The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-06-26
Fireworks at Kline S.

ton,
This is the season of the year
when the iceman has things all his
own weigh.
Among other features of the hot
wave are the netwaist lady and the
shirtwaist man.
Ellie Erismann and family have
returned to this city after an absence
of several months.
Clifton Van Hart, of Bucknell
University, is now at his home in this
city, enjoying vacation days.
Miss Tillie Botti, teacher in the
public schools at Lodi, n. j., has re-
turned to her home in this city
Bottled noise " for sale at Kline's
segar store, in the shape of fireerack-
ers, cannon crackers, bombs, etc.
Edward Rittenhouse, Jr., of this
city, left home for Wildwood on Satur-
day, where he will spend the summer
months.
The ever glorious Fourth of July
will be here next week. But all there
will be of it will be Gee-whizz
Bang "
Miss Laura Butterfoss, of Church
street, has returned home from visit
OF several days to relatives at Red
Bank, Nj.
John 7. Crowley is home from his
business trip of some months to Ohio
as agent for the Lambertville Rubber
Cos "Snag Proof" boot.
The Town Improvement Assoeia-
ton will hold its regular monthly
meeting Monday, July list, at $50 p.
NJ, in the Friends Meeting House on
York street
Thos. Crowley, superintendent
of the boot department of the Lam
bertville Rubber Co, is spending this
week at the eompany's shops at Mid
dletown, Conn.
A game of base ball between our
l.. A. c. and the Hopewell Club, on
the field in this city last Saturday, was
a well-played game, resulting in a
victory for the l.. A. c. s by score of
13 to 10.
DR.. Theo Balderston, of this city,
has been honored by an invitation
from the President of the New Jersey
State Dental Society, to give clinic
at their annual meeting, at Asbury
Park, in July.
Mrs Theodore Stndditlord, Ms
Mary Welch, Miss Isabella Hoes, Miss
Elizabeth Hoes, Miss Bessie Dllts,
Paul Hoes and Douglas Studdifiord
have gone to Portland, Maine, for the
summer.
Richard Slack is having new
residence built at the corner of Main
and Jefferson streets, adioing the resi-
dence of his father.inl law, Alfred |
Wanamaker. 1t will be frame build
ing, of neat design, and Fred Parker
is the architect and builder.
Miss Colligan, of Brunswick ave
rwv-.--who NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Typewriter i'll the Office of ex-
Prosecutor Walter F. llayhurst, has |
secured II position i'll the Office of the |
secretary of the American Brass and
lamp Company, of Trenton.
Our home club played game of |
base ball last Thursday with the boy
lestown club, which resulted in the |
success of the latter by a score of 10 |
to IA. Our boys in the early stages of |
the game were away ahead, but by |
careless playing, lost their lead.
Patrick Malone, who had kept a
drinking place on Franklin street,
this city, for some years, died on Mon
day last, after long illness. His wife |
died two or three years ago. lie was |
about sixty -four years old. The funeral
will be held tomorrow lThursdayl |
morning from St. Johns tR. e.
Church.
jacob Helms has Just erected
derrick at his quarry on Helms Hill,
head of York street, and Is getting out !
some of the finest stone ever quarried |
in this vicinity They are not red |
shale but hard limestone, fit for build |
ing purposes and some of the stones |
NAV be dressed for step-stones and |
curbs. He will sell these stones to |
builders and others at very reasonable !
prices. Call at the Hardware store
and learn particulars.
E. p. Conkling, ESQ, of Fleming
ton. narrowly escaped fatality at
West Portal on Thursday morning
last. He and Surrogate Queen started
for West Portal ON business, going
over the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Arriving at that station the Surrogate
alighted in safety, but before Mr..
Conkling could alight-and while in
the act thereof-the signal was given
and the train started, the result being
to pitch him forward upon his face
and so sliding him for some distance
over the cinder siding. He was picked
up unconscious, with the blood stream
ing from his face, and carried to the
hotel, where a physician attended him.
Consciousness did not return until
the middle of the afternoon, and he
was not able to return to his home
until the next Democrat Adyer-
tiser
Lambertville, N. j., June 18th, 1901.
TO ALL CoNcERNED:-I hereby ex-
press my appreciation for the kindness
of my fellow workmeD, who so gener-
ously remembered me regarding my
recent loss, for which please accept
nv sincere and heartfelt thanks.
Very respectfully,
ID. C. VAN Sewer.