The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-11-13

"A fine stock and big variety Of
smokers goods, at Kline's, % Bridge
/ street
Two hundred Pennington people
have been yaccinated during the past
month.
Extra meetings will bc held every
/ evening this week, except Saturday, at
/ the Centenary NJ. +. Church.
The license of Il. II. Liverton
Church street, has been transferred to
the new proprietor, Edward Mahoney
Is it true that our new day police
man worked ON election day for the
Democratic ticket in the Third Ward?
&C. II. W. Van Solver, of PhiIadel-
phia, visited this city last Saturday
and spent two or three days with rela-
tives.
Edward Stout and family have re-
moved from this city to Newark, where
Mr.. Stout has secured position as
lllgHt NdlcnIlau.
Mrs. David Conover of Pittstown,
raised fifty five pumpkins from three
seeds planted in one hill, The largest
weighed IS pounds.
Edward Warne, of Pennington,
has been suffering from blood poison
ing as result of opening pimple on
his hand with needle.
Amos Williams, night Waterman
at the canal companys shops, slipped
and fell on a plank walk while on duty
Thursday night, and injured one of his
/ ribs
The pretense that the large city
stores sell cheaper than our own town
| stores is shown to be false by Il. II.
Van Horn 4 Son, in their adv. in this
| issue. Read it.
Thanksgiving Day coming Thurs
day, November rs, and the Teachers
Institute December ,, 3 and 4, our pub
lie schools will be closed from Novem.
Der 2s To December ),
}. II. Harris, of Haddonfield has
been appointed supervisor of Division
+, Belvidere division, Pennsylvania
railroad, vice j. f. Chandler, who has
been transferred TO Jersey City.
Norman Wolfnger, who has been
employed in his fathers grocery store
in this city, left yesterday to take the
position of bookkeeper in a large
manufacturing plant in Easton, Pa.
Miss Hoffman, the popular millin
err, No. / North Union street, has
added dressmaking 10 her firstnamed
business, and has secured the servi
ces of Mrs. Richard Slack, whose
ability is well known, to superintent
it. See adv.
Several Lambertville people attend
ed the organ recital by Harry Rowe
Shelley, organist of the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church, New York, held in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, Trenton
last Friday evening. The performance
was unusually fine.
The store of Jacob Van Marter in
Ringoes, was destroyed by fire last
Thursday evening Mrs. Jacob Fisher
who occupied part of the building, lost
nearly all her household goods. The
fire Is believed to be of incendiary orr
| min Nhn lAao il al of al nnl
covered by insurance.
Fred b. Williamson of Sergeants
vile vicinity was one of the unfortun
ate gunners on Friday week. While
shooting quail he was shot in the face
by another gunner. Between twenty
and thirty shot grains were picked
from his body, but his injuries are not
dangerous.
Miss Annie Regain and Martin }
Kelley were married Wednesday after.
noon at ST. Johns Church, by the Rev
Father Lynch. The bridesmaid was
Miss Kate Marley, of New Hope, and
the best man was James Reilly, of this
city. \ reception followed at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, and the
couple left town at 4.30 O'Clock for Il
trip.
The Ladies' Christmas Sale, to be
held in S. Andrews Hall, on Thursday
and Friday of this week, from 10 A. NJ
to 10 p. NJ, will be n very attractive
one. An unusal number of handsome
fancy articles together with useful ar
ticles, home made candy, pies and
cakes, will be on sale, at moderate
prices. Though it may seem Ions
time till Christmas, each article pur
chased now, is just one less to be pro
cured at the last moment.
The Trenton Times of Saturday say
that meeting of the medical staff o
st. Francis Hospital in that city, viii
be called shortly to take action in thu
matter of selecting successor to DR.
Lewis G. Williams, as junior hous'
physician at the hospital. Or. Jame
J. McGuire's term of office expires De
cember /, and DR.. Williams will b.
promoted to senior house physician ant
will be placed in charge of the surgica
wards at the hospital after that date.
Flower Mission.
One of the most important depart
ments of the W. G. T. U. work, is thu
| denart M ent of Flower Miasinna which