The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-11-09
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey

-1@mbertylIle Putfs are still gong
up III smoke Kline X Son sells
them.
hey. Frank Moore has been chos-
en president of Pennington Seminary
succeeding Rev. DIR. Marshall, resigned.
Smoke Lambertyill Pnffs." take
no other on the statement that they
are Just as good.
Inc annual convention of the New
Jersey Sunday School Association
VIII be held in Burlington Nov. 18th
to 18th.
-Thomas Condrev, of Connausbt
illi, broke a small bone in his ankIa
few days ago. which will keep him
from work for some time.
Lamhertyille Pun. Sc. An hon
est cigar, The favorite brand of fas-
tldlous smokers. J. b. Kline 4 Son
No. p Bridge St, Lambertyille. N J.
Elijah Brewer, former resident
OF tins city, but for many years a
policeman on the Philadelphia force.
died quite suddenly ON Tuesday of
last week.
The Improvement Band. of the
FIRST Baptist Church will hold their
annual sale on Wednesday and Tbnrs-
day, November 10th and eth. in the
lecture room of the church
DIR. j. Gibson Petrie has pnrcbss.
ed the house and lot of Abraham Stry-
ker, corner of Jefferson and Clinton
streets. The purchase price was
$4,000.
Melville Black on SATURDAY. finish
ed John W. Smiths water wheel nj
Stockton. The mill is now in running
order again. Nell is not only a good
wheelwrisht but an all-ronnd good me-
chanic
New Jersey building at the st.
Louis Exposition cost SIS 90. The
best offer vet made for the structure
by st. Louis parties. is 800. Unless
that figure is raised it will be taken
apart aud rebuilt after removal to Sea
Girt.
"A special meeting of Common
Council was held Wednesday evening.
when an offer was made by "A repre-
sentative of the Buffalo Pitts Steam
Roller Company to sell the city new
roller on reasonable terms. The mat
ter was laid over until the regular
meeting last Monday evening.
The Washington Crossing Della
ware Bridge Co. was Incorporated ON
October 9th with n capital stock of
", 500. The ineorporators are How
ard NJ. Griti'ee, Ii shares; Ira J.
BLACKWELL shares; Abby l.. Nelson.
IA shares; Annie NJ. Burroughs, Is
shares. Abby l.. Nelson is the agent
in charge and the main office is in the
bridge house
The friends of Mrs. William II.
Gibbs gave her an agreeable surprise
few evenings ago. During the
evening refreshments were served
Those present were Mrs. Sarah A
Wilson, Mrs. w. Wayne Robinson.
Mrs. Addison Hart, Miss Christian,
Mrs. Gnssie Lawrence, Mrs. Cor
nelIus Lake, Mrs. Charles O'Daniel
aud Mrs. Sheath.
number of the friends of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Charles A Slack gathered
at their home, "Riyerview Farm"
Monday evening of last week to cee-
brate the twenty. seventh anniversary
of their marriage. Music, songs,
games and mirth ruled the evening
and refreshments were served. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Slack were the recipients of |
many pretty and useful gifts.
Colonel Lewis L. Bryant, secre-
tary of the New Jersey St. Louis Fair
Commission, has made report of the
number of Jerseyman who have Wis
tied the fair and registered their
names at the New Jersey headquarters
on the fair grounds during the time |
from April 30 to October Il. This re-
port shows that in that time citizens
OF this State to the number of Z, 400 |
visited the Exposition.
If you happen to find two ten
thousand dollar bills in your pocket
at the same time you may be certain
one of them is counterfeit. United
States Treasurer Ellis II. Roberts
stated to the National Bankers con-
vention that there was but one ten
He also said there were "a, 6S3 one
thousand dollar bills in circulation,
and we have to take his word for it,
as we never had all of them at once.
AT the meeting of the Board of
Excise Commissioners, last Tuesday
evening, the room was filled to over
flowing with citizens anxious 20 hear
the result of the vote on the applica-
ton of David Treftz for license to
keep a hotel at his newly acquired
Bridge street property opposite the
pennsylvania railroad station.
"Reminiscences against granting the
license were presented and remarks
protesting against the license were
made by the Rev. s. G. Pitt, pastor
of the Centenary NJ + Church; the
Rev. II. A. MacKubbin, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, and the
Rev. H. s. Smith, rector of st. An
drew's Church. Professor F. A. SEQ
hey also read letter from the Rev.
DIR. III. A. Cordo, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, offering objections
to the license. Oliver |. Blackwell,
counsel for Mr.. Treftz, spoke in favor
of the license.
The application was refused by