The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-09-02

Inquire at the RECORD office.
The Harvest home held by the
Amwell NJ. f. Church netted Size.
SAFE for sale Inquire at The
RECORD office.
j ID. MacKay has purchased the
property owned by George Moore on
Coryell street.
Jacob Helms and wife returned
home on Monday last after spending
several weeks in San Francisco.
Out of $4,000 voters registered in
the city of of Trenton, only 5000 pay
poll tax. according to the collectors
books.
Picnics and ball games are attract
ing considerable attention nowadays
among many of the people of this vi
entity
Randolph Eferitt has improved
tae appearance of his property on
Bridge street by the addition of new
stone pavement
The Hunterdon County Bible So
eiety will hold its annual meeting in
the Presbyterian Church at Bethlehm
on September oath.
The twenty sixth annual convention
of the New Jersey Fireman's Relief
Association will be held ut Atlantic
City on September and 10
With five dollars You can open an
account in the Savings department of
the Lambertville National Bank and
receive three per cent interest.
Miss Clara Rooms will be at home
and will resume teaching, Monday,
September 3lst. The class in Kinder
garten Music Building will commence
later.
Howard j Carter has Just pur-
chased Il new truck wagon that ont
shines anything of the kind for miles
around 1t is thoroughly up=to-date
in appearance and Mr.. Carter is Justly
proud of it.
The Old School Baptists ut Har
5ourtown, n. j., will celebrate the
one hundredth anniversary of the or
ganiaation of their church the latter
part of September The Church was
organized in 1905
The Union Steam Fire Engine Com
pany and the Fleet Wing Hook and
Ladder Company will combine to hold
Watermelon carnival. on the l.. \,
c. grounds on afternoon and evening
of Friday, September 4.
Put your valuable papers where
You know You can get them when
wanted and hive privacy to examine
them The Lambertyille National
Bank will give you all this and rent
you safe for three dollars II year.
The Brotherhood of the Union,
Amwell Circle, Ne. Is, will hold
grand picnic at Delaware Grove, New
Hope, on Labor Day, Monday, Sept
eth. The music will be furnished by
Davis Orchestra, of this city.
Major c. \. Angel Post, No. -,
q. A. H., will hold its annual water
melon cut in its rooms ON Thursday
evening, Sept. 10, having as guests the
contributing members of the Post and
the members of Company +, National
Guard
o. /. Blackwell has purchased the
real estate business of the late George
NJ. Holcombc AT meeting of repre-
sentatives of sixteen different fire in
surance companies held in Trenton on
Thursday last, he was chosen to re-
present them in this city.
Owing to the rainy weather last
Friday evening, "Susie's Hot Air
Band was unable to give it's opens air
concert. The band turned ont, how
ever, and paradod through number
of the streets. The concert will be
given some evening this week.
On Tuesday evening, parade of
young men and old, headed by hea-
yy-weight with an empty beer keg on
his shoulder, marched down Union
street, eseorring it to its owner We
hear they were celebrating marriage
of barber in the third ward.
In the RcUictp of RerieWs for Sep
TENDER, character sketch of the new
Pope, Plus X, is contributed by Mr..
w. L. Stead, while DIR. Talcott Will
liams writes snggestiyely on the grow
ing democracy OF the Papacy, as illus
trated in the last Conclave.
a car attached TO the "Buck Rab-
bit tram on the BeiVldefe DIVISION
jumped the track Mt Moore STATION
between . and 10 O'Clock last MONDAY
morning, and lay IN such way ms TO
stop the running OF trains beyond that
point until noon, when the wreck was