The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-06-23
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90. 1897.

Buy your Ice of Larson & Mar.
jarum.
1t cost Hunterdon county sl,727. Sc
II run the new line between this county
aud Morris.
VIM. L. Dobbins has been appointed
postmaster at Sergeantsville in place of
Jos. g. Moore.
"A lawn supper for the benefit of the
Stryker Library, will be given at Mr.. A.
p. Gest's, on Thursday, June oath.
One Hundred Doses One Dollar is
peculiar 10 and true only of Hoods Ssrsa-
parilla. 1t is economy TO buy Hoods.
Bert Adriance, of High Bridge, has
been fined $40 and costs (s875) on com.
plant of Fish and Game Warden Durham,
for shooting a cat-brd.
The Junior Society of Christian En-
deavor of the Presbyterian Church held
picnic in Banchoff's grove, yesterday
and spent pleasant day.
Between Reaville and Ringoes three
of the new telegraph poles were shiyered
and splintered by the lightning's flash on
the afternoon of the 81 inst,
Mir and Mrs. Elisha Holcombe, OF
Piusburg formerly OF Mount Airy, sailed
on the American Line steamship ST. Paul
for Europe last Wednesday.
Rev Mr. Winner, pastor of the
Somerville NJ. E. Church, with his family,
will spend the heated term at Sandy
Ridge, where Mrs. WIS parents live.
1t is said that the new L. V. Railroad
bridge being constructed near Pennington
Junction will be the best structure of its
kind on the New Jersey division.
A party of niue young surveyors from
the University of Pennsylvania located In
Frenchtown last Thursday, for few days
recreation in that locality. SO the Star
states.
Rev. Cornelius Clark has retired from
the ministry of the NJ. E. Church, after
more than forty years of active service,
three Of them in Frenchtown. lie has 10
Gated in Dover.
Russell Smith, employed at BARS
barber shop in this city, cut the palm OF
bis left hand last Saturday, while sttop-
ping a razor He bandaged ii, and went
at the job again, when he cut his little
finger.
Rev. ]. b. Kugler informed the con
gfegation Of the Reayile Church on Sab
bath morning that he and Mrs kugler in
tend spending their vacation on a trip 10
San Francisco, to attend the Christian
Endeavor Gonve- ton
II is said that Norwood S. Apgar,
who last Winter purchased ex Surrogate
Apangh's farm, a short distance south
cast Of Pennington, contemplates the
erection Of creamery thereon within the
year.
DIR. VIM. II. Bartles, Norman Lands
and Roman Brodhead, of Remington, will
sail for Europe on July Goth, having Sc.
cured passage on the Konigen Luise of
the North German Lloyd line, to South
ampton.
The New Hepe people should go for
the scalp Of the Doy'estoeon Democrat
man. lie persists in spelling New Hope
this way Ncwhope. BY what right he
changes the legal and common form of the
name of this borough, no one knows.
The Trenton Times, the only after.
noon paper in that city, recently came
into the sole control OF Edmund C. Hill
Since that time it has materially improved
in all its departments, and is taking a
prominent place among Trenton's news
papers.
AT the annual session OF the State
Corps (Woman's Relief Corps of New Jer-
sey) held at Atlantic City last week, Mrs.
John b. Case, President of the Lambert
Boeman Corps, Of Pennington, was elected
Senior Vice President Of the State orgsni.
cation.
Hosea Gray, who has been doing
some fishing on his own account recently,
caught u cat fish on set line below Wells
Falls, near this city, on Thursday night
of last week, that weighed u lbs. This,
we ere told, is the largest catfish ever
caught in this vicinity.
Elk sheriff Lake, Of Lakes Hotel,
Pennington, has issued a handsomely
illustrated pamphlet, showing the sttrac.
tons Of Pennington as a summer resort.
The pamphlet gives fine views OF the
principal churches, streets, ETC., and is
highly creditabe 10 the taste and push of
this enterprizing landlord.
Stockton Lodge, X. OF r., will hold
Mem oral services In the Rosemont NJ. E.
Church, Sunday afternoon, June o. The
last service Of this kind by the Lodge was
held at Sandy Ridge, where Harry ID. Ma
son, member, is buried. The only other
deceased member OF the Lodge, Judson
Evertt, is buried al Rosemont.
MIR. Geo. W. Durham, Fish and
Game Commissioner for this county, has
sent US pamphlet containing the fish
and game laws Of New Jersey, and also
a card showing by diagram the open and
close seasons for fish and game Both
are very useful publications, and the lat
ter, especially, should be in the hands OF
every fisherman and gunner.
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