The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-10-21
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey


The Freeholders of Sussex county
find that they have but 5000 to meet
debts of SSS, 900.
The tax rate of the Borough of
Stockton has been fixed at 81. AZ on
each $100 of valuation.
Andrew Swallow killed dangerous
specimen of an adder, near Lear mill,
last Friday morning.
The " Kalmia Club held its first
meeting for the season at their room
on York street on Monday evening.
The Presbyterian Church of Wash
ington, n j.. has extended an mani
nous call to Rev. Frederick W. John
son, d. D., of Clay ton, New Jersey.
EW. Opdycke, the hustling French
town horse dealer, has sold, since the
first of the present year, over fifty five
thousand dollars worth of horses.
A large number Of our citizens went
to Washington's Crossing, Saturday
and Sunday, to view the scene of the
wreck.
Thomas Stockham, Jr., of Morris
vile, has taken position as rodman
with the Belyidere Division in this
city in the place of Edward 7. Scho-
field.
On Halloween the Hot Air Band
will have an old-fashioned parade and
all masqueraded persons are asked to
fall in line. Everyone is welcome to
parade with them.
The Teachers Institute for Hun
terdon County will be held in Elem
ington, ON November 10, Il and Is,
during which days all the schools in
the county will be closed.
Charles Foulke, son of DIR. Il. c.
Foulke, of New Hope, has returned
home from his third trip to Honduras.
The VOYAGE was a rough one, and he
was pretty we'll used up by it,
Contractor George w. Arnett is
binding a new wharf ON both sides OF
the Delaware river to accommodate
passengers across the river. A martha
launch will arrive in n few DAYS.
The first meeting for the year of the
branch of the Hunterdon Teachers
Aosociation will bo hold :, Plon,,n,,
ta,, an SATURDAY. navt a., Of a. a an
A. NJ. All teachers and friends of
Education are most cordially invited.
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nIaced IN the Colnn,hia Hose Hence.
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told fifteen minutes after the polls are
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been appointed n committee to make
necessary arrangements.
DR. II. 4. Cordo will besin his
second series of Illustrated Lectures
in The Bnptist Church. next Sunday
evening. The topic will be The
Birth and Early Childhood of Jesus
The lecture will he illustrated by fine
stereopticon views. and special music
by the choir.
While endeayoring to cross the canal.
inst opposite the coaling sheds. at the
railroad shops, last Sunday morning,
a four year-old native of Sunny Italy
became stuck in the mud and was I'M
able to pull himself ont. He cried
very lustilv, and "Tom" Hunt. who is
employed at the sheds quickly went
To the reScne and haul led the mud be
daubed youth to terra Gy,,o
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