The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-05-11
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Just received almost a err load of
that cheap &c and Wall Paper, real
value Ice. and 15c piece. all new
goods.
IIoLCoMBE, 81 Main street
You can get three per cent interest
ON your money in the Savings de
partment" of LambertvilIe National
Bank.
While working at the hairpin fac-
terry one day last week Benjamin
Brooks was caught in belt and only
by the presence of mind of Foreman
Sheath was serious accident prevent
ed.
At meeting of the Board Of Ex-
else Commissioners held Friday ey-
ening, pool licenses were granted to
Mrs. Susan Savage, of the York Street
House, and Henry Treftz. of the
Columbia.
"A reception was rendered Mr.. md
Mrs Julius A. Vetter Mt the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Netter, on Thur 80
day evening from to - About fifty
guests were present Music, refresh
ments and congratulations were in
dnlged in aud merry time was had.
AT the annual meeting of the Mt.
Hope Cemetery Association held on
Monday evening of last week the old
board of directors were reelected. 1t
was decided to take away the steps
from both gateways, leaving only enc
entrance at the stone steps.
S. G. Childs' horse attached to a
delivery wagon, ran away on Tuesday
mosning. 1t started on South Main
street. came ont Mt. Hope and was
caught Mt the northern end of Union
street. No damage was done other
than the breaking of some of the
harness.
- usie's" Hot Air Band, which
has been quiet since last fall, is re-
hearsing one or two nights week and
will make its first appearance for the
season at the first ball game on the
new l.. A. G. grounds, Saturday, May
IA, between Lambertville and Beverly.
A parade will take place previous to
game.
Harrison G. Massey, son of George
w. Massey, coal and wood merchant,
is suffering from growth on his left
hand. Some few weeks ago he and
another lad were playing when Harri-
son struck his finger, since which the
trouble began. An operation was per
formed, the success of which has yet
to he determined.
AT the Republican City Conyen
ton held in the Council Room on
Saturday evening the following dele
gates were elected to attend the State
Convention held at Trenton yester-
day:
First Ward Michael Murray.
Second Ward-Frank Barley, j. b.
Kline, Thomas Lyons.
Third Ward-Richard b. Reading,
VIM. H. Wilmot, Geo. w. Arnett.
While r. II. Van Horn, senior
member of the of the Grand Depot firm
was coming down Union street ON his
wheel. and Battye Schermerhorn and
Miss Ida Probasco were going up the
street on tandem, they became con
fused at Church street and collided,
the sudden stop throwing all three to
the ground. Mr.. Van Horn was slight
ly hurt on the head and the front of
his wheel was destroyed, but the other
PARTIES and their steed were uniniured.
The Y. M. A. A. baseball club have
organized for the season with the fol
lowing officers:
President and Treasurer }.
McGowan.
Vice President and Manager-D,
Botti.
Assistant Manager Naylor.
Secrtary-J. J. Bumster.
They intend putting strong tray
cling team in the field and would like
to arrange games with Hopewell, Pen
ningion, Frenchtown. Milford, REG
elsville New, Hope and all other uni
formed teams. For games address
j. j. Bumster, Lambertville, n. j.
The Animal Meeting of the stock
holders of the c. b. and l.. Associa-
ton will be held in their room in
Phillips Hall, Church street, Lambert
vile, N. J., Monday evening, May IL,
1904, at Z o'clock, for the purpose OF
electing officers for the ensuing year, re-
ceIving annual reports, and transact
ing such business as may come before
the meeting.
A fine of % cents is imposed on each
male stakeholder or male trustee for
non attendance.
JOSEPH AKERs,
Sec'y.