The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-11-20
james D. MacKay visited in New

York on Saturday.
William Carols, of Trenton, visited
in this city last week.
The front of c. A. Twomey's meat
market has been repainted.
Mrs DR.. Balderston and daughter
are visiting in Washington, d. c.
William Coats, of Sergeantsvil e,
raised 200 bushels of corn from one
acre of land this year.
Company f, of this city, wi | be
inspected by Major Cline at s o'clock
this Wednesday evening.
Norman Conoyer, son of Chas. F,
Conover, is carrying a fractured arm
in a sling. Cause football.
Councilman Charles L. 'Holeombc
has returned from cunning trip ON
the eastern shore OF Maryland.
P. Ward Hartwell, proprietor of
the Scottdale PA News, visited rela
tiyes in this city last week.
"A change has been made in the
time table of the Reading Railroad
from New Hope. See adv. in this
issue.
The wife of Jonathan NJ. Dilts, of
Stockton, died yesterday Tuesday
afternoon. She had reached an ad-
vaneed age.
w, Wayne Robinson, assistant
master mechanic at the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad repair shops, and wife, are
visiting in Illinois and Ohio.
Russell Sergeant, son of Mayor l..
II. Sergeant, is now employed at the
Ringoes station, ON the Pennington
branch of the Pennsylvania railroad
E Raphael, the Main street cloth
Ter, has put in full line of mems,
women's and children's shoes. which
are sold at small advance on the cost.
Rev. DIR. Cordo, of this city,
preached last Thursday evening an an
niyersary sermon for Baptist Church
in Jersey City of which he was pastor
some years ago
A fine horse belonging to =. s.
Van Horn, attached to his furniture
wagon, backed into the canal this
morning short distance below the
Coryell street bridge, aud was
drowned.
DO not forget the missionary al
dress by Rev. Mr.. Janyier, at the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
Thursday evening. 1t will be Il
rare opportunity to hear this able and
eloquent missionary.
Miss Clara Rooms will give series
of illustrated talks on How to Under
stand Music, at her home, ON alter
nate Monday evenings, commencing
November the twenty fifth, at eight
o'clock Rates for series of five, one
dollar.
The following is list of the peti
TONERS against allowing VIM. Lodor to
take his seat as Councilman from the
First Ward of this city; Lonis Guillick,
Daniel H. Mullaly, Thos. Malone, Pat
rick Smyth, Thos. Trauger, VIM. f.
Mongon, Owen Ennis, John +. Hunt,
G. w. Abbott, John o 'Brien, John T..
O'Donnell, John Eagan, VIM. J. Hen
Messy, Thos. j. Callan. Jno. +. Kilroy.
John Trout, of Boston, who is bet
ter known to our people as Jack "
Trout, has been visiting H. G. Savage
and other friends in this city for few
days past. Mr.. Trout many years ago
kept livery stable here, and was then
known as a horseman, but since he has
gone East he has taken high work as a
trainer and driver of fast horses. He
has been for some time the driver of
Anaconda, one Of the fastest trotters in
the country. Mr.. Trout bears his ears
we'll He is accompanied by his wife.
Miss Sprague, adjutant of the
Volunteers of America, just before |
she came to this city, scratched the
under part of her left thumb with a |
brass pin. The thumb became swollen |
and upon her arrival here to take |
charge of the work she was only able |
to attend one meeting before she was
compelled on account of suffering to |
take her bed. 1t WAS feared for time |
that her thumb and even her hand |
would have to be amputated to pre-
vent fatal results from blood poison
ing, but the skill of her physician has
made this unnecessary. We are glad |
to report that she is now out of danger
and hopes soon to be again at her
work.
-Lemuel II. Wilson, of Philadel-
phia. who resided in this city and I
kept meat market for a number of |
years, and was at one time landlord |
of the York Street House, died sud
denly at his home in Philadelphia
last Friday. The Tuesday previous
he visited his brother-in W, G. Prall |
Wilson, near this city, and returned |
home Wednesday morning apparently |
in good health. He was about retiring |
for the night on Friday when he fell |
over on his bed and died Immediately. |
He was brother to Mrs. Il. L. Hunt,
of Church street Funeral services
were held yesterday from the resi-
dence OF his brother-in-law G Prall !
Wilson. Iaterment at BARRIERS bury
ing ground.
The Homeliest Man in LambertyilIe
.unlI q Tho La nlaanaanE anl Of l. nra