The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-04-06
JESSIE E. PERSON, Editor.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1904.
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
See Grand Depot adv.


Look out for the Hot-Air Band.
Lambertville Putfs" are still going
up in smoke. Kline & Son sells them.
Eleven new boy voices were added
to 5. Andrews Choir on Sunday.
Contributions to the baseball fund
now amounts to Sails.
WANTED Boy to learn printing
trade. Apply at this office.
The Hunterdon County Court will
conven on April 10.
B. Weekser advertises good goods
at cheap prices this week.
Liberty Band is now situated in
their new quarters in the Botti Build
ing.
William Morse mashed several tin-
gers ON Thursday at the Lambertville
Spoke Mill
The St Johns Dramatic Assoc
citation has postponed their play until
carly Fall.
The ladies of 5. Andrews Church
will hold a Parish Tea on Wednesday
evening, April 18th.
John Masten is having new frame
kitchen erected i'll the rear of his resi-
dence on Delevan street.
john Sleifer has opened grocery
store at Bristol, Pa, and will move
his family thereto in May.
Smoke "Lambertville Puffs. Take
no other on the statement that they
are just as good.
Evan T. Roberts is making extern
sive repairs to his property on n.
Main street.
Get an estimate fl ON us before get
ting your house painted.
HoLcoMBE, 81 Main street
William Hunt is painting the resi-
dence of J. w. Crook. corner of Union
and Deleyan streets.
John Hoffman, son of William NJ.
Hoffman, of this city, had successful
operation performed upon his ear last
Saturday.
Thomas Serridge, young man of
this city, fell from box in the rear of
the Pennsylvania Repair Shops on Sat
urday and broke his arm.
Joseph L. Cook, the veteran fish
erman. caught sucker at the mouth
of the Island Greek on Monday that
tipped the scales at three pounds.
Attend the pie and cake sale of the
Junior Epworth League on Wednesday
afternoon, April 18th, and the enter
tainment in the evening.
William Sutterley and family, of
Trenton, have removed to this city,
and occupy 5. 5. Van Horns house on
York street, near Delevan.
Sc. Lambertville Puff. sc. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
ttdious smokers. j. b. Kline IL Son
No. % Bridge St. Lambertville, n. j
Co. + was measured for the new
Khaki uniform OH Thursday evening
This uniform is to be used only for
field and camp duty and rifle practice.
The house recently vacated by
Mrs. Horace Dean, on Church street,
is being extensively repaired and when
completed will be occupied Harry J..
Pierson and family.
DIR. }. w. Carroll has removed from
the corner of Main and Delevan streets
where he formerly kept livery stable
to his property on Delevan street.
The license of Mrs. jeremiah X.
has been transferred to H. c. Savage,
and he took possession April LIST.
Samuel Akers has removed his
family from Trenton to this city. He
has accepted position as OH the heat
in the Lambertville Rubber Mill.
Churchill Lewis, of Pennington,
who for some time past has been work
ing i'll the p. X. h. shops i'll this city,
removed his family here on Saturday.
Hervey s. Holcombe has the con
tract to paint the several houses and
shops belonging to b. +. and j. NJ.
Shanley, at the Goat Hill quarries.
Arthur b. Smith of Trenton has Sc
cured position with Ryan, Akers Il
Smith, dry goods and grocery dealers,
North Ma in street.
Martin Schnutz has removed his
family from Doylestowu to this city,
and is residing on Swan street. Mr..
Schmutz is employed at the New Jer-
sey Rubber Mill.
Geo. f. Black who conducted
store and eating saloon under Hol-
combe Hall, has moved to Blacks
Eddy, Pa, where he will keep an inn
and tavern.
AT $. Andrews Church on Easter
morning a handsome chair and kneel-
ing stool was dedicated to the memory
of the Rev. Elvin *. Smith, late rec
tor emeritus of that church.
The Haymakers' Association, of
this city will have a good time in their
Hayloft on Thursday evening, when it
is hoped that all " Tramps, - TO be in
itiated will at the conclusion firmly
" believe
The rubber cutters at the Lambert
vile Rubber Company's works have
formed union and elected the follow
ing officers: President George Hart
man; Secretary, Frank Cole; Treasurer,
Horatio Eye.
There was more drunkenness than
usual on Easter, especially among the
young men. The Excise Board
should make it their business to find
out who furnishes intoxicating liquors
to minors, and in fact to men on Sun
a.