The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-06-15
Fourth of July is only three weeks

in each grade, at Kline $
The Western Union Telegraph
Company are painting their poles on
Bridge street.
Lone Star Lodge, X. Of F., put NJ
fine American flag on their hall,
yesterday-Flag day
Some fine catches of rock fish are
daily made in the river aud a ready
sale is found for them.
\ new building to be used lormak
ing lee cream. is being erected in the
rear of Stockton $ ice cream parlors on
Bridge street.
The Lamhertyille, A. a will play
the Trenton Y. NJ. {. \. on We'd
nesday. June 22nd, nj Trenton. Play
to begin ut $50 7 NJ.
Tive ear loads of recruits for the
army passed down the Belvidere Div
ision on the > o'clock train to-day, ON
their way to the camp i'll Virginia.
They we're from Scranton, Pa.
A party of men from Trenton who
had been on trip to the head waters
of the Delaware river in canoes. stop
ped off here on Sunday last, putting up
nj the Union House. They left for
Trenton III their canoes on Monday
morning.
The Commencement OF our High
School will he held on Friday evening,
at Holcombe Hall Seventeen pupils
will be graduated The exercises
promise 10 he very interesting. The
usual admission fee will be charged
those who attend.
horse attached to n wagon that
vas carrying number Of locomotive
head lights along our streets this morn
ing, became frightened and ran away,
and two of the head lights were thrown
ont and badly damaged. No other
injury WAS done.
LEM Lenape Lodge. L O q T..
celebrated Memorial day last evening
by exercises in the lodge room W
A. Stryker, ESQ, prosecutor OF War
rem County an address Music
was furnished by nm orchestra. Re
freshments also were served 1t Is
said to have been very pleasing DC
casien
james c. Fisher, of Nest Amwell
township, while going to fish with n
gig, near Mount Airy, last evening.
fell down mn enbankmeRt upon the
gig and received serious injuries.
requiring surgical aid lie was taken
to Mercer Hospital. Trenton, by Dr
F. w. Larson, on the 1910 cod
tram Inst evening.
William cole. the man who
maliciously destroyed the wire screen
mt the Eambertville Paper Company s
Mill short time ago, and who escap-
ed to New Hope, where he WAS cnptur-
ed and piled at Doylestown, was
brought from the latter place ON
Thursday last by officer Morse, on
re4uisition papers. lie was given II
hearing before justice VIM. Lyman,
and in default of $500 bail he was com
mitted to the county Jail to await the
action of the grand jury
M. W \ l.,
are preparing box to he sent to the
Soldiers and Sailors now in the service
of the United States, and invite all to
take part in it Comfort bags and
other articles that will add to the com
fort of these brave men are solicited,
4 call for small Tcstaments, books of
Psalms, or Of the Gospels, has been
made and contributions toward pro-
curing these will he gratefully receiv-
ed Articles may he left nj the w {.
T. L. Hall, any Tuesday evening in
June, from $50 to 30 o'clock
Washington Camp, Ne. /, z. O,
S. of A., raised handsomeflag from n
flag pole on the roof of Odd Fellow y
Hall, on Bridge street, ON Monday
evening last, before an assemblage of
over II thousand people. Rev Herbert
Stanley Smith delivered stirring and
patriotic speech and "Old Glory was
flung to the breeze with the cheers of
the multitude, after which three hear
ty cheers were given for President Me
Kinley and the army and navy Comp
any c, n G. Of y. j.. twenty eight
strong, was present and after the flag
was raised, fired salute Of thirteen
volleys. Liberty Band was also pres
ent and enliyened the occasion by
rendering national airs.