The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-05-24
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WEDNESDAY, MAY "a. 1899.

only a few weeks.
The front of the Adams Express
Company office ON Church street has
been improved by coat of paint.
The dining-room and other rooms
at the Bellemont House have been
nicely re-painted and re-papered.
William j. Rose, Division Freight
Agent Penna. r. r., made trip over
the Belyidere Division this morning
Several of our young boys have
been badly poisoned, while visiting
the woods ON the outskirts of the city.
Annual meeting of Good Roads As
ISOLATION, next Monday evening, at F. w.
H. Il L. parlors. You are wanted there.
Before purchasing your wall paper
and paints call at HoLcoMBE's, No. 81
n. Main street. Large stock. Low
prices.
A. j. Hursehler, who recently pur-
chased a hotel property in Milford,
moved his family to that place yester-
day Tuesday.
St. Mary's Guild and the Choir boys
of ST. Andrews Church were given
reception at the rectory on Thursday
evening of last week.
"A blind colored man with a guitar,
accompanied by young colored wo-
man, made some nice music on our
streets on Saturday last
North Main street, from Perry to
Elm, is now being macadamized. This
has long been needed, rs it has been
"a hard road to travel.
The St Andrew $ Church has about
completed arrangements to put in an
aeetlyene gas plant and expect to have
it installed in short time.
Elizabeth Stout, of this City, has
been granted pension of So a month.
The pension of Robert Boyd, ofWerts
vile, has been increased from Sc toss.
Wanted, a girl or young woman
to do hoasework in small family.
One who can sleep at her own home
preferred. Inquire at THE RECORD
office.
j A. Park, of Whitehouse Station,
has been granted patent ON a ma
chine for manufacturing wire fence.
He has sold a two-fifths interest to
New York firm.
-Judson HofI, of Oak Dale vicinity,
lost II good horse as the result of an
accident the other day. The animal
ran away and ruptured blood vessel,
causing it's death.
If you want good bicycle paths, show
you interest by attending the annual
meeting Of the Lambcrtville Good Roads
Association, at f. W. H. & L. House,
next Monday evening at 7 80 O'clock.
Before You buy your coal or bar
gain for your ice, call on T. p Trim
mer, corner of Clinton and Button
wood streets. 1t means few dollars
in your pocket. Mayl0'99.
r. IL. Liverton brought his steam
launch down the feeder, from Raven
Rock, on Friday afternoon last. Editor
Kearns acted rs engineer, while Mr..
Liyerton handled the wheel, on the trip
down.
Some slight changes have been
made in the timetable of the Belvi
dere Division. The school train "
now leaves Trenton at 1927 p. NJ. and
arrives at this city at 4 p. NJ. about
Is minutes earlier than heretofore
Capt. John Shields, of Pennington,
has been appointed member of the
Board Of Managers OF the Home for
soldiers and their wives at Vineland, in
place Of Jarvis Wanser, who has been
made superintendent of the Home.
Mrs James Parker, with her sew
ing class of little girls, went on pic
ME in Banehoff s hollow on Friday
afternoon of last week. The children
took lunch with them, eating it in the
woods. 4 very pleasant time was en-
joyed.
"A black silk purse, trimmed with
steel beads, was lost (it is supposed
in the Lambertville railroad station
last Saturday evening. 1t contained
sum of money. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning it to
Mrs. Emma Mason, 115 North Main
street.
I;u,a. TorbaDo4;na on anr1ova
at the spoke works, had his hand bad
ly cut ON Monday last by spoke he
was turning mp flying from the ma
chine. Two other men at the same
works were also slightly injured the
same day while working on different
machines.
Charles Regain wholesale whiskey
place on Church street, was broken
into sometime during Sunday night
or early Monday morning and robbed
of a half dozen bottles of whiskey.
The thieves gained an entrance by
prying open a rear window.
1t is reported that a trolley com
pany who intend building IA line from
Philadelphia to New York, are nego-
tiating for the purchase of the river
bridge here. Another party it is said
are trying to purchase the pike from
Doylestown to Point Pleasant, Pa
The shad fishermen of this city
complain that fishermen at Scudder's
Falls have been placing Instructions
near the entrance to the falls at the
above named place, thus preventing
the shad from coming up the river as
they otherwise would. The fish warden
has been notified of the facts and will
take measures to have the entrance
cleared out.
Give the Children a Drink