The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-12-27

Company F, y. G. y. j., will GO
to Trenton, January 10, for battalion
drill
The Rev. Frederick b. Harris.
spoke at the Mems Meeting held in
Stockton on Sunday afternoon.
Mary, the two year old daughter OF
Thomas Colligan, died on Friday
morning last, of whooping cough.
Lambertville Pun. &c. An hon.
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tdious smokers. ]. b. Kline a Son,
No. % Bridge st. ,Lambertyille, Nj,
The medal contest announced to
be held by the local W. C. T. T., De
cember %, has been indefinitely post
poned.
Recipients of Christmas gifts can
return the compliment on New Year 5
day at three fourths of the cost price
at Christmas. See Grand Depot adv
The ordinance of baptism was adj
ministered to eight men and boys at
the First Baptist Church on Sunday
evening.
1t is reported that George w.
PralI his plrch Isl the Goweu
property on the cornerof Union street
aud Delaware Avenue.
At the Annual meeting Of Court
Quaker City, |. 0. T., held in Grand
Fraternity Hall, Broad aud Arch SITS.
Philadelphia on evening of 18th, inst
our townsman, j. F. Meginnes was
honored by unanimous election to the
Office Of Chaplain aud Orator for the
ensuing year.
The thirty annual meeting
OF the New Jersey State Horticultural
Society will be held at Trenton on
January 1 and 5. At the meeting on
the morning of January ;, Thomas r.
Hunt, Of this city, will make an adj
dress. Subject: The experiences of
Small Frnit Grower in Hunterdon
County.
The Womens' Christian Temper
ance Union will hold their annual
supper III their Hall. on Church
street, Tuesday evening, January 9th,
1906 The usual good supper will be
served from 10 s o'clock. Price,
% cents. Cake ice cream aud home
made candies will be on sale Every
body is invited to help in this good
cause.
The funeral Of Mrs Ellen Malone
Sheridan, who died at St Francis
Hospital, Trenton, Wednesday morn s
ing, was held at St Johns II. G..
Church, Saturday at $50 n III at
which time Rev. Father Lynch cele-
brated requiem high mass. Inter
ment was made at St. Johns GENE
terry. Her age was 30 years.
Cheap Job printing means cheap
material. If you are in doubt about
the matter compare your paper. The
average man will be unable to do so,
as there is only few pounds differ
ence in the weight. But it will be
noticeable to any paper dealer. We
give good paper and fair prices.
j c. Foster, of New York will
occupy the pulpit of the First Baptist
Church on Sunday at both the morn
ing aud evening services He will
speak especially to men in the even
ing, his subject being, "New Years
Message to Men. Mr.. Foster spoke
at one of the mems meetings held
during the Union Gospel meetings
and made deep impression on all who
heard him.
Phillip II. Saltzman, former
merchant of this city, was arrested in
Trenton last week by Detective PHI
ger. Saltzman filed voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy and is accused of
the larceny of 81 while acting as
bailee. He was taken before Squire
Naar and held under $500 bail for his
appearance Mt the April term of the
Huuterdon county court
Posters are necessary for public
sale, but why not acquaint hundreds
of people who never see them by de
scriptiye advertisement in the local
newspaper A dollar or two spent in
this way Is far better than to lose a
customer who Nould otherwise be
present at your sale owing TO the fact
he saw in the newspaper the very ar
tice Ire wanted Remember this
when you have your "yendue.'
Elias Hartz. the goosebone wealth
er prophet, who IS now in his 93rd
year, predicts mild winter until
February, when accounts will be
squared. With the exception of a
period about the holidays, and the
first part of January, moderate wealth
er will prevail The February "freez-
er" will continue until the middle Of
March, when pleasant weather is pre-
dieted. Keep tab on the goosebone.
According to a decision handed
down by the United States supreme
court the fellow who runs gambling
Joint or permits gambling on
property under his control, is liza
BILE for every cent lost by any per
son who plays in any gambling game.
The decision ought to effectually put
a stop to gambling almost everywhere.
All man who loses his money in one
of'these places has to do Is to bring
suit and prove his loss aud tue pro-
prietor will be forced to make good
Omission from November School
report Names of those pupils whose
Recitations and Department have each
averaged 90per cent or over; Grammar
School ID" Grade, 95 per cent and
over Albert Tomson, ,, Ella Thorne
90. ner cent and under % Kenneth