The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-31

Henry Treflz, Of this city, traded
his fast team last week with Doc Servis
for the bay maze Fanny Blair, 20.
Robert Park, OF this city, has bought
the photo gallery of F. T. Fritz, and
makes the announcement in another col.
umu
The oh annual sociable of Div. No.
5, A. o. H., will be held in ST. Johns
Hall, in this city, Monday evening, Apri
! 10Th
Township election officers are en-.
titled to So per day of eight hours. The
s25 fee applies only to fall elections,
which includes registry days.
VIM. J. Duekworlh, prominent
citizen of Little York, died at his home
in that place on March 18th. aged 81
years. He was born near where he
lived his entire life
jesse Myers, aged about r. years
and formerly resident of the Ser.
gesntsyile vicinity, died at Morris Plains
Asylum week or two ago. He had
long been deraneed
The Epworth League prayer meeting
at the NJ. f. Church next Sunday even
ing, al 6 i5, will be led by Mrs. Gee.
NJ Shamalia. Subject Wisdom and
Folly Personitied. Prov. 9 6; IS Is.
- Five cents worth of solid enjoyment
ia "Lamberlville Klines popular
segar-Bfidce street.
Samuel Robertson, a farmer resid-
ing rear Baptisltown, cled suddenly
on Sunday afternoon, 2lst inst in the
79lb year of his age. MIR. Robertson was
taken sick in the morning, ard died about
o'clock in the afternoon.
The iunterdon County c +. Con
vention viii be held in the Pennington
Baptist Church In April. The exact date
will be duly published. There will be
both afternoon and evening sessions and
prominent speakers will address the meet.
ings.
The New Jersey NJ. E Conference,
which has been in session at Trenton since
last Wednesday, adjourned yesterday.
to the NJ. +. Church in this city. Rev.
S. w. Like was appointed presiding eld
er Of the Trenton District.
The newest styles 10 Millinery, at
The Peoples Store, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday 5. 5. NAN HoRN
Joseph d. Wilson. of Rosemont, is
busy filing orders for little chicks, ship.
ping them to most all parts of the coun
try east of the Mississippi river. lie has
l6 ncnbaiors under full operation, with
four more new ones under construction,
which will make capacity of about 10.
900 eggs.
-Cndettaker Samuel Stockton has
been re-appoinled Morgue Keeper, the
morgue being situated at No. 40 North
Main street, this city, and the boundaries
including all the territory OF the county
Of Hunterdon within the limits of fifteen
miles from the undertaking establishment
Of Mr.. Stockton. This is his third term
of tbrce years each.
-Hunterdon county lost $1,000 500
in ratables in 1896 az compared with
1895. Camden county lost 81. 1877 ,0S7.
Hunterdon's total in 1895 was $40 249,
SIG Camden's $3s, 399,77S, just about
double. Camden's decrease is more than
four times as great, or more than twice
the rate per cent. Since 1919 Hunterdon
county has shrunk nearly $4,000 900 10
tax ratables. - Htmtcrd0n Democrat
Hills Trenton Bread, the finest made
anywhere, sold In this city by Samuel
Walker
An alarm Of fire IN this city, on Sun.
day morning last occurred Just after
church services began, and resulted IN
some what depicting the congregations for
a time. The alarm was caused by the
taking fire Of some coverings In cradle
1T the residence Of John Justice, in New
Hope, the cradle having been placed too
near the stove. Little damage was done.
Rev. William A. White, pastor OF the
Mount Ca mel Baptist Church in this city,
was ordained March II, in the First Bap.
tist Church. The Rev. Delavan DeWolf
was moderator Of the council the Rev.
+. -. Mallery was clerk. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. j. +. Brooks,
Of Philadelphia. The Rev. NJ. Winston,
Of Philadelphia, offered the ordaining
prayer. The Rev. j. +. Harris made the
charge to the candidate. The Rev. ]. II.
Bailey made the charge TO the church.
The Rev. f. NJ. Lightfoot gave the hand
Of fellowship Rev. Mr.. White has been
acting pastor OF this church for two years,
and is a man highly esteemed.
The spring exhibit OF Millinery at
The Peoples Store, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. s. 5. VAN HORN.
-GeorgeW, Scarborough. the secretary
Of the Epworth League Of New Jersey, has
issued a circular to the chapters OF the
league stating that at meeting Of the
Board OF Conrol OF the State Epworth
League Of New Jersey, it was decided
not to hold the State convention this year
which had been called for Mllvlle, be-
cause the General Board Of Control OF the
Epworth League OF the Methodist Epsco
pal Church had requested all State and
General Conference district officers to
postpone their conventions this year and
throw all their influence into the interna-