The Lambertville record., 1899-08-23
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iarum.
The wind storm which passed owe
this section on Monday evening bley
OH hundreds of bushels of apples.
"Lambertville Puffs" are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The County Board of Assessor
meet in Pennington ON Tuesday, Sep
tember 8, to fix the rate of count,
tax, etc.
CLARK Dean, son of Mrs. Susal
X. Dean, of Rosemont, is membe
of one of the regiments fighting t,
subdue the Filipinos.
Last Summer Gardner johnson
of Rosemont, lost six cows from sick
ness of unknown origin and name
This Summer he has already lost two
The Sunday Schools of Stockton
will hold a union basket picnic il
Anderson Reading grove, near Rose
mont on August 30. All are cordial,
invited.
The Bethlehem Presbyterian
Church, founded in 1880, will celebrate
the 50th anniversary of Rev. J. G.
williamson pastorate thereof to-day
Wednesday,.
At special meeting of Common
Council, held this Wednesday
evening, J. Nelson Hurley was elected
Constable and Overseer of the Poor
to fill vacancy caused by death Of
Constable Riordan
The twenty first annual musical
and elocutionary entertainment OF
Bucks county is being held at the
Solebury Deer Park to-day (Wednes.
day. A large number from this vi
cinitY and the surrounding country
are in attendance.
It has been decided by the New
Jersey Horticultural Society to make
an exhibition of the fruits of the State
at the meeting of the American Pomo-
logical Society, in Philadelphia, Sep
tember 3 to 0. Circulars will be sent
to fruit growers throughout the State
asking for cooperation.
Clinton Oblinger, of this city,
employed in the Union paper mill over
in New Hope, had the thumb ON his
right hand badly mashed by getting il
caught between two cog wheels while
at his work on Friday evening of last
week DIR. Large, of this city, dressed
the wound.
The l. O. o. f. picnic at Solebury
Deer Park on Thursday of last week
proved to be n grand failure, none of
the lodges for some reason putting in
an appearance. A number of people
went from here expecting to have a
good time, but came back home dis
appointed.
Michael Lucas gray horse ran
away while standing at the freight
house on Saturday afternoon last. He
was stopped on the canal bridge by
Edward Hunt. No damage was done
to horse or wagon. This is the second
time this Summer this horse has run
away. Mike" says he is old enough
to know better.
A tandem ridden by William
Bayard and William Miller and IA
single wheel ridden by Frank Ches-
ser collided on n. Main street on
Wednesday evening last. The tan
dem was coming down Main street
and the single wheel came out Perry
street, striking the tandem ON the
front forks. All three men were
thrown to the ground and the tandem,
which was new one, was completely
wrecked. Chesser's wheel suffered no
injury. Fortunately all three riders
escaped injury.
The Pennsylvania Railroad CO.
is about to put down granolithic
in place of the wooden plat
form. Now is the time to put roof
over the platform. Passengers are re-
quired to walk long distance in
stormy weather to reach the trains,
which, instead of stopping in front of
the station, run way past it, in order
to take water Lambertville, the best
paying station on the line, both as to
freight and passengers, is entitled to
some recognition and convenience by
the railroad company.
Constable Robert Riordan died at
the residence of his father, Timothy
Riordan, on Buttonwood street, this
city, at o'clock last Thursday night,
aged "a years. Constable Riordan
was man well liked in the com
of jovial, kind disposition,
and made friends on every side. A
host of friends in this city regret his
death. A little over year
ago he was the picture Of health. At
tackled with Bright's disease he gradu
ally grew worse, suffering intensely
for the past few weeks, until death
came to his relief. Funeral services
were held at st. Johns Church
last Monday morning, at $50 o'clock.
at st. Johns Cemetery. -
Democratic Wage Worker
The popular view of the relation
Of the blood TO human character and conduct
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