The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-07-16
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Buy your coal of Geo. W. Masse,

INC time vi tlle regular HloHtAly uletllHEi
when dues are payable from till sl5 O'Clock.
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
"A fine stock and big variety of
smokers goods, at Klines, 90 Bridge
street.
The Prohibitionists of Delaware
township have fixed August 81 as the
date for their annual picnic.
Sherman Evans has taken a posi-
ton with the Monarch Rubber Co, at
st. Louis, Mo-, and started for that
city Thursday.
The gold mines at Woodglen are
being pumped out in order that some
New York capitalists may examine the
vein of mineral.
George Arnwine, farmer living
near Pennington, brought the first
basket of peaches picked this year
to that town last Saturday.
The picnic of st. Andrew $ Sunday
school will be held in Solebury Deer
Park next Tuesday(J July 22d). A very
pleasant time is anticipated.
Case & Runyon have been award
ed the contract to erect a large build
ing in Pennington, to be used by the
Empire Cut Glass Company. Work is
to be finished by September 10.
Stoves stored for the season and
repaired if needed, by
HOOKER q STINTsMAN,
Telephone call, .. New Hope Pa.
The annual picnic of the Sand
Brook Grange will be held this year
in Josiah PralPs grove, midway be
tween Pennington and Sand Brook,
on Wednesday, July %, afternoon
and evening. There will be music,
games, supper, &c.
Cut this out and take it to S W. Coch-
rams Drug Store and get box of
Chamberlain Stomach & Liver Tab
let's. The best physic. They also cor
rect disorders of the stomach. Price
25 cents.
The Board of Freeholders held
their monthly meeting last Wednes-
day. Bills to the amount of So, 900
were ordered paid, So, 642 of this
amount going for bridges. The Board
will meet next Friday to view bridge
in Frenchtown.
Two gentlemen boarders wanted
who will room together, at So Coryell
ST., at So. so per week.
George Sutton, a foreman in the
Stanley quarries at Raven Rock, was
seriously injured yesterday, Tuesday
by an explosion of powder while swab
bling out blast hole. He was taken
to st. Francis Hospital, Trenton. on
the afternoon train. His eyes are bad
ly injured, but it is hoped he will not
lose his sight.
The Sergeantsvile correspondent
of the Democfat-Aduertiser remarks
that "despite the fact that Uncle josh
ua Primemr will soon, if spared, round
up his four score and ten years, he re-
Gently walked from his home in Gro
yer to this place, distance of one
mile, carrying his grass scythe which
he had repaired On his return home
he proceeded to NOW his lawn If in
the country there is any other young
taJ Of ~ 1ln
this feat, we would be pleased to hear
from him. "
e. Raphael, the Main street cloth
Ter, has largely increased his sales by
advertising extensively and then hav-
ing the stock and at the prices adver-
tised. There is nothing like keeping
faith with the public. From little
store few years ago, his business has
increased until he now has added shoes
and ladies tailor made dresses, white
goods, &c. II he had not been 'f2ir
and square" with his customers, he
would long ago have lost his trade in
stead of having greatly enlarged it
from year to year.
District Deputy Harry S. Kroesen
recently installed the following officers
of Evening Star Castle, No. Is, A. o.
X. of M. c.: Past Commander, DR..
Charles H. Fallon; commander, Ell
wood Emerson; vice commander, Mar
vim J. Holcombe; marshal, Theodore
GaL ah in
side guard, Hugh Fox; outside guard,
Z igar Kroesen recording scribe,
Wallace P. Thornton; financial scribe,
George Waldram; treasurer, Charles
Lindsey; trustee, IS months, Marvin
J. Holcombe; delegate to Select Castle,
John Sebold; alternate, Charles Limbs
ley.
The following officers of the La
dies of the Golden Eagle were installed
Friday evening by Past Templars Mrs.
Jennie Hartpence, Mrs. Edgar Kroe-
sen and Miss Jane Kroesen, at the
lodge room on North Main street :
Past templar, Mary Agin /; noble tenn
plar, Rebecca Emerson vice templar,
Lizzie Bice prophecies, Ruth Sines !;
priestess, Lidie Lawyer guardian of
music, Annie Bice marshal of cere-
monies, Blanche Scott inside portal,
Mrs. Bishop Seals; outside portal,
Abbie Werts. After the installation
ceremonies, reception was held and
refreshments served. Amelia Kauff-
man, grand templar of the state, of
Camden, was present and made a short
address, expressing herself as pleased
at the encouraging reports received
from the Lambertville lodge. Thirty
three members were present Friday
evening.
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