The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-08-24


their canning factory this week.
The Republican State Convention
will be held at Trenton OH Sept. Goth
Charles Treftz and William G.
Bayard have opened an electrical sup
ply house on Coryell street.
The Sunday School of the First
Presbyterian Church will be held on
Thursday at Deer Park.
John d. Stockton has rented the
store occupied by Charles +. Smith
and will conduct his pool business
there.
The katydid has been singing fol
some time and it will not be long he.
fore we will have frost.
On what authority or by whose
has David Treftz been assured of n
retail license even before erecting n
hotel?
Lewis Dilley, while driving one
day last week, was overcome with the
heat. He is now at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. S. S. Van Horn.
The Pennington Hook and Ladder
Co has declined to accept the invita-
ton to participate in the parade At
LambertyiIle on Labor Day.
"A rural editor says: "Owing to
the crowded condition of our columns
number of births and deaths have
been postponed this week.
The Amwell NJ. E., known as Rock
church, will hold a harvest home near
the church, August 81, 1904. If
stormy next fair day.
Mr.. b. II. Taylor has purchased
Thos. Thorne's property on n. Union
street where he expects to reside in
the future.
Charles Smith will remove his
stationary store from the corner of
Union and Bridge streets to the one
recently vacated by John Reinert.
Harry Williams has sold his agen-
cy for the Blakely Laundry, of Tren-
ton, to Fred Finger who will take
charge about September LIST.
&c. Lambertville Puff. Sc. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tldious smokers. J. B. Kline 4 Son.
No. 81 Bridge St. Lambertville, N. j.
Rabbits are reported ms being I'M
usually plentiful along the country
roads, but wait until the season opens
and then the usual scarcity will be no
ticed.
The annual harvest home of the
Amwell NJ. L. Church will be held on
Wednesday, August 81, afternoon and
evening. Music will he furnished by
brass band.
Mr.. o. I. Blackwell, real estate
agent Inns purchased for David Treftz
the two properties on Bridge street
occupied by b. II. Taylor and W. Il
Wagg
Henry |. Budd, State commission
er of public roads, says that the de-
mand for stone roads, throughout the
State is greater than the department
can meet.
Supreme Court Justice Pitney re-
Gently decided that mans salary and
wages are his income and are liable to
be levied on i'll satisfaction of Judge
ments.
jacob Lacey, well known char
acter around this town at intervals
was brought up on the same old
charge of being drunk and disorderly
at Bordentown last Thursday.
We are always thankful for items
of interest. Do not be backward
abont handing them tous, even if they
do refer to yourself. Your friends
will enjoy reading them.
Owing to the weather the opensair
concert which was to have been given
by the Amwell Orchestra last Friday
night was called off. The Hot Air
Band will give the concert this week
on Friday evening
The Republican State League
Convention will be held at Asbury
Park on September 3D. The different
committees are working jointly to
make this a great demonstration.
All Republicans are invited.
CONTRARY to statements made it is
understood that Governor Murphy
will not make nm address Mt the
Merchants Carnival. While he prom
ised to do so when the committee
waited on him, ne has since refused
to attend.
Miss Reba Pedrick, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Pedrick, of
bennington and Mr.. Robert Cook
were married at the home of the bride
on Wednesday last. Miss Belle
Heller of this city was bridesmaid
aud Russell Pedrick, brother of the
bride was best man.
Charles l.. Myers and George
Snyder, boatmen, were arrested near
Wilburtha Friday, by W. 2. Thorn
ton of the $. p. G. A., of this city,
for cruelty to animals. 1t is said they
had been abusin & two mules with sore
shoulders. They were each fined $40,
which with the costs amounted to
total of $27.20.
Twenty-Five carloads of rails for the
Trenton, Lambertville and New Hope
street railway have arrived at Yardley.
About one hundred men are now at
work binding the line. President L.
Cadwalader stated yesterday that the
work on the new trolley was progress
ing rapidly. All of which is good
news for the people of New Hope.
The Yardley Delaware Bridge
Company have at last made visible
move towards the building of the new
bridge. A few masons were working
on the piers last week and large
force is to be put ON next week. They
found the piers in very good condition
and will soon be ready for the iron
after the work begins. The bridge is