The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-03-08

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-Wyker Hillpot, of Pennington,
and Miss Cornelia Barber, of this city,
were united in marriage by the Rev.
H. A. MacKubbin on Thursday, March
end.
The annual meeting OF Union
Fire Company, No. ,, will be held in
their engine house on Thursday even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Special services are being held at
the Presbyterian Church every evening
this week. The Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be observed in the
church next Sunday.
w Wayne Robinson, foreman at
the Pennsylvania Railroad shops in
this city, has gone to Trenton to take
charge of the erection of the machin-
cry and shafting at the new railroad
shops at Trenton. John +. Mcguire,
of Cottage Hill, is acting as his first
assistant.
Auctioneer Riley, on Friday, sold
to Thomas Banchoff the fifty-hve acre
farm, situated partly in the city Of Lam
bertville, belonging to the estate of
George Banchoff, Sr., deceased. for
$4,sto. A bid of 81, 900 was made by
Real Estate Agent o. |. Blackwell on
the stone quarry, but the sale was ad-
journed until next Friday.
Special services will be held dur
ing Lent at S. Andrews p L. church
as follows: Ash Wednesday, March s,
o:3o a. M, 1880 p. M; every day In
Lent, short service, with reading, o:3o
a. m; Tuesday, special preachers, 1880
p. m; Thursday, communion, 6 a, m,
confirmation class, 1890 p. m; Friday
chlldrens service, a p. m; Saturday,
evensong, S p. M. Bishop Scarborough
will visit S. Andrews, Thursday, May
4, to confirm the class.
While an cmploye of the Lam
bertville Water Company was examin-
ing the water meter in the cellar of the
Holcombe Building, under John Rel
merits confectionery store, on Monday
morning, he used a lighted candle to
see the figures About one hour after
ward Mr.. Reinert had OCCASION to
visit the cellar, when he discovered
that large lot of burlap had caught
fire and was burning quite freely and
gaining some Roadway toward the
woodwork. Mr.. Reinert called for
assistance and the fire was soon cxtn-
guished. The supposition is that the
FIRE was started from the candle.
George Sherman of West Amwell
township, was arrested last Monday
by Wallace p Thornton for cruelty to
his COWS and was brought before Squire
Lyman and lodged in the city jail but
release was secured by neighbors who
promised to be responsible for his APP
pearance when the case was called.
Sherman struck at Thornton with
pitch fork when arrested but did not
succeed in hurting him. His house as
will as his barn and lot are described
as being filthy beyond all description.
This is his second offence having been
arrested and fined last winter.
Robert A. Montgomerys horse
got away from Driver Peter Swaysay
on Monday morning and running
down Main street it threw him out
inficting several bruises and cuts to
his face. The animal ran into and
fflghtencd the morse OF Milkman J.
Clifford Lambert, with the result that
that horse dashed around Church street
corner and out toward c. Nj. Pettee's
plumbing establishment, where stood a
horse and wagon belonging to Ger
shom l.. Eye. The wheel Of the milk
wagon struck the wheel of Mr.. Eyes
carriage and both were badly dam
aged. None of the three horses re
ceived any injuries, but all Of the wag-
ons were more or less damaged. Sew
eral quarts of milk were lost from Lam
bert's wagon as it struck the curb in
front of Blossoms pharmacy when the
horse was turning the corner.