The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-11-22

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We're sworn into office Thursday even
ing by City Clerk james II Reynolds
-Ex.Chie Stockton. the caterer.
has placed an order for loo dozen ter
rapin for his winters trade.
Smoke "Lamhertvllle Pufs. lake
none other on the statement that they
are Just as good.
The tax rate for Pennington has
been fixed at 81 05 which is seventeen
cents per hundred less than last year.
Under new law the fiscal year of
the city will commence January each
Year instead of March /, as heretofore.
Miss Sallie Scott has accepted n
position in the John Wanamaker store
Philadelphia.
Rev. DIR. latman, we'll known
evangelist, has been engaged to con
duet revival in Pennington, begin
ming the first week in February
The Lambertville football team
will play the strong AIl-Trentons on
the /, A. c. gridiron Thanksgiving
afternoon at ; o'clock.
-Tba a,n,ol colo h.l3 \. -
D,reas sao;at,.,, - 10 ran.s.a,. n y
Church Friday and Saturday of last.
week proved financial success.
FIX Mayor Torbert Coryell, snper-
i L.
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~ iliiams A LAWYER. have rented
the store No. ID North Union street
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=, ''''''i 80.
"eifty members oil fost ~, a.
\. H. thts city, paid tfatefhhi VISIT
10 Bayard lost, No. 5, at Trenton,
auis.''s evening, mixing 1lle Trip
We piint Wead ing invitations,
Nisitihs aia business eafds, hati
tleke's aha programs menu CARDS,
e'es saft a7a see safftt7te WORK
styles letest' oil course.
VIM. q. Bayard fell from a lad
'lef "hlle WORKING nj the new railroad
shops nj trenton on MONDAY ana
spfalhea ms 'eii ankle ana flsht wrist
ne VIII ne unaple 10 WORK Tor some
iiine.
lied Jacket, No, 43,and Inseafora,
No. II, lflees oil lied Men, III this
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FRED u. hoe has been transferred
iton the Office oil Assistant Engineer
A. w preston al the hallroad station
TINS city to the new shops at Trenton.
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At an electioh oil oihcefs held III
tue armory OF 90. r, I'd Regiment,
\. u. n. j., thursday evening, Cleo.
II. lime was elected hrst lieutenant,
William U. BaYard, second lieutenant,
George II. Sharpe, fourth sergeant
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The halt hour service over the
trenton, New Hope ana Lambert
vile street Halfway has been aban-
doned on Saturday afternoons, the
hour service being IN ioree all the
week. The Sunday half hour service
is still III force
The ladies OF the First Presbyter-
iau Church will hold their annual
PIE, cake ana candy SAFE " edhesday'
Nov. 29th, at 10 a. III. In the basement
OF the Church' inns VIII be good
opportunity to secure portion oil
your lhanksslFiag dinner. All are
invited
Charles J Baxter, State sunerin-
tendent of public instruction, has no.
titled the county superintendent of
schools that the lob, 902, 81 appor-
tionment from the State school fund
had been placed to the credit of coun-
ty collectors. Hunterdon county's
share is 81, 1913
An open-air ser vice under the di-
rection OF the Revs. II. S. MacKub-
bin, T. L. Church aud F. B. Harris,
pastors of the Presbyterian, Baptist
and Methodist Churches was held at
Union and Bridge streets Saturday
evening, which drew large crowd.
Guy Irving Waltz, the Gospel singer,
was present aud rendered several
selections.
-Members Of five camps of the p.
O. s ofA, in Trenton. took part in
the tri-county district meeting held
in this citv ON Friday evening. The
Trenton members left on special