The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-10-12

Hickory nuts and chestnuts are
plentiful in this section but they are
not quite ready to he gathered yet.
County Superintendent of Public
Schools, Jason 5. Hoffman, has been
reappointed for another term.
The postoilice in this city was
closed from l0:30 a. m. till 80 p. M,
Friday, during the funeral of the late
Postmaster General Payne.
Calvin Solliday, the jeweler, has
fitted the doors and windows of his
corner building with non-rustible wire
screens.
DE. James W. Marshall has ten
| dered his resignation as president OF
Pennington Seminary. His chief
reason being the depleted condition
of the treasury.
= Company F. National Guard, will
resume their weekly drills this month.
Meduls will he gwen to all members
who get n percentage of 100 IN attend
ance ut drills.
Just as one of our prominent citi-
zens was about to step into his S. 600
automobile the other night au acci-
dcnt occurred which married the pleas
u6e Of his trip. Three Stats broke and
lie awoke.
Department Commander James
NJ. Atwood and slal, q. \. r., will
visit MAJOR G. A. Angel Post. No. 20,
this city, on Friday evening of tins
week. All members of the Post are
requested to he present.
Conductor Harry T. Van Horn, of
the Pennington branch. narrowly es-
capped what might have been n fatal
accident on Thursday morning Inst.
As he stepped i'll front of the engine
Of his train another ensiue coming
III the opposite direction threw him
ON the tracks. His head was badly
cut, especially around the temples
aud forehead,
The Nnnng people of Lambert
vile. especially those who are inter
ested III LOYAL Temperance Legion
work, will have pleasant outlng by
leaving New Hope early the morning
of October l5,and going to Wycombe,
to take the trolley to Newtown, where
the Bucks County l.. L. l.. ConVen-
ton Will be held An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged.
The annual list of Farmers lnsti.
tutes has been issued by Franklin
Dye. Sec'y. Those to be held III Hun
terdon are: At Locktown. Friday aud
Saturday. Nov. p and 26; ut Little
York. Tuesday, Dee. =, nj Three
Bridges, Wednesday, Dec. 2s For
programs Of Institutes or of TIA" An
nnnl Meeting, address Franklin Dae.
Secretary, New Brunswick.
The resignation Of l.. y. Jones ms
superintendent of the Mt, Carmel
Baptist Sunday School WAS received
on Aug. %. Since that time the as
sistant superintendent, Mrs. Lucinda
$. Young has conducted the school.
A class for youug men has been start
ed The church in II ITS branches is
in hourishing condition. The Sun
day school being well attended. The
Missionary Society has contributed
two tons of coal to the church and the
Junior Society n load of wood.
Miss Edna Shultz died Mt the home
of Miss Annie German York and
Franklin streets, Mt 1880 o'clock
Thursday morning, aged about 90
wears. The cause of death was diph-
theria and she had been i'll only few
days The funeral took place IN Mt
Hope cemetery Friday morning, the
Rev S. q. Pitt, pastor of the Centen-
AIRY Nj. T. Church conducting short
service. The funeral arrangements
were in charge of Undertaken Peter
Heath.
Colonel Isaac w. Brown, of
Rochester, Ind, who recently de
clared that if 100, 0o0 martens were es-
tablished near the salt meadows in
New Jersey, they would destroy b.,
000, 900 mosquitoes every day. has
made another and an even more in
teresting statement in favor of birds
He was delegated by Miss Helen
Gould to 90 to Texas, and study the
boil weeyil invasion and report
remedy if lie could find one. He
rests his professional reputation
ON the state that if qualls, meadow
'arks, doves and other ground fe ed
ing birds are properly protected, they
will exterminate the boil weevil.
The first lecture of the University
Extension course took place last Sat
urlny afternoon Mt 2:30 o'clock. 1t
was largely attended, but many more,
especially the pupils of the schools
might avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity of hearing first class lecture
in onr own town. The speaker is one
of rare merit aud presents his subject
in wonderfully clear manner. Each
lecture is complete in itself, admission
81 cents The subject of the next one
is "The Puritan Revolution" Satur-
day, Oct. 18TH in the Lecture Room
6 tIo Rantiut 4 hurcb
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