The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-12-03
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey

buy your coal oil Geo. w. Massey.
Mrs. Sarah Bodies, of Trenton. is visit
ing Mrs. Mahlon Lear.
John D. Kline. of Newark, is visiting
his father, Jacob B. Kline.
George w. Judy has received an in
crease of pension from IS to si2 a month
Miss Imogene Hunt Is at Atlantic City
to remain a month In hope of benenting
her health.
The profits of the fair held week before
last by the ladies of st. Andrews Church
amounted to $34iS4
Washington Camp. Ne l. p. o. S. of
A.. attended services at the Centenary NJ
f. Church Sunday evening.
The teachers of the Third ward public
school will endeavor to raise funds for
the purchase of an organ for the school.
-Holcombe w. johnson, of Sand Brook,
has contracted to keep the poor of Della
ware township for $500 during the coming
year.
Owing to the Teachers Institute being
held at Pennington on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. the public schools of this
city will be closed until tomorrow Thurs
day..
Misses Mary, Elizabeth and Jean Rich
ardson. of Trenton, and Miss Bessie Nor
rison, of Orange. recently visited at Mr..
and Mrs. Mackay's
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hinson, of Hobo
bal. Of
recent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. John p.
Cooley. Bridge street.
Milton II. Black has purchased the lot
and frame house belonging to the estate
of Carver & Williams. deceased. on Han
cock street. Prospect Hill.
George w. Hunt and Thomas r. Nay
lor have rented apartments In the Hol-
combe building, on North Union street,
and will occupy them in few days.
Frank Dilts has resigned as clerk In
the Hunterdon County National Bank
Pennington. and has secured position in
New York. He will be succeeded by Haw-
ley o. Rlttenhouse.
Miss Ida L. Gathers and George W. ?.
Fisher were married Wednesday evening
by the Rev. II. A. MacKubbin, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church. A recep-
ton followed the ceremony.
Contractor Fred r. Parker is building
an addition to the dwelling recently pur-
chased by d. j. Price. North Main street.
Mr. Price will also change the heating
system and otherwise improve the prop
erty.
Rev. Herbert g. Smith and wife. of st.
Andrews Church, gave their annual re-
ception to the women of the guild and ST.
Agnes Band at the rectory Tuesday eve
ming. Vocal and instrumental music en-
livened the occasion.
The supper which was announced to be
given by the men of the First Baptist
Church on the 10th and nth inst. has been
postponed IN consequence of the sickness
OF Rev. DR.. Cordo. The date has now been
fixed for January Dist and 22d.
The wedding of Miss Annie Schenck.
daughter of Dr. William II. Schenck. and
Lambert Humphrey. took place at the
home of the brides father In Broad street,
Saturday The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. James w, Rogan, pastor
of the Pennington Presbyterian Church.
The Borden Condensed Milk Company
are endeavoring to establish one of their
depots at Annandale. They want the
farmers to agree to furnish $50 cans of
milk daily and will not accept any that is
from cows that are fed on beer grains. 1t
is not likely that they Win be successful
in the effort.
George w. Naylor who was buried
here last Wednesday, was one of New
Jerseys First Defenders" having served
at the breaking out of the Civil War I'M
der President Lincoln's first call for
troops, in Company E. Third Regiment,
New Jersey Volunteer Militia. for three
months. He afterward re-enlisted for
three years in Company II, Sixth Regi-
ment, New Jersey Volunteers.