The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-09-20

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moderate prices at this office.
The iewelry store of j. Nj. Lewis
has been repaired and painted.
Mammoth Rugs for the price Csc,
on sale Saturday at the Grand Depot
-Lambetyille Puff" are still going
up in smoke Kline n Son sells
them.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer. Corner of Bridge
aud franklin streets.
William b. Shnmalia, of Burling-
ton, died on Monday aged So Years.
Mr.. Shama lin was the father of George
NJ. Shamalia, of this city.
-Lambertville Puff. nc. An hon
est cigar. The fayorite brand of fas-
tidions smokers. J. b. Kline y Son,
No. % Bridge st. Lambertville, M,
There are Gal scholars enrolled in
our public schools as follows: High
School SO; Grammar school, 100; First
ward primary, 200; Third ward pri-
mary, 16S.
The ladies' of St. Andrew Church
will hold their annual Christmas Sale
on November 9th and 10th at the
usual hour and place.
Herbert d. Van Sewer and family
have removed from Perry street to
the flats in the Holcomhe building, on
North Union street.
The lawn festival given under the
auspices of the Epworth League We'd
nesdav evening, at the residence OF
George Fell, proved very pleasant
affair.
Charles Philkill is missing n bad.
" lacerated hand, the result of com
ing in contact with machine at the
spoke mill. The thumb was nearly
severed from the hand.
James A. Hnrt who is employed at
the Spoke Mill, this city, Ind the ms
fortune to lose the knuckle Of his
middle finger Of his right hand Sat
urday of Inst week.
At the animal convention of the
W. c. I. L., of Hanterdon county at
Pennington. Tuesday, Mrs. M. Il.
Hunt was re elected corresponding
secretary and Mrs. Julia A. Powell
was elected "Y'' secretary. Both are
of tins city.
A iurv trial WAS held in this city
Friday afternoon in the case oil George
NJ. Holcombe vs. Henry TreftZ, for
money claimed to he due the former
for insurance. After the case was
presented the jury gave verdict IN
favor of plaintiff and awarded 500.
The estate sought to obtain Tl44
Frank Brooks met with serlous
accident on Saturday morning while
trimming trees on Delaware avenue.
He had succeeded in saving OIL n
large limb, which in falling, caught the
ankle of his right foot between the
limb and the tree crushing the ankle
in horrible manner.
Wallace Z. Thornton and Miss
Margaret Patterson, of this city, We're
married in Trenton, by the Rev. Sam
uel Stnddiford, on Thursday morn
ing. After honeymoon spent IN
Atlantic City Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
will reside with the groom's mother
ON Button wood street.
We understand movement has
been made toward having the Choral
Union started next month. Those
who were mem ers last season will
be pleased to hear this as they were
so delighted with the last course.
Prof Godfrey is an admir- able teacher
and the price 81 for 10 weeks instruc
ton is within the reach of all. Those
desiring to Join will give their names
to Chas. NJ. Dilts Treasurer.
-Eambertville =. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office Mt LambertviIle, n. j for
thirty days ending Sept. lG, 1905:
Mrs. Ellen Johnson.
Miss Jennie Bird,
Domenico Carogino,
Serafina Mendeino,
James Moore,
Hares Moore,
Joseph Rice.
Charles f. Smith.
General L. Bird Grnbb met his
old comrades of the Civil War at his
country home, The Grassmere, Thurs
day. This was the twenty fourth an
nual reunion of these old veterans
who served in Kearny's First New
Jersey Brigade. Over 1000 old sol
diers participated in this interesting
event. For the last two weeks gr eat
preparations were made. In the af-
ternoon General Grubb and several
other speakers entertained the old
soldiers. The lawn was decorated
with all the old flags carried through
the war by the brigade. General
Grnbb was attired in his old uniform,
worn all through the war, which is
tattered and torn by age and bullets,
but the old veterans would rather see
him attired Just that way.
The Union Fire Company benefit
entertainment Friday eve'g was grand
success. The music furnished by Var
Sewers orchestra was well appreciat-
ed and the vocal solo by Chief Engin
Ger George W. Arnett was encored
to the echo. The chief appeared in &
blazing red shirt and blue trousers,
and when he made his debut upon
the stage the audience gave him al
ovation such as was never heard be-
fore. The chief, after singing an APP
propriate tune, answered the encore
by warbling one verse and chorus Of
- - Tho mr.