The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-03-01

-Lambeltyille Puffs" are still going
up in smoke. Kline & Son sells
them.
According to an exchange, there
have been thirty-seyen snow storms
this winter
Andrew Lewis of, Glen Gardner,
claims to have violin which is 925
years old
The township committee of West
Amwell will meet at Mount Airy next
Saturday at l o'clock p NJ.
Over zoo commissioners of deeds
were appointed by the present Legis-
lature.
The regular meeting of Common
Council takes place next Monday ey-
ening, March 9th.
William Walker has secured a
position with the Lambertville Heat,
Light and Power Company.
Congress is about to distribute
1000 tons of seeds in the hope of
strengthening fences for the members
at home.
e. w. Opdykes next sale of west
ern horses will take place at his stab
les in Frenchtown on Saturday next
March 4th.
The Ladies' AID Society of the
First Baptist Church will hold sup
per on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings April 9th aud 9th.
-Epworth League meeting at the
Centenary NJ. E. church next Sunday
evening at Gas P. NJ. Topic, "The
Making of a Christian Leader, Mrs.
Daisy Hull
Horace ". Hoagland, of this city
recent graduate of the Trenton
Normal School, has secured a position
as Supervising Principal of the Lodi,
n. j., public schools.
The Town Improvement Associa-
meeting, Monday afternoon, March
9th, at 3 o'clock, at Mrs. Erismann's,
81 York street.
John Cotton, Sr., was the winner
of the 400 Id. prize bull shot on the
l.. A. G. grounds on Washington 5
Birthday. Another match will be
held on March L.
Rev {. H. Woolston, ID. d, of
Philadelphia, the noted lecturer, will
give lecture on "rhe Worlds Fair
at St. Louis As Saw 1t" i'll the First
Baptist hurch, " ednesday evening.
March 90. Tickets p cents.
The annual inspection of st. Ell
mo Commandery, No. IA, X. 7, was
held Wednesday evening. The Order
of the Temple was conferred upon
three candidates by team from Cy-
rene Commandery, of Camden. There
were present several of the grand off
GERS of the State. A banquet was
about forty Sir Knights present.
The thirty-third anniversary of
Company +, National Guard was cell
ebrated at the armory in Ho'combe
Hall Thursday evening Members OF
Major c. A. Angel Post, No. 90, G. A.
r., were present, as was also a num-
Der of other guests. An elaborate
feast was partaken of and music was
furnished by Davis Lambertville or
chestra. Speeches were made by the
Rev. Herbert Stanley Smith, rector OF
5. Andrews Z. f. Church; Walter f.
Hayhurst, William II. Lauer, com
mander of Post 20; Chief Engineer of
the Fire Department George w. Ar
nett; Harry S. Kroeson. adiutant OF
Post 90, and others.
The following Commissioners OF
Deeds for Hunterdon county have
been named
Clinton township james Wyckoff.
Tewksbury township-Phineas APP
gar.
East Amwell township-Levi Hol-
connie, n. H. Cook.
Franklin township-Jacob IL. AZ
ans, E. l.. Dalrymple.
High Bridge township-E. Ia. Poole
Lambertvile Michael Murray, Il.
II. Joiner, Alfred Ely.
Kingwood township-JohnL equear.
Raritan township-Linton Fluck.
Miss Hannah Joiner has secured a
position in Denson's News and Cigar
store.
Washington Camp, No. /, p. o.
s. of A., celebrated the anniversary
of Washington's Birthday in their
rooms In Odd Fellows Hall, Wednes-
day evening, in au appropriate ana
interesting manner. Davis orches-
ira furnished music. The Rev. ID.
w. Hollinger, pastor OF the New
Hope Presbyterian Church, delivered
an address. Miss jeanette Barber
gave a patriotic reading and reclta-
tions were given by Miss Worthing-
ton. The benediction was pronoune-
ed by the Rev. E. Oiyerty, pastor OF
the New Hope NJ. E. Church. Re
frsshments were served.
The Amwell Orchestra Concert
before announced will be held IN Ly-
ceum Hall, Thursday evening, March
?. In addition to the soloists, all OF
which are artists of rare ability, the
orchestra will give selections to please
everyone. While the orchestra aims
to give only the best music the com
bination this year of classic and light
or music is most pleasing. The or
ganization is worthy of the appreela-
ton and support of the town, both
for the work it does and the quality.
Miss Emma T. B. Runk, ecently
entertained Col. Lowrey Chapter, D.