The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-11-12
Buy your coal of Geo. w. Massey.

Buy your coal oil Geo. w. Massey.
A. Trauger visited Trenton on business
last Thursday.
George w Akers, wife and daughter,
visited Philadelphia last Thursday.
Evening Star Castle. No. 10. A. o. X.
of NJ c.. held sociable and lunch at
the Castle Wednesday evening of last
week.
James p. Carmody, who has conducted
a barber shop in this city for the past 25
years has relinquished the business and
has converted his shop into a eonfection-
cry store.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Amwel United First Church Larison's
Corner, will hold a neck-tie social at the
home of Nathan Higgins, Friday evening.
November a.
An option has been obtained by the
State on the Force farm, lying about one
mile north of the site selected for the
buildings of the tuberculosis sanitarium
at Glen Gardner.
1t is reported that parties are negotiat-
ing for the purchase of the old Fleming
ton fair grounds ON the outskirts of Flem-
ington. The object in view is said to be to
establish pleasure resort.
A number of the members of Lambert
VILE Council, Jr. O. L. A. NJ. visited Ser
geantsvie Council Wednesday evening
and conferred the oriental degree upon
members of the latter Council.
Flemngton's new cut glass factory Will
begin operations Monday, November "a
An August plppIn apple grown on the
farm of j. II. Hoppock, near Oak Dale,
measures thirteen and one-eighth inches
In circumference and weighs one pound
and one ounce.
The milk dealers of this city notified
their customers Monday morning of last
week that the price Of milk In future
would be eight cents quart Afterward.
owing to some dissatisfaction among two
or three dealers and a general kick ON
the part of The public. notice was given
that the same old price. six cents would
prevail until further notice.
Tho Hunterdon County Teachers As
sociation has elected the following officers
President. Prof. Marcus l.. Gazer of
Pennington; Vice President. Mary v Nc
Namara of Lambertvllle; Secretary and
Treasurer J. Spencer Dits of Three
Bridges: Executive Committee. A. p.
Kerr of Lambertvllle Miss Jane Belcher,
Miss Harriet b. Becker of Fleming on,
Bessie d. Sked of Ringoes, Elias l.. Dali
rymple of Quakertown The association
viii hold it's next meeting here Saturday,
November -
John Sipler of ReaVille has 900 live
skunks He purchased the animals from
hunters In this vicinity and is holding them
for a rise In the markets. A building has
been converted to their use with a large
wire enclosure. Each evening the skunks
are fed literally upon meat. They hide
In the building during the day and at
night when Sipler rattles upon the gate
they respond like so many chickens. The
sight at feeding time is a most unusual
one. Probably the largest catch Of live
slunks made by any one person this sea-
son has been by John Kerr of this place.
who. up to Saturday evening, captured 125
of the valuable animals.
The annual meeting OF the Hunterdon
County Board of Agriculture will be held
at the Court House, Pennington, N. j., on
Saturday November 18Th, 1902. The fol-
lowing is the program: AZ p. M, regular
business session; 2.15 p. NJ. election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year, and delegates
to the State Board of Agriculture, and
State Horticultural Society; 2.3O p. NJ,
canvassing crops for the State report. and
plans for the ensuing year
VIM w. CASE. Secretary.