The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-09-07

candidate for Surrogate.
"A number of young people enjoy
ed lawn party at the residence of
John Swallow on Saturday evening.
John d. Stockton has removed
from the Masonic Hall building to the
corner of Bridge and Union streets.
The macada mized road on George
street, between Delaware Avenue and
Perry street is completed and is a
credit to the city.
The Delaware Quarry and Con
struction Company will remove their
office to the Masonic Building in n
short time.
Sam Wong, proprietor of the
Church street laundry, has Just put in
patent ironing machine which is
heated by gas.
j. Hart Stockton, the we'll known
caterer opened the oyster season last
Saturday with n large shipment of
4'""i iSo WV o9 SUITS.
Don't march in every parade.
Sometimes take comfortable seat in
the reviewing stand and let your fellow
men march past you
"A dog visited the chicken run of
Samuel Morse ON Main street, on SIM
day afternoon last and killed four of
the finest fowls and injured another.
Geo. W. Banchoff, Jr. who has
been conducting butcher shop in
Burlington the past few years has re-
moved to this city and opened M on
N. Union street.
The New Jersey Fish and Game
Commission will attempt to reduce the
number OF carp in the streams of the
State, believing that they exterminate
other fish
Invitations are out for the mar
riage of Miss Laura Heath, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Heath, to Mr..
Charles Ialsey Bogert, of Philadel-
phia, ON Wednesday, September TWEEN
ty-iirst.
Some minister's have refused to
marry couples when only one is
resident of New Jersey, but an inves-
tlgation of the State marriage law con-
talns no such directions, aud when one
of the contracting parties is a resident
of New Jersey, no license is required.
DR.. G. W. Larson, of Ringoes,
has Just had issued new book with
the title, Els the Soul Substance.
The work is snld to be mastery
treatment of its subject. DR.. Larson
is professor of zoology in the Buck
nell University, Lewisburg, Pa.
The New Jersey Congress of
Mothers will meet in annual session
in Trenton ON October %. The pur-
pose of the national congress and the
state congresses for there are some
twenty states that have such associa-
tions is the attainment of the very
zeal and intellectual development of
children.
During the coming Winter Susie's
Hot-Air Band and the Lambortville
Athletic Club will Join hands in hold
ing fair and bazaar for one solid week
1t will be the most unique and elabo-
rate affair ever given in this city. A
vaudeville entertainment will be seen
each evening and the curios are to be
very funny. Full particulars later.
On Saturday evening last the fol
lowing bill of fare WIS partaken of by
a Third Warder:
Plate of fried oysters, two glasses of
beer, oyster stew, two beers, clam
chowder, glass of whiskey, oyster
stew, two more beers clam chowder,
turtle soup, one beer another whis-
key, ice cream and piece of pie. At
ter which he started home expecting
to sleep.
The County Board of Assessors
will meet in Pennington on Septem-
Der 13, at 10 o'clock, to make full re-
port of their work. This report must
be in the hands of the County Collect
or three days later, and must be full
and complete, giving the number of
acres, value of real and personal
estate, deductions for debts, net tax
able. The property exempt is school
and church property, church and char
table institutions, cemeteries and
graveyards. The local tag for. each
township must alse be given.
Representatives of the Yardley
aud Newhope Traction Company have
made arrangements to work on the
Yardley end of the road this week.
On Saturday they leased an unused
farm house about mile from the Dor
ough.
This is to be used as the headquart
ers of large gang of Italian workmen
which the contractor expected to put
to work at YardIey on Monday or
Tuesday. This gang beginning on the
outskirts of the borough, will push the
work with all haste towards the New
hope end and meet the gang there now
grading towards Yardley.
There is only one reason why we
have given any notice of the Mer-
chants Carnival held in our city on
Monday and that is because we are
bound to give to our readers all news
items that we can. 1t is customary
we believe in any affair which is
supposed to be non political to divide
all printing or jobs but in this affair
we have been totally ignored both by
the Board of Trade and Printing Com
mittee, in fact we were not even given
a chance to estimate. In view of the
fact that we are one of the two oldest