The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-06-05


of Brooklyn, N Y are visiting d. Y.
! l.. Sehenck, of Delaware township
=" Children's Day will be OBJ
served by our Sunday Schools next
Sunday. The hour will be learned by
reference to the church notices.
Samuel Reigel has purchased the
house and lot on North Main street
belonging to Harry Lauer Mr., Riegel
will remove there IN short time.
The price paid was 81, 200.
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-
emily.
Thomas {. Harvard, one Of the
oldest and most respected citizens 81
Pennington, died on Sunday last,
aged So years. For many Years he
was ticket agent Of the Pennington
Railroad.
A fine choral festival was held in
| st. Andrew church last Wednesday
evening, and the program was OF un-
usual excellence. The choir VAS as
sisted by the Amwell Orchestra, and
/ Mr. Geo w. Wilmot. of New Bruins
wick, was the vocal sololst.
"A game of base ball will be played
ON the Athletic Grounds in this city
next Saturday at o'clock, between
the l.. A. c. and the Phillipsburss.
4 great deal of interest IL felt III this
game, ms the first game at fhilliPshufs
was rather disappointing to our club
Admission 10 cts. Grand Stand 10 cts
Ladies free.
The Lamhertville Lawn Tennis
Club held their postponed opening on
Saturday afternoon last, on the tennis
| court ON North Main street. The
opening was very suspicious one,
| there being fine attendance and IA
pleasant time The ladies provided n
tea at 6 o'clock The Club, We hear
has some fifty or sixty members.
| The commencement exercises OF
the Lambertyille High School will he
held Friday evening, June II, IN Hol-
combe Hall. The following compose
the graduating class: Marie Regain,
Ella Corners, Mary Thorne, Kate
LYONS. Anna Larson, Alfred Crimson,
George l.. Coryell, James Mcconnell,
Harry d. Williams and Frank Hol=
connie.
Mr.. \ + Hillpot has secured the
services of Mr.. Walter lIarrins, Of
Philadelphia, as superintendent of the
finishing department of the Lambert
vile Laundry Mr. llarrins has had
twelve years experience III some OF the
largest and beat Iaundrles, and the
patrons Of the LambertNille Laundry
may feel assured TINT they will get
first class work under his direction.
a huge sight of gorgeonsness and
splendor is the title given to the big
free street parade presented every
morning by Welsh Bros Newest
Great Shows There are all kinds oil
music, gorgeous floats, immense chafi-
OTIS, fine bred horses, cute ponies, led
animals, beautiful wardrobes, trap
pings and accessories Also magnl-
ficent mounted band playing ON horse
| back. This professional amazemeht
sight takes place promptly at II A. Nj,
An appointed meeting OF the So
ciety of Friends was held at their
meeting house on York street on Tues
day evening. John |. Cornell, n
prominent minister of the Society, was
present and preached II sermon upon
| the theme What ~ IT to be II
| Christian" from the standpoint OF the
| Society of Friends. The theme was
| illustrated from the words OF Jesus
eff any man will come after me, let
him deny himself and take mp his
cross and follow me " Matthew 1924 I.
The sermon WAS powerful one and
was listened to by fair sized and ap-
!
preeiative congregation.
jacob Helms has INST erected a
derrick Mt his quarry on Helms mn,
head of York street, and is getting out
some of the finest stone ever quarrled
in this vicinity. They are not red
shale but hard blue stone, fit for bnild-
ing purposes and some of the stones
may be dressed for step-stones and
curbs. He will sell these stones TO
builders and others at very reasonable
prices. Call at the Hardware store
and learn particulars.
Several new porches have recent
" been built in this city which take
up about half of the sidewalk. In
some places three persons cannot walk
abreast on account of these lmpedl-
ments. The sidewalks are intended to
walk upon not for supplying ground
for porches If things keep on, PEG
pie will have to take to the middle OF
the streets. There are ordinances OF
the city bearing on this matter. They
require that ON sidewalks already
paved or curbed there shall always be
kept clear passage way of five feet
The fine for violating this is $50 or i'm
prisonment. Further, it is made the
duty of the street committee to notify
those violating the ordinances to re-
move the same.
| Pennsylvania Railroad Low Rate Tour To
the Pacific Coast.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Personality Con
| Quoted Tour to San Francisco and the Pacific
| Coast leaving New York, Philadelphia and
| Pittsburg by special train of Pullman Sleep
| ing, Dining, and Observation cars, July y VIII
| not be confined To delegates to the Epworth
| League Convention, which will be held in
| san Francisco from July Is TO u, but will be
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