The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-03-05
Senator William G. Gebhardt has
retnrned from Florida

returned from Florida.
Cheapest Wall Paper in the
world at Holcombe's, 81 Main street.
The Delaware and Raritan canal
will be opened for navigation the
second week in March.
Postmaster A. P. Kachline, OF
Frenchtown, visited his son William
Kachline, of this city, last week.
Evening Star Garlic, No. 10, A. o.
X. of NJ. G., attended in body at the
Centenary M. f. Church, Sunday
evening.
e. Raphael, the Main street
clothier, is continuing has special
sale, and sells seasonable clothing way
below cost.
The Clinton shirt factory, under
its new managers, Horowitz & Levy,
of New York, began operations last
week with forty employees.
AT the Stockton borough election
on March 18th, an Assessor, Collector,
Commissioner of Appeals and two
Councilmen are to be chosen.
New Jersey has lis millionaires
out of $500 in the United States.
Among them is Elisha B. Gaddis, of
Newark, a native of this county.
A bullet crashed into the window
of H. e. Deat's office in Pennington,
recently. 1t is believed to have come
from rifle long distance away.
The front of the Union engine
house, on Church street, is draped in
memory of William B. Sweesey, who
died Monday night of last week.
The Pennington Presbyterian
choir will give Sir John Stainer's can
tata, MARY Magdalene," in the
church. Thursday evening, April "a.
"A substantial stone wall is being
built by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company on the railroad side of the
canal, near the trestle leading to
0nanley quarrles.
Edwin X. Large, son of former
Senator George Fl. Large, of Flem-
ington, has been elected chairman of
the executive committee of the Inter
collegiate Athletic Association.
Vert Abbott, of Sergesntsville,
purchased a valuable team of horses
in Philadelphia, and while driving
them home one of the horses Yves
kicked by its mate and had to be shot.
Have you seen the new 1909 WALL
PAPER at Helms Hardware Store
The prices are lower than last season s
and the patterns very pretty. You
will miss it if you do not look at them
before papering your rooms.
s.. A. Finger, of this city, attended
the Underwriters Associations annual
dinner at Newark, Wednesday even.
of last week. About two hundred
were present, and the occasion was Of
an unusually pleasing character.
The Baptisttown creamery paid
its patrons zoe per lb. for butter fat the
month of January, making the pay
ments twice month. Geo. II. Scott,
the proprietor, is thorough creamery
man, his father being one of the pic
neer creamery men of Bucks Co. Pa
The New Jersey Methodist Epis
copal Conference will hold it's annual
session at Salem, beginning on Wed
nesday of next week. 1t is under.
stood that Rev. G. s. Lawrence, pas
tor of the Centenary M. E. Church in
| this city, will not return. His friends
will regret this decision.
An increased pension has just
been granted to George G. Van Camp
of this city, of $12 per month. But
the poor man has been deae about
three weeks. 1t would be good
thing to give these pensions while
men live, and not delay them by cred
tape" until they are ready to die.
"A number of changes will take
place in the neighborhood of Sergeants-
Vile during the coming spring. Jer-
emiah johnson and John Case have
bought farms near the German Bap-
fist Church, below Sergeantsville, and
will move thereon. Bert Ham will
move to the Dalrymple place, near
Locktown William Carver. of Stock
ton, will occupy the place to be va
Gated by Ham, and John Williamson
will move on the farm owned by John
E. Barber, at Dilt's Corner.
Joseph r. Vert, of this city, ad-
ministrator of Thomas V. Robertson,
deceased, recently sold at public sale,
seventeen shares of Union National
Bank stock, the par value of which is
$25 per share. at an average of 500 per
share; one share of Alexandria Della
ware Bridge stock. the par value of
which is $50, for $l21.75 twenty eight
shares of Lambertville National Bank
stock, the par value of which is $50, at
an average of $1,000 per share, the
highest sum the shares of this bank
ever brought.