The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-19
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WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 10, 1900.

House at Frenchtown has been com
pleted and is ready for occupancy.
The Census Bureau last week an
nounced that the population of Tren
ton is 20, 307, a gain of IS, $40, or %. 5,
per cent.
The Hunterdon County Sunday
School Association will hold its mex
annual meeting at Frenchtown early
in October.
Within the past few days there
have been twenty five applications foi
admission in the new Firemen's Home
at Boonton.
When We have good blood we are
healthy, strong, vigorous and full Of
life and energy. Hoods Sarsaparilla
makes good blood.
The recent festival of the Fleming
ton Band on the old Fair Grounds was
largely attended. The net proceeds
amount to about So.
A teaspoonful of salt in glass OF
water, taken before breakfast, is said
by people who have tried it to lie a
sure cure for hay fever.
A meeting will be held in Tenn
perance Hall, on Sunday afternoon,
Sept. Both, at 3. 30 o clock Miss Mos
her will address the meeting.
The Hunterdon County Union of
the Epworth League will hold n County
rally at the High Bridge NJ. E. Church
on Wednesday, October 10th.
The Pennington Hook aud Ladder
Co have decided 10 accept an invita-
ton to take part in firemen's parade
at New Brunswick on Tuesday, Oct. >.
About ), 800 baskets of peaches were
shipped from Pennington on Monday
of last week. OF this number about
l 500 baskets were sold AT the exchange.
Commission merchandise and spectators
got the balance - Republican.
The Tenth Animal Reunion of the
8Oth Regiment n J. Vol. Association
will be held at Raritan on Wednes-
day, October Il. Members will meet
at 10 n. M, in Firemen's Hall
Owing TO the storm of Saturday
evening last, the annual meeting of
the w. c. I. U. for the election of
officers will be held on the evening Of
September ~, 1900, at 715 o'clock.
$. N. Park, prominent citizen of
Bethlehem township, died at his home
in Bloomsbury on Sept. B. His wife
aud son, Rev. Clearfeld Park, survive
him. Some years ago he was n mem
Der of the Board of Freeholders.
AT the clothing store, corner of
Main and Church streets may be found
a fine new stock of clothing for fall and
winter, Just put in, besides gents fur
nishing goods, hats, caps, etc We
can't be undersold. +. RAPHAEL.
Joseph q. Moore, of Sergeants-
vile, is spending most of his time in
assisting in conducting store at Point
Pleasant, Pa. He does not, however,
intend to remove from his old home,
as has been reported in some of our
exchanges.
The Board of Directors and Fac
ulty of Princeton Theological Semin-
airy Announce the Inauguration Of the
Rev. Robert Dick Wilson, PHI. D., ID.
D., to the chair of Semitic Philology
and Old Testament Criticism, in
Miller Chapel, Friday, September 2lst,
at eleven o clock a. m.
A Populist- Democratic meeting
was held in front Of the Lambertville
House last Thursday evening. Adj
dresses were delivered by Hon. r. S.
Kuhl, of Pennington, and w. c. Geb-
hart, Esq, of Clinton. "To those who
like that kind OF addresses, they were
Just the kind of addresses they liked. :"
Henry Wood, living near Rose
mont, had his barn burned about three
o'clock last Friday morning. The
horses were out to pasture, but all his
summers crops and everything else in
the barn was destroyed. The cause of
the fire is unknown. The insurance
was small and the loss is several hun
dred dollars.
The Republicans of this city, at
their delegate meeting held last Satur-
day night, selected the following
delegates to attend the Congressional
Convention at Washington, to-mor
row Thursday, September Goth:
First Ward, II. A. Montgomery;
Second Ward, W. f. Hayhurst, Thos.
Crowley; Third Ward, r. b. Reading,
Alfred T. Ely, William II. Wilmot
The Board of Freeholders met on
Wednesday of last week, as usual.
The Board paid bills to the amount Of
about $11, 302.37, after which an
adjournment was taken to Friday,
September 14th, when it met at point
between the Brick Tavern and Van
Syckel's Corner to inspect a bridge.
This is the bridge through which a
team fell recently, iniuring one horse
severely.
Miss Rooms has resumed teaching
the piano and voice. Piano pupils
Taught singly or in classes of two.
Advanced pupils prepared for teach
ing or for admission to the American
College of Musicians. Aspecialty
made of classes in the various theo-
retic branches, particularly the
training to listen class, to which
anyone may be admitted. The Kinder
garten Music Building class will be
organized September 22d.
Colonel A. r. Kuser, of Trenton,
is to be the President of a corporation
that will combine all the gas compan-
les of South Jersey. The deal, which