The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-08-16
Buy Your coal of Geo. W. Massey

HOW.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work, apply at this Office.
Stationery in white and tints by
box or quire with envelopes to match
at the RECORD Office.
Liberty Band will play at the
harvest home to be held at Rasemont
Thursday, August Il
Horace lloagIand, of this city has
been appointed principal of the pub.
lie schools of haywood. \. !.
b. Necksier, who conducted a
store on North Union street, has
moved to Woodstown.
For monumental work. 90 to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner of Bridge
and Franklin streets.
-IamheItvile Puils are still going
uP IN smoke. Kline n Son sells
them.
Goombe y Massey, iron and brass
foandrymen of tins city report the
largest number of orders at the pres
ent time since their existence.
A new plate glass window has
been pnt IN front of J. NJ. Lewis 5
Iewelry store III place of the one shut
tered by some unknown person the
night before the Fourth of July.
Young Peoples Society of CHRIST
ian Endeavor of the FIRST Baptist
Church, on Friday evening. Subject.
The First Fruits of Ged. Lender,
Miss Mary Conover.
fhe Mount Cnrmel Baptist church
will hold II Harvest Home in the l..
A. c. grounds, ON Thursday, Sept. :.
Admission, 10 cents. Prof Stryker's
Gornet Band, of Princeton will rem
der The music.
Union Fire Company, No /. of
this city has received and accepted an
lnNtlattun to attend the one hundfedth
anniversary of Union Fire Company,
No. % Mt Mt. Holly on Thursday, Dc.
teber 10Th.
John Reid shot CRIME that reach
ed five feet in height and measured
SIX feet from tip to tip of wings. The
fewl was purchased by Alex johnson,
who will have it put through eouyse
Of taXdermistry,
Agnes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry T. Stockton, of Cottage Hill,
died Tuesday evening, after mn illness
of ono day cholera infantum being the
allment. She was six months old,
The funeral took place from the house
Mt 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon inter
ment in st. John cemetery.
A moonlight trolley ride to Tren-
ton and return will take place on We'd
nesday evening, August 10th, under
the auspices of the Centenary NJ. f.
Church. Troleys will leave this city
Mt : O clock returning leave Trenton
at 10 p. m. Tickets 35 cents for round
trip.
Persons desiring space on the
Fair Grounds, ut Pennington, n. j.
for exhibiting farm machinery, or
sale of farm and household utensils,
at the IIunterdon County Farmers
Picnic and Exposition on % and cath
inst may correspond with H. d. OPP
dyke, of Martinsville, N. J.
Wanted ahustler with $500 to en-
gage in business in Lambertville abso.
lutely no risk, you invest the money in
staple merchandise; an absolute
monopoly from five hundred to two
thousand per cent profit annually, on
your Investment: for particulars
address Alexandria Macarthur, 25S
Broadway New York.
To date fifteen camping parties
have enjoyed outdoor life between
Scudder's Falls aud Moore's Station.
Time was when but three parties
could be noted from the beginning to
the end of summers season-and
that reminds newly should bevy
of young ladies require n chaperone
when packs of chaps are turned loose
for week without any guardianship
whatsoever.
They are telling the story of
man with camera craze who loaded cit
for bear or anything else that would
"bear" shooting lie went out for n
hAl L
walked almost to Lambertville and
back, toiing in about dark. A day
or two later he dld some developing.
He could find three familiar scenes
only. The fourth plate stuck and got
all that was comm. to the other plates.
The man has since been printing that
fourth plate trying to find in its many
dungeons and shadows and sky effects
an old well, naptha launch, camp
ing party, canal scene and gor-
geous sunset effect
A number of Red Men from Red
Jacket Tribe, No, AZ, and Tuscarora
Tribe, No. II, of this city met in SEES
the following degree team: Floor
Manager, George w. Kroesen sachem
George II. Cook; senior sycamore,
Harry A. Joiner; Junior sycamore,
Elmer +. Shepherd prophet, n.
Thatcher Heath; first sannap, Clarence
Bright; second sannap, George Wal
dram; first warrior, Charles Van Fleet
second warrior, Elmer G. Docherty;
third warrior, Frank Wesner; fourth
warrior, Samuel O. Dilley; first brave,
George H. Sharpe; second brave,
Robert d, Minor; third brave, Will
lam b. Seals; fourth brave, John s.
Seybold; scouts, Malachi Gallagher
and Peter Sweasay.
The wet weather of Wednesday
spoiled the picnic fun of several car
loads of Lambertville folk, as we'll as
people from New Hope, Pa, and