The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-10-28
Buy your coal of Geo. ". Massey.

Charles A. Davis has resigned as
leader of the Liberty Band of this
city.
The Pennington Fire Department
will have n parade on Saturday, No
vember eth.
You like n nice parlor? Yes. Get
Holc0mbe to paper it or any other
room in the house. 81 Main St.
Co. f, 2l Regt., Capt Young com
manding, went to Elizabeth to-day, to
take part in the annual fieldday of the
regiment.
The New Hope High School has a
much heavier and stronger football
team than last season and is ready to
meet any team under fifteen Years.
Mrs. Carrot V Pierman, of this
city, has received word that she and
her children will receive 5000 owing
to the death of her brother.
This office is connected with the
Farmers and Merchants Telephone
system. Let us know your wants by
telephone.
Lindsey Robbins, of Ringoes, has
taken a position in the Office of Master
Mechanic Page, of the Belvidere Di-
vision.
During the absence of Policeman
William A. Cole, Wallace p Thorn
ton performed his duties in satisfac-
tory manner.
'Lambertyille Pulls" are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline \ Son sells
them.
The Town Improvement Associa
ton will meet ON Monday, November
I'd, mt $50 o'clock i'll the Friends
Meeting House, York street.
A number of local school teachers
attended meeting of the lower branch
of the Hunterdon County Teachers
Association at Pennington, Saturday.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
will open for the season on Tuesday
afternoon, Nov. 3, at the W. c. T. t..
rooms over Lambert's restaurant
Sadie, the seven Vear-old daugh
ter of Willis Smith, Union and But
tenwood streets, fell and fractured her
left arm at the elbow last week.
The sale and exhibit held by the
STRIKER Free Library last Saturday
evening was a great success in every
way. About $40 were cleared
The damage done TO the Union
paper mills, New Hope, by the recent
flood, both to property and finished
and unfinished material. will amount
to fully $4,000.
.MESARCHEE BE sure and hear
Mrs. Bnrnell on Thursday evening i'll
her impersonation of high class Hin
do woman. Presbyterian Church,
80 o'clock.
The S5th anniversary of the Sandy
Ridge Baptist Church was held last
Saturday. An interesting programme
was given and sketches from the lives
Of the fourteen pastors were read.
Charles Lear was severely cut
about the face aud head and otherwise
bruised by falling over truck while
at work in the Union paper mills few
days ago.
The New Hope Delaware Bridge
Company has declared semi-annnal
dividend of four per cent. on all stock
registered October 20, payable on and
after November 3.
Young men killed pilot snake on
the railroad track near the residence
of Thomas Good, Thursday afternoon.
The reptile measured nearly n yard in
length.
A few DAYS ago calf was dlscov-
cred hanging i'll tree about ten feet
above the ground on Malta Island, be
low New Hope. 1t was washed there
by the flood
Word was received here last week
of the death Of Wilson 0'Daniel i'll
Chicago, but full particulars were not
given. The deceased was native Of
this city and brother OF George
O'Daniel and Mrs Charles ID. Akers.
Isaac Scarborough, of New Hope,
who has charge of the ferry boat run
ming between this city and New Hope,
is doing a fourishing business, while
the Centre Bridge Company is receiv-
ing its full share Of the wagon trade.
Fred. Stout has resigned his posi-
ton at the Lambertyille Rubber Co.,
on account of poor health. Mr.. Stout
at the present time IL visiting his
father at Asbury Park, but later in
tends to go to White Haven, Pa.
Strength and vigor come of good
food, duly digested. Force, II ready
to-serve wheat and barley food, adds
no burden, but sustains, nourishes
and inyigorates.
A comedy drama entitled "a Wo-
mans Honor" will be given by the
Alphas at Holcombe Hall, on Thanks
giving afternoon and evening, under
the auspices of Major G. A Angel
Post, No. 20. Music by members of
the Amwell Orchestra.
John Ryan, Frank Smith aud Levi
Mettler were returning lii boat to
their homes in New Hope after their
days work in this city few evenings
ago when the craft capsized and threw
them into the river. They managed
to get ho,d of the boat and while cling
ing thereto shouted loudly for help.
Their cries were heard and a number
of men fastened to their rescue.
Everybody read the book of "Sev-
en- Seals 1T is mysterious. Author,
Madam Lucinda s. Young. This book
10 cold Of tho homa office No 140 s.