The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-03-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

"Lambertville Puts" are still going
upin smoke. Kline x Son sells them,
If the first three days Of March
govern the Spring months, then look
out for wet and clustering time.
b. Newton Curtis. of this city. who
will move to Grover some time this
month, has been appointed postmaster
at that place.
a meeting of the vestry of :. An
drew's Church will be held at the rec
tory on Tuesday evening, March Is,
at $3.50 o'clock.
Ned Hunt, son of Edmund Hunt,
of this city, has secured a position as
fireman on the New York Division of
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
DC. Lambertville Puff 81. An honest
cigar. The favorite brand of fastdous
smokers. j. b. Kline 4 Son. No. %
Bridge ST., Lambertville. n. j.
The Indies of the First Baptist
Church will hold supper in their
lecture room on March % and "a
Tickets 25c Cake, ice cream and
candy on sale.
Cora May. infant child of John b.
Creed, Jr.. son of John b. Greed, ST.,
of this city, died at the home of her
parents in Brooklyn. n. Y, last Tues
day evening, aged 20 months.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of the First Presbyterian Church hold
4 preparatory meeting on Friday eve
ming, and on Sunday morning the
communion services will be held.
AT st. JOINTS X. {. Church oil
Wednesday evening, there will be
L.enten Devotious at 7:S0 o'clock. and
on Friday evening, at the same hour,
the station of the Cross will be reeited
and benediction given.
The Union Steam Fire Engine Co,
No. !, will hold their animal meeting
at the engine house on Thursday ev-
ening, March 10. at 7:50 o'clock. \
full attendance is desired and mem
hers Will report III uniform.
Miss Bessie Campbell will give a
concert at ST. Johns Hall on Monday
evening. March 18th. for the benefit
of the Piano Fund of the High School.
She will be ably assisted By Mr.. Carl
Schlegel, baritone, who sang at Prince
Henry's reception. Tickets, 35e. and
Soc.
AT seven O'Clock next Sunday eve
ming, the topic "A Result of Faithful
Preaching" Matt. IA; lip, will be
presented at the Andrew and Philip
prayer meeting i'll the First Presby-s
terrain Church, of this city. y bust
uess and social meeting will be held
Monday evening, March l4th.
At the regular meeting of the
Board of Excise Commissioners, Tues
day evening of last week, Messrs.
Kroesen, Dilley and Meehan were APP
pointed a committee to whom hotel
keepers must apply for permission to
keep their places open a later hour
than u o'clock at night on special oc-
casions.
Oscar Burd, machinist at Mann's
Paper Mills, found a lady's gold watch
a few days ago in one of the heaters.
One of the hands is gone, but other
wise it seems perfect. The supposition
is that it was dropped in the waste
paper by lady and shipped 10 this
mill. where many carloads of this ma
terial is received each week.
AT the monthly meeting Of the
Board of Education on Wednesday
evening of last week no business of
any special interest to the public was
transacted, except that a line fence
between the boys and girls play
ground at the Third Ward primary
school was ordered erected. y num-
Der of bills were ordered paid.
On Thursday, March l7th lee
ture will be given in st, Johns Hail
for the benefit of ST. Johns Church.
The lecturer is the Rev, S. NJ. Lyons,
of Salem. The choir has been making
preparations to put the musical pro-
gram in a shape that will be a highly
pleasing and notable feature of the
OCCASION Those wishing to procure
reserved seats can do so at Coctran's
Drug Store now.
Charles II. Fallon, ID. d. ., an
nounces that he will occupy his form
er dental parlors, corner Union and
Coryell streets. starting OF Saturday
next, and soiicits his former patron
age. The parlors will be more cont
Portable than heretofore. and owing
10 the destruction by fire of his eutire
dental tools, he was compelled to refit
with new ones, which are the very hest
and most latest made.
Edward Featherstone died from
catarrhal pneumonia At his home i'll
New Hope. Sunday, aged 81 years.