The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-15
JESSIE E. PlERSoN, Editor.
-Buy your coal of Geo. w. Massey.
"AII Over Town" Holcombe's

'Lambertyille Puils'' are still going
up in smoke Kline X Son sells them.
Chas NJ. Dilts has been suffering
from sprained ankle during the past
week.
"A new chimney has been placed
on the northeast corner of the First
Presby terrain church.
Jacob Helms is having a number
of improvements madcto his residence
on Coryell street.
Mrs. George NJ Shamalia has re-
turned home from Philadelphia after
undergoing successful operation.
The odd Fellows will decorate the
graves of their deceased members ON
Sunday afternoon, June 10
Company T, National Gnard, will
hold n picnic on IIoleombe Island,
Monday, June p
Kline y Son have been making
some improvements to their store on
Bridge street.
What is to hinder having m old
fashioned Fourth of July celebration
in tins place
The 4th of July will be our next
legal holiday Ii falls ON wash
day.
Samuel Price has returned from
St Lonis aud taken up his old posi-
ton rs bootmaker in the Lambertyille
Rubber Works.
The hides Of moles are worth ten
cents each. Tins another industry Is
presented to the boys to make some
spending money in catching them.
Throwing Money Away. You are
doing TINT if yon wiIfnlly neglect the
3 per cent We allow in the Savings
department. Th Lambertville M
tonnl Bank.
4 strawberry fe stiyal will be held
by the yonng Indies of the Mt. Car
mel Church ON Thursday, June -,
commencing nj s o'clock, on the lawn
III front of the Church,
Frank O'Brien, an employee Of
the Lambertville Rubber Company.
caught his baud in the machinery of
the calender room on Saturday, cut
ting it quite badly.
The annual picnic and celebration
of Amwell Circle, No. 4s, Brother
hood of the Union, will he held at
IIolcombe Island, on July 4th, after
noon and evening.
Invitations are issued fer the mar
riago of Miss Camela Moore Joiner
to Frank Forrest Gilbert, to take
place at the brides home on Wednes-
day afternoon, June Goth, Mt o'clock.
Al meeting OF the board of En-
gineers of the lambertville Fire De
partment, held last Monday evening
it was decided to hold the animal fire
mems parade on Thursday evening,
June 23rd.
Fred Il. Parker has been awarded
the contract to tear down the two
story brick building at the corner of
Main and Delevan streets and will
erect new brick stable for County
Clerk William J. Ledger.
A broken axle on coal train on
the Belvidere DIV. between Lambert
qille and Moores station delayed traf-
fc for several hours on Thursday
morning last. Eleven cars were
thrown off the track, several being
completely destroyed.
AT meeting of the Board of
Education it was adopted to secure
the services of the Amwell Orchestra
to again furnish the music at the High
School commencement exercises to be
held at st. Johns Hall, on Monday
evening, June Goth.
The grand army of sod-slingers,
generally characterized as road mend
ers, are now plying their vocation,
and at many points are putting the
when they started in at their work of
spring overhauing.
1t is said that foot passengers may
cross the bridge between this city and
New Hope by July a. -Four spans are
now completed and the false work is
ready for the fifth, leaving only one
span uncompleted Each span will
take about ten days to finish.
More than quarter of the class
of 1904 of the State Normal School has
already had positions offered to them
as teachers. One fthe young men has
received an appointment at $50 year
net salaries for ladies' range from S45
re S55 month.