The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-07-22
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.

-Duy your coal ol beO. W. Massey.
The hay harvest is unusually late
because of the dry May and June.
Geo. NJ. Holcombe is lying serious
~ i'll at his home on n. Union street
The Grand View Grange will hold
a picnic in Prall's Grove on August 70
Bargain Season. Read Grand De-
pot store news.
Common Council will meet Thurs
day evening at s O'Clock.
f. II . Abbott appeared this week
with a new auto of the genuine red
devil style.
st Andrews Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic at Deer Park ON
Tuesday, August 4.
The city lot and monument on
York street have been greatly improv-
ed and the credit is due to the G. A. r..
George Il. Kline has received his
commission as second lieutenant of
Company f, National Guard, of this
city.
Frank Mitchell has been appoint
ed Piece Work Clerk, in the machine
department at the Pennsylvania mil
road shops.
The LambertyiIle Rubber Works
after a shut down of three weeks have
resumed work.
DR.. W. W. Hawke OF Pennington
was last week elected the head of the
Executive Committee of the New .Ier-
sey Dental Association.
Thos W. Larson and family have
moved from their home on Delaware
Ave. to their farm for the summer
months.
Our farmer friends should note
the existence of law that provides Il
penalty for emitting to cut Canada
thistle before they go to seed.
Last Saturday evening John Nix
on, known as Bully" was killed while
crossing the track Mt FlaStown. He
was about eighty years old
The Board of Education of Stock
ton has appointed the following teach
ers for the next term of school Prin-
cipal, f. r. Bush intermediate, Susie
d. Slack primary, Jennie Mullaly.
Carmen Larson, of SergeantsYille,
shot grey eagle on Saturday after
noon which measured seven feet from
tip to tip of wings aud weighed ten
pounds.
o. c. Holcombe gave the people
of Union street quite treat on Friday
evening last in the shape of an open
air Photographic entertainment in
front of his music store.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church will hold lawn soeia
this Wednesday evening on the lot
opposite the Mt. Carmel Baptist
church ON n Main street.
The sum of $50, 600, proposed TO
he raised by New Jersey Masons for
the building Of an Orphans Home, is
being accumulated with pleasing rapi-
dity. Each member is expected to
contribute So towards the fund.
Miss Beatrice German had nm oper-
alton performed ut the Wills Eye
Hospital of Philadelphia, on Tuesday of
this week, for the removal of a blood
eliot from the sight of the left eye.
Il is thought the outcome will be sue
cessful but some time will elapse be
fore anything definite is known.
Colin u. Smith, student of the
University of Pennsylvania, Class of
1904, has accepted II position as n
draughtsman in the Master Mechanics
office at the p. r. Il. Co 3 shops, dur
ing his vacation.
Harry O'Daniels, who recently
went through successful operation
for appendicitis at St. Francis Hospi-
tai is now at his fathers home in this
city He is getting on as well as
could be expected, although some
time may elapse before he is again
the Harry he was before.
Washington Camp, No. /, i. O. :.
of A !, have installed the following oil
GERS to serve for six months Past
president, Marvin j. Holcombe pres
ident, j. II. Johnson vice president,
Oscar Holcombe master of forms,
Jonathan Dilley; conductor, Charles
johnson inspector, Harry Oblinger ;
guard, Theodore Cox trustee, eight
cen months, Howard Carter.
While trying to climb into the
Prallsville Mill wagon Tuesday noon,
David Saltzman was badly cut about
the head. The driver had previously
warned him off, but he persisted and
was thrown off A wheel struck his
head, making a long cut above the
ear. The lad was taken to Dir. Clos
son, who dressed the wound. His es-
y
almost miraculous.
On Friday evening of last week
Captain Louwet announced that he
and Mrs. Louwet had resigned from
the Volunteers of America but would
continue here under the name of the
"Lambertville Gospel Mission" In
the short time they have been here
there has been considerable interest
shown and on being ordered by the
Volunteer Headquarters to another
field, decided to stay feeling that they
were called to do so.
The Sunday school of the First
Baptist Church will hold their picnic
at Cadwalader Park on Wednesday,
July Goth. The school will go to the
park on the train that leaves here al