The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-05-17
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WEDNESDAY. MAY II. 1899.

Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
We haven't heard anything lately
concerning that new opera house.
Lambertyille Puffs'' are still GO
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The Penna. R. r. Co. is putting
in an electric road crossing alarm at
Titusville.
Ebert Vert is building a two
story kitchen to his house on Della
ware avenue.
William Page, formerly of this
city, was taken to the State Hospital
at Trenton ON Friday of last week.
The Point Pleasant pa Band
will furnish the music for Post 20, G..
A. r., of this city, on Memorial Day.
Before purchasing your wall paper
and paints call at HoLcoABE's, Nc. 81
n. Main street Large stock. Low
prices.
The Fire Department is making
arrangements for the annual inspec-
tion, which will take place on the ev-
ening of june 10th.
A. j. Hurschler, of this city, has
purchased the hotel property of ex-
Sheriff Corcoran, at Milford, and ex-
poets to take possession in few days.
The Pennsylvania r. R. Co. has
erected very neat and commodious
al . Il &c |, Il
at the repair shops, for the benefit of
the employees.
1t is becoming to be nuisance
Mt the cor of Union and Elm SITS, by
the loafers congregating and making
all kinds of noises and using profane
language to the residents III that To-
cality.
On Wednesday evening last, fight |
occurred between two Third Ward |
young men, at the cor. of Union and
Buttonwood SITS, this city, but before
any damage was done to each other
they were separated.
The Choral Festival held at S. An
cension Day proved a very pleasant
occasion aud reflected credit upon the
choir, organist. the Amwell Orchestra |
and all who took part.
There is some talk of the Reading |
Railroad making connection with the |
Central ut Bound Brook from Lam
bertyille or New Hope This would |
give us direct line either 10 New
York or Philadelphia.
You must not be surprised whom
you meet the acknowledgement |
young man with his trousers creased |
only from the knee down. President
Mckinley started the new wrinkle,
and fashion will follow.
BY the falling Of transom at the
Bellemont House, ON Wednesday of |
last week, William Savage, the clerk,
had his left hand SO badly cut that it |
required the attention of n surgeon,
who sewed up the wound, and it is
now doing very nicely.
William H. Hart, while working
ut circular saw on Friday afternoon |
of last week, met with quite a painful
accident. A piece of wood was thrown
from the saw and struck him, cutting
his lower lip so badly that it was neces
sary for physician to take five stitches
in the wound.
The lecture on the War in Cuba,
by DR.. p. McGill, of this city, in st.
Johns Hall, last Wednesday evening,
was fairly attended. The views shown
were very fine, principally in and
about Havana, and the lecture was
highly entertaining. The net receipts,
amounting to about S25, will be ma
terial aid to the Stryker Library.
"A young man has been going
around this city during the past week
soliciting aid to go to college, and in
return for what was given him he of
fered to give present of some religi-
Gus articles which he had. 1t was
learned that the articles had been
stolen, and when threatened with ar
rest he left the city. No doubt he will
be heard from in some of our neigh
boring towns.
-Messrs. James w. Dubois and Rob
ert Logan, representing Mr.. Frank
White, of Woodstown, n. j., who have
been canyassing in this section for the
fine patent "Kitchen Safe, left this
city on Friday morning for Clinton,
where they will make headquarters
and canvass that part of Hunterdon.
We recommend these gentlemen as
trustworthy and true, and commend
them to the people of that region and
also recommend the Kitchen Safe "
ms a splendid article for the convent
ence of the women of the household.
AT the regular monthly meeting of
Branch No. ?, Emerald Beneficial As
ISOLATION, of this city, held last Thurs
day evening, the following officers,
elected at the previous meeting, were |
installed by Installing Officer John G.
Byrnes: President, A. J. McClinton ;
Vice President, John Banahan; Fl |
nancial Secretary, Thomas +. Kilroy
Recording Secretary, James J. Reilly
Treasurer, Martin j. Kelley; Marshal,
Patrick Duifey Steward, James Nc
Council Messenger. John Cooney +;
Directors, A. J. McClinton, Thomas
F. Kilroy, Martin J. Kelley, James
McElroy and James Mcconnell.
BY special invitation of Palestine
Commandery, Knights Templar, of
Trenton, several members of st. Elmo
Commandery, of this city, attended
worship with them at st. Michael's
(P. Ed Church, Trenton, on last Thurs
day evening, it being Ascension Day.