The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-12-19
LocALlTEMs CONDENSED.

Skating has been INDUCED in by aur
Young people for some day
The river is closed above the bridge in
this city. hy pack ice Below it is open.
LEM Lenape Lodge, No Is / o of O +,
viii meet on Wednesday evening of next week
instead of Tuesday evening that day being
Christmas
Peter Smiths grocery, Buttonwand street,
is equipped with all things needfnl for Christ
nas Also oysters, to stun the turkey Cigars
and tobacco. Give him call
The Christmas exercises of the fr-t Pres
byterian Sunday School will take placc on
Wednesday evening Of next weeb They Will
be of very pleasing character
$ W Cochran 4 Co, have fine display in
their drug store windows. A Kodak would
make fine present, while choice perfumery,
soaps, etc, are acceptable at any season.
-Undcrtaker A NJ Stout awakened Thurs
morning with Il severe pain in his right arm
physician who was summoned found that
the arm in some mysterious manner had been
broken in two places, unknown to Mr. Stout
Bridget Ryan, aged about 20 Years, who
lived on Quarry street in this city. died very
suddenly this morning at her home She had
been in good health MP 10 the hour of her
death Her husband William Ryan.died about
u years ago Two sons and two daughters
survive her
Judge A { Martin and Reg Dr.. " W.
Mofiett of this city are the executors for the
1 5F lptp4- River
The whole Of the property, amounting To
about go ooo, goes to the Missionary Society
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church The
| widow of Mr. Irons receives an annuity ON
the entire amount during her life.
-Tnr RfcoRD force is under obligations to
} B Kline, the popular Bridge street tobacco
mist, for a holiday gift Of a package Of extra
fine Havanas The editor has not yet learned
TO smoke but those Of our force who tried
them say that Kline knows how to select for
printers Many Merry Christmasesr to
Kline, and may hs shadow never grow less
H T Armstrong, who has conducted a
| store at the corner Of Coryell and Main streets
| q long time, transferred his business, on Sat.
| urday, TO Augustus Yetter and Israel Hunt
( two well-known young men Of this city. The
! new liln began busIitHH ih7t Aibu'ih1. fll
4 Armstrong will continue the pork packing
4 business in the store, adjoining the grocery
/ We wish the young firm abundant success
While Mrs Hiram Hughes was erossns
the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at Coryel
street. she slipped and fell on the track
Thursday afternoon. A few yards up tn,
track n first express train was bearing down o.
her. Flagman )hn Phillips ran to her assist
ance and pulled her OFF the track Just As til,
train went by Mrs. Hughes is abont 70 year
Of age, and but for Mr. P's assistance woul,
have been run over and killed
The sad news Of the death Of Mrs Oliyi
McCready Hunt, wife Of George " Hunt, wa
received on Sunday night. Mrs Hunt has 70
short time been confined TO the st Joseph
Hospital, Philadelphia, where she had under
gone an operation for the removal Of tumor
For while she rallied, but later she began 4
gradually sink until her suffering was relieyer
by death Mrs. Hunt was the daughter of tn
late William McCready of this city The re
mains We're brought here late Monday after
noon The funeral viii take place from tn
home Of A. Carman Wilson, North Union st
this afternoon, followed by a church servie
at the s Andrews Episcopal Church, at .
Interment at Mt. Hope cemetery.