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

VIM. Demass has accepted posi-
ton in the Flour Mills at Burlington
Aaron Wyckoff has moved in the
house formerly occupied by VIM. Con
way on Bridge street.
o. c. Holcombe has placed a new
Mathushek piano in the home of Mrs.
Mary Stockton Reading.
The impression gained by travel
lers on the railway in passing through
our town is that it is busy and thrifty
one. In coming from either way in
dnstries and factories running at full
blast present themselves to the locker.
Lambertvlle P. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at Lamhertville, n. j. for
thirty days ending May 18th, 1904:
Ehas. Kelley, james T.. Lambert.
Miss Fanny l.. Stout
CHAs. \. SKILLMAN, Z. NJ.
The Town Improvement Associa-
ton has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
President Mrs. William Swan.
First Vice Pres Mrs. Ellie Erisman.
Second Vice Pres. Mrs. $. W Cock
ran
Secretary Mrs. james Lyman.
Watson '. Harrison, a former
resident of this city, and Miss Al
vida Ffaley were married by the
Rev. G. II. Woolston, on Thursday.
Both Mr.. Harrison aud his bride are
residents of Philadelphia. he being
employed 10y the Pennsylvania Rail
road Co. The happy couple spent
saturday and Sunday with relatives
IN Lamhertville.
Major Thomas b. Scarborough, a
former resident of New Hope died at
his home in Philadelphia, on Tuesday
of last week, aged 63 years. During
the Civil War he enlisted in the 104th
Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers
and gained an excellent military rec
ord. Major Scarborough was broth
er to Mrs. l.. II. Sergeant and Miss
Rachel Scarborough, of this city.
The Rev. II. S. Smith, rector of
S. Andrews Z. L. Church, aud wife,
contemplate two or three months
tour in Europe, starting in July. Mrs.
Snitb loo baa,, ~ ,,aar baaItl, f,r ao,,o
time past and this trip is to be made
in the hope of benefiting her. She is
now with relatives i'll New York and
will not return to LambertvilIe till af
ter the visit abroad.
\ stirring patriotic address will be
given in the Centenary Methodist
church, next Wednesday evening,
May %, by Rev. II. T. Gravatt, of
First. Church Millyille. This meeting
is the second one under the direction
of the Wesley Brotherhood and Is for
men only. Rev. H. T. Grayatt' : sub
iect will be "Our Ship of State aud
the nearness of Memorial Day will
make it unusually attractive Post
20, q. A. II. have accepted m invita-
ton to be present and ms the speaker
has quite reputation rs patriotic
speaker large audience is expected.
All men are invited. Washington
Camp p. O. S. of A. and O. u. A. NJ.
have accepted invitations to attend in
n body.
The following pupils of st. Johns
school received 80 per cent. and over
in scholarship during April:
First Grade Katherine Conway,
Helen O'Brien, Mary Behan, John
Eagen, Paul Moonan, Joseph Bloom
er, Francis Moonan, William Marter-
son, William Ensau, Catherine Pur-
tell.
Second Grade William Scrrdge,
Mary Higgins, Madeline Conway,
Paul Easan, Margaret Cavanaugh
Third Grade Mary Bulger, Mary
Ledger, Elizabeth Pidcoek, Mary Nal
10y, Nicolas Casey, John Cnllau, Mn
ry Twomoy, Mary O'Btien, Eva Grow
ley, Mary Ledger, Rose Garmody,
Anna Kearns, Francis Eaglu, Alice
Leary.
Fourth Grade Eugene Behan,
Thomas McGnire, Anna Burns. Elem
nor Weiss, John Behan, John Con
wav, Robert Moonan, Raymond Ham
NELL, Loretta Bulger.
Fifth Grade Mary Biglcy; Regina
O'Rourke, Geraldine Twomey, Lizzie
Cruise, Mary Chapman, James Buch-
anan, Anna Behan, John Grady, Ma
ry Champion.