The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-03-22

smoke 'Lambertyllle Pulls, take
none other on the statement that they
are just as good.
Thomas Them has been made time
keeper at the New Jersey Rubber
Mills, in place of Embley Baldwin,
deceased.
Miss Matte Vanselous has hal a
fine new display window added to her
millinery establishment on Church
street.
Michael G. Myers has been APP.
pointed assistant superintendent of
the Metropolitan Insurance Company
in place of Michael Conway.
Miss Lille A. Williams, of the
State Normal School read a paper be-
fore the National Congress of Mothers
at Washington, d. c.. on Thursday
last.
-Epworth League meeting ut the
Centenary NJ f. church next Sunday
evening at 6:4j P. NJ. Topic, The
Missionary Call Leader, Mrs. Ida
Foikner.
Parts of the new organ for the
First Baptist Church have arrived
and it is expected that it will be com
pleted by Easter and used at the SER
vices that day
The Epworth League of the NJ.
f. Church will hold social in the
church Thursday evening March % at
at 7:30, when very interesting pro-
gram will be given. Admission 10 cts
Harry Heller, the young man
who was so seriously hurt few weeks
ago at the Spoke Factory Works came
home from st. Francis Hospital on
Saturday evening. Though not well
he is able to walk around.
Levi McAlone, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs Mary Jahnke, of this city
were married at the brides residence
last Wednesday afternoon. Rev. IL.
A. MacKubbin performed the cere-
mony.
Owing to the successful concert
given by the Amwell Orchestra, in
this city, they have been asked to re-
peat it both in New Hope and Elem
inSton. Arrangements are being rap
idly pushed and it is expected both
concerts will be given at an early
date.
The Board Of Directors of the
Point Pleasant Delaware Bridge Com
pany have contracted with the New
Jersey Bridge Company of Manasquan
to rebuild the bridge at that place.
The contract price is SIS, 740.
The wife of the Rev. George b
Wight, d. d. whom the New Jersey
Conference has sent MS pastor of the
Centenary NJ f. Church was present
ed with handsome dinner set by the
ladies of the Union NJ. L. Church,
Camden, OF which DR.. Wight formerly
had charge.
1t Is reported that about one hun
dred men from the z. Il. r. shops will
be sent to the Trenton shops by April
LIST. A large number have been sent
aud more are being ordered there
daily. They have received orders that
they cannot go up aud down to work
but must reside in Trenton.
AT the sale of personal property
Rosemont, n. j., twenty shares of the
Lambertville National bark stock
were sold at an average of 1876 per
share. The purchasers were John w.
Smith, ten shares; Anderson B. Read
ing, five shares; Kensel Reading, five
shares.
The barn of Thomas Banchoil, on
Wilson street was entered on Satur-
day evening and number of chick
ems stolen. Mr. BanchOff found that
they had broken in by prying the
lock and he replaced it with a larger
and stronger one. On Sunday even
ing it was again broken into and n
lot more chickens taken.
As soon as the weather permits
the Union aud Hi hernia steamer com
panies will conduct test by using
the two steamers in seeing by actual
trial what can be done in case of a
fire on Cottage Hill. This was de-
cided by the Board of Engineers at a
meeting held on Monday evening of
last week.
Mary, wife of John Kelly, of this
city died at her mothers home in
Phillipsburg, on Friday evening
She had been ill for long time and
for this reason was living there. De-
ceased was 30 years of age. Funeral
services, with requiem high mass were
held at st. Paul's Church, Phillips
burg on Tuesday morning at 9 O'Clock
the Rev. P. F. Connolly, officiating
Interment at Phillipsburg.
Mrs. Agnes Thomson was grant
ed divorce from her husband James
Fitch Thomson, on the grounds of de-
sertion in Philadelphia, on Monday
afternoon at o'clock. At O'Clock
the same afternoon Mrs. Thompson
and Henry NJ, Neely were married by
Magistrate Moore. Both James Fitch
Thomson aud Mrs. Nicely are vel
known in this city. having sung here
on several occasions.
There will be no more rural free
delivery routes established in New
Jersey during the fiscal year July l
This statement has been made by thu
postofice department. There arr
1s) routes in operation throughout thu
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