The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-08-02
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! the York road, near town.
Smoke "Lambertville Puffs, " take
none other on the statement that they
are just as good
Mrs. Catherine Weaver, mother
of Asa Weaver, of this city, was buried
at Lannrk, Lehigh CO.. Pa. this
week.
William Horn, employed by Con
tractor Arnett, fell several feet in
Shanley's quarries below town, We'd
nesday, and was badly bruised.
Lafayette Phillips, former resi-
dent af West Amwell township, died
ut his home in Kansas last Friday.
He was the father of the Misses Ora
and Caroline Phillips, of this city.
Young Peoples Society of Christ
ian Endeayor of the First Baptist
Church, on Friday evening. Subject,
The First Fruits of God. Leader,
Miss Mary Conover.
The Rev. Francis Church and
family have arrived and are fer
time living in the parsonage of tho
Centenary NJ. f. Church. He will
preach on Sunday morning.
Willard {. Allen and Miss Marion
Blair Reynolds were married at the
home of Twin Hendrickson, ON Satur
day evening, the Rev. Mr.. Ham, of
Ocean City officiating
The Rev. Henry Brown died at
Clanhnry where he was pastor of the
Methodist Church on Sunday at an
advanced age. He was pastor of the
Centenary Nj. T.. Church during the
years 1868 50 and had many friends in
this city.
Liberty Band has elected the fol-
lowing officers; President. Fred Mil
nor; vice president, Joseph NJ. Hazen;
secretary, Albert Canning; treasurer,
Harry Swallow leader, B. NJ Curtis;
assistant leader, George W. johnson;
business manager. George W. John
son.
The Gospel Meeting will be held
i'll the Ball Park next Sunday after
noon Mt 4 O'Clock The address will
be given by Rev. W. G. Stinson d. d.
of New York City Dir. Stinson is an
eloquent preacher, and will occupy the
pulpit of the Presbyterian Church for
two Sundays during the Pastor yaca-
ton.
-Abo ut 80 members of Pride of
United States Council, No. 10, Daugh-
tiers of Liberty, of Trenton, paid
fraternal visit to Lambertville Goun-
ell, No. ~, Thursday evening. The
trip was made in special cur over
the Trenton, New Hope and Lambert
vile trolley road. The committee of
arrangements consisted of ID. o. Ball,
Mrs. Hannah Lukens, Mrs. Salie
Fisher, John Richards, John Rose.
Refreshments were served by the
Lambertville Council and pleasant
evening spent.
Mercer Gommandery, Ne. p,
Uniformed Rank, =. O. S. of A. WIS.,
tied this city on Friday evening. The
trip was made in special trolley car.
Among those i'll the party were Will
liam ii. Tilton, William Ii. Huffman,
A. l.. Hanlon, +. +. Seville, W. A.
McGucken, q. w. Peters, j. s. Cook,
ID. o. Ball, w. S. Potter, Amos Mar
tin, Frank Weaver, +. l.. Asay, John
Rose, Albert Scott. w. II. Tindall,
William Kents, w. G. Cutter, George
l.. Opdycke, G. ID. Petry, William
Brannin, John II. Gladstone, Joseph
Aronotf, Aaron w. Gagg,D p. Brown,
Frank Phillips, Frank Sheath, George
Raylman, William Nef, Peter s.
Maatinette, Shelley White, Warren
M. Erwin, II. l.. Case, Sr., II. l..
Case, Jr, Amos Baird, S. l.. Davis,
Charles w. Pettee, George Poulson,
Joseph Adams, T.. j. Duryea, Paul
Duryea, Charles f.. Haulenbeek.
b'Vi Cuhiihubt- HbN wore met by
Past State President George II.
Groome and reception committee
and escorted to the camp rooms. A
feature of the evenings entertain
ment was an exhibition drill by Mer-
Ger Commandery, No. %, under the
direction Of First Lieutenant Robert
b. Burtis. The team of Camp 3 ex-
emplifed the degree work. The team
was made up as follows: Past presi-
dent, Peter Howell; president. Will
liam b. kents; vice president, Frank
Weaver; master of forms, William II.
Tindall; lecturer, Warren NJ. Erwin;
conductor, G.. w. Peters. Addresses
were made by National Vice Presi-
dent, William ii. Tilton, Distri ct
President, John II. Gladstone, As
sistant State Secretary Peter Howell,
Past State President, Samuel l..
Davis and officers of the Trenton
camps and Lambertville camp.