The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-06-12
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE y, i!0l.

One second hand Standard Organ
S25 90; Mason II Hamhn Organ S45. 90;
j. \ c. Fischer Piano SS5. 90. At Hol-
combe's Piano Store, Union St If.
Buy your coal of Geo. W Massey.
Lettuce for sale at Cleyenser's
garden.
The base ball team of the l.. \. {.
have won three games ont of the feur
played this season.
-Freeholder Richard Runkle, of
West Amwell, was in town last Satur-
day, calling upon friends.
George Westbrook. of Philadel-
phia, formerly OF this city, made n
business visit here on Saturday.
Netter Brothers are receiving a
fine lot of early fruits and vegetables.
They deliver to any raft of the city
The Union Steam Fire Engine
Company, No /, has Just purchased n
fine set of double harness, nickel
plated trimmed
"A surgical operation is not neces-
sary to cure piles DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye saves all that expense and
never fails Beware of countelfets.
The grounds of the l.. \. c. at
BARRIERS meadow, present lively
appearance during the afternoons and
evenings. Members of the base ball
and cricket teams may be seen hard
at practice.
The regular weekly meeting of the
W. c. T. |. will be held on Saturday
evening, June 18th, at 80 O'Clock.
The Department of Flowers Mis-
sion, Will be the subject These
meetings are both interesting and pro
titable, and every member should at
tend
The Wedding OF Miss Jalia llle
gins Fulper, of Pennington, to Phillip
lnsley Craig, of Lehigh Gap, Pa
took place at the First Baptist Church,
Pennington, on Monday evening.
nc sei eiilonN WIS performed by the
heN' D. II. Temple, pastor OF the
ehafeh.
"A number Of newspaper reporters
from trenton and other cities OF this
State, accompanied by K. Il. Reading
of this city, and in charge of Thomas
Palmer, of Frenehtown, representative
" 'ne Ere i'"i'f""'' ,el' New ioih
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Next Friday will he Flag bay 1t
viii be the one hundred and twenty
fourth anniversary of the adoption Of
the Stars aud Stripes. Circulars have
been sent out To the schools contain
magnates, and asking that the day he
"pseI We" III lne sehools ny appropriate
eAeieis
Among the graduates of the State
Normal school who Will receive diplo-
mas during the third week in June
are the following from Hunterdon
county Mary +. Hageerty. Lambert
Vile; Mary Emma De Mass. Stockton.
Edith Rae Duffy, Milford. Eva G.
Fulper. Margaret James Hoffman.
Flemington. Grace Sva, re Glen
Gardner.
Jahn Cation has ,omnvod from,
North Franklin street to Lambert
street; Asher stout from Main and
York streets to the residence lately
occupied by Charles II. Price, on
North Franklin street. Mr. Price has
taken up his residence with his
mother n-law, Mrs. iona. Margerum,
ON the same street. Albert los has re
moved to the house recently pnr-
chased by HIM on Clinton street, above
Jefferson.
Cornwall straat ia anrucinr nm
Newton SIact hoo ant neat ,o,cbas IN
front ~ his bouses cast IF Gordon,s
slIavon1 Mr. Joae,h u Titns hos
nut a 6no norob - tho s,ora hniI1-
ing recently changed into n dwelling.
Inc DO1GueS nave been nicely painted
and add materially to the appearance
of that part of the street William
Lyman is also putting platform
porch in front of his residence which
adds considerably to the appearance
of the building.
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