The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-08-30

per cent. start card now for fine
Christmas present at FoLKNER's.
Rev IL. \. MacKubbin, the pastor
will occupy the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer. Corner of Bridge
and Franklin streets.
The ladies Bible class of the
First Baptist Church went by trolley
To Cadwaader Park, Trenton, We'd
nesday afternoon.
Seventy five or hundred Italians
arrived in town Thursday morning en-
route to Bovine station where they
are now employed on the pipe line.
Lnmbertville Z. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at LambertvilIe. n. j. for
thirty days ending Aug 2G, 1905:
Miss Alice Busch,
Mss I elm Geihiu,
Miss Bertha Moins.
Miss Elizabeth Mullen,
William NJ Clark,
Lnigai Montague,
Luigi Vince.
Richard Runkle, of Mt AIRY has
received the appointment of overseer
on the macadam road now being
built between this city and Ringoes.
= Mrs. Cornelius Lake displayed To
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cereus at her residence ON Coryell
street last Thursday evening.
About fifty men will be trans
ferred from the railroad shops in this
city to the new shops at Trenton
September
Young Peoples Society of Christ
ian EndenYor of the First Baptist
Church. on Friday evening. Subject,
The Abundant Life how get it? how
use it? Leader. Mrs Meginnes.
Susie's Hot-Air Band" Will give
an evenings entertainment ON the
baseball grounds on Labor Day for
the benefit of the Lambertvile Ath-
letic Club.
A lnrge number of persons from
lHmbertville visited the Trout Theatre
Tuesday evening at the expense of
the management, who generously gave
free tickets to prospective patrons.
Best new crop of redeemed limo
thy seed $l.i5 per bushel Feed of
all kinds al low prices at
LAMBE RT & kERR's Coal YARD,
1t Lambertville, n. j.
Rev. Francis l.. Chuch pastor of
the Baptist Church of this city will
address the gospel meeting to he held
III the Ball Park next Sunday after
noon at 1 clock.
iss Clara Rooms will resume
teaching piano and voice culture
Monday, September llth, at her resi-
dence, l22 n. Union street. Glasses
IN conservatory branches will be re-
organized two weeks later 81
The Republican voters of the sew
eral wards of the city of Lambertville
are requested TO meet mt Phillips
Hall ON Wednesday evening, August
30, Mt s o. clock to arrange for primary
elections. BY order Of City Execu-
tive committee.
"A. Il. Fillebrown, Assistant En-
gineer of the Sunbury Branch of the
F. Il. Il. formerly Supervisor Of the
Belvidere Division. with headquarters
in this city, dropped dead at his home
in Sunhnry, Pa, early Sunday morn
ing.
Howard j. Ashton, Albert X.
Scarborough, Michael Monohan and
James X Fisher, all of New Hope,
enlisted as cayarymen in the United
States Army at the recruiting station
in Trenton on Saturday, and were
sent to Jefferson Barracks, st. Louis,
Mo
Alfonso Il. Sellers, Of Chalfont,
Pa, a former principal of the New
Hope public school, aud Miss Addie
ID. Phillips, of Holicong, Pa, sister
to Frank A. Phillips, assistant cash
Ter of the Lambertville National Bank,
were married on Monday afternoon.
They will live in Chalfont, where Mr..
Sellers owns handsome residence.
The colored Odd Fellows of this
city held their animal parade and
ball last Thursday. The colored band
of Princeton was in attendance. Dur
ing the afternoon a baseball game be-
tween the Princeton XGiants and n
colored team from this city resulted
in a tie, the score at the end OF the
ninth inning being to 4
Miss Susan Van Sewer, of Bur
lington, school teacher well known
among educators throughout the
state, died Saturday of apoplexy.
She had been apparently as well as
usual until short time before her
demise. The dead woman was SIS
ter of Charles II. W. Van Solver, ex-
chief of the Lambertville fire depart
ment, now resident of Philadelphia.
The statement that the fire broke
ont in the RECORD building on Satur-
day evening is entirely false. The
reporter of the Trenton Times misrep-
resented the accident as being fire.
Contrary to his statement no damage
was done BY fire but by the continual
running of the motor. This is but
one of his exaggerations of the acei-
dents which happen in this city.