The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-07-05
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Cook with gas. Begin now.
Smoke "Lambertyille Puffs, " take
none other on the statement that they
are just as good.
The display window of Joseph
Lewis jewelry store was broken on
July 4th.
Practical Wheel Makers. runners
wanted.
THE SCHwARz WHEEL Co.
Goth y Glenwood Ave-, Phila., Pa.
The two year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Slack died ON Mon
day evening. Funeral services were
held this Wednesday, afternoon.
Frank Cole aud Miss Kate Fields
We're united in marriage by the Rev
Mr.. Hollinger, of New Hope, at the
home of the bride this "wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen kilfoy died at her
home on York street on Friday even
ing at an advanced age. She had
been Ill long time. Funeral ser
vices were held from st. Johns Il. c.
Church ON Monday morning at $3.50
the Rev. William Lynch officiating.
lnterment in st. Johns cemetery.
For the convenience of those ow-
ing the firm of John X. rrewin we
will leave our books for the present
in charge of our successor, Chas. F..
Martindeli, at the old stand, corner of
Union and Coryell streets. Any mon
ey Paid him will be receipted for. An
early settlement of all accounts is de-
sired. Respectfully,
JOHN r. TREwIN.
$. Y. Holden died at st. Francis
Hospital Trenton on Thursday even
ing, the body being brought to this
city on Friday afternoon. lie had
been operated on few weeks before
and for time had rallied from the
shock. Funeral services were held
from his late home on Main street
on Monday afternoon. lnterment III
Mt Hope cemetery. Mr.. Holden was
about 63 years ofage.
George X. Large has successfully
passed the examinations for counsel
lor held at Trenton some two weeks
ago. Out of large number of attor-
neys only twenty-five were passed.
Mr.. Large is graduate of Princeton,
80 and WAS the youngest member OF
his class of two hundred and sixty
members, being but 20 years of age.
lie is also a graduate of the New York
LAW School, class of '0i, aud was al
mitted as an attorney in '02. His
office IL with his father, ex-senator
Geo. IL. Large. Democrat Advertiser.
The Rev. Herbert Stanley Smith,
held farewell reception at st. An
drew = Hall, Saturday evening, when
the members of the parish and many
friends met him and said good bye.
As token of love and esteem the par
ishoners presented to him handsome
silver communion set, with neat
case i'll which to carry 1t. Union
Steam Fire Engine Company, No. /,
of which the rector was an active
member, marched to the hall in II body
uniformed. Chief Arnett made few
remarks, as also did Charles A. Skill
man, president of the Union, express
in. regret at the separation between
the rector aud the company. Com
pany +, National Guard in fatigue un-
form, also marched to the hall to
bid the chaplain goodbye. Herbert
ID. Van Solver, on behalf of the com
pany, presented to the rector a sub
stantial and beautiful bride, for use
in the army. The Rev. Mr.. Smith
for many years officiated as chaplain
of Company +. Mrs. Smith, who
will accompany her husband to the
army, was presented with beautiful
finger ring Friday evening by the
members of the Girls Friendly Socie-
ty, of which organization Mrs. Smith
has been the leader and adviser since
its organization.