The Lambertville record., 1903-06-24

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Theodore Barber recently laid II
new pavement in front of his property
on Bridge street.
-Freeholder Parker is making i'm
provements to the second ward sew
ers.
Edward Caffey, who was danger
ously ill with typhoid fever, is now on
the road to recovery.
-Erville T. Weaver, of Erwinna, has
purchased the Monument Place Res
taurant in Doylestown from Hugh
Thompson for $13, 500.
DR.. Fallon has received an invita-
tion to attend the annual convention of
the n. j. State Dental Society mt As
bury Park July 10th, 10th and Eth.
Commencing Monday, July 6, all
the stores will close at o'clock every
evening with the exception of Satur-
day evenings.
E. w Opdycke will hold another
horse sale at his stables in French
town, on Saturday. See adv. else
where in these columns.
Lieutenant Commander John l..
Purcell has been ordered to the army
and navy hospital at Hot Springs,
Arkansas. He has not recovered from
the Spanish American war
Extensive repairs are being made
at the p. r. II. machine shops by W.
b. Page. 1t is expected that the ma
chime hands will go on piece work on
July lst.
The Volunteers of America Post
in this city is now under the charge of
Capt. and Mrs. Louwet Meetings
will be held every evening at o clock
and at o'clock Sunday afternoons.
The remains of Miss Mary NJ.
Welch, who died in Rome, Italy, Jan.
7th last, have been removed from that
city to Lambertville, and are now in
tered in Mt Hope cemetery
The members of the Mt. Carmel
Baptist Church, will hold lawn social
on the lot in front of the church, on
Friday evening. Admission free
Cakes, candies and lemonade will be
for sale.
The trotting horses owned by
Henry G. Savage were sold nj the Bel
lemont House stables in this city on
Friday afternoon ast But Lake
was bought by William Probaseo, of
Pennington, for $2l5; Susan" by
Howard Hoagland for 5000; " Gail
Lake" -year-old colt. by Mrs.
Susie Dobilinski, for 800.
List of letters remaining unclaim-
ed in the Post Office at Lambertville,
n j., for thirty days ending June 20 ::
John Black well, A. Isaacs, j. Shelley.
CHAs. A. SKILLMAN, p NJ.
The Glass of '03 of the Lambertville
High School were rendered social by
Miss Reba Naylor, member of the
class, on Friday evening last at her
home on Swan street. The guests
were entertained by vocal and phono-
graphic selections aud II number of so
cial games. Refreshments were also
served during the evening. Besides
the class, friends from this city and
Trenton were among the gnests.
Elder Charles w. Moore, of Sand
Brook, died at his home in that place
on Tuesday last, aged about GA years.
Mr.. Moore was one of the most influ
ential citizens of his neighhorhood,
and for more than twenty five years
had been the pastor of the German
Baptist Church at Sand Brook. His
death will be keenly felt by his old
neighbors and friends everywhere.
The funeral was held on Friday from
the church over which he had held the
pastorate so long.