The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-05-09
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dence on Coryell street has received a
new coat of paint.
The Knights of the My site Chain
attended services at the New Hope NJ.
f. Church on Sunday evening last.
Twenty eight persons were re-
ceived into the First Baptist Church
in this city, at the communion services
last Sunday.
John G. Petrie, of this city, was
graduated from the Penna. College of
Dental Surgery, Philadelphia, on
Wednesday of last week.
DR.. Moffett, of the Centenary NJ.
L. Church, and Rev. II. A. McKubbin,
of the First Presbyteria Church, will
exchange pulpits next Sabbath morn
ing.
John L. Murphy, publisher of the
Trenton State Gazette, died at the
Mercer Hospital in that city, where he
underwent a surgical operation1, on
Friday last. He was II years old.
The easiest and most effective
method of purifying the blood and in
MIGRATING the system is to take De
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills for cleansing the liver and
| bowels. q. NJ. Shamalia.
For some time past, misehieyous
boys have been breaking the globes
and carbons on the electric light lamp
at the corner of Deleyan and Franklin
streets. Superintendent Newman dis
covered the guilty party and compelled
him to pay for the damage done besides
promising not to do it again, on pain
of heavier fine.
Rev. Mr.. Mayo, of Trenton, assist
ant superintendent of the New Jersey
| Children's Aid Society. spoke in some
| Of our churches last Sunday in the in
| terests of the society This is most
worthy organization and is doing
great amount of good in caring for
orphans and children who are in vic
ious surroundings.
The barn of William Church, one
mile north of Taylorsville, Pa, was
struck by lightning last evening at
8. 45 O'Clock and burned, together with
the contents, including ID COWS. The
horses were gotten out. Mr.. Church
had a quantity of fine hay in the build
ing, which he WAS holding for advance
in price. Loss and insurance unknown.
j. C. Kennedy, Roanoke, Tenn,
SAYS, 81 cannot say too much for DE
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. One box of
| il cured what the doctors called an in
durable ulcer on my lips. Cures piles
and all skin diseases. Look out for
worthless limitations. G.. Nj. Shamalia.
One of the drying houses of the
Lambertyile Spoke Works caught
fire, supposedly from the smoke
stack, about o'clock yesterday tues
dayl afternoon. The fire was extin-
guished before much damage was
done. The fire department responded
promptly and would have rendered
excellen service had the occasion re-
quired it.
lied Hogan was arrested ON
Sunday afternoon last by officer Cole,
on complaint of William Green, OF the
First Ward. Green claims that he was
"held mp" about midnight ON Satur-
| day last, on the iron bridge near the
Hibernia engine house, and that Hogan
was one of the gang. Hogan was given
hearing before Squire Lyman and
the matter was settled upon the pay
| ment of 81. 90.
1t is purposed by the friends of
the late Rev. f. X. Smith of st.
Andrews Church in this city, to erect
| a hall to his memory. This hall will
take the place of the present parish
building in the rear of the church edi-
fee. The hall will contain Sunday
| school rooms, rooms for the guilds,
gymnasium, room for public enter
tainments, etc. Bishop Scarborough
has taken warm interest in the
movement and has issued circular
inviting the friends OF the former
rector to aid in the undertaking.
Jack Kennedy, blacksmith who
halls from over in Bucks county, got
into trouble here on Sunday afternoon
last. Kennedy came over here with a
horse and wagon and was arrested for
reckless driving. When taken before
Justice Lyman he said that he had
brought his children to New Hope to
attend Sunday school and while wait
ing for them he had gotten into bad
company. Officer Lynch pleaded for
the prisoner and the squire released
him after handing over 1926. Sunday
school was over by the time he reached
New Hope.
A number of gentlemen from Phila-
delphia, Doylestown and other places
partook of planked shad dinner at
the Union House ON Thursday evening
of last week. Among those present
were F. Billerback, J. E. and w. L..
Francis, Harry Conrad, George Nc
Entyre, W. w. Gathers, Isaac Long,
Harvey Gold, w. Fl. Rover, Doyles-
town Frank Wenwarth, George Vacant,
Newtown; George Geatheall, L. Lex
ington, Prof. Lewis Husblin, Philadel-
phia; Mayor Sergeant, ex-mayor Wagg,
r. b. Reading, L. S. Callan, Hugh
Hillpot, A. H. Titus, R. H. Liverton,
J. +. Hunt, p. f. Cane, l.. j. Callan
and others from Lambertvilie.
Reduced Rates to Cincinnati Via Pennsyi-
vania Railroad, account of Peoples Party
National Convention.