The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-02-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


evening.
This month will be the longest Feb.
ruary since 1896
Two new eases of smallpox are re-
ported from Doylestown.
"Lambertville Puhsn are still going
up III smoke. Kline Il Son sells them.
Some farmers are trimming their
apple orchards Good idea; better
fruit
The streams in the vicinity of Hol-
land have been stocked with mountain
trout
]. Frederick Meginnes has removed
his family from Wilmington, Del, to
this city.
The members of the Royal Area
mum, of this city, held smoker :
Monday evening.
Pennington society folk will hold
their ball of the season i'll the opera
house, February Il.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of New
Jersey will meet in Trenton on March
9-the same date the Methodist Con-
ference will convene.
Many of our residents are taking
advantage of the free vaccination now
being offered daily at the Council
Room. in Masonic Hall.
The Pennington Concert Band will
give its annual minstrel and variety
performance in the Opera House on the
evening of February 9th.
&c. Lambertville Puff 90. An honest
cigar The favorite brand of fastidious
smokers. J. b. Kline y Son, No. %
Bridge St, Lambertville, \. j.
John Il. Trewin Il Co. have closed
out their entire stock of clothing and
will reopen about March list with
new line of furnishings for Men aud
Boys.
There is some talk of the Pennsyl-
yauia Railroad double-tracking its Bel
yidere Delaware Division. This is said
to be one of the busiest single track
roads In the East.
The Ancient Order knights of the
Mystic Chain received their insurance
Thursday TO the extent of one-half of
the loss sustained in the recent Hook
err Building fire.
Three events fall due this month
--Lincoln's Birthday, the 18th Val
entine Day, the 14th, which occurs on
SUNDAY and will be celebrated Mon
day, and Washington's Birthday on
the I'D.
Don Wilmot. youngest son OF MIR.
and Mrs. William II. Wilmot, OF North
Union street, had one of his legs bad
~ wrenched ON Thursday while iii-
dulging in the pleasures Of jumping
= free-hacks.
DIR. ]. Gibson Petrie had the mis-
fortune to badly hurt his right arm on
Friday evening by the upsetting OF a
sled wherin he and ten others were en-
loving a strawridc. The accident hap
pened near Ringoes.
Andrew f. Joiner badly mashed
finger by getting it caught between
boot car and partition III one OF the
boot rooms at the Leambertville Rub
Der Mill on Thursday, which has kept
-. &c., ,,.o,.tx zinc.
The remains of Rachal Larue widow
of Asa Larue former resident of Dele
ware Township, We're inferred IA ihe
SANDY Ridge Cemetery on Thursday
last. Deceased war 81 years Of ageand
resided with her daughter, Mr. kTertt
Higgins, at Klinesville.
The body of W. J. Lamarsh. who
was drowned at Freuohtown on the
evening of January I'D, falling from
the Delaware bridge, on which he was
employed as laborer, was found last
Saturday within two hundred feet of
the bridge, on the Jersey side. The
deceased was about 65 years of age
and was a resident of Connecticut.
Charles Sheckelton, of New Hope,
in attempting to land on the Pennsyl-
vania shore from the passenger boat
used on the river one day last week,
misjudged the distance aud stepped
into the icy waters. 1t was with diff
ficulty that he was drawn out to safety.
This young man wears the medal tor
crossing the State of Ohio in four
hours.
Martin c. Young, of Reaviile, who
was arrested by Wallace p. Thornton,
local agent of the ). P. c. a., some
ten or more days ago, on the charge of
starving and maltreating his horses
and cattle, was on Wednesday last
fined $40 and costs, aggregating to the
sum of s24.70 His stock was taken
from him, as we'll, and placed in other
hands by the society.
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