The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-06-28


up in smoke. Kline Il Son sells
them.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner of Bridge
and Franklin streets.
-Lambertyille Puff. &c. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. J. b. Kline X Son,
No. 81 Bridge ST., Lambertyille, NJ,
Any one having a picture of the
original Presbyterian Church editice
of Lambertville will oblige by COM
municating with J. A Anderson.
Good experienced cook wants
summer place, hotel boarding house
or large private family. Box 364,
Lambertville, n. j.
William S. Hewitt, veterinary
surgeon, registered i'll New Jersey
will be at Henry Treftz two days a
week. All cases given proper atten-
ton.
Young Peoples Society of Christ
ian Endeavor of the First Baptist
Church, on Friday evening. Subject,
Student Volunteer Work. Leader,
William Lodor.
For Sale Several Thousand cab
bage plants, late and early. Also a
fine lot os egg, pepper and tomato
plants, at p. l.. Hunts plant garden
at Laurel Bend one half mile from
Brookville on Dilt's Corner road.
The Brotherhood of Andrew and
Philip will continue their open air
prayer meetings on the baseball
grounds every Sunday afternoon
at o'clock An orchestra will rem
der music
1t has been decided by the State
military authorities that the Third
Regiment, of Camden, and the Second
Troop, of Red Bank, should act as
escort tn President Roosevelt July :,
when he will visit Asbnry Park aud
speak before the Natio nal Educational
Society.
Miss Adelia S. Margerum, ,laugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Margerum.
of Trenton, former residents of this
city, and Frederick Il. Butler were
married on Wednesday last Mt the
home of the brides parents, the Rev.
j. J. Wicker, officiating.
The third concert for the benefit
of the l.. A. c. will be held ON the
evening of July 4. The program will
consist of a minstrel trst part by
entire local talent, aud will be inter
spersed by ten piece orchestra, the
mandolin club and some funny FRANKS
and didoes.
A young man named Brady, en-
ployed on the work train, had an arm
cut off at Martin Creek ON Wednes-
day afternoon, while drilling cars.
He was thrown from the derrick under
the wheels. The unfortunate young
man was taken to the Easton Hos
pital.
Owing to the storm on Thursday
evening the annual inspection of the
fire company WAS postponed until
Saturday evening. Columbia Hose
Company also postponed their straw
berry festival until Friday and Sat
nrday evenings. On Friday evening
it was held on the lawn of Dir. +. W.
Larson and on Saturday evening IN
Lyceum Halt,
Alta special meeting of Common
Council on Tuesday evening, of last
week, an ordinance granting the
Trenton, New Hope and Lambertville
Traction Company the right to lay
and maintain tracks on certain streets
of the city was passed on first reading.
The company intends to run short
di stance from the river bridge at
present. The trolley has been doing
good business ever since its open
ing.
"A new time table went into effect
on the Belvidere division, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Friday The changes
at the station in this city are as fol-
lows: North bound trains leave at :43
p. IN. instead of l 40, S:37 instead of
S:27, Sunday morning train 9;19 in
stead 9;42, and Sunday evening S;37
instead of S:33. South bound trains
leave at II: AZ a. m. instead of II .43,
2:0s p. IN. instead of 2:03, and Sunday
evening at 40 instead of 7;25.
"A dan ce was given by the knights
of Columbus, in their rooms, Satur
day night, attended by members and
friends. Dancing, euchre and games
were INDUCED in. Those present
were Misses Mary Lynch, Nellie
Moonan, Katie McKeever, Jane Null
lally, Gussie Lynch, Lucy Crowley,
Lena Mullaly, Mary Bnrd. Ii. Kilroy,
Thomas McQnilun, Louis Botti,
Joseph Burke, John Malloy, Edward
Meonan, aud Professor Andre, of
the University of Pennsylvania.
First piize was given to Miss Nc
Keever, second prize to Miss Moonan
and third prize to Louis Botti. Pro
lessor Andre furnished the music,
AT the regular school examination
of Delaware township, which was
recently held at the Sergeantsville
school, eight applications for examina-
ton from the various schools were
present, viz, Mary Runkle of Van
Dolan, Chester johnson of Sergeants,
Milton Moore of Sand Brook, Olive
Shepherd, Myrtle Ham, Gertrude
Fauss, Edward Abbott, Robert Porte
of Sergeantsville. Professor Willis c.
Myres, assisted by Miss Hattie Smith
teachers of Sergeauts school, were
examiners.
The following received diplomas
Olive Shepherd, Myrtle Ham, Ger.
trude Fauss and Chester Johnson.
There has been sufficient evidence
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