The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-01-13
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.


pected that the business of this office
will continue Just the same. and for the
present va will remain I'll No Il :
Union street,
Our fire loss having been adjusted
however we Will he better able Ia at-
comodate some Of our Patrons And
as soon rs the old hHildihg is IN een-
dition No hope ta rel our office III
sh tIlt to do even h'tt.fal ul.e y nix
than in times past
We hope To lose none of Our friends
and to have a little more of Your pa
thence and assistance.
BUY your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
I.ambertpille Putis are still going
Miss Kate Lyons took her first music
lesson nj the Broad Street Conservatory
Of Music Oh saturday last.
Major Reading inspected Go. +
OH Thursday evening last and cont
mended the boys on their fine showing
at the close Of the drill. y full cont
pany was out.
Israel II. Hunt has disposed of his
green grocery business TO Gardner +.
Dean. who took possession January q.
MIR. Dean has our wish for successful
business career. See his new adv.
Court Crier II. Il. kitehin. On
stable J. y. Hurley, Samuel :. Hu-el-
ton and Theodore Johnson attended
Court at Pennington OH Monday and
Tuesday. Messrs, Huselton and John
son are petit jurors.
Leon I. Washhurn gave as fine an
exhibition of ninstrelsS on Friday eve.
ming as has ever been produced III this
city The attendance was small. but
should they ever return. a large crowd
will undoubtedly greet them.
Patrick Ledger. of this city. who
is foreman in the quarries at stockton,
had three toes cut OFT on Thursday of
last week by having his foot caught in
a hosting engine. Mr.. Ledger has
the sympathy Of everyone in his sad
attiiction.
The Board Of Education OF bella
ware township has employed Mis-
Flora Hamlen of phillipsburg. Il for
mer teacher of the Van DoIah school.
to teach the Higgin~. school. to I'LL tile
vacancy caused by the resignation ot
Miss Ella Servis.
James II Hutchinson, of Trenton,
was arrested on Thursday la-t neal lac
State Hospital by Wallace = Thornton
Agent of the : T. & \ ot this city
for cruelty beating horse Tint he had
attached toa heavily loaded Wagon.
He was taken before n magistrate III
Trenton and fined SD and costs which
he paid
Ely Cooper Sustained badly cut
chin last Thursday evening while Ell
loving the skating OIL the Delaware.
He and several companion skaters we're
pla wing Il game of a. sling en- :. when
Ely thrown to the ground, striking
his chin on another hoy's -katc,. the
result being three stitches taken by q
physician to close the wound.
The Board OF Education of New
Hope held 1t, stated meeting last We'd
nesdav evening. The treasurer re-
ported !. ,s3. gin his hands Tor school
purposes. The committee on build
ings reported an ante-room built At
the hill school aud the heating Of the
new room arranged. Bills 10 the
amount Of 49,. Us were ordered paid.
The following j. the report OF Van
Dolah school for December Pupils
enrolled, - average number OH roll.
3s.22; average attendance. y: per
centage, 80; present every day, Mary
Runkle Wesley kominc. Horace ko-
mine and William Moon: absent only
one day, Elizabeth Bodine aud Alfred
Shepherd. sara ]. I.eshrr i teac her.
During the recent fire al the Hook
er Binding, Mis-, Carrie Johnson who
occupied rooms on the second floor,
had her household goods completely
ruined by water and smoke. Mayor
o. {. Holcombc started Il subscription
aud raised SIS. which he presented to
Miss Johnson The Mayor is receiv-
Ing words of praise OIL every side for
his thoughtful and kindly act.
Thomas T. kilroY. Of this city.
seems to be doomed to misfortune. \
little less than i year ago he lost the
sight of an eye by paue of glass fall
ing from Il shelf and hitting him there
in. aud on Thursday morning last a
heavy Journal box weighing an hun
bred OF more pounds fell on his foot.
crushing il IN horrible manner, He
is an employe Al the Penns yivania X.
X. shops. where both accidents befel
him.