The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-03-20

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this city, fourteen persons were re.
eeived into membership.
DO not forget the supper at the
First Presbyterian Church this WED
nesday) and Thursday evenings. Ice
cream and candy also for sale.
Rev George II Neal, a former
pastor of the NJ. F.. church of this city,
and now retired. had an attack of
paralysis, at his home in Bordentown,
few days since.
Mrs. Brackey Price, widow of Asa
Price, died at her residence ON Cory
ell street at I o'clock on Thursday
morning, aged 81 years She had
been ill for long time.
If you are scrofulous. dyspep-
tic. rheumatic, troubled with kidney
complaint, general debility, lacking
strength, take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
James Wilson, former resident
of this city, died at the home of his
son-in-law, William Ely, near New
Hope, on Thursday night of last week
His funeral occurred on Monday last.
MacKay, the Union street baker,
has made some important alterations
and improvements to his oven, and
the excellent bread and cakes that he
turns ont are likely to have a crisper
taste and greater "well-doneness, !"
so-te-speak
A mission began at St. Johns Or.
c. Church at the 10 o'clock mass last
Sunday morning, and is conducted by
the Redemptorist Fathers. of New
York city. 1t will continue for at least
two weeks. This week it will be for
women and next week for men.
Rev Mr.. Lawrence. the new pas
tor of the NJ. f.. church in this city,
preached to large audience last Sun
day and made very favorable i'm
preston Rev. DR. Mofiett, the late
pastor, who will remove from town
this week, has won the respect and
esteem of all our people, and they
are sorry to part with him.
Mrs. Eliza H., wife of Daniel Brit
tain, died at Wenonah, Gloucester
county, on the 18th inst, of grip, in
her 10th year. Mrs Britain was a
half.sister of J II. Anderson, Esq, OF
| .b;a oit,, RaFara har ,norrioua ebn
was a resident of this town. Her re-
mains were inferred IN Mount Hope
Cemetery, in this city. to-day WED
nesday1
Last Saturday evening an IN
known man walked into the residence
Of Michael German, on Delevan street,
and alarmed some children who we're
playing in one of the rooms. Their
screams brought some of the family
on the scene but not before the fellow
had run of One of these days there
will be somebody hurt in trying ex-
periments of this kind.
lion. Lee Fairchild's lecture, al
Lyeeum Hall, last Thursday evening,
was a very amusing and entertaining
affair There were also some eloquent
descriptive passages to vary the fun OF
it. But the people who have been sc
greatly delighted to hear him when
they could do so without cost, were
conspicuous by their absence on this
occasion. The audience was only fair
in size, many of them being ladies.
The Trenton p r. II Young Men 3
| Christian Association celebrated the
fact that its membership had reached
400, by fine entertainment last Tues
day evening. Among the speakers
on this occasion were A. p. Gest, w.
II. Wilmot, George Niece, w Russell
O'Neil and Chas. A. Davis, of this
city. The Amwell Orchestra of this
city, furnished the music. Mr.. A. p.
Gest, Supt. of the Belvidere Division,
| presided over the exercises.
| Miss Laura Wall, who lives on
Perry street, was found in an insen-
| sible condition, last Wednesday after
noon, from the effects of coal gas.
Some friends who became alarmed
| because the house was closed all day,
entered the house through one of the
second history windows and found her
unconscious and pet canary bird
dead. She had been in that condition,
! evidently, for some hours. 1t was
many hours after her discovery before
she became conscious. She is now out
of danger.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society of the Presbytery of New
Brunswick will hold its twenty ninth
annual meeting in the Presbyterian
Church at Frenchtown, March 29th.
The programme follows; 0.45 n. m,
opening exercises, reports of Secre-
taries; 10, luncheon; Lilo, Miss Wal
! ford will lead Junior Endeavor Ex-
ercise. Mrs. Broddock, of India, and
Miss Millikin, of Japan, will be the
speakers. 1t is earnestly requested
that all auxiliaries, bands and the
young peoples societies send dele
gates
The annual meeting Of the Union
Steam Fire Engine Company was held
last Thursday evening. The follow
ing officers were elected:
! President-Charles A. skllman
| Vice President--John L. Coryell.
Secretary-Alfred u. Ely.
Treasurer-Winfeld S. Robertson