on
Saturday night daughter aged six years
also died from tue same cause
Last Sunday, man by the name OF
Duffy, living in the First Ward, hired
gray horse of liveryman Schenck for an
hours ride around town. Instead, he
took in three men and drove 10 Titusvlle,
Hopewell, etc, being absent about three
hours. When near town on his return,
the horse fell dead. Duffy claims that
the horse died from collie, but il is pretty
certain that the horse was killed by over.
driving
The base ball game last Saturday,
between our home team and the Easton
Club resulted in victory for the former
10y a score OF 20 TO g. There does not
appear to be as much interest in the game
this year as last, and our club has lost
money on the last two games. II our
base balists want this Kind OF amuse-
ment, they mus, sustain the manager in
his endeavors 10 give them good base
ball
-WEile some workmen were engaged
in telling trees few days ago for our
entcrprising firm Rapp & Sigafoos, at
Holland, large one was cut in which
squirrel hole was noticed. One OF the
workmen thrust his hand in to capture
the squirrel, but instead his hand came In
contract with a black snake about four
feet long The Snake had killed and
eaten the squirrel and was in a sort Of a
stupor when foand. The reptile was
promptly despatched The hole mo
which it had crawled was about thirty
feet from the ground Milford Leader
Justice Gummere rebuked the Mer-
Ger County Grand Jury last Friday aud
sent them back to their deliberations. He
said there had been a crime committed by
county officials and that they had failed to
fully investigate the matter or had viii
fully neglected their duty.
The match race for 5000, between
A. S. Cases Leota G, 2.26, and Henry
Trefz's Fannie Blair, 2.2o, which was to
have taken place over the Bethlehem, Pa.
track on Monday next, July 18th, will
take place at Trenton, over the Driving
Park track, which is one OF the best in
the country, and fully equal to Bethlehem.
Ladies can Wear Shoes
One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder TO be shaken into the
shoes. 1t makes tight or new shoes fee
easy gives instant relief to corns anc
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