The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-03-01

Smoke 'Lambertville Puffs, take
no other on the statement that they
are just az good
-Frenchtown citizens have organ
led baseball team for the coming
summer.
Miss Olive Phillips has passed the
examination for clerical position in
the government service.
-Lambertville Puff. &c. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. J. B. Kline & Son,
No. q Bridge St, Lambertville, Nj,
Charles Worthington, of New
Hope and Miss Elizabeth McAuliffe,
of this city were united in marriage
by the Rev. H. s. Smith at S. An
drew's rectory, on Tuesday evening
of last week.
Mrs Alexander Holeombe enter
tanned the members of the Kalmia
Club ut a Martha Washington Tea,
at her home last Wednesday evening.
The guests appeared in costumes APP
propriate to theoccasion.
Major C. A. Angel Post, Ne. %,
G. 4. r. will attend the Centenary
NJ. E. Church next Sunday evening
III body to hear the farewell sermon
of the Rev. S. G.. Pitt. On Friday
evening he will deliver short ad-
dress at the post room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bayard en-
tertained a number of friends from
Ringoes one evening last week.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
John Dilts and sons, Claude, Harold
and Joseph, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hunt and sons, William and Lester,
Miss Kate Stout, of this city,
teacher in the State Normal chool at
| Trenton, has been made a member of
the Mercer County Teachers Club.
At meeting of the club held last
Saturday morning Miss Stout read
paper on applied Psychology
Mayor o. G. Holcombe and Fred
| Parker were initiated into the order
of Elks at Trenton on Thursday ey
enlng last. Others present from this
city were II. b. Reading, Thos. Grow
| ley, Ghas. Butler, John ID. Stockton,
Walter Ennis, George John. Herbert
Scattergood, j. Hart Stockton and
Thos. S. CaIlan.
Benz amin Bond Blackwell, for
mer resident of this city, died at his
home i'll Jamaica, J.. J., on Thursday
asst Mr. Blackwell was printer by
trade and established the Lambertville
Press which he ran for a number of
years. He was brother of Mrs.
John w. Cooley of this city. The
| body was brought here on Saturday
| last and inferred in Mt Hope ceme-
terry.
The third trial of Henry Lear on
town Bank has been placed on the
calender of the United States Dis
trict Court for March Is, Henry Brown
who was appointed special district
attorney to conduct the second trial,
which ended in disagreement of
the jury, will again be in charge of
1 b.n hoy m
will defend Lear for the third time.
New JERSEYS military representa-
ton in the Roosevelt inaugural parade
will consist of u officers and 93l men.
Governor Stokes stoff will comprise
seven officers and two specially detail
ed officers. From the First regiment
there will be so officers and 700 men
The First troop will send 4 officers
and 69 men. Battery BIS contingent
will consist of officers and 40 men.
and the Signal and Telegraph Corps
W i'll send officers and I6 men.
The following have been appoint
ed by Governor stokes Ms the stall
which will accompany him to Presl-
dent Reosevelt's inaugural: Lieuten-
ont Colonel Lewis T. Bryant, Attain
tic City, of the department staff; Lieu
tenant Colonel John A. Parker, First
Brigade staff; Major ID. Stewart Cra-
ven, Salem, division staff; Lieutenant
Everett Colby, Fifth Regiment, New
ark, aud Captain Walter +. Edge,
Atlantic City. Colonel Frelinghuy-
sen, the Governors personal aide,
will head the staff.
In the list of flags captured IN
the Civil War and to be returned to
the Southern States, mention is made
of three captured by Jersey regi-
ments. The flag of the Eighteenth
| North Carolina regiment WAS cap
tnred Apr 9, 1865, by Private Frank
Ferry at St. Petersburg; the flag of
the Forty-Sixth North Carolina regi-
lnent was taken by Lieutenant Brant
of the First New Jersey, and the flag
of the Twelfth Virginia regime Mt was
captured at Beverly Fort by General
Kirkpatrick in June, 1863, ia cayal-
ry charge.
The eleventh anniversary of the
birth Of Miss Viola Young was cele
brated by holding a social party at
her home, 81 Delevan street, few
evenings ago. Games and music
we're enjoyed. A feast was also par
| taken Of.
Those present were: Captain and
Mrs. samuel G.. Young, Mrs. John Sc
bold, Miss Margery Mount. of Flem-
ington, Miss Josephine Coombe, of
Trenton, Annabel Sebold, Regina
German, Emma Sebold Alice German,
Mary Sharpe, Hattie Akers, Bessie
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