The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-06-21
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey

Buy your coal of Geo. w. Massey
-Lambeitville Puffs' are still going
up in smoke. Kline & Son sells
them.
-Drs. Salmon and Williams will
assume DIR. McGil's practice during
this summer.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner of Bridge
and Franklin streets
The First Baptist Church of this
city has extended call to the Rev.
Francis S. Church, of Worcester,
Mass.
"A strawberry festival will be held
by the Columbia Hose Company on
Thursday evening in the grove at the
corner of Main and Jefferson streets.
-Lambertville Puff. sc. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. j. B. Kline Il Son,
No. 81 Bridge ST., Lambertyille, NJ,
Good experienced cook wants
summer place, hotel boarding house
or large private family. Box 1854,
Lambertyille, n. j.
The Sunday School Union Picnic
will be held in grove near the Mt.
Airy Church on Wednesday, August
9th, 1905. Further notice given later.
Any one having picture of the
original Presbyterian Church edifce
of Lambertville will oblige by com
municating with J. A. Anderson.
William S. Hewitt, veterinary
surgeon, registered in New Jersey
will be at Henry Treftz two days
week. All cases given proper atten-
tion.
The iron water tank belonging to
the Perseverance Paper Mill was torn
down on Thursday last. A part of it
fell on adjoining buildings doing
some damage but nothing serious.
The house on East Franklin street
owned by Mrs. Alex. Holcombe and
occupied by William !. Scott and
family is being cemented and gener-
ally improved.
The Brotherhood Of Andrew and
Philip will hold au open air meeting,
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock on
the l.. A. c. grounds. An orchestra
will furnish music.
For Sale-Seyeral thousand cab
bage plants, late aud early. Also
fine lot os egg, pepper aud tomato
plants, at p. L. Hunts plant garden
at Laurel Bend one-half mile from
Brookville on Dilt's Corner road.
LEM Lenape Lodge, No Is, |. o.
o. F., decorated the graves of their
departed members ON Sunday after
noon in Mt. Hope cemetery. Music
was furnished by the Liberty Band
aud male quartette and W. F. Hay
hurst made short address.
Entrance was gained by thieves IN
the residence of Cubit Mason on Mon
day evening of this week and about
s. stolen. They also secured gold
watch and two gold charms the same
night from the home of Lewis H.
Davis.
At a meeting of NJ ljor G. A.
Angel Post. No. 20, G. A R., Friday
evening, it WAS resolved to attend the
department encampment to be held at
Trenton, June 81 The post will go
in body, accompanied by fife and
drum corps.
1t is a difficult thing TO properly
explain some things which happen
in our town, OF course no saloons or
hotels sell to minors; you have their
assurance on this matter. But the
question still remains to be answered,
how is it then that boys under age are
seen coming from some of these places
in drunken condition.
"A number of our teachers and
others from this city attended the
tiftieth anniversary of the Alumni of
the Trenton State Normal School on
Saturday last. Among them was
Squire William Lyman who grad
uated from the school fifty years ago,
being one of the oldest members of
the Alumni. Mrs. Carrie Cochran
WAS elected president for the ensuing
year. Miss Lille A. Williams deliv-
cred an address.
John G. Schenck died at his home
at Neshanic Station on Thursday,
June Sth, in his S3rd year. Mr..
Schenck was one of the most promin
ent Republicans of Somerset County
having served six years in the Assem-
blv and three years in the Sen ate.
He is survived by two sons Judge
Louis H. Schenck, of the Somerset
Court and John l.. Schenck, of New
York. Mr.. Schenck, was the only
brother of ID. V. l.. Schenck of this
vicinity.
On the first day of July the Lam
bertville Rubber Company will close
its works for the usual one month
vacation. During that time a number
VI icIuho WIN bC hhO
most extensive being new boiler to
replace the onenow in use on the heat.
This boiler is named the "Climax,"
aud was made by the Moran Company.
AT the st. Louis Exposition this boil
err took first prize. 1t is now on its
way to this city and painted on large
banners hanging on the side of the
car are the words, 'For The Lam
bertyille Rubber Company list Prize
St. Louis Fair.
Thomas Trauger and Thadeus Ho-
gan. of this city, were taken to the
Belvidere Jail by Officer Norton on
Wednesday and locked up for re-
fusing to pay five weeks board bill
of $55 to Charles B. Cole, proprietor
of the Pequest House, Belyidere.