The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-09-30
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at Trenton this week.
The Belle Mead candy factory will
be removed to Hopewell.
Six hundred and two scholars are
enrolled in the public schools of this
city.
A new time table went into effect
on the Belvidere Division on Tuesday
last.
The evening service at the First
Baptist Church will begin next Sun
day at $50.
The canning factory of Everitt 4
Scarborough is running two or three
days a week.
Herbert, the son of Oliver C. Hol-
combe, has broken his arm for the
second time in four weeks.
The Girls Friendly Society will
resume their regular meetings on
Monday evening, October 9Th.
-Cyrenus Slack and family have re
moved from Church street to n +.
Slack house, corner of Coryell and
George streets.
The Pennington A. G. has organ
lied for the foot ball season with A. +,
Foran as temporary captain and l.. A.
Fluck as manager.
The thirtieth annual reunion of
the 30th Reg't Vet. Vol. Association
will be held in Someryille ON Wednes-
day, October 18th.
The weather is good for painting
Doesn't your house need it F.? Get
UOIcO mbe, 81 Main St. 2m.
The Eichlin- Rapp case, which has
been the cause of considerable litiga
ton in the Hunterdon County Court,
has been settled.
Miss Virginia Conine of Milford, has
gone to California where she will
teach Latin and English in boarding
school at Pasadena.
A sale will be held for the benefit
of the Stryker Free Library Friday,
October 30th, both afternoon and ev-
ening Further notice will be given.
Captain Jennie Fraser and Adjutant
Margaret Hanson are now in the post
of the Volunteers of America in this
city. Captain Frazer had charge here
last year.
The supper given by the ladies of
the kirkpatrick Memorial church Mt
Ringoes on Tuesday evening last, was
success both socially and financially.
The net proceeds realized were $43
Mrs. Jackson b. Sherman, former
resident of this city, died at her home
in Hightstown, on Sunday, September
81 The interment took place at Rose
mont on the Wednesday following.
The ladies' of the First Baptist
Church of this city will serve supper
in their Lecture Room on October l4th
and 18th. Supper from five to eight
o'clock. lee cream and cake on sale.
The regular monthly meeting Of
Union Steam Fire Company will be
held tomorrow Thursday evening,
when final arrangements for their visit
to Allentown, Pa, ON October 8, will
be made.
Rose Wilson, daughter of Mrs.
Edward Yonkers, of this city, died in
New York, last Wednesday afternoon,
The body was brought here and in
TERED in Riverview cemetery on sun
day. Deceased was b years of age.
Anthony Killgore, of Pennington,
has been elected chairman aud former
Assemblyman Oliver l. Blackwell, of
RingOes, secretary of the Hnnterdon
County Democratic executive commit
tee.
The next meeting of the Hunter
don County Union of Epworth League
will be held in the Califon NJ. +.
Church on Wednesday, October =
The principal address will be made by
Rev, William Eskins in the evening.
DC. Lambertville Pnff DC. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas
tidious smokers. J. b. Kline, No. 20
Bridge Street, Lambertville. N. j.
William G.. Laner, employed at the
Lambertville Spoke Works, for mum
Der of years past, has taken position
with the Pennsylvania Railroad at the
freight depot at Kensington, Philadel-
phia, and intends removing his family
to that city,
John s. Sebold, of Deleyan street,
is the possessor OF dahlia plant,
growing in his yard, that reaches the
height of eleven feet nine inches and
has about one hundred and fifty flow
ers on it. He also has another one
that stands ten feet nine inches high.
The flowers are of carmine color and
present velvet appearance.
A beautiful line of fine Millinery
and Pattern Hats; also, rich Dress
Goods will be placed on special dis
play Friday and continue one week.
All are welcome at The Grand Depot.
II. II. VAN HORN & Sons.
-Susies Hot Air Band gave very
successful concert last Friday evening
on the lawn at the residence of Mrs.
Mary Stockton Reading, al the corner
of Main and Bridge streets. The lawn
was heautifully decorated with choice
plants and lanterns. At the close OF
the concert the members Of the band
were invited into the house where re-
freshments were served to them. Dur
ing the concert collection was taken
toward buying new uniforms Owing
to their success, the band will become
a permanent organization and have
purchased several new horns.
Anna NJ, the wife of Justice of the
Peaca C. O. BulIeiph John died quite