The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-12-28
Buy your coal of Geo. w. Massey

=. ID. Case OF Sandy Ridge lost 1
valuable Holstein COW few days
ago.
Try electric lights in your home,
Best aud cheapest light on the mar
ket.
BY the will OF the late Joseph
Hagaman the Sergeantsyille NJ. Z
Church receives $500
Smoke Lam bertyile Puffs, take
no other on the statement that they
are just as good.
On January ., no freight will be
received or delivered, aud no freight
trains will be run ON the Belvidere
division of the Pennsylvania railroad.
The Rev. W. Whiteside. OF Scot
land, who has been filing the pulpit
of the Mt Airy Presbyterian Church,
will be rendered a ca | ON January LIST.
Surveyors are now at work be
tween this city and Ringoes, making
the survey for the new macadam road
which will be commenced next spring.
"A movement is on foot to submit
to the voters of HopewelI a propositi
ON to bond the town for the purpose
of increasing the water supply.
The Lambertville Heat. Light
and Power Company has placed an
electric motor in the store of j. w.
Hoppock, to be used as power to his
coffee mill.
This is one of the years having So
Fridays, which seldom occurs. Con-
sequently the subscribers of The REC
ORD this year get an extra issue for
the resu ar price of So numbers.
Barton Huffman. of Ringoes, ex
poets to open an Office in the Postal
Exchange in a short time. Mr.. Huff
man is reliable dealer in grain,
-four and machinery.
Your deeds, leases. contracts,
and important papers are safer in our
ssfe- deposit vault than in your home.
Small cost SO a year.
The Lambertville National Bank.
Wilbur II. Taylor, formerly with
Swift and Company, Trenton, has
been employed by Lambert Reed in
the interest of the Lsmbertville
"Suag" rubber boot, and will travel
in West Virginia and Maryland.
The New Jersey State Horticul-
tural Society will hold its thrtieth
annual meeting in the Court room, at
the State House in Trenton, on Janu
airy 9th and 9th. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared.
The Rev. William j. FitzGerald,a
former pastor of st. Johns Il. G.
Church Of this city, now pastor of st.
Mary Magdelenes Church of Mill
vile, celebrated the twentieth ami
versary of his ordination to the priest
hood Tuesday evening last
William II. Hillard, of Sandy
Ridge, has purchased the farm be-
longing to the Est. of Elijah Holco-
IN he at private sale. Mr. HilIard is
sou in law of Mr.. Holcombe and has
resided on said farm for several
years.
!. Hart Stockton, discovered last
week that he bad dishonest man In
his employ and discharged him forth
with. The man went to Mr.. Stock
tons home, where he boarded, and
then left town. After he had gone it
was discovered that Mrs. Jonathan
Dilley, Mr.. Stockton's daughter, had
a valuable ring stolen.
DIR. Green reports that 1874
students were graduated from the
Normal School last year, and that all
of these students have received
at an average salary Of
S44 SO q month This is an increase
of 80. 90 over that of last year and is
the largest average salary received by
any beginning class in the history of
the school.
A meeting of the Lambertville
Association was held on
Wednesday evening and the old Off
GERS were elected to serve the COM
ing year. James ID. MacKay was ell
ected manager by unanimous vote
Three names we're added to the Board
of Directors, being appointed by the
president, and were Chas. j. Berron,
Frank Cole and J. w. Cooper. Man
ager MacKay stated that the team
next seas n would be first class in
every particular and that he was al
ready booking games.
There are no rumors as yet that
capitalists will build summer hotel
or boarding house here. 1t would be
a step in the right direction and one
that would attach considerable impor-
lance to our town. A large board
ing house would attract city people
here for the summer season and
doubtless in time induce them to
build fine homes and become permin-
ent residents. Our high altitude,
pure air and spring water, surround
ing hills and valleys, forests aud
streams, are particularly attractive to
city people. A more concerted action
in the right direction would accom-
plish much for the good of Lambert
vile.
According to present plans the
new bridge across the Delaware river
at Yardley will be formally dedicated
January 2. An examination of the
structure was made by representa-
tives of the Yardley Delaware Bridge
Company and the work was found to