The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-11-02

John Danberry and family have
moved to Trenton.
Mrs. Margaret Thwaite has moved
from Church street to George street
near Church.
-Lambertyille Puffs" are still gong
up in smoke Kline y Son sells
them.
"A granolithic pavement is being
laid i'll front of the residence of John
G. Moore.
William kaehline has purchased
the residence Of Charles ODaniel. on
Elm street and will reside there.
The Mt. Carmel Sunday School
has a beautiful new class banner
which IS keeping the different classes
eager to win.
Miss Ida I. Matthews and Michael
Cunningham, were married at st.
John 5 reetory by the Rev. William
Lynch ON Thursday evening last
The LambertvilIe Heat, Light aud
Power Company has taken the office
vacated by DIR. Madsen, ON the sec
ond floor of the Solliday building.
Lambertylle Pan. &c. An hon
est cigar. The fayofite brand of fas-
tidlous smokers. !. b. Kline Il Son,
No u Bridge St, Lambertville, n. j.
Owing to the Teachers Institute
being held at Pennington this week,
the public schools have been closed
for the past three days.
DIR. Price, Of Philadelphia, who w4s
well known III this city on account of
his having performed so many sue
cessfnl operations III this section died
suddenly on last Saturday.
The Town Improvement Associ-
alton will hold its regular monthly
meeting Monday afternoon, Novem-
Der :. ~ / o'clock at Miss H. Amber
sons, ia Mon Street.
Chris. Berkey heiser, Of White
Horse. \. J., has been appointed to
the position of agent in the Metropoll-
tan Insurance Co. made vacant by
f. +. Robertson. He will reside AT
Stockton
Mrs. Mary l. Twining sister of
Richard II Van Horn of this city, was
buried from her late residence in
NeWtown, Pa. Saturday afternoon
During the time of the funeral the
Grand Depot WIS closed
W. p Thornton, local agent S. p.
{. A., arrested Arthur X. Woolvertou,
farmer living near Wilburtha, Fri
day afternoon, for driving a team of
horses with sore shoulders, lame back
ect. lie was taken to Trenton where
Justice fined him $23 60, which was
paid, and the offender was released.
The toll house at the Delaware
bridge is undergoing several changes
aud improvements. The passage way
for pedestrians has been placed at
the other side and the toll keeper
desk moved to window so as to allow
him to sell tickets to persons in wag
Gus without leaving the birding.
Pennington physicians have form
ed a trust by which they refused to
trust any person who does not pay his
doctor bills regularly. ANY one whose
name appears on the black list will be
refused medical attendance, in case Of
need, unless he first puts mp the regu-
lation fee.
AT the regular November meeting
of Common Council to he held on the
eth, the report of the Sewer Com
mittee will be presented in full At
the same time Mr.. Hill, who is making
the plans, will be present to explain
any points necessary to the Council
or To citizens who will interest them
selves enough TO attend.
The Riverton pigeon shooters
were convicted in the Burlington
County Court last Thursday and were
iiued $50, which is the penalty for
killing one bird. The case will now
be taken to the Supreme Court and
that body will determine the consti-
tutionallty of the net under which the
conviction was made.
People from this town who buy
al, E...lfty w L. i,r
store in Trenton should ask for the
rebate of railroad fare both ways
which he advertises to give. In order
to obtain the concession it is neces
sary to purehas only $40 worth OF
goods aud to state that you saw the
offer in this paper.
While assisting in removing
heavy stones al the qnarries of Jacob
Helms, above York street, last Friday
the sling came in contact with a
heavy piece of timber, one end of
which struck Mr.. Helms, cutting aud
bruising the right side of his face.
The shock was a severe one to Helms
and he has been confined to the house
since the accident.
Word was received here on We'd
nesday last by Himan Laubenstine
of the sudden death Of his son Fred.
erick G. LaubenstIne, at Newark the
same day, of typhoid pneumonia.
Deceased was 33 years of age. The
body was brought here last Wednes
day night and funeral services were
held from his parents residence on
Bnttonwood street at 2:30 o'clock OIL
Saturday afternoon.
st. Johns Dramatic Association
will render the three act drama "The
Vagabonds, at St. Johns Hall, the
afternoon and evening of Thanksgiv
ing Day. Many of the old favorites
will have parts and some new stars
are to be added.
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