The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-07-18
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WEDNESDAY. JULY IL. 1900.

The Postal Telegraph Company 5
poles on South Franklin street are be
ing painted.
The NJ. f. Sunday school of this
city go to-day on their annual picnic
to Ellmaker Island.
The river Is almost low enough 10
wade from shore to shore.
Gideon Brewer, we'll known re
sident of Delaware township, died
yesterday Tuesday of kidney trouble.
The boarding houses on this and
the New Hope side Of the river are
filled up with boarders from the cities.
The proprietor of The Fair, !"
formerly doing business ON Union
street, has closed up and left town.
If You want a segar that is Just the
thing, buy "Lambertyille Puts. . J.
b. Kline, Bridge street.
Mrs. Howard Carr, who lives near
the city limits, was overcome hy the
heat on Sunday last
One Minute Cough Cure is the ouly
harmless remedy that produces i'm
mediate results Try q NJ. Shama
liza
The Lambertville base ball team
went to Hopewell on Saturday after
noon last aud defeated the latter club
NV the score nf : Ia e.
When you need medicine YOU
should get the best that money can
buy, and experience proves this 10 be
Hood Sarsaparilla.
$. Andrews Sunday School will
picnic at Soleburg Deer Park on Tues
day, August eth. If stormy II will
occur the next fair day.
Boxes to receive waste paper have
been placed IN different places around
the city by the Town Improvement
Association.
The Centenary NJ I. Church has
a handsome new bulletin board putup
in front of the church. The lettering,
which is done in gold. Is the work of
ID c. Van Sewer.
Enos Weiss, proprietor OF the
Union House. enjoyed the fishing at
Sea Isle City on "Wednesday and Thurs
day last He brought home about fifty
pounds, which lac distributed among
his friends.
Company L returned home from
Sea Girt on Saturday evening last. The
First Ward Drum Corps met them al
the depot and escorted them TO their
armory. A large crowd was al the
station when they arrived,
A special train of nine cars convey
ing the Plymouth Pa Choral Union
to Atlantic City, passed through here
yesterday Tuesday few minutes
after noon. The train was said to be
running at the rate of mile minute.
Rev. f. c. Romine, of Philadel-
phia, is supplying the Solebnry Baptist
Church. The six decades OF the church
will be celebrated August 3d, 4th and
5th Rev, George Young. in 1910, " hen
Pastor IN Lambertville, was the first
missionary on the Solebury field.
The weather permitting, Liberty
Band will give their first open air con
cert on the new band stand at the
Getty Lot to morrow (Thuradayl
evening, For the building of this stand
Common Council appropriated twenty
five dollars at their last meeting.
The semi-annual meeting Of the
Hunterdon County Historical Society
will be held in the Hall at Pittstown,
on Saturday, July 2lst, 1900, at 10. 30
A. NJ. Papers will be read by A. b.
Haring, E. Vosseller, DR. Henry Race,
n. W. Voorhees, and others.
DIR. Peter McGill, of this city, is
absent from home on cruise with the
Battalion of the West, y. j. Naval Re
serves. The Reserves left Trenton
last Thursday and went on board the
U. s. s. Prairie, and on Friday, sailed
for weeks cruise along the coast Of
New England.
The ladies' in charge Of the Mission
School in this city will hold their an
nual lawn festival, on the CITY Lot, ~
York street, on Saturday evening,
August 18th Liberty Band will fur
nish music. Ice cream and other
refreshments will be offered for sale.
Proceeds for benefit of the Mission.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all veterans of Hunterdon county and
vicinity to be present at the reunion
to be held at Pennington on Labor
Day Monday, Sept. 81 The families
of the veterans are also invited. Dur
ing the day a county association will
be formed.
Charles Pidcock died al the re
sidence of his son, Howard, on York
street, on Monday evening last. His
funeral occurs to- morrow Thursday
morning. Interment at Mount Hope
Cemetery. He was in his Slst year.
Mr.. Pidcock was for many years a fore
man on the Belvidere Division, bnt had
been laid aside for several years.
james A. Murray, blacksmith, Of
New Hope, Pa, died at his home in
that borough ON Sunday last, from
cancer of the stomach. He was 80
years OF age Mr.. Murray was pro
minent and highly respected citizen OF
New Hope and conducted large bust
ness Funeral to day Wednesday at
10. 80 o'clock, interment in Thompson
Memorial Cemetery.
johnson clothing store, on Union
street, is undergoing transformation.
The small store on the south side has
been torn down and this space will be
addad 10 the nrespnt store making il