The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-08-19
Buy your coal Of Geo. W. Massey

iAt IItiuluSlou cypress hilIeu Il
fine young COW belonging to q. P.
Wilson last week.
Calvin Solliday has mad a new
curbing placed on the Union street
side of his residence.
The Rev. William John Cooley
will preach both morning aud evening
at the Centenery NJ. L. Church next
Sunday.
An infant twin child Of Charles
Cook was buried this Wednesday
morning at Riverview cemetery. The
other twin died about two weeks ago.
The Amwell Orchestra has an en-
gagement to play at the Roektown
harvest home on August 20 and one at
the Valley harvest home on August
26.
The Pleasant Valley Sunday school
will hold harvest home in Eyes
grove, below this city, Wednesday.
August 81, with music by the Amwell
Orchestra.
At meeting of the Board of
Education on Monday evening the
contract for school supplies was given
to James Mullineanx, his bid of Sl94
90 brung the lowest.
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Abraham of North Union
street, died one day last week Inter
ment under the direction of Under
taker Carmody, was made in st. johns
cemetery.
"A camping party consisting of
Harold Ennis, "Dick" Montgomery,
Fred Finger and Hurry Williams, all
of this city. accompanied by IRVINE
Sweeten, of Camden. are spending
week at Wildwood.
-Amwell Circle, No As, Brother
hood of the Union, will hold picnic
III Delaware grove, above New Hope, |
Labor Day, September :, with dancing
afternoon and evening aud music by
Davis's orchestra
Mrs. c. Ely Blackw ell near Moores
in attempting to 20 down stairs in the
dark, on Sunday night, fell the whole
length Of the stairs, bruising herself
severely and breaking one bone in her !
wrist Mrs. Blackwell is Il sister To
p IL. Hartwell of this vicinity.
County Collector John +. Barber,
has lost more than two hundred chick
ems this summer. Ground hogs are
suspected of being the eause of their
disappearance Mr.. Barber's chickens
are all pure white leghorns and his
loss is quite severe.
During the progress Of the harvest
Ii ONE held by the Mount Carmel
church. Thursday evening, two drunk
en- men, white, raised Il disturbance t
and insnlted those standing by. At |
ter some time they were finally eject
ed from the grounds,
Miss Elm II. Titus gave social
party TO number of friends last Mon
day evening at her home on y. Main
street. Miss Emily + Swallow, of
Philadelphia, added much to the en-
joyment Of the evening by her piano
playing. All present spent very en-
joyable evening.
"A contract for new uniforms for
the members Of Union Steam Fire
Engine Company, No. |. has been
given to Philadelphia firm, AMI
forty seven members were measured
Tuesday evening The new uniforms
will he worn for the first time on the
occasion of the company VISIT To
Allentown, Pa, in in October
While trying to hold II fractions
horse on Delaware avenue last Satur-
day afternoon, George Fry was struck
on the chest by the animal and badly
hurt. Dir. Larson was called and
after an examination 1t was found
there was no serious injury. The
horse which belonged to Peter Heath,
was finally stopped on Cottage Hill.
a mad d6g passed below Titusyille
Monday afternoon, biting Ida Bennett
twelve year old daughter Of George
Bennett, hridgetender at Stacks
bridge t46), and Harry Wharton's dog
The mad dog was followed and killed
about mile from the bridge. The
dog was unknown aud it is not known
what damage was done before he was
killed.
While intoxicated one day last
week, John Colligan, of this city,
chased some small children and other
wise annoyed them. In their defence
Charles Abbott kicked Colligan in the
stomach 80 severely that he WAS taken
to st. Francis Hospital in Trenton, IN
serious condition. Young Abbott,
on hearing how badly the man was
hurt, attempted to shoot himself, bnt
without serious results.
A short time ago a young lady
from the city was visiting at Frank
aud went out with us to feed the
chickens. Suddenly she gave great
screech like Ichabod's girl did when
chas ed by the gobbler. We looked to
see what was the matter and with
bulging eyes she shouted 'Oh grand
father see that great big chicken
with the funny head aud great long
neck. =" The funny chicken proved to
be a gosling.
AT the twilight service at the Bap-
fist church, next Sunday evening will
be given another musical programme
with solos, duets and quartets by the
choir and congregational singing OF
old time hymns, with a brief address
by the pastor on the authorship, dates
and history of the hymns sung. These
musical services have become very
popular, as is shown by the large at
tendance and the interest manifested.