The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-06-16
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. 1897.

called Rev. Mr.. Britt to the pastorate.
He has removed TO that place
Andrew LARSON, of Stockton, is i'll
with scarlet fever, as is also a little daugh.
ter OF postmaster Mason, of that place.
-Humors, pimPles, boils, are very an
MOVING. They quickly disappear when
the blood is purified by Hoods Sarsa.
parilla
Rev. +. st John Fitch, of Plainlleld,
N. J., will preach III the Baptist church
of this city, next Sunday morning and
evening
One hundred and eighty.six bushels
of strawberries were shipped from the
Frenchtown station to Esslon on Mon
day week
Prof Muscat sang selo-"Rock of
Ages, at the Baptist church, last Sunday
evening, which delighted the large aud
fence present.
-Lambertville merchants are unani.
nous on early closing after July 4th, dur
lug the hot months of summer, Saturday
evenings excepted.
E lward Shepherd, Of the finn OF
John +. Shepherd x Son, has purchased
the hardware stock Of A. B William
500, al Sergeantsvlle.
Fred. Stoltenburg, the German. who
was seriously cut by two tramps two or
three weeks age, below this city, has so
far recovered as to be at work again.
Principal Ralph Decker, Of the Stock.
ton Public School, has resigned his posi-.
ton and accepted the position of princi.
pal Of the high school at Deckertown,
N. J.
Best of all -"Lambertvile Pulls
an up to-date segar Kine's, Bridge
street.
Ten persons were baptized in the
Delaware at Milford GU Sunday morn.
ing week after the regular service, by
Rev. w. p Chase, pastor of the Christian
church.
The Sandy Ridge Baptist Church has
new minister, the Rev William G. Rob
inson This is the first time the parson-
age has been occupied by a preacher In
seventeen years
Rev. DIR. 5. NJ Studdiford, who has
been pastor of the Third Presbyterian
Church, Trenton, for thirty-one years, last
Thursday performed the marriage cere-
mcny for bis 7o5ih couple.
Mr. John b. Slack, OF Freuehtown,
who week before last had two ribs brok-
en- in runaway accident, was more ser.
iously hurt than was supposed at the
time, and is slll confined TO his bed.
The Epworlh League Of the NJ. +.
Church will bold its prayer meeting next
Sunday evening at G 40 o'clock Leader
Mrs. Chas. H. Wilmot. Subject
1.-THE Folly of Pride" Prov. l6 10;
80 90.
Mr. II. A. Burd will hold sale of
choice Jersey and Guernsey Cows at
Ringoes on Saturday afternoon Of this
week. These cows were selected by Mr..
b. in the state OF New York, and are very
desirable stock.
-Signor Joseph S Muscat, the celebrat-
= ,.a x,;I ,oo.iua a limited number of
pupils 10 Voice Culture daring his stay in
this city. Voices tested free. Address,
Union House.
Mrs. Fannie Rittenhouse, OF Phila-
delphis, is visiting her son Hiram Kit
tenhouse, at Barbertown. Mrs, Kit.
teuhouse is about 90 years of age, and
visits this section Of country annually -
Frencht0mn independent
"A mad dog passed through Brook
vile, Sandy Ridge and Locktown, aoou'
two weeks ago. AT the last named place
il bit several cattle belonging to Cyrus
Ris'er. One of these died on Saturday
last and another on Sunday, from hydro
pbobia.
The annual commencement OF our
city High School will be held on Friday
evening Of this week, at Holcombe Hall.
Seven pupils will be graduated. The ex-
ercises will consist OF music, recitations,
&c. The usual admission fee will be
charged.
The Home Visitor says that Howard
Butler, who failed TO put in his appear.
ance as witness at the recent term oil
court, was brought before the Judge
recently and on charge OF contempt
of court was sentenced TO the county
Jail for twenty days.
Prof. Muscat has secured Two classes
for vocal training in this city. One is
composed OF the choir and young people
of the Presbyterian church f.; the other. OF
tie choir and young people OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. 10 addition he
has several private pupils.
"A terrible accident occurred at the
New Jersey Rubber Mill In this city, this
morning. Fred Schultz, while employ
ed at one of the rells, had both hands
drawn into them, crushing them SO badly
that the amputation OF them is likely to
be necessary. He was taken to the Mer'
Ger Hospital, Trenton.
-Elnathan S. Philips, OF West An
well township, died yesterday. His fun'
eral will take place on Friday at 1851
Iuterment at Harbortown. He was 10 hi
s0th year, and was born and had always
lived on the farm on which be died.
is said that he had never been from home
one week at time during his long NE
He was highly respected by acqualnt