The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-04-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LAMBERTyILLE, N. ].
APRIL Is, 1903.
Memorial Day the next holiday.

49, 49, . NV"
The next subscription assembly
will be held in st. Johns Hall, Friday
evening, April Il.
-Four shares of Lambertville Ma
tional Bank stock were sold day or
two ago at $40 share.
1t is thought by many that the
fruit buds were not seriously injured
by the recent cold weather.
To the People who want cheap
Wall Paper, we have lots of that good
&c and Sc. kind. HoLooMRE's, 81 Main
street. m11-ti.
When business is dull, says bust
ness man, the very best hustler for
trade in all the world is a good adver-
tisement.
Strength and vigor come of good
food, duly digested. Force, ready
to-serve wheat and barley food, adds
no burden, but sustains, nounshes,
invigorates. .
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small town, instead of putting "not
transferable on the tickets, posted
notice on the door: No gentleman
admitted unless he comes himself"
"A large number of negroes arrived
here a few days ago to work at the
Goat Hill quarries. 1t is said that the
Italians organized strike and the
negroes were secured to take their
places.
By an agreement which went into |
effect on April all railroad companies
will charge storage on freight not re-
moved within six days after the con
signee is notified of its arrival at any
station.
At the annual election of the Lam
bertvile Fire Department held Mon
day evening the following officers were
reelected: Chief, George W. Arnett
First Assistant, Thos Thorne; Second |
Assistant, Joseph n Hazen.
E-Charles II. w. Van Solver and |
wife, Arthur Van Malta and wife, and |
George Hartman and wife, members
of the Alpha Dramatic Association,
visited Philadelphia last Saturday and |
attended Keith's Biiou Theatre.
The Primary Reform bill was pass
ed before the final adjournment of the
Legislature and will doubtlessly be
signed by the Governor. This will
place the control of all primaries i'll
the hands of the Election Boards.
Justice William Lyman hns rem
dered his decision in the recent suit of
Samuel Pegg, of Ringoes, against the
Higgins Brothers, of Newton, Pa, to
recover damages in the sale of a horse
The decision was in favor of Pegg.
The summer girls coming Sum
mer hat projects few feet in advance
of the wearer like grocery store avn
ing. When she goes out on the pro-
menade ii will be necessary to send
platoon of policemen ahead to clear
the way
An Illinois physician claims that
the numerous cases of appendicitis are
due to fine white flour He says that
where coarse breads are used the dis
ease is unknown, but as soon as the
fine bread stuifs are introduced appen
dicitis follows
The large flag at the headquarters
of Major G. A. Angel Post, No. 90, G.
A r., was kept floating by Color Ser
geant j. II. Chidister on Thursday of
last week, the occasion being the thirty
eighth anniversary of the surrender of
General r. f. Lee at Appomatox.
Governor Murphy has signed the
bill providing for the licensing of train
ell nurses The Governor explained
that it does not apply to those who do
not claim to be graduates or trained
nurses, and that it is only the latter
who will be compelled to have a certi
ficate in order to engage in nursing.
1t is reported that there are num-
Der of acute cases of springerius
feveribus in town at present, but the
local physicians say that while they
look for a general spreading of the
malady, they do not apprehend any
serious results. Should it get beyond
control, the Board of Health will be
promptly notified.
George Sherman, of West Amwell
township, was arrested last Saturday
by Wallace p. Thornton, local agent
of the s. p. G. A., ON the charge of
cruelty to animals failing to provide
food and shelter for his stock. He
was given hearing before Justice
William Lyman and fined 49, Costs
amounting to 49, % were also imposed
and he was given until April 25th in
which to pay the amount.
AT the close of the services con-
Quoted by the Rev. Luigi Angelini
and wife, of the Waldesian Church,
Italy, in the First Presbyterian Church
last Sunday evening, an Angelini
Society was formed for the purpose of
assisting the missionary work in Italy,
and the following officers were elected:
President, Miss Beatrice Petrie; vice
president, Miss Jessie Holcombe; sec
rotary, Miss Margaret Cochran; treas
urer, Miss Kate Lyons.
The following officers have been
installed in Unity Lodge, No. 300, l.
o. o. F., New Hope: n. G., John
Hambleton; V. G., Edward NJ. Dubs;
secretary, D. Cunningham; warden,
w. Hambleton; conductor, DR.. Theo
dore Balderson;O. G., Frank Costner;
I e., Levi Black; r. S. NJ NJ, Charles
Logan; L. S. N. G., Henry Dubs; r.
s. V. G Frank Cox; L. S. V. g., G.
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