The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-11-05

1t is announced that the Delaware anC
Raritan Canal will close 10 navigation De.
cember LIST, if not sooner closed by ice
Remember that the concert Of the Am.
well Orchestra will take place ON Wednes.
DAY evening, November 18th tine pro-
gram is being arranged and special solo,
lists OF fine ability have been engaged
William Warman, who lives between
Dilts' Corner and Headquarters. had forty
turkeys stolen from his premises one night
last week. Another farmer living in that
vicinity lost lot of chickens in the same
way
The house and lot on Main street. for
merly the property OF George w. Gaddis
deceased. but lately owned by Mrs Lin.
harger, has been sold to st. Andrew 5
Church, II is designed to erect upon II n
hall in memory of the late Rev. e. X
Smith. The price paid is said to have been
sl0WO. Mrs. l-inharger, We hear. will oc-
cupy the property for the coming five
years
The annual sale by the Ladies' I'M
proVement Band of the First Rantist
Church will be held Wednesday. Novem-
Der 18th. day and evening, in Holcombe's 5;
new store adjoining the LambertvilIe Ma
tional Bank, Union street Useful and
fancy articles suitable for holiday gifts.
will be offered for sale Homemade
candy. ice cream. pies, cakes, etc, will
also be on sale. Music by Davis Orches
ira during the evening.
Mr.. Parkhill. farmer living in Pleas
ant Valley, Mercer county, three miles
below this city, has met with a serious
loss. His cows got amongst the corn and
apples the latter part of last week and ate
so freely as TO cause the death of some of
them ~ sunday nd 4
others were expected 10 die at last reports
Mr. Parkhill furnishes milk for the Coun-
~ Farm and his business is at a standstill
IN account of this misfortune.
Some time ago J. W. Crook of this city
brought suit in Justices court against
Mrs. c. IL. Dobilinski for work done on
her property during her late husbands
lifetime. The case was decided In his
favor, and Mrs. Doblinski appealed II
was again tried before the court at Elem
ington last Thursday, and resulted In a
decision In favor OF Mrs. Dobillnski. the
court holding that, according to the evil
denee, the work was charged to Mr. Dob-
linski. and that she was not responsible
for the bill. Skillman a Blackwell were
counsel for Mrs. Dobilinski, and w. II.
Hayhurst for Mr.. Crook
A Halloween party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Harry J. Pierson and George w
Prall at The Rookery" North Union
street, last Friday evening, the time being
pleasantly spent with candy pull" vo-
cal music. stories. etc. The party was
composed of Mrs. Pierson. Misses Rachie
ciosson. Charlotte Lyman. Kate c. Gan
dy. Halle Scarborough. Gertrude Miller.
Mrs Edmori Van Horn, Mrs. Paul Hoff-
man, Miss Bessie tuus Mrs. Lambert
Reed Miss Bertha Reading, Mrs. Harri-
son Trip. Mrs. Alfred tioodfellow, Harry
j. Pierson. George W. Prall. Chris. Solli-
day. George w. Hunt. MIR Spring. DR. J
Gibson Petrie Edmorl Van Horn Rev
Paul Hoffman. Lambert Reed Harrison
Trip and Alfred Goodfellow.
William c. Barrick died al his home
in Jersey City Friday. the 2ith ult. De-
ceased was "A son of the late Samuel Bar
rick and was born in this county sixty
years ago. near Croton. He attended
Lafayette College and afterward studied
law In Philadelphia. being admitted to
practice law in Pennsylvania and in New
York state. After living some years in
Philadelphia he removed to the vicinity of
his birthplace. where he lived until early
In the 0's. when he removed to Fleming
ton. where he resided until the fan of 1896.
when he moved to Jersey City. lie was a
candidate for congress on the Populist
ticket in 1894, in the Old Fourth Congress
sional District. In 1896 he was on the
Bryan and Sewel electoral ticket. He
leaves a widow and four chlldren-one son
and three daughters. His funeral took
place on the 18th, from the Baptist church
in Pennington. lnterment was in Pros
peet hin Cemetery.