The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-05-18

| terry and decorating the graves therein with
| flags aad flowers
| y. VIII also assemble at Post Headquarters
| ON sunday evening, May ~, at o'clock. and
attend service at the First baptist Church.
| comrades VIII wear q. \. X. hadge on lef
! breast. carry cane and wear white gloves
| VI VIII assemble nj headquarters ON
| Monday morning, MAY 70, atg o'clock, and
| proceed from thence to Mt. Hope and st.
| John 5 cemeteries and there hold exercises
| appropriate to the day,
| MI. All Comrades are urgently requested
| To attend n reception 10 he rendered the Post
| by the Epworth League ut the Centenary NJ.
| r, church ON Monday evening, MAY ~, nj 8
| O'Clock.
VIII. \ cordial invitation is extended Ia
| all veterans and sons OF veterans to take nn ri
with the Post in all Of the exercises of Me
mortal Day.
IN. order of exercises and committees Will
| bennnuunced by the Committee On Memorial
! Day. Ky order of
| Attest commander.
II. :. kRoEsFN, Adjuiant.
The Memorial Day Committee III !.
:. Kroesen, James O. BELLS. Charles
Lindsey. James Mcconnell aud Jacob
Haas make the following details and
| announcements;
The Post Will visit Riverview Gene
terry on Sunday, May ~, at $50 p NJ. =.
where appropriate exercises will be
held and an address delivered by the
Rev. James T.. DivertY, ID. D., pastor
of the New Hope NJ. T.. Church.
Committee to visit Rosemont. Sandy
Ridge aud surrounding country Cy-
| rcnas Slack and one comrdde.
Mt. Airy aud Rock Church William
! l.. Welsch and one comrade.
New Hope aud vicinity Jacob Haas
| and ole Comradc.
Committee to mark graves in city
cemeteries h. II. Joiner. y. =. Viii
iiams and II. $. kroeseu.
On Memorial Day, at $50 A. NJ. the
line will form on Union street, right
on Ferry, in the following order
Pioneers.
Liberty Band.
Marshal, II. :. Kroesen.
Company +. N. G.. N. ].
| Major {. y. Angel Post, No. 20, G.. a. h
Invited Guests.
Carriages, with speaker aud clergy.
Mayor, Members OF City Council
and City Clerk.
Line will move down Ferry street to
Franklin, to Mount Hope Cemetery,
where the following exercises will he
observed
Music by Band.
Prayer by one of the Clergy.
Reading President Lincolm's Get
| tysburg Address.
| Music by Baud.
Address by the Rev. II. A. Mac
Kubbin, Pastor of the First Prcsby-
terian Church.
Dirge by Band.
Decorating graves in Mt. Hope aud
st. Johns Cemeteries
Firing voley by Company +.
Benedietion.
Taps.
Line will reform aud march to
| Bridge street. To Main, TO Soldiers :
| Monument on York street where flow
erS will be strewn, then march to
| Union street, to Post Headquarters
| aud dismiss.
Contributions Of flowers may be left
at the Post room OF Saturday evening,
| Sunday or at an early hour on Monday
morning. Flowers intended for any
| particular grave should be marked.
All persons attending the exercises
III the cemeteries are requested to
avoid walking on the plots,
The Hunterdon Driving Club has
settled upon Saturday, June ~, ms the
date for its first racing matinee on the
old Pennington Fair Grounds.
According to II statement issued by
| the department of concessions of the
| Worlds Fair, it will cost $50 for the
| total admissions to all the attractions
on the Pike similar tour to Chica-
go cost S35.
While blowing last week, Elias
Sutton, near Califon. turned up cop
per cent dated 1872 He has quite
collection of old coins which he has
! found on his farm. Last year he found
one dated 1903, and the year before
one dated 1921.
The next quarterly convention of
the Hunterdon County +. O. S. of A.
will be held at Glen Gardner in July.
AT the recent meeting in Milford ii
was decided to hold Joint conven-
tion of Warren and Hunterdon camps
either at Asbury or Warren Paper
Mills some time in June.
The Jersey peach crop has not been
destroyed by the severe winter 1t is
not even impaired The ntest report
comes from the heart Of the peach
growing district Of Hnnterdon county
after a careful examination of the buds
on 1000 trees. They are in excellent
condition, and more than the usua
yield of fruit is expected Elk change.
Two boys, while intently fishing in
strictly preserved water, for which
only one was provided with a permit,
were quite suddenly confronted by
the keeper, therenpon one of them,
hastily collecting his tackle, set off at
his best speed acr oss the fields, the
! keeper following. After covering
three or fonr miles of very heavy
country, the angler seated himself
and awaited the painting and angry
pursuer. ''Do you know, asked the
keeper, chat you are not allowed to
fish in that water without a permit"
eyes, - answered the lad, "but ] have
permission, have an order,' "What
/ did you run for them" asked the
astonished and irate keeper. ooh,
just to let the other fellow get away