The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-06-12

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R T. Reading and Il. \ Mont
gomery, who went on an excursion to
the Pan.American Exposition the first
OF this week, returned home to-day.
\ large number of our people
visited Willow Grove last Saturday to
hear Sousa's Band, \ large number
also went down on Sunday. Dam
rosch and his orchestra began an en-
gagement at the Park on Monday.
Mr.. James Brown, of Putsmouth.
Va, over 90 years of age, suffered fer
years with bad sore on his face Ply
sicians could not help HIM. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve cured him perman-
ENTITY.
At the meeting of the Board of
Freeholders to-day at Pennington, a
resolution was offered to reconsider
the sea, 900 appropriation for maradam
roads aud ii was lost 10 to 10 Com
mittees were then appointed toaraner
for maeadamizing the roads rs retI-
/ toned for
Some fellow drove rapidly up In
/ ION street on Monday evening. and al
/ the corner of Union aud CorNell SIS
eame very near running over n little
girl. Her clothing caught IN the rar
riuge wheel and she was thrown down
hut escaped without hurt, although
she was ba3ly frightened
Go to J. h. Sherman. Perry aud
| George SITS, fer fine strawberries and
other green goods received daily from
his own truck farm Also headqumt
ers for fresh country eggs and Ellt
edge butter. tine groceries aud fresh
and sat meats.
Friends Of Fred Coombr, the
| foundrNman, assembled at uelghboi
Ing house the other evening and went
in body to that gentleman 81 res.
deure on South Union street, aud
gave him complete surprise and 1t
very pleasant one Among those
present were James u Maekay aud
wife. Harry Vert and wife, james
Lyons and wife and daughter Earnest
Barber aud wife, James Whste, \ T.
Kerr Frank Mitchell, Antoine Niue
Kay, George W Hunt, Miss Nellie
Mills and Miss Aary Lear,
The Roard Of Freeholders OF tbs
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IN nra,aa;tia.. +, eltond H.. VIM,
wall ar IT, l.,v..r I,,d,=.- o,ar Sn.a,,5
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viewing the bridge, the Board de
e,ined 10 do the work. Petitions To
build maeadnm londs from lambert
vile To Mount Airy, throHah NV
Germantown. two Mules IL EudIan
| township. and two miles IA Lebanon
/ township. were presented aud Oh
motion received
The funeral Of John LARSON
bafalkeener nj Jamisap took nlare
Yesterday Tuesday. morniu,r from bia
residence md at ST Nary'4 Roman
CatboIic Cbu,cb Doylestnwn .t 10
o'eIoek The inter,nrri WINS mpde in
81 Johns Cemetery. in this CITY
Amono the mouruers were Mr. Lar-
SONS two brothers. L.nrs Larson af
Philadelphia. and Henry Larson. of
Ogontz All the other near relatives
of Mr.. Larson, including n sister,
Mary Larson, live IN Denmark, where
some branches Of the family are quite
| prominent There was very large
attendance at his funeral
Tho "Societv of philin and An
Inv" az no First prasbyte,ion
Church of This cjtv. observed its 18Th
monthly meeting hv II sociable Inst
NJ ,ndov eveninr Over fifty members
were ,roaant besides ,,pests very
pIeasant time was had During the
oveniuo Warren 4 Greene Esq IN
LaI,o1ruf tho aocieiv nraaenfed Roy
II MacKnIbin with prattv aold
s,,o,,+, bodge IN recoonition If bia
soryinas in establishing the society
ona bis interast IN il since TINT tin,e
Tbia aneacb was,n the mt and uleas-
inn, .,,,anuo, on choroeteriati, or fEa
anaoEo, anJ n.as onnronti.tely re-
s,anao5 "a Lr Rev Mr. NIacKnbbn
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