The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-07-24

of about 40 members.
The late David Lawshe, of Stock
ton, carried life insurance of SIS, 900.
Editor Keans, of the Wage
Worker, has been ON the sick list for
some days.
The L. A. c. so to Hopewell next
Saturday to play the fourth game with
the Hopewell club.
The pension of Richard Higgins,
of this city, has been increased from
! IS to sic per month.
Oatmeal or lemon water, not toe
cold, is provided in many places now
where high temperatures prevail.
Russell WEIGH, son of Ashbel
WEIGH, of Philadelphia, formerly OF
this city, graduated from Yale College
last June.
Geo. r. Kline, of this city, visited
Cape May last Saturday, going by the
steamer Republic He was delighted
with the trip.
A handsome sawed stone pave
ment is being laid in front and at the
side of the NJ. L. parsonage, corner OF
Main and Jefferson streets.
VIM. Phillips has accepted a
position with the Phoenix Steam
Laundry, of Easton, Pa He has
opened branch office in this city.
Miss Minnie and Matte Gandey, of
North Union street, spent Saturday
aud Sunday at Chadds Ford, Pa Miss
Matte is now visiting friends at Cam
den.
David IIolcombe, of Perry street,
while going through Ely's Hollow,
near town, one day last week, shot
and killed ground hog that weighed
Is pounds.
Herbert d. Van Solver has re
signed as second lieutenant of Com
pany +, National Guard, of this city.
An election to fill the vacancy will be
held soon
John and Geo. r. Kline. expect
to start on trip TO the Pan American
exposition next Monday. They will
also take IN Niagara. the Thousand
Islands. etc.
The Pennington National Bank
has declared Il semi-annual dividend
of three and one half per cent. aud the
Hunterdon County National Bank one
of three per cent.
George W. Williamson, of South
Main street, while ON business in
Trenton, Saturday, sprsined his ankle
by making a misstep. He was assisted
home ON the evening train.
The Glover Dairy Company WAS
incorporated last week at Trenton
with capital stock of $40, GOO II de-
signs to operate in Hunterdon, Somer-
set, Warren aud Morris counties.
The boot end shoe makers of the
Hambertville Rubber Company will
not begin work until about August LIST
As the weather continues so warm, the
men are not sorry for the vacation.
The officers of Stockton Lodge.
No. 40, Knights of Pythias, We're in
stalled Friday evening by District
Grand Chancellor David w. Hoppock,
of Lone Star Lodge, No. 10, of this
CITY.
Those famous little pills, DeWitts
Little Early Risers compel your liver
and bowels to do their duty, thus Civ
ing you pure, rich blood to reeuper
ate your body. Are easy to take.
Never grippe.
A game of cricket will be played
on the grounds in this city, next
Saturday, between Trenton Team
and our L. A. c. Cricket team. A fiji e
game may be looked for. The adj
mission to the grounds will he free.
The widow of John Reid, a
member of Lambertville Council, No.
$50 National Union, received within
| thirty days the insurance of $1,000 to
which she was entitled at his death.
The National Union has an excellent
reputation for paying its claims
promptly.
Mrs Hester Broughton Silyers, Il
former resident of this city, died at
| her home in Philadelphia Tuesday of
last week. The body was brought
here on the 49, 20 train Friday morn
ing, and short services, conducted by
the Rev. G. s. Lawrence, pastor of
the Centenary NJ. f. Church, We're
held in Mt. Hope cemetery. She was
the widow of Thee. Silvers, Jr.
The funeral of George l.. Coryell,
who was drowned last Wednesday,
took place on Saturday afternoon,
from the NJ. L. Church, Rev. Mr.
Lawrence officiating The young
man had been for years a member of
the Sunday school of that church.
The bearers were selected from the
members of the High School gradu-
ating class. There was very large
attendance and a general feeling of
sorrow at the sudden death of this
promising young man.
Use Aliens Foot-Ease,
powder to be shaken into the shoes. Your