The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-02-22
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey

and Franklin streets.
-Folkner & Rittenhouse are now
giving purchasers the choice of punch
cards or green trading stamps.
Our faith in the grounding as d
weather prophet is becoming strong
er as the days go by.
A Board of Trade was organized
in Washington, n. j., on Tuesday
evening last
The Rev. George Wendall, of
Woodbury., will occupy the pulpit of
the First Baptist Church on Sunday
next.
Patrick Higgins, an employee of
of the Pennsylvania r. r. Shops is
suffering from PARTICLES of iron fling
lodging in his eyes.
Company F, Second Regiment,
National Guard, will celebrate its
thirty-third anniversary at the armory
in Holcombe Hall. Thursday evening.
Washington Camp, No Up. o. 5
of A, will give an entertainment this
Wednesday, evening at their rooms
in Odd Fellows Hall.
Six horses were disposed of at
Edward b. Aliens sale at Stony
Brook Farm on Thursday, at an aver
age price of $17S.
Lewis T. Ford, former superln-
tendent of the Belvidere division, p
r. R., has been promoted to superin
tendent of the New York Terminal.
-Lambertville Puff sc. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. j. b. Kline " Son,
No. % Bridge ST., Lambertyille, NJ
New Jersey will be represented
in the parade at the Inauguration of
of President Roosevelt by one troop
of cavalary, one regiment of infantry
and battery of artillery.
Twenty two persons were receiy-
ed ON probation at the Centenary NJ.
Z. Church last Sunday morning as a
result of the revival meetings Of the
past few weeks.
The members of the Sunday
School of the Mount Carmel Baptist
Church will give concert on We'd
nesday evening, March LIST Adults 10
cents. children cents.
Residents along the Delaware
river fear that the great body of sno"
and ice will cause a great freshet
While 1t Persages danger 1t may pass
off with little trouble.
A "Martha Washington Tea" will
be held at S. Andrews Hall this
"Wednesday evening. A short play
will be given and the Amwell Orches-
ira will furnish music.
The Newton Jones Concert Com
pany will give the Bird entertainment
in the course under the auspices of
the Epworth League on Thursday
evening, February 80. Tickets 30
cents.
The official DO ard of the Centen-
airy NJ. E. Church have asked for the
return of the Rev. s. G.. Pitt, but he
has asked for change of appoint
ment aud it is Likely he will be re-
moved.
Mrs. Wilmot, mother of William
II. Wilmot, Charles X. Wllmot and
Joseph A. Wilmot, of this city, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Mahlon Schanck, at Flemingten, on
Thursday night.
The Mount Holly Fair Association
has decided that no intoxieants shall
be sold on the grounds during the
next fair. The drouth will be hard
on some of the farmers, but perhaps
they will be we'll irrigated before the
dry spell commences.
Miss Vernerva Hull, daughter of
Mrs. Stephen Hull, and George
Sheets, of this city were united IN
marriage on Saturday by the Rev. S.
q. Pitt, pastor of the Centenary NJ.
E. Church. After a trip to Washing
ton, d. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Sheets will
take up their residence here.
The Amwell Orchestra Concert
which will be given on Thursday oy-
enlng, March 2, promises to be equal
to those given in former years. They
will be assisted by f. j. Burns, Clar-
ionet;W. b. Stobbs, drums, tympanIst
and bells, A. l.. Janson; Appel o and
Virtuoso d. Chetwood Van Solver
viii also sing with orchestral a ccom
paniment.
No spring election will be held
in New Jersey this year. the Senate
on Tuesday of last week passing the
House bill abolishing spring elections
and the Governor signing the bill on
the day following. All townships,
town and borough officials whose
terms were to expire this spring, will
now continue III OiilCo uutlI ohHuntf
LIST next, their successors to be elect
ed at next falls election.
The thirty-seventh annual con-
vention of the New Jersey Grand
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, convened
III Trenton Wednesday and Thursday.
The order was instituted AZ years ago
in Washington, d c., by Justice IL.
Rathburn. 1t has grown steadily
ever since and now numbers nearly
60O,0 The membership in New
Jersey is $4,000. While it was in
tended originally to confne the order
to the United States, it has extended
to Canada, Alaska, Hawaii and Cuba,
and proposition to establish the or
der in England and other foreign
counties is being agitated.
Miss Anna Broadhurst died al
ST Francis HosDital Trenton, on