The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-08-31

adjoining the State Masonic Home,
near Burlington, will be dedicated
some time inOctober.
The new Masonic orphanage, aa.
loinining the State Masonic home near
Mt Holly, will be dedicated some time
in October, when the building will be
finished. Masons from all parts of
New Jersey will take part in the exer-
cises.
Nov is the time to add your name
to our trespass column, and protect
your farm against the rush of gunners
this Fall. 1t will protect You against
trespassers from legal standpoint
Twenty-Five cents to add yonr name
until January next
The Pennington Post in a recent
issue made statement concerning
the Awell Orchestra that was not true
in any sense of the word We wrote
to them asking for correction but no
notice was paid to it. Fair play seems
to hold no part i'll that sheet.
Touring New York in autos is one
of the great features of II visit to the
metropolis. The Park Carriage Com
pany, with an office Mt PAL Fifth aven-
ne, where the starting point Is located
gives perhaps the best service that can
be had III that line of pleasure,
Under the new factory law, which
goes into effect September LIST, fourteen
years is the limit under which children
shall not be employed in factories, and
provides penalty of $40 for each Vi
olation. A penalty of $50 is provided
for parent or guardian falsely swear
to the age of Il child.
Out of the total of /, 167 conViets
IN the State Prison Mt Trenton during
last year no less than 500 were of native
birth, among them BAG colored. The
large proportion of American prison
ers IL somewhat of II surprise and by
no means creditable considering the
Iesal mortal aud religious influence
exerted to keep men from crime.
George Gortright - years old,
living near Califon committed suicide
Monday by toking laudanum. When
he failed to respond to call for dinner
his daughter found HIM living uncon-
scious IN his room with two-ounce
bottle, labeled laudanum, by his side.
lie died soon afterwards. The in
iirmities of old age andj illness are
believed have driven Cortright to end
of his life
"A night blooming cereus owned
by Miss forbert attracted considera-
Bile attention Inst week by the mum
Der size and beauty of the blossoms
ii bore. On Wednesday evening
twelve buds Enclosed aud by midnight
1t was one of the most beautiful spec
linens of that plant ever seen in this
city. A flower which opened on
Thursday night remained open until
ten O'Clock the next morning.
The largest crane ever caught IN
| Hunterdon county was shot aud woun.
ded by Charles Hildebrant, n farmer
Mt Paramount. The bird was OF
Lanee's mill pond when Mr.. Hide
brant shot and broke its wing. Afte
much difficulty he caught the birt
and Gagged it in n orn crib. 1t meas
ures six feet from tip to tip of wings
when standing erect Is nearly five
feet high.
Amos Good, of this city, was ar
rested by Constable Naylor of New
Hope, Mt Solebury Deer Park on Wed
nesday evening last and taken to the
county Jail Mt Doylestown. Good is
charged with stealing silverwarc ont
of lunch baskets of those attending
the Solebury Musical Association n
the grove that day, and also accused
of stealing whips, robes and malici
ously breaking numerous articles. He
was placed under $500 bail to appear
Mt the September term of court.
The Twenty fourth Annual Re
union of the 18th Regiment New Jer
sey Volunteers Veteran Association
will be held at Dover, n j., Thurs
day, September, Is, 1904. IIeadquar
tiers will be established Mt Mansion
House, whore n meeting of the Exec
utive Committee will be held on We'd
nesday evening, September Il, at
o'clock.
The business meeting will be helt
at the Hall of james McDavitt Post
No. "a, G. A. T., at 10 A. NJ, Sep
tember 10, TO he followed by socia
meeting of the Regiment and then
friends.
Dinners will be served at the Man
sion House at r. NJ, at fifty cents
each.
There will be no parade, the inten
ton of the Committee being to have
the Reunion II family one.
Animal dues, 81 90, payable at the
Reunion or, may be sent to Col l.
w. Davis, Soldiers Home, Kearny
n. J.
One member badge and one guest
badge will be issued to each member
without charge; extra guests badges
will be furnished at 10 cents each t.
comrades who notify the Secretary a
to the number they desire.
By Order of
George W. Barlow,
Colonel and President.
Off cia:
S. W. Gordon,
Adiutant and Secretary.