The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-07-19
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Clarence Hoppock, son of David
w. Hoppock, the expressman, will
enter the Lehigh University as a
student in the Fall
The New Hope Delaware Bridge
/ Company are having hagstone pave
ment laid ON both sides of the toll of
flee in this city, leading to the bridge.
w. Russell O'Neill and Edward
Thorne, lay readers, conducted the
services at st. Andrews Church Sun
day morning and evening.
Contractor Fred r. Parker has
commenced to make extensive i'm
proyements to the recently acquired
property of b. II. Taylor, On North
Union street.
Daring the absence of Miss Sara
/ Silyers. who is enjoying vacation,
Miss Kate Stintsman, of New Hope,
is acting as assistant clerk in the post
office i'll this city.
/ Al u HlttiluS Ol lllt ibphIN vi
ueatton last week President Joseph
| Spront rendered his resignation as II
member of the board from the Second
ward. Action ON same was laid over
until the August meeting.
Pride of United States Council.
No. 1868, Daughters of Liberty, of
conducted trolley excursion to Lam
hertville last evening Two ears were
chartered on The Johnson line and II
good time was enjoyed.
Prof. Edgar T. Bush has been
made principal of the Stoekton Public
School, Miss Susie ID. Slack teacher
in the intermediate department, and
Miss Jennie Nj. Mulally, of this city,
teacher in the primary department.
Umpire Alfred Il. Ely had bone
broken in the side of his left hand by
being hit with foul tip on the morn
ing of Independence Day. The hand
has been of much annoyance to him,
especially so when he rides "A bicycle,
as he is unable to bear any weight up
ON the injured member.
Sat urday evening Lambertyille
streets were thronged with Trenton
people who came by trolley aud con
scquently our ice cream saloons, res
taurants and cigar stores were well
patroni2ed. All who came seemed to
be i'll good humor and many spoke
words of praise for This enterprising
city.
An automobile containing Mr..
Kinney, wife and little daughter,
backed into the canal near Durham
Furnace yesterday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Kinney were rescued but
the little girl was caught under the
overturned machine aud drowned.
The body was recovered and taken 10
Philadelphia on the - O'Clock train.
We have received 190I-05 copy
of the Blair HALL catalogue, and are
surprised at the beautiful engravings
it contains from that village along the
blue ridge, Blairstown. The school
is constantly being enlarged, and is
enjoying the most successful period of
its existence under the principalship
of John G. Sharpe, last year enrolling
1873 students.
W. b. Il. Mason, superintendent;
Harry Hurbert, civil engineer; Mr..
Smalley and David Hastings, all of
the Bound Brook Water Company,
visited this city Saturday and inspect
ed the works here. The visitors were
shown along the works and the res
eryoirs by w. S. Ent, foreman, and
they expressed themselves highly
pleased at the construction and work
ings of the plant.
&C. T. Longley Taylor, living on II
farm near the reservoir, will on Aug
ust LIST leave with his wife for New
York city, where he will begin re-
hearsals for theatrical pay to start
on the road in early Fall. The name
of the play is to be kept secret for
time, but each person taking char
acter in same will be of European
birth. Nothing but large cities will
be played in. Mr.. Taylor will return
to this city in the Spring.
Elk Councilman James ID .MacKay,
of Coryell street, received word Fri.
day of the death of his mother, Mrs.
Catherine Bennett Mackay, which oc-
cured Monday, July Sd, at Aberdeen,
Scotland. Her age was - years. Be-
sons survive her. The husband died
long time ago. Our sympathies are
extended to Mr.. MacKay, especially
more so that he could not attend the
funeral. Interment took place at
Aberdeen.
Two Italians were arrested at
Stock ton on Sunday night by the con
stable of that place, for Decorating the
Sabbath. They were given a hearing
and fined $50, but as they were IN
able to pay it they were brought to
this city at midnight and locked mp
in the city Jail. A subscription paper
| was passed around the Italian frater-
nifty in this city early Monday morn
ing and the amount of the fine was
raised and upon the payment of same
the disobedient pair were released
-Lambertville p. 0.-List of letters
| remaining unclaimed in the Post
| Office at Lambertville, n. J for
thirty days ending July Is, 1905;
Samuel Cook,
John Henby,
Edith Hall,
A. w. Lennox,
Chas. j. Lazarus,
Mrs. w. II . NaylOr,
j. +. O'Donnell,
Mrs. Margaret Parker,
Edward Reck.