The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-02-08
Buy your coal of Geo. ". Massey

-DU9 your cOdL Vi bSO. ", Massey
For monumental work, 90 to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner of Bridge
and Franklin streets.
-Lambel tville Puffs' are still going
up in smoke. Kline Y Son sells
them.
Mrs. Mary Mcclure, of Cottage
Hill, has been granted pension of
So per month.
Arthur Van Malta will remove to
the row owned by s. S. Van Horn, on
York street on March LIST.
Easter Sunday this year vii! fall
on April %, as late in the year as it
is possible for it to come.
Samuel Clark, of this city is can
vassing this city and towns from Will
burtha to phIlllpsbur for a new Dir
ectory.
Patrick Riley, of Columbia Fire
Co.. No. A, has been appointed a
member of the FIRE Patrol in place of
Thomas II. Larson, deceased.
The tea announced for Mednes-
day evening at S. Andrews Hall has
been postponed until Thursday eve
ming.
John W. Dilley has been appoint
ed master carpenter, ON the Beyi dere
Division, p. Il. r. in place OF Marx
L. Smith resigned.
A "Mal tina Washington" Tea will
be given by St. Agnes Band in S. Au
drew's Hall on Wednesday evening,
February 22nd.
"A horse belonging to Ryan, Akers
& Smith, ran away Saturday after
noon and broke to pieces the shafts
of the delivery 5 ed and damaging the
harness.
"A moving picture entertainment
will be given in Holcombe Hall, Fri
day evening, February 10 for the ben
eft of Amwell Circle, Ne As, Brother
hood OF the Union.
james S. Studdiford, of the Lam
bertville National Bank, slipped aud
fell on Saturday, owing to the icy
condition of the streets and sprained
his right wrist.
David L. Hoicombe has resigned
his position at Ireland quarries aud
has removed to the farm formerly
owned by his father, b. Anderson
Hoicombe.
James G. Pidcock aud Miss Min
ME Ellmick, of this city, were mar
ried by the Rev. IL. S. Smith, at s.
Andrew S Church, on Thursday, De
cember 2Sth.
The officers of Mount Carmel Bap-
fist Church will hold their annual
dinner, on Wednesday, February 18th
This dinner is given to pay interest oil
the mortgage of their church building
and it is hoped that all will aid at this
time. Tickets, s. cents, children, 20
cents.
George w. Massey, superlnten-
dent of the LambertvllIe Gas Light
Company, inspected plant at Bridge
ton on Monday with view to find
Gt
value to the plant in this city. 1t Is
found necessary owing to increased
business to enlarge and add new ma
chinery to care for the new demands.
Rev Frank b. Moore, d. D.,
president of Pennington Seminary,
announced Wednesday evening the
receipt of another Sl.100, which Is to
be used in liquidating the seminary b
debt. DR.. Moore has during the
past ten months raised $44 900 of the
$50, 900 debt with which the seminary
was burdened when he became It's
president.
Report of Van Dolah' School for
month of January 1905. Number Of
days on roll, 639, days present, 5l5 );
absent, 1913 5; no boys on roll, 20;
girls on roll Il; total, 81. Horacs
Romine was present every day. Wes-
ley Romiue,, Alfred Shepherd ana
William Moon, every day but one.
H. H. FISHER,
Teacher.
There will be conference Of the
Prohibition party of New Jersey at
Trenton, Monday, February 18th.
There will be two sessions morning
and afternoon. The meeting will be
held under the auspices Of the State
executive committee, and topics per
tanning to the future work OF the par
ty will be discussed. Rev. james
Parker, late candidate for governor,
will be one of the speakers.
Jonathan H. Pidcock, who left
this city about seventeen years ago,
died in Webster, South Dakota, jam
airy 80, from diabetes. His body was
brought here Wednesday and taken
to the residence of his brother-in-law,
Asher Stout, on North Franklin
street. Funeral services were held
at the residence of Mr.. Stout Thurs
day afternoon and the burial took
place in Mt Hope cemetery, under
the direction of Undertaken Heath.
The ann ual meeting of St. An
drew's Guild was held Friday eve
ming, when the following officers were
elected: Directress, Mrs. Torbert Cor
yell; assistant directress, Mrs Emma
Barber, secretary, Miss Emma Runk;
treasurer, Miss Mary MIlIen; collect
ors, Mrs. Israel II. Huselton, Mrs
Hervey s. Holcombe, Miss Emma l.
Runk and Mrs. Charles Young; dele