The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-12-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

A happy New Year to all
Storm doors are in use now.
Going to turn over new leaf
Buy your coal Of Geo. w. Massey.
You had better practice writing
1904.
Colds are quite fashionable at
present.
Naturally the iceman il chilly
proposition. but not always.
The Lambertyille public schoois
will reopen on Monday, January 4.
"Lambertville Puffs" are still going
up IN smoke Kline h Son sells them.
Next year is leap year, the frst
leap year we have had III eight years.
Watch night seryices will be held
at ;. Andrews Church on New Yesr's
eve.
William Kelly has moved ius0 HE
new house on Union street, below
Swan.
Elias =. Dalrynple, Of this coun-
ty, has been granted a teachers Pen-
sion of $3.50.
The new home of J. d. Mackay's
Homestead Bread >" is at s. aud IS
Coryell street
Herbert ID. Van Solver 10 suffering
from an abscess on his right hand.
caused from brnise.
These are the shortest days of the
year After u few weeks they will
begin to lengthen slowly.
The newly -elected officers of Major
c A. Angel Post, No. -, G.. a. r.,
will he installed ext Friday evening.
George II. Cook cnt the end of his
right thumb Off while al work al the
Lambertville spoke works few days
ago.
e. Edmori Van Horn has been APP
pointed superintendent of 5. Andrews
Sunday School, in place OF W. Ruaseli
O'Neill, resigned.
"A wag rises up 10 remark: Some
who marry to settle down would have
done better if they had remained SIM
gle and settled up.
One hundred and ten people are
employed at Pennington in the cut
glass works at present and there is
talk of charging the plant.
DC. Lambertville Puff Sc. AID hopest
cigar. The favorite brand Of fastidious
smokers J. b. Kline Il Son. No. -
Bridge ST., Lambsrtvilie, n. J.
w. Russell o'Neill. Edward A.
Thorne, T.. Edmori Van Horn aud G.
T. Langley Taylor have been received
as Lay Readers in >. Andrew Is Church.
The annual meeting of the Lam-
bertville National Bank, also the Am
well National Bank, will be held on
Tuesday morning, January u, for the
election Of directors.
-congressman Lanniug hss recon-
iuended the appointnieyt Of Mrs. Iay
Higgins as postmistress at Ringoes,
in place of Mrs. Catharine William
son, who has resigned.
AT the December meeting Of the
Northern HnnterdoA Coanty Teach
ers' Association IL Was decided to
make High Bridge the permapens
meeting place OF the Association.
Common Council will meet at II
o'clock on Friday morning Of this
week and the new Council will organ.
ize at II O'Clock. The regular meet.
ing will be held next Monday eysu-
ing, at 7:30 o'clock.
There is couple living 10 this
place whom minister pronounced
one more than twenty years ago. II
is said they have spent the greater
portion of their time aimee then In
contest to decide which Is the one.
Lawyer Oliver !. Blackwell will
remove his family from Ringoes. TO
this city next month, having rented
Thomas X. Hunts residence, corner
of Main and Bridge streets. 5lr. Hunt
will reside on his farm, short dis
tance from town.
An ordinance presented by the
Trenton, New Hope and Lambertville
Street Railway, granting franchise
in the borough of New Hope. has been
passed by the New Hope Borough
Council, with the understanding that
if an extension of time be asked 1t
would be necessary for the company
to give bond of $500.