The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-09-16
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$. Y. Holden is giving st. Johns
reetory new coat of paint
Lambertville Puhs" are still GO
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The Hunterdon County courts
have adjourned till Monday, Septem-
Der %.
The new uniforms for the Union
Steam Fire Company arrived ON Sat
urday.
A musical service will be held al
the First Baptist church ON Sunday
evening.
The Hunterdon County Repubh-
can convention will be held in Elem
ington, September 2s.
Mrs. Ella Flummerfelt has resign
ed her position in ConoveI n Conoyers
store and accepted similar one in
Easton.
A gfanohthie pavement has been
laid in front of the residences of Thos.
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Union street.
New fences have been placed
around the residence occupied by
Nelson J. Baylor on the corner of
Ferry and Union streets.
Principal Alex. Z. Kerr filled the
hearts of the school children with JOY
ON Wednesday last when he let them
ont at l1:15 to see Sautelle's circus
parade.
The Rev II. A. Mackubbin and
James L. Petrie attended the annual
Fall meeting of the Presbytery of New
Brunswick which was held at Hamil
ton Square on Tuesday
Chief George W. Arnett, of this
city, was elected Wee President of
the State Firemen' Association when
they held their annual convention at
Asbury Park last week.
Miss Clara Rooms will be at home
and will resume teaching on Monday,
September 2lst. The class in Kinder
garden Music Building will commence
later.
Marvin j. IIolcombe has accepted
position as assistant superintendent
of the branch of the Metropolitan In
surance Company i'll Trenton. Samuel
Clark has taken Mr. Holcombe's route
in this city.
DIR. J. II Fretz and family attend
ed the Fretz family reunion near Bed
minister on Thursday last. The attend
ance is said to have been one of the
largest for family reunion that has
been known lately.
Henry o Daniel lost valuable
horse from collie on Thursday last.
Sam, as he was called was used by
the Union Fire company and was one
of the pair which always drew the
steamer when on parade.
A pilot snake was killed in the
calendar room of the Lambertvile
Rubber Works on Monday night.
Alfred Goodfellow and James Moonan
foremen, stepped over il and had a
narrow escape from being bitten.
Jacob Helms, who recently return
ed from trip to the Pacific Coast,
entertained the members of Post 20
aud their friends the evening of the
watermelon cut, with description of
the glorious climate Of California.
Smoke 'Iambertyille Puffs Take
no other on the statement that they
are just AZ good.
Every body read the book of "Sev
en- Seals it is myterious. Author,
Madam Lucinda S Young. This book
is sold at the home office, No. $40 s.
Main, St, LambertviIle, n J. We
also have communication through
mail. Price Sl.00.
A most enjoyable social was given
by Miss Irene b. Sheath at her home
on Main street, on Saturday evening
last, to number of her young friends.
Among those present were the Misses
Minta Hoagland, Ella II. Titus, Jessie
Holcombe, Edith Van Horn, Elva Roe,
Gertrude Eyeritt and Marjorie Davis.
The evening was very pleasantly pass
ed, and after refreshments were served
the guests went home well pleased
with the way they were entertained.
Mrs. Sophia H., wife of Lewis b,
Holcombe, who died on Friday week
ago at her home on North Union street,
was buried Monday morning following.
A short service, conducted by the
Rev. S. g. Pitt, was held, and at II
O'Clock services were held at the Sandy
Ridge Baptist Church, of which the
deceased woman was member, con
Quoted by the Rev. Dr. Williams. In
terment in Sandy Ridge cemetery.
Mrs. Holcombe was 81 years and .
months old.
The three new houses, which are be-
ing erected on the corner of Union
and Swan streets, are already showing
an improvement, and will be quite an
ornament to this once scarce crow of
corner. The house further down Union
street which is being erected by Mr..
Kelly, is another improvement, worth
a notice. There are still plenty of sites
for the erection of new houses in the
ward and there is also always demand
for them.
In Inch of Truth.
DR. David Kennedy's ne,o medicine, Calcura
Solvent, has been successful in cases which