The Lambertville record., 1904-11-16
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey

Front office in Lambertvile Ma
tioual Bank for rent.
Read the new adv. of Folkuer n
Rittenhouse
-Lambertyille Pufs are still gong
mp in smoke Kline X Son sells
them.
New name signs are to be poste,
un the corners of the different streets
i'll this city.
If in need of calenders look over
our stock. We have beautiful AS
soltment at all prices.
Smoke 'Lambertvill Puffs, take
no other on the statement that they
are just as good.
The ladies' of S Andrews Child
aud S. Agnes Band cleared about S215
at their sale held in the parish build
lug last week.
!. Hart Stockton had a shipment
of 1850 terrapin this week. lhs is
the largest number ever sent to this
locality at one time.
The members of Major c A. An.
gel Post, No. %, q. A. r., will eele
brate the twenty sixth anniversary of
the post next Saturday evening
-Lambertyille Puff Sc An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. j. b. Kline y Son,
No. % Bridge ST, Lambertyille, n j.
Frank McAulifft, who has been
confined in St Francis Hospital.
Trenton. for several weeks. WAS
brought to his home in this city, ON
Tuesday afternoon.
The Union Fire Company, No. .,
expect to hold a supper and sale in the
new store of Il. II. Van Horn 4 Sons,
ON Church street, about tie first of
December.
W. p Breese, local agent for the
Colonial Insurance Company, has been
promoted to Trenton and T.. J. Lenne,
of Trenton, will take his place in tins
city
John Bransfied, an employe of
the p r. X. shops IN this city had
his left hand badly injured few days
ago by a severe blow from heavy
hammer
The last lecture of the University
Extension course will take place Sat
urday. November 10Th. at . 30 z. NJ
in the lecture room of the Baptist
Church.
The ladies of the First Presbyter-
ian Church will hold their annual pie,
cake and candy sale on Wednesday,
November %, 1904. at 10 A. NJ. i'll the
basement of the church.
Dr.. Romine, who has been away
for several months, owing to i'll health
has returned home and will resume
office practice from 9t0 II, mornings
for the present.
The Mount Carmel Baptist Sun
day School of this city appointed Mrs.
Lucinda Young delegate to the Sunday
School Convention to he held in B1r-
lington this week
President Roosevelt has issued n
proclamation setting apart Thursday,
Nov. oath as a day Of Thanksgiving for
all the people of the United States at
home and abroad.
After praoticing here for several
years, DIR. Chas. II. Fallon, has ac-
cepted position with DIR. Terry at
the Philadelphia Dental Parlors in
Trenton. We understand that he will
not close up his business here for
awhile.
The Lambertville Heat, Light
and Power Company expect to have
day circuit running in short time.
Several business places have contract
ed for motors which will be placed at
low prices and are guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction.
Robert ID. Schank, formerly sm-
ployed by the z. Il. Il. Co., in this
city, has secured fine position with
the Ingersoll, Sargent Co, as electri
elan in their big plant at Phillips
burg. We understand that the young
man is i'll line for promotion.
The barn of Ralph Lambert, near
the Rock Church, south of Mt. Airy,
al 10 hA Il IL
night The fire started in the hay
NOV about 8 o'clock from an unknown
cause. All the hay aud farming ma
chinerywere lost, but the live stock
was saved.
Mrs. Louis Holden of Ferry St,
sustained badly sprained ankle Sat
urday evening by stepping into gut
ter or ditch that had been dug across
Church street to allow the water to
run away from the new granohthic
walk in front of the new building of
Il. IL. Van Horn a. Sons She had to
be assisted to her home.
The building corner Of York and
Clinton streets, which ls used by John
K LaBaw. DIR. Fretz, Thos Naylor,
and several others for storing goods
aud as stables caught fire on Monday
evening at midnight but was put ont
by the fire companies before serious
damage was done. 1t had the appear
ance of being set on fire.
Owing to ill health Thomas f.
Trimmer has sold ont his interest in
the ice and coal business Of Trimmer
& Fields to Oliver Robertson, formerly
of New York City, who was in the
employ of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company as electrition for
twenty years. The firm in the future
will go under the name Fields Il Rob
ersOn,