The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-03
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In the evening at 1.45 O'Clock "a doll
exhibition" will be given including a
short program. Ice cream will also
be for sale at night. All are invited.
The Odd Fellows, Of this city and
New Hope attended services at the
New Hope NJ. f. Church Sunday
evening, the anniversary of Odd
Fellowship in the United States, and
listened to an interesting and instruc-
tive sermon by the pastor, the Rev.
DIR. j. E. Diverty. There was special
music by the choir.
Lambertyille p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at Lambertville, n. j. for
thirty days ending Apr. 81, 1905;
Angelo Gizzi
George Mitchell
Mrs. j. q. Houecker
Mrs. Mary Murray
Mrs. Frank Price
CHAs A. SKILLMAN, p. NJ.
Alfred l.. Sweeney, who was ar
rested in this city last week and taken
to the county Jail at Pennington was
taken to New York on Friday where
he will be given speedy trial.
Sweeney besides being charged with
forging check to the amount of 1865
Is wanted for numerous other charges.
At the NEE ting of the Hunterdoa
County Medical Society at Fleming
ton, Tuesday of last week, the follow
ing physicians of this city were elect
ed to Office: pr Louis c. Williams
second vice president; Dir. Leon T.
Salmon, reporter, and DR. George L..
Romiue one of three eensors.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Taylor wEo
have been in Buffalo aud Rochester
since last December, have returned to
their home on Delaware avenue. where
they will remain while changes are
being made to their property recent
ly purchased from Thomas Thorne,
on Union street
Mr.. and Mrs. James Trauger re-
turned home Saturday evening from
their honeymoon trip to Lancaster,
Pa, and reception was held at the
home of Mrs. Trauger's mother, Mrs.
Goodwin, on South Main street. The
guests were entertained by piano and
vocal solos by Eugene Kerns, vocal
selections Ivy Miss Nellie Trauger,
Nathan Rambo and William Rambo.
An elaborate dinner was served.
Report of Van Dolah's School
for month of April 1905. No. of day =
on roll, Al; no. of days present ABS;
absent, &c; no of boys ON roll, "A. girls,
l6; total no. ON roll, 30.
The following scholars were in at
tendance every day: Sadie Housed,
Emma Honsel, Grace Rittenhouse,
Leah Werner. Absent one day Mar
guerite Stevenson, I'nrtwell CRAY.
Ernest Werner, Andrew Stevenson.
Henry II. Fisher, Teacher.
= Giuseppe Rossi, the Italian who
killed Nincencio Gompetter on South
Main street last Satur day evening by
stabbing him ten different times in
the breast, face and head, and making
good his escape, is still at liberty, the
authorities fai ing to learn any tidings
from him. The Italian witness locked
up i'll our city jail since Sunday af-
ternoon was released Friday noon 1t
was reported last Wednesday that the
murderer had been found in Phila-
nelphia. Mayor Holcombe and David
Treftz who went at once to investi-
gate the matter failed to find any
any clue.
The Hunterdon County Union of
Christian Endeavor has elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Raymond II. Britton,
Pennington; vice president, Frank
l.. Trout, Sandy Ridge; secretary,
Theodore Bells, Pennington; treas
urer, Miss Mary r. Gray, Fleming
ton; district secretary, w. Egbert
Thomas, Milford; superintendent cor
responding department, Miss Annie
A. Sutphin, Pennington: superinten-
dent junior department. Miss Mae
Hice, Pennington; superintendent
press department, John S. Wilson,
stockton.
"A bull dog owned by Walter Scott
caused quite an excitement on School
Hill ON Sunday afternoon, by attack
ing and almost killing a valuable COW
belonging to Mrs. Stacy b. Bray.
The COW was tied in the yard when
the dog attacked it and in its struggle
to free itself managed to break the
rope which confined it, the dog still
hanging on. Terrified the COW ran
up and down the hill side by the
Hook road till three or four men at
tracted by the commotion came to the
rescue, even this was accomplished
with the utmost difficulty. The COW
is badly torn and bitten and it is not
known if it will recover. This is not
the first complaint against the bull
dog, which is a particularly vicious
one having several times before at
tackled other animals.
Or. Wight at Work as Charities Head.
The Rev DIR. George b. Wight, on