The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-03-23

lluSl, dIu particularly loF IuelF KIM
indulgence during the period when
our affairs were so badly deranged by
reason of the fire, it will be our en-
deavor to still merit continuance of
their good will and patronage by
reason of the quality of our work and
the reasonable prices asked for the
same.
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
Henry c. Savage will occupy the
York Street House on April list.
'Lambertvile Pufis" are still going
up in smoke. Kline 4 Son sells them.
Noah Clark beat Jack Reed in a
shooting match held i'll this city last
Tuesday. Score, Is to II.
d. $. Williams underwent a sue
cessful surgical operation on We'd
nesday and is doing nicely.
Charles Bloomer is having his five
tenement houses on Swan street newly
papered.
William Kroesen had the misfor
tune To sprain his right foot on Mon
day, which is causing him much pain.
VIM. ]. Scott, the shoemaker, has
removed from the rear of Bowden's
shoe store to No. Church street
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday, and
appropriate services will be held i'll
St. Johns aud 5. Andrew Churches.
The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, son-in-law
to the late Chester Wells, occupied the
pulpit at 5. Andrew 5 Church Sunday
evening last.
Remember that the Amwe Or
chestra will give their concert on
April o.
Smoke 'Iambertville Puffs. Take
no other ON the statement that they
are just as good.
This year Easter falls on April 3.
1t will not come again ON that day OF
the month until 1888
Get an estimate from us before get
ting your house painted.
HoLCoMBE, 81 Main street.
PATRICK Duffy, Jr., fell in the pit
at the round house one day recently
aud sprained his left arm and shout
der quite badly.
Van Solver & Opdyke are painting
the third floor of the Botti building,
which will be occupied by the Liberty
Band some time soon.
Sc. Lambertville Puff. &c. An hon
est cigar The favorite brand of fas-
tllious smokers. j. b. Kline x Son
No. % Bridge St., Lambertyille, N. j
The Gardner-Campbell theatrical
troupe played to very poor houses last
week. 1t was said to be the best conf
pany playing here i'll years.
The Amwel1 Orchestra concert on
Wednesday evening, April 9th, is ex-
pected to be the finest one ever given
by this talented organizations.
John Dietz, Jr., had the thumb of
his right hand mashed by getting it
caught between the calanders at the
4ambertville Rubber Mill on Thursday
morning.
Thomas Walker has resigned his
position in Trenton and accepted one
in the store of Jordan Bancroft in
this city.
-Larison ~ Marjerum, ice dealers,
will occupy the Office, stable and yards
recently occupied by Ii. |. Hoagland
rs "A livery.
Con-" Twomey, the butcher, is
now devoting his spare time to the
catching of rats. Fifteen in five days
is his record so far.
Evans T. Roberts, the oil man, is
making extensive repairs to his prop
erty on North Main street, formerly
occupied by George b. Carroll.
The ladies' of the First Baptist
Church will hold n supper III their
lecture room on March % aud "a.
Tickets pc. Cake, ice cream aud
candy on sale.
James Lyons is confined to the
house with an injured foot caused by
a heavy jack falling on it while at
work at the Pennsylvania repair shops
on Thursday.
Luke Haley has been suffering
with a very sore head, the result of
being accidentally hit with hammer
by a fellow-workmen at the Pennsyl-
vania repair shops on Saturday.
The comedy drama, "'Twixt Love
and Money" for the benefit of the l..
A. c. base ball fund, will be presented
by the Alpha Dramatic Association on
the afternoon and evening of April %.
The lecture on Thursday, March
18th, by S. NJ. Lyons, of Salem, for
the benefit of St. Johns Church, was
exceptionally good and fairly attend
ed. The church choir rendered some
pleasing selections.
The Amwell Orchestra have engaged
Stanley Fl. Cauffman, Violincello, and
Clarence F. Brey, Violin, as soloists
for their concert on April 9th. Mr..
Cauffman needs no introduction to the
people of this town as his artistic play
ing is we'll remembered by former
audience.
Robert A. Montgomery has rented
the store now occupied by John ID.
Stockton as pool room and will use
it for an office about May LIST. The
enormous increase in Mr.. Montgom-
ery's stone business compels him to
seek larger quarters and we under
stand he will also increase his clerical
force. Mr.. Stockton has no place in
view as yet.