The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-01-14

"A sure cure for Icy sidewalks, and
especially granolithic walks, is to APP.
ply wet sand, sawdust or cork If the
material is wet it will freeze when
sprinkled on the icy place and will not
track in the house.
Congressman Stewart has intro
duced bill in Congress to increase
pensions Of widows and minor child
rem of the rebellion, the widows from
IS to Sic and children from 80 to IS a
month 1t also applies to widows of
Mexican war soldiers.
The Rev Father Sill, one of the
missionaries of the Order of the Holy
Cross, will preach at s. Andrews
Church, both morning and night, next
Sunday, January 1s, and also tell
about the Mission to be held in Lam
bertville the first part of March.
List of letters remaining unclaim-
ed at the Lambertville Post Office
January 10, 1908 Thomas H. Come
dy, Charles James, Elwood Werts,
Miss Carrie Holcom, Miss Ella Kline.
Miss Mary Price, Mrs. Amanda Shep-
herd G. A. SKILLMAN, p. NJ
-Sergeantsville Council. No. 229,
Jr. o. U. A. NJ, paid fraternal visit
to Lambertville Council, No 81, ON
Tuesday evening. A supper was in
dulged in and remarks we're made by
William H. Myers, State Secretary,
Brother Higgins, of No. 300, and others.
The officers of Alexsauken Coun-
ell, No. 1909, Royal Arcanum. were
duly installed on Monday evening of
this week by Supervising Deputy
Grand Regent T. B. ] Burd, of Flem-
ington. After the installation COLA
ton was served at Lambert's restau-
rant, on Church street
Patrick Carmody, a former resi-
dent of this city, emplo, ed as freight
conductor on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, was badly in ured in collision
between two freight trains at Trenton
on Saturday evening, Jan 10 While
his injuries are severe, we understand
that they are not expected to prove
fatal.
In fixing the fires for the night il
"A stove OF herter observe tue f. CIV
ing rules Fins, Ia a zu0d sir u
tire =; second, puf Oh ,sh con third,
let the draft on long enough to burr
off the gus this requiring but few
minutes fourth, close all the damp
ers, or in other words, take off all the
draught.
During the past few DAYS number
of changes have taken . ace at the
Lambertvil e Rubber Cos works
Miss Mary Schermel horn and Harry
Swallow have been promoted to clerk
ships in the main Office IN. Crowley,
Harry j. Callan and William Harrison
to clerkships in the office of Thomas
Crowley, superintendent of the boot
and shoe department Chas. s. Joiner
to assistant foreman and inspector in
the shoe department James Callan Il
shipping clerk, and John Snoden to
foreman in the top and pocket room
On Sunday evening last the pulpit
of the Presbyterian Church was filled
by Rev. r. H. Bent, formerly of st.
Louis, and for eight years mission
airy in China. Mr.. Bent, with his
family, was i'll China during the Boxer
uprising and passed through many
trying experiences at that time On
Monday evening he delivered an ad-
dress before the Brotherhood of An
drew and Philip, connected with the
Presbyterian Church, on the customs,
habits, daily life, &C., of the Chinaman
in his own country, which was very
and we'll attended
The rural drama entitled Uncle
Josh" which will be presented by st
Johns Dramatic Association, on the
afternoon and evening of January "a,
promises to be one of the best enter
tainments ever given by this we'll
known and popular organization. The
play is clean, bright, full of wit and
humor and fully up to the high stand
ard that was established by this COM
pany in producing the numerous en-
they have given in the
past. The musical part of the pro-
gramme will be given by the Lambert
Vile Orchestra, under the leadership
Of Prof. Chas. A. Davis.