The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-03-29
JESSIE E. PERSON, Editor.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1905.

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Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey
House Painting that has Color
Harmony done by
HoLCOMBE 81 Main st.
Smoke 'Lambertville Pufis, take
none other ON the statement that they
are just as good.
For Sale-Seven room brick house
corner of Douglas and Studdiford sts.,
Cottage Hill; Lot 50x230.
ELIZABETH LoDoR.
The Grand Depot Stores will re-
main open evenings after this week.
r. II. VAN Horn X SoNs.
%. l. Blackwell has purchased the
dwelling house and lot, of Thomas
Ennis, on Franklin street for $l,0l0.
The Hunterdon County School
Board Association will meet in Flem-
ington on Saturday, April 8.
The firm of Folkner x Ritten-
house has dissolved partnership. Mr..
Folkner retaining the business.
The Delaware River Quarry aud
Construction Company has purchased
the Rocky Hill quarry which is stu
ated about threemiles from Princeton.
LEM Lenape Lodge. No. 10,
/. o. o. F., will hold a reception,
Thursday evening, April IS, at its hall
on Bridge street.
Shares in the Pennington Build
ing 4 Loan Association are now
worth SIS 20 each. The assets of this
concern are $50, 7S7. "a, and 157 mem
bers hold 747 shares.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tho |
First Baptist Church will give one of
their celebrated suppers on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings April 5th |
and 9th. Supper tickets, % cents.
John Creed, son of John B. Creed, |
of this city, has been promoted to as
sistant foreman in the experimental
department of the Mergenthaler Lin
otype Monks, Brooklyn.
Meeting of the Brotherhood of
Andrew and Philip at the First Pres
byterian church, Sunday evening at
o'clock Topic. Faithful Care of
New Converts.
The Rev. Henry G. Dyer, of New
York, will preach at $. Andrews
Church this evening He will be fol-
lowed next Tuesday by the Rev. E. j.
knight, of Christ church, Trenton.
-Fpworth League meeting at the
Centenary NJ. +. church next Sunday
evening Mt 6:4j P. NJ. Topic, The
Making of a Christian His Food.
Leader, Miss Sara Silvers
Seeds, Seeds, Seeds. |
Glover, Alsike, Timothy. |
See our seeds aud get our prices
before You buy.
LAMBERT Il KERR,
Cor. Elm. and Clinton SITS.
At. Lambertyille, n. J.
Mrs. Cecilia Treftz will apply at
the next meeting Of the Board of Ex- |
else Commissioners, which will be |
held in Council room, Tuesday even
ing, April 4, for n license to keep au |
inn and tavern at Nos. ID and l2 |
Ridge street.
Miss Lizzie Thatcher, of the Sand
Brook way, knows some things about
hens aud to keep them rolling eggs |
into the nest. During January and |
Fph,uatv Miss Thatcher sold 800 90 |
worth of eggs from her flock OF 100 |
hens.
Elisha Harbourt, lifelong resi-
dent of Titusvile, was buried from
the Methodist Church Monday after
noon last He was 81 years of age
aud leaves a widow, daughter, Mrs.
Hiram Lambert, and one sou, Uriel
Harbourt Mr.. Harbourt has many
relatives in this city.
1t is expected that the Edison
cement plant at New Village will be
ready to start up again some time in
April. Numerous and important
changes have been made in the ma
chinery department, and the plant
when it resumes, will have capacity
of 8, 300 barrels day.
a..
ming with friends in Pennington or to
attend the concert given by the Am
well Orchestra in that place will have
an opportunity of doing so on Satur
day evening, April /. A special train
will leave Pennington for Lambert
Vile at II o'clock M. Regular rates.
The eighty-sixth anniversary of
the |. 0. O. f. in the State of Pennsyl-
vania will be observed by the lodges
attending church on April 80. Unity
Lodge, of New Hope. has extended
an invitation to LEM Lenape Lodge
No. -, of this city, which has been
accepted, also to the Rebecca degree.
These lodges will attend the service
in the New Hope Methodist church
the evening of April 30.
The Pennington Concert Band
has completed arrangements with the
celebrated Amwell Orchestra, OF
Lambertville, to give grand con-
cert in the Pennington Opera House
on Saturday evening. April next, at
eight o'clock. The proceeds will go
for the benefit of onr band. This
Orchestra is really an A No. oreani-
cation and its press notices are very
fiattering. Democrat Advertiser.
Prof. ]. D. Gray, of Stockton, and
Miss Bertha Allen, of Pattenburg,
we're married on March 18th, at Phil