The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-01-25
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey

Sunday, January goth.
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday,
March 9Th, and ends on Easter Day,
April Esd.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner of Bridge
aud Franklin streets.
Lambert ille Puffs" are still going
up in smoke. Kline & Son sells
them.
Alvin Hortman is readvertising
his milk route at public sale, to take
place on Monday, January 30th.
Electric motors give steady salts
factory power. The Lam bertyllle
Heat, Light & Power Company are
anxious to give you estimates.
The Amwell Orchestra will give
their annual concert on Thursday
evening, March 2. Particulars will
be announced later.
With population of nearly 9, 400
the deaths in Pennington in 1904 num-
bered but 81. And strange to y,the
same number died III 1903.
The L. A. C.. will receive about
one hundred dollars from the play
given for their benefit by the Alpha
Dramatic Associstion
February has three days of note
Lincoln's Birthday, the 18th; st. Val
entine's Day, the 18th; aud Wash
ington's Birthday. the 22nd.
"A slight fire occurred in the arm
DRY room of Company one evening
last week, but was soon extingulshed
by William Lawyer, the janitor.
The second sociable aud tea of
the season will be held by s. An
drew's Guild and S. Agnes Band, at
s. Andrews Hall, on Wednesday eve
ming, February /.
Samuel Clark, of this city, has
started i'll the tea, coffee, spice and
baking powder business. Goods de-
livered to your homes, Mail orders |
will receive prompt attention.
New Jersey now has four living |
ex-Governors-Fr Franklin Murphy, Eos
ter NJ. Voorhees,, John W. Griggs and
George T. Werts, the latter being the
only Democrat.
Elmer L. Robertson, of Stockton,
recent local agent of the MetropolI-
tan Life insurance Company, has en-
tered the employ of S. b. iwiHing q
Co., as boo kkeeper.
Until further notice The Grand
Depot will close four evenings III the
week, commencing next Tuesday.
The store will be open Monday, Sat
urday and all pay day evenings.
Members of the Apollo Club will
give a minstrel show the last of Feb
auary for the benefit of Major G. A.
Angel Post. No. 90, G. A. R. The
first part will be military and naval
display.
The Water Gap house was sold
last Friday to Charles E. Cope, propri-
etor of the Kittatinny House at
Delaware Water Gap. A short time
ago the property was sold to l.. ID.
Vision, of Mt. Pocono for 500, 900.
Arthur Bodine, of New Hope, has
purchased the Liverton Cafe, corner
of Bridge and Main streets, in that bor-
ough and has taken possession. Ed
ward Benson, master chef, viii con-
tinue in his employ.
The Columbia Fire Company will
give stereopticcn views of u The Great
baltimore Fire" on Thursday even
ing, February 10th. The views are
extraordinary good ones and large
patronage should be given.
Contractor Arnett is constructing
two houses on Buttonwood street for
Jonathan Nj. Lambert, on the site re.
Gently occupied by NJ. ]. Riordan as
butcher shop. Mr.. Riordan has re-
moved to his new store on Main street.
-Thos. Thorne has purchased
from Phillip Thorne estate the house
now occupied by Robert Justice on
Delevan street. Mr. Thorne expects
to make extensive improvements to
the property.
In Stockton Saturday afternoon
January 91st at the home of the
officiating minister Rev. VIM. ii.
Woolverton, Mr. Frank Cleveland
Cox of Lambertvilie aud Miss Elvina
Euphemia Began of Delaware Town
ship, were united in marriage.
-Lieutenants Cotton and Kline, of
Co. f. are looking for site for a rifle
range in this vicinity, aud if they can
find one suitable for the purpose in
tended, our citizens can look for a
gala day some time during the sum
mer.
Ten lscense applications for the
keeping of inns and tayerns and two
for the selling of Wholesale liquors
will be presented to the Board OF Ex-
else Commissioners at meeting to be
held on Monday evening, January 30.
Captain Samuel G. Young and
Lieutenant julius b. Cotton and
GeorgeR. Kline, of Company f, Nat
ional Guard. have received invita-
tions to attend the annual ball of
the Old Guard, to be held III Mad
issn SquareGarden, New York, Satur-
day evening, January %.
Walter T. Hayhurst has not as
yet removed his law office as annonn-
ced in some local papers. But having
been recently appointed Notary and I
Counsel for the Lam bertville National |
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