The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-12-06

Buy him Lambertyille PuAs for
Christmas of J. b. Kline & Son.
Special Sale of Handkerchicfs
this week at FoLKSFR's.
Smoke "Lambertville Puf1s, take
none other ON the statement that they
are just as good.
The next meeting of the Choral
Union will be held January 18th,
1906.
E. Holconbe Greene and family
have removed from Lambert street to
North franklin street.
Joseph 4. Wilmot will remove
from the residence occupied by him
on North Main street to the Holcombe
apartment house.
Williams and Lawler have remov-
ed from the store at the corner of
Main and Coryell streets. to No. Is
North Union street.
Mr.. James Harris has been
promoted to Wilmington, Del, and
with his family will remove to that
city i'll a short time.
-LambertvilIe Puff. Sc An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. J. b. Kline " Son,
No. % Bridge st. Lambertyille. NJ,
The kirkpatrick Memorial Church
6 hnl
per in the lecture room on Friday ev-
euing, December 18th. Ii stormy,
next evening.
Miss Rose Strollo +, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Strollo. and MIR.
Raffaele Palaio, were married this
Wednesday, afternoon at st. Johns
r. G. Church Mt 3 o'clock.
John Mullaly. operator of the
Postal Telegraph Company and Mer
chants and Farmers Telephone Com
pany, is seriously i'll at his home with
appendicitis.
The subject next Sunday evening
Mt the First Baptist Church will be
"Pnrlouable Sin" \ large chorus
choir Will sing several of the hymns
which have been so well liked during
the union gospel meetings.
AT the Monthly Meeting of the"Q"
Club on Wednesday, December 9th, at
$50 y. m, at a special order of business
there viii be a proposition to have
Dinner and other Entertainment
during the coming Winter.
WALTER +. HAYHuRsT,
Secretary.
Mrs. Frank Maxwell will sing in
the First Baptist Church next Sunday
evening. Mrs. Maxwell has voice
of wonderful quality which has been
thoroughly trained by the best mas
ters in this country aud in London.
She has filled engageme nts in the
most critical music circles with great
satisfaction.
-Lambertyille I. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office ending Dec. ..
Miss NJ. +. Fitch
The Buffalo Feed Company
Grefionia Ciliberto
Harry McHone
Henry Pimo
johnson Snyder
Garnstrole Tommosa
The Lambertyille Heat, Light u
Power Company have placed new are
lights III the upper part of town and
in New Hope and the work is being
pushed as rapidly as possible The
new system seems to give general
satisfaction as far as it has been placed
and no doubt in short time our town
will be one of the best lighted in the
country. The company have spared
no expense to make it so but have
been hampered heretofore with many
obstacles.
AT the suggestion Of Mr.. Waltz,
the Junior Chorus of the nnion Cos
pei meetings, for week before Thanks
giving saved their pennies most uu-
selfshly in order that on Thanksgiv-
ing morn they might carry fruit to the
sick and aged. Their effort met with
success and the happy little ones
went on their cheerful errands carry
ing fruit of all varieties to many
homes. Many hearts were made
happy by the remembrance and were
oh, l,,rt i,a II 4 L. 4
by the gift.
The foot ball season for 1905,
which has practically closed, has
added to the number killed in pre-
vious years nineteen, and the total
number injured i3s. This years re-
cord of deaths ~ more than double
that of the yearly average for the past
five years. A fine game, indeed. No
wonder so many people are filled
with ecstasy and rapture over it. 1t
is so much more courageous and dig
nifed than prize fighting, but the lat
ter is not SO destructive to human
life. If it was the sport might be-
come as popular as football.
An exchange says that a new way
to make money easily by swindling
people was introduced in its vicinity
by stranger last week. The fellow
goes into home where he knows
that the man of the house is gone and
gives to the woman stick pin, saying
that it was given to him by the hus-
band to repair and the cost would be
paid over to the swiudler as the
woman wonld have no suspicion that
the story was not true. Quite num-
Der of women have given up their for
ty cents for stick pin that is
worth about five cents.
The annual meeting of the Am