The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-04-20

oNHSi Oh new team or beautiful
sorrell horses, purchasing them at
ashington, n. J.
Fred h. Parker. contractor and
builder, will move his office, situated
on Coryell street near the canal, to
Main street, in the York Street House
yard.
]. b, Kline * Sons have placed an
order with 4. r. Cressler Il Sons, at
Sellersville, Pa, for $1,000 of those
sweet, delicious and aromatic Lam
bertville Putfs =
William l.. Burroughs, un Gle to
Moses b. Mathews, of this city, died at
his home in Pennington at 1890 O'clock
Thursday morning last, aged 81 years.
His funeral was held ON Monday.
Lambertville p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at Lambertville, N. J. for
thirty days ending April 10th, 1904:
Mrs. A. Geer. Mrs. Frank Robertson,
Mrs. Katie Stabers
NiiANs y. DhlDLMAN, L vi.
Bishop John Scarborough, of the
Diocese of New Jersey, will administer
the sacred rites of Confirmation to a
class at :. Andrews Church on We'd
nesday evening.
II. {. Savage, proprietor of the
York Street House. is having the
pool and bar rooms at his hosiery
painted. and liueoleum laid upon the
floors. II. s Holeombe is the paint
artist.
ON Sunday evening next, at 200
O'Clock, the topic for the Brotherhood
of Andrew and Philip at the First
Presbyterian Church will be "A Men's
Bible Glass Taught Soul Winning"
The Missionary Society of Mt.
Carmel Church will give an oId-fash-
! Toned plantation concert on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this week,
! for the benefit of the church. SOME
thing new each evening.
he Hunterdon County Prohibi
ton Convention will meet in the Grand
Jury Room, Pennington, on Wednes-
day, April eth, at 1:3o p. NJ, for the
election of county officers and > dele
gates to the State Convention.
Repairs are being made to the
Pennington Junction bridge. The
bridge was very badly damaged in the
flood of October 10th last and has since
become quite weakened so that imme-
diate attention was requisite to put it
in safe condition.
\ slight fire occurred in the boiler
room at the Lanbertville Rubber Mill
on Saturday afternoon, but was put
ont by the use of three Rex extinguish-
ers in the hands of the compauy's eff
cient fire brigade. The fire started in
the roof,
Every body read the book of "Seven
Seals''-it is mysterious. Madam Lu
cinda S. Young, author. This book
is sold at the home office, No. 40
s. Main street, Lambertville, N. j.
Mail orders also taken. Price S1.00
While unloading material from
car for the new Delaware bridge, Paul
German was struck on the head by
piece of iron and hurled to the ground.
He was carried into the toll Office and
given assistance and taken to his home.
1t is said he is not seriously hurt, but
is unable to work.
The Rev. Father p. f. Connolly has
been made dean, or Vicar FOrane, y of
Hunterdon, Warren and Somerset coun-
ties. Father Connolly is one of the oldest
priests in the Trenton diocese He has
been stationed in Lambertville and
Bordentown. At present he is rector of
the Church of SITS. Philip and James,
Phillipsburg.
The old wooden lock that hung
for many years as a sign in front of
the hardware house on Bridge street
was taken down recently, and in tear
ing it apart w. ). Ent found the fol-
lowing written with lead pencil on
the back of the keyhole shield J.
X. Brewster, March 81, 1871" Mr..
Brewster was a carpenter and made
the lock at that time. He has been
dead many years.
Charles Closson and Halsey Bogart
have received notices that they were
graduated with honors as pharmacists
from the Philadelphia College OF
Pharmacy. Mr.. Closson will locate in
this city and Mr.. Bogart is to be assis-
tant manager of a drug business i'll
Philadelphia. The latter was with
George NJ. Shamalia. druggist, of this
city, for four years.
The Ladies of the Golden Eagle
have changed their quarters from the
room over Wert's grocery store to the
Ancient Order knights of the Mystic
Chain 5 room in the Hooker Building.
The colored odd Fellows, who have
been meeting on the third floor of Da-
vid Treft's wholesale bottling estab-
| lishment, have taken the room vacated
by the ladies.
The following changes have been
made in Co. +, of this city: Private
William ). Slack has been promoted to
sergeant, and private George 5. Sharpe
to corporal, Sergeant George b. Stock
ton, Corporals Chas. A. Van Fleet and
Chas. +. Rose and Privates William >.
Slack and Chas. b. Pidcock have been
honorably discharged Corporal John
f. Hoffman, and Priyates William A.
Kroesen, Raymond Large, William NJ.
Sharpe and John w. Wiley have been
dropped from the roll.