The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-09-13


advantages which our people can now
enjoy. One of the important privileges
thus brought within our reach is the
Young Mems Christian Association,
which is one of the institutions in which
Trenton takes just pride. The Trenton
\. M, c. A. is one of the most thriv-
ing Associations in the country and
over twelve hundred of the young men
and boys of the city are enjoying its
many membership privileges. The
Association also numbers among its
members many young men from the
towns which are connected with
Trenton by trolley; it is hoped, there
fore, that this article, written especially
for the RECORD by Educational Direct
or +. P. Lamphcar, of the Trenton Y.
Nj. c. A., will be of interest To the
young men of Lambertville, and other
towns on the Trenton line.
The Association building is located
in the heart of Trenton, between Broad
and Montgomery Streets, ON State
Street. 1t is one of the finest buildings
in the city and is fully equipped from
the basement to the fourth floor for the
great work which is carried ON within ii.
Among the general privileges which
the Y. NJ. G.. A. offers are the enter
tainment course of ten first class at
fractions to which each member re-
Ceives two free admission tickets; the
many socials and receptions which are
held throughout the fall and winter;
the reading room with one hundred
papers, magazines and periodicals on
file; the library of over five hundred
select volumes; practical talks and
educational lectures; correspond
encc tables with stationery; elegant
parors and we'll equipped game rooms;
Bible classes; bicycle room; the gym
nasium with free physical examination
aud several gymnasium classes for men;
tile seven shower baths with swim
ming pool twenty by thirty feet square
and SIX feet deep; Association Field
with its six perfect tennis courts, run
ming track, shower baths and admission
to the thrice-awcek base ball games.
In addition to these general prlvll-
eges, there is the privilege of entering
the Evening School for employed men;
the largest night school in Trenton.
Two things make the Association
Evening School different from any other
school in Trenton; first, it IS 4 school
for men; they must all be seventeen
years of age or over; second, every sub
iect taught is directly useful TO a man
to make him better at his trade or pos
ition, or helps him TO gam better
position The most practical teachers
that can be found make up the force of
instructors. Several are from the lafg-
est concerns in town where they are
doing every day what other men want
to learn how to do.
Following is list of the branches
that will be offered the coming season,
with teachers, evening and hours:
Arithmetic tSection OneJ
Mon. x We'd, i:3o to $50
Mon 4 We'd, $50 to s:aO
Algebra, Mon. 4 We'd. $40 to $3.50
Bookkeeping, Mon. u Wed, $50 to D:3O
Civil aud Municipal doxernment, -.
Wednesday, 7aaO to ss@
.'''' ''''''''' ''''''' Tue. n Fri, $50 to $40
Correspondenee Tue. Fri, 1:30 to s:30
Carpentry Mon. Il Wed $50 to 1000
Civil Service, Mon, Wed. Fri. 5;30 to W31
Electricity, Mon ~ Wed, $3.50 to $50
Tue. u Fri, 7:3O to s;10
English Grammar, Tue. 4 Fri 73O to $3.50
Geometry, (mechancall -
- '''''''' Tue y Fri, $50 to s:sc
1891 ''''' Mon 4 We'd, s:3O to 1880
Mechanical Drawing, Tue Il Fri, 7:sO to $3.50
Machine Design, Tue II Fri, $50 To $40
Thursday, sO0 10 l0:O0
Orchestra Music, "Wednesday, 500 to 1900
penmanship, Mon, a We'd, 7;3O to $3.50
Spelling, Mon. n We'd, $50 to $3.50
Stcnography, Tue. X Fri, $3.50 to 9:36
NosoI Muair IhurHInV B.UO Ia Non
Mr. L. p. Lamphear, the Educallon-
al Director, will teach Section One in
Arithmetic, English, Spelling, and
Geometry.
Professor J.A.Root, teacher OF Malh-
ematics at the Trenton High School,
will teach Section Two in Arithmetic,
and Algebra.
Mr. George Minchwaner, Account
ant, and formerly with the Trenton
Saving Fund Society, will teach Book
keeping and business Practice.
Attorney John A. Iiartpcncc, School
Commissioner, will teach Civil and
Municipal Government.
Mr. William p. Endebrook, Arch
tect, for IS years head architect for
A. X. Lcukel & Co, of Trenton, will
teach Carpentry.
Mr.. Lawrence Chedstcr, Electrical
Engineer, graduate Of Drexcl Institute,
Philadelphia, and now Electrical Test
err at the Eureka Rubber Co, will teacl
Electricity.
Mr. Anton Neidermier Tor ten year.
professor of German at the Trenton
High School, will teach the class il
conversational German.
Mr. Paul Clarke, the well known
letter and sign printer, of Trenton, vii
teach the class in Lettering and Sigr
Printing
Mr. Hedley V. Thompson, Chic
Draughtsman at the American BrldS
Co, will teach Mechanical Drawing
and Machine design.
Mr.. George Van Bushkirk will teacl
Penmarship.