The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-12-16
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80 NiOsSlNA - ~ hftANs
Sylvester Clark and family have
moved from Mount AIRY to this city
-'Lambertville Puffs'' are still GO
ing mp in smoke. Kline ( Son sells
them.
The Improvement Band of the First
Baptist church cleared $3.50 AT the ha-
zaar he'd few weeks ago.
1t has been arranged to have New
Jersey DAY at the St. Louis Fair next
year on September 2sth.
James H. Reynolds aud Augustus
Blackwell served as grand jurors at
Pennington last week,
The monthly meeting of the Cen.
tennial Building and Loan Association
will be held next Monday evening.
Smoke "Lambertville Pnffs. Tax
no other on the statement that they
are just rs good.
ID. Chetwool Van Solver has beer
elected choirmastor of thu choir of
st. Andrews church.
Mrs. Lizzie Shermerhorn, Robert
Pollock aud George Fell have remov-
ed from New Hope to this city.
Liberty Band intends to turn out
Christmas morning and enliven the
occasion with number of selections
Unless ice should bring it about be
fore, navigation on the Delaware and
Raritan canal will c'ose December 81.
The first tea of the season will be
held at ST. Andrew Hall this We'd
nesdayl evening.
James Lee has removed his shoe re
pairing shop to York and Washington
streets
Miss Beatrice German who has been
undergoing treatment at St. Francis
hospital for her eyes, has returned
home considerably improved.
The annual meeting of the New Jer
sey School Teachers Association will
be held in Trenton on December %, %
and 30.
G.. Prall Wilson gathered some
very fine blue ice on Friday and Sat
urday Inst The lee broke ON the Alev-
auken Sunday morning.
Major II. NJ Reading inspected
Company, L, National Guard, Mt the
armory, Thursday evening, and found
everything in frst.class condition.
A complete list of Christmas articles
will be found under the head of The
Grand Depot. from which the choos-
ing of gifts will be greatly aided.
James Pollock, formerly proprietor
of the Union House in this city. will
dispose of his hotel property in Doyles.
town end quit the business.
Freeholders Callan, Parker and
Dilley of this city were in Attendance
ut the regular meeting of the board nj
Pennington, Wednesday,
Miss Ella Seryis of Selgeantsyi le
and Gardner Dean of Lambertyille
were married Saturday evening Of
last week.
sc. Lambertville Pun 5e. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas
tidious smokers. J. b. Kline y Son,
No. 90 Bridge St, Lambertyille. n. J :. /
Augustus Pidcock on Captain
Shields Jones farm, bntcheted 5000
pounds of pork Mt one killing last
week The shoats dressed from $50
to $50 lbs. each.
Rev A. J.. Finn rendered his resi-
nation as pastor of the Cherryvillc
Baptist Church ON Sunday aud he has
accepted call to the Park Avenue
Baptist Church of Plainfield
The sale and supper held at the Cen
tenary NJ. T.. church, Wednesday aud
Thursday evenings. was attende by
between six and seven hundred per-
sons and proveda success in every
particular.
The property on Coryell street, re
Gently purchasedby James d MacKay .
has been remodelled and new bake .
shop built with all the modern i'm
provements. Mr. MacKay will remove
there January /
The milkmen are troubled to get
enough milk to supply their custo-
mers. The price of milk does not t
correspond with the price OF feed, and
the corn crop being light, it does not
pay the farmers to make the milk.
A dancing class has been organized /,
which meets Friday evenings on the !
Bird floor of Botti's building. 1t has
quite large membership and the
young devotees of the Terpischorean
art are taking a great interest in it.
DIR. II. A. Cordo will give the ninth
lecture on Events in the Life of
Christ, in the Baptist Church, next
Sunday evening, illustrated by fine
stereopticon views. The special topic
will be The Resurrection of Christ. "
Special music by the choir.
Henry Gilbert slipped on the ice
and fell, Wednesday His face was so
badly cut that several stitches had to
be taken to close the wound. Peter
Swallow also fell and struck the back
OF his head. making HIM quite sick for
time. Charles Conover also received
bruises from a fail.
The members of the senior class of
the Lambertville High school are pre-
pairing to have a candy sale at the
school building the day of the Christ
mas exercises. They are arranging
to give play in the near future. The
money received from both of these
events will be for the piano fund.
At 8 P. NJ. on Thursday, January
IA. 1904, in the Sunday School room