The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-12-21

1aLibei ANllle uliS ut Z sum sum
up in smoke. Kline & Son sells
them.
Efforts are being made to estab-
lish fire drills in the schools of our
city.
Columbia Hose Company has had
it's name changed to Columbia Fire
Company.
An organization of the Sons of
Veterans will soon he effected in
Lambertville. 1t is thought mem
bership of so will De secured
The Sunday School of the First
Baptist Church will hold their Christ
mas entertainment on Friday evening
at 7:30.
Electric motors give steady salts
factory power. The Lambertville
Heat, Light & Power Company are
anxious to give You estimates.
"A Christmas entertainment will
be given by the First Presby terrain
Sunday School on Friday evening
next at 80 O'Clock.
Smokers would do well to see j.
b. Kline Il Sons supplies for holiday
gifts before making purchase. See
the small boxes of Puifs.
A shooting match will be held on
Mathew Corners lot, in West Am
well township for an Alderney cow
on Monday, December %.
John Wellington Sproat. of Tren-
ton, former resident of this city,
has gone into the missionary field
under the auspices of the Episcopal
Church.
You couldn make nicer Christ
mas gift to any gentleman than "A box
of Lambertville Puffs. You can get
them in boxes of 12 for soc boxes of
25 for 81 90, or larger boxes if desired.
Your deeds, leases, contracts,
aud important papers are suffer in our
sefe-deposit vault than in your home
Small COSTS IA year.
The Lambertville National Bank.
John S. Vanhouten died sudden
ly at his nome near Pennington last
Saturday morning. Heart disease
was the cause. He was sixty seven
years old.
Lakes Hotel at Pennington is adj
vertised to he sold by Sheriff Di,ts
December 81. w. kuebler's Sons,
the Easton brewers, are the plaintiffs
in the case.
The electric motor recently placed
in the RECORD printing plant by the
Lambertvile Heat, Light & Power
Company has been great attraction
for several days. All who have seen
it are highly pleased
AT the close of the service on Sun
day morning last, DIR. III. A. Cordo,
pastor of the First Baptist Church
rendered his resignation to take eff
feet on or before the last Sunday in
January.
George L. Lowe, of Trenton, and
Miss Margaret Lauer, of this city,
were married at the Centenary NJ. f.
parsonage Friday, by the Rev. Sher-
man G.. Pitt. They will reside in
Trenton.
This newspaper has class OF cir
culation that makes advertising in its
columns rich with results. 1t has II
quantity of circulation at rates that
mean great profit to the person using
the paper.
The superintendent of Adam s
Express Company has asked that all
Christmas express be sent as early as
possible This will to great extent
prevent the great rush at the last
moment and also insure that packages
will be handled more carefully.
-Theo. s. Stout will open first
Union and Delevan streets, on Tues
day next. Meals will be served at all
hours in way to tempt the appetite
Oysters will also be sold at retail
Full line of confectionery. He asks IA
share of your patronage.
Benjamin H. Atchley, we'll
known and highly respected citizen
of Titusville, died suddenly Wednes-
day morning of paralysis. He was
sitting in chair conversing when
the end came. He resided for num-
Der of years with G. H. Swift and
was unmarried. He was 6S years of
age.
Before the iron bridge over the
creek in New Hope is torn down to
prepare for the erection of stronger
structure, the old Union steam fire
engine will be taken from Lambert
vile and placed in readiness for SER
vice in the southern section of New
Hope, as the only way to reach that
part of the town is made necessary by
the trolley road crossing it.
The case of John II. Moore vs..
Martin V. b. Holcombe which was
tried before Squire Lyman and jury
some weeks ago wherein a verdict
was obtained in favor of Moore, was
retired on appeal in the Hunterdon
County Court of Common Pleas and
decided on Monday, December 5th.
The appellate court reversed the
Judgment below on the merits of the
case and gave Judgment in favor of
the defendant, Mr.. Holcombe, with
costs against Moore.
The Hunterdon County Court has
adjourned its session until January 4.
In the Supreme Court the case Of
Amos Mumma against the Easton and
Amboy Railroad Company and Lee
high Valley Railroad Company result
ed in a non-suit on the ground that
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