The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-12-09


waite sale at Isaac Clevenger's house
Samuel Stockton the New Hope un.
dertaker has a new advertisement in
this Issue.
Owing to increasing trade, Folknel
K Rittenhouse have been compelled tC
put in trolley cash system.
-"Lambertville Puffs" are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline X Son sells
them.
James H. CalIan was taken to St.
Francis hospital, Trenton, Thursday,
suffering with liver trouble and dropsy.
Mrs. Jonathan NJ. Lambeat was
taken to Mercer hospital, Trenton,
Wednesday, to be treated fer appen-
dicitis.
Doubtless those spirits that come
around rapping were able and accom-
plished knockers when they were on
earth.
Allen II. Lovett, an employee at the
Lambertyille spoke works, lost n finger
from his right hand while at work at n
machine few days ago.
Randolph, the young son Of Theo.
dore Wilson, while playing on on the
Hill school fell and fractured his left
arm.
In the United States District Court
at Trenton on Monday Frank Z.
Gregg, of this city, was discharged ms
bankrupt.
We are progressing slowly. Poop {
who once talked wholly about the
weather now divide time between the
weather an breakfast food
The first social tea of ST. Andrew :
parish for the season will be held al
st, Andrew hall, this Wednesday,
evening, December 6.
a new skylight and other improve
ments are being made to the q. j.
Fisher bui ding, Union and Ferry
streets.
A Farmers Institute will be held
in the Locktown Grange Hall on Dee
ember IA ard Is, by the New Jersey
State Board of Agriculture.
SC. LambertvIlle Pul1 Sc An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand OF fas
tidious smokers. j. Il. Kline X Son,
No. % Bridge ST., Lambertyille, \. J.
A committee has been appointed III
Evening Star Castle, A. O. X. of NJ. c.
to arrange for "A proper observance oil
the anniversary of the organization,
February > next.
A birthday party will be held at the
Mount Carmel Church on Wednesday
evening Dec. 10 at : 30. All are lnyit-
ed 10 come, a birthday offering will
he taken.
A petition is being circulated among
the residents of East and West Amwell
townships with the view of building
macadam road between the RinGoes
railroad station aud Woodsyille.
]. Hart Stockton, Thomas b Nay
lor, Harry Van Horn, Harry Swallow
and Harry X Kramer, visited the W.
X. Bray Lodge, No 4l0 +. and A. NJ.
at Hatboro, last Wednesday evening.
DR.. II A. Cordo will give the sth
lecture on events in the Life OF
Christ" in the Baptist Church, next
Sunday evening, illustrated by fine
Stereoptican Views Special music by
the Choir.
Constable Nelson Hur ley had an
attack of heart trouble while Mt court
in Pennington yesterday Tuesday
and for awhile his condition was quite
serious. He recovered enough to be
brought home this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Naylor, widow OF
the late d. Reeder Naylor, died at
her home in New Hope on Sunday
aged 81 years. Funeral services VIII
be held from her late residece tomor-
row Thursday at - o'clock.
David Treftz, Charles Treftz, Nath-
an Agin, William Weaver, and Clay
ton Robertson have retained from
weeks cunning trip to Virginia. They
brought home $50 rabbits, 1870 quail
and four wild turkeys.
There will be services all day Sun
day at the Mount Carmel Baptist
Church. Baptism at $3.50 p. m.
William Cox and wife of Hopewell
were the guests of Andrew Cray on
Sunday last.
The real estate of the late John Nc
Alone. at Raven Rock, has been sold
at public sale to George Arnwine The
homestead containing 81 acres brought
81, 500 and two lots were sold for
81, $50, one bringing 500 and the other
$3.50.
Two mules that we're drawing boat
up the feeder, Thursday afternoon,
fell over the high wall into tho water
when near Buttonwood street. They
swan to the other side of the feeder,
but had to be taken to the Coryell
street bridge to recross.
The students of the Lambertyille
High school have started a paper call
ed the "The Blue aud the White Nor
man S. Conover is the editor and
Howard Wilmot is associate editor.
Both belong to the class of 1904. The
paper will be typewriter. The first
issue appeared Saturday.
The addition built by Contractor
Fred r. Parker at the Lambertyille
rubber works is about ready for occu-
pancy. This is record breaking job,
the entire work being done in less
than three weeks The new room will
be occnpied as all addition to the
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