The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-12-14

Order your calendars at this office
now. The time to distribute them Is
fast approaching.
Brotherhood topic in the First
Presbyterian Church. next Sunday
evening, at : o'clock "A Christmas
Gift After Christ's Own Heart.
On and after January LIST, 1905,
the Pennsylvania Telephone Company
will give free service to New Hope to
their subscribers.
Smokers would do we'll to see j.
b. Kline x Sons supplies for holiday
gifts before making purchase. See
the small boxes of Putfs.
The Knights of Columbus in this
city intend placing a pool table IN
their club rooms in Masonic building
soon for the use of their members.
Weather prophets are now predict
my that before the month closes a
present of ton of coal will be more
acceptable than pair of diamond
earrings.
Alvin Hortman, of this city. has
sold his farm near Oak Dale To j. j..
Arnwine. 1t contains 100 acres and
Is widely known as the Samuel Bar
Der farm.
You couldn't make nicer Christ
mas gift to any gentleman than Il box
of Lambertville Putfs. You can get
them in boxes of - for 50c boxes OF
% for Sl.00, or larger boxes If desired.
Henry G. Savage, proprietor of
the York Street House, On Saturday
purchased that hotel from Gervas
Ely. The large tract of land, barn.
etc, is included in the deal.
Next Saturday evening will be
''Visitors' Night" at the Apollo Club.
Ladies and gentlemen are cordially
invited to come in and enjoy a social
evening. Hours from to 10 A. NJ.
DO not forget the supper to he
held by the Dorcas Society Ill the
Centenary NJ. +. Church Wednesday
aud Thursday of this week. Fancy
and useful articles will be on sale.
Five new rows of seats have been
added to the seating capacity at Hol-
combe Hall. making now ten rows of
first. class seats. Manager Botti prom.
ises more improvements.
Although the entire receipts from
the firemen's supper last week are
not us yet all in, it Is thong ut that the
Union boys will clear the neat sum of
1850 therefrom
At the joint meeting of commit
tees from Company T and Liberty
Band last Tuesday evening the date
fixed for the drill of select men aud
band concert WAS set for Friday even
ing, December 30th, in the armory.
Comrades Harry S. Kroeson, Reu-
ben NJ. Hartman and John II. Chidis-
ter, of Post 20, G.. A. r., have been
appointed committee to encourage
and assist i'll organizing a camp of the
Sons of Veterans in this city.
The employees of the wheel room
at the Lambertyille Spoke Works
have been working ten hours day
for the past week or 80 in order to
supply the many orders for these
goods. Heretofore they were work
ing nine.
Patrick Cayanaugh died at his
home on Buttonwood street at l0:40
O'Clock Sunday night. He leaves
widow and six children. Funeral
services were held at St. Johns Gnu
rch this Wednesday, morning at
$50. Interment in St. Johns Gem
etery.
We have gazed upon pretty pipes
in our time, but never before have we
seen such beauties as are being dis
played this year by J. b. Kline &
Son. And best of all the prices are so
reasonable. A Hint-They make ex-
cellent Christmas gifts for faith er,
brother or sweetheart.
The we'll known old homestead
farm belonging to the estate of Joseph
Lair, deceased, situated in Delaware
township. near Mt Airy Station, con
tanning 10S acres. has been sold to
New Hope party for $1,000 For build
ings, location and quality of land, it
is said to rank among the best in the
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Prall
were "At Home" again on Thurs
day last, assisted by Mrs. John Lilly,
Mrs. j. Lambert Reed. Miss Gertrude
Ely and Miss Carrie Stout. The tas-
tily decorated rooms presented as
coy an appearance as WAS shown on
the previous Thursday. Music from
the Amwell Orchestra added charm
ingly to the delightful occasion.
When you visit the City of Lam
bertville go to A II. Titus and see
the Is and 25 cent picture frames,
they are just the thing. We are get
ing our second shipment of them.
Buster Brown-WELL! its a snap for
Santa Clans. We also have our full
line of holiday goods in fact every
thing pertaining to an np-to-date
stationary store.
j. w. Rockafellow, of Sergeants-
vile, this county, says au exchange,
has been granted a patent on improve
ments in trolleys for electric railway
cars receiving current from suspend
ed wires or conductors, the object be-
ing to provide trolley with simple
device to prevent the trolley jumping
off the conductor, the device being
adjustable to adapt the same to con-
ductors of different shapes or sizes.
An informal opening OF the New
E,,,;tura op1 Corpat Gfora will tok o