The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-10-07
Buy Your coal of Geo. W. Massey


For all cross roads without signs,
the law provides a fine.
Thanksgiving is the next holiday,
which falls on November Goth.
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Arthur Stout has opened fish and
oyster market at the shop on the cor
ner of Main and Jefferson streets.
The Central New Jersey Baptist As
ISOLATION will hold its sessions to-day
and tomorrow at SomeIville.
Thomas L. Hunt sold some of his
late strawberries in the Philadelphia
markets for 81 % quart
The annual field day of the
knights Templar of the State will be
held in Atlantic City, on Oct. II.
John c. Moore, foreman at the 2.
II. h. shops, was retired ON oct. l,
having reached the age limit.
Mrs. Thomas Hull, of this city, won
the second prize for Il beaded chate-
laine bag at the Inter State Fair.
The Pennsylvania Telephone Com
pany Bell SYSTEM is building line
from Clinton to Lambertvile.
Mrs. Samuel Finger was taken
suddenly i'll at her home last Friday
evening, but is greatly improved
George w Massey has been appoint
ed by Mrs. George NJ Holcombe to
settle the estate of her late husband.
Among those who are serious i'll are
William Hartpence, of Clinton street,
Chas. Jones, of Lambert street, and
Lyman Stout, of S. Franklin street.
The Lambertyille Rubber Co. will
close down tomorrow Thursday, so
that their employees can go to Allen
town for the tiremens parade.
Frank p. Gregg, of this city, has
filed petition in bankruptcy. He
pla ees his liabilities at 81, "a and assets
at $l50
j. Hart Stockton, ex-chief engin-
eer of the Pennington fire department,
will go with that company to Allen
town, Pa, this Thursday
The ladies' Of s. Andrews Guild and
st. Agnes Band of S. Andrew = Church
Will hold their annual sale Of fancy
and useful articles oh November 18th
and 12th.
Gabriel Rittenhonse and John Faul-
kener, both former residents here but
now of Middletown, y. Y, will open u
large department store here about Nov
ember lst.
Frank A. Hazen, of this city. no has
been employed at the John A. Roe
bling's Sons Co for seven years, has
resigned to go into the coal and ice
business i'll Philadelphia.
Extensive improvements have been
made at the Lambertyile House lately.
The dining room has been freshly
papered and painted, and fine bath
room placed on the second floor.
Joseph Raspin, of West Amwell
township, was arrested by S. =. G.. A,
Agent W. F. Thornton few days ago
for cruelty and starving a horse.
Squire Lyman fined him $40.
The ladies' Of the First Baptist
Church of this city will serve "A supper
in their Lecture Room on October l4th
and 18th. Supper from five To eight
o'clock. Ice cream and cake on sale.
The new banner, which WAS recently
presented to Fleet Wing Hook Il Lad
der Company by Mr.. G. ID. Van Solver,
designer and painter, has been on dis
play in the window of II. II. Van Horn
u Sons for some days.
William ID. Minor, formerly EN-
ployed as clerk at the Perseverance
Paper Mills, has enlisted in Company
A, Twentieth L. S. Infantry, now sta
toned at Fort Sheridan, Illinois. He
expects to be sent to the Philippines
soon.
Mrs. Hugh Hughes is critically ill
at her home on Coryell street. She
was taken with fever few days ago
and in spite of attendance no change
for the better has as yet resulted. Her
husband, who is ont west, has been
telegraphed for.
Miss Noble Colligan has resigned
her position as stenographer and type
writer in the law offices of Walter +.
Hayhurst and O. l. Blackwell, this
city, and accepted a similar position
in-office of the Secretary of the Tren-
ton Iron Company, Trenton.
Hon. w. Howard Lake, of Fleming
ton, was badly injured in a runaway
accident last Saturday, near Belyidere.
Mr.. Lake had his leg, wrist and several
ribs broken, and was severely cut and
bruised about the head He is doing
as we'll as could be expected, but it
will be some months before he is able
to be ont.
One of the provisions of the new
tax act which goes into effect Deem
Der 90, next is that the assessors must
make two copies of the assessment
list, one of which is to be filed with
the municipal clerk. This is to be
open for inspection and any one has a
right to go over it and see whether he
is taxed more than his neighbor or not.
FOrcble Facts.
One sixth Of the deaths from disease
are due to consumption. Ninety eight