The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-10-04

marriage in Trenton last Wednesday.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer. Corner of Bridge
and Franklin streets.
o. l. Blackwell has sold his real
estate and insurance business to
George W. Hunt to take effect Octo-
Der LIST.
DIR. Blossoms pharmacy is made
quite attractive during the evenings
by new electric sign extending over
the sidewalk
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church will meet with
the Improvement Band at the pastors
residence, this "Wednesday evening.
Will Naylor is very happy over
the arrival yesterday, of remark
able pair of boys whose combined
weight is sixteen pounds.
A new hasstone pavement has
been put down in front OF the resi-
Vanselons, on Church street.
Mrs. James Sheenan, who died IN
Trenton last Sunday evening, was
buried in st. Johns Cemetery, this
city. ON Monday, under the direc-
tions of Undertaken j. p. Carmody.
Ebert Vert, who has conducted
the grocery business in this city for
number of years, will remove to
Trenton and enter into the same bus
mess with his son in that city.
Bnyard Post, No s, q. A. r., of
Trenton, will visit Major G. A. Angel
Post, No. 20, Friday evening, Octo-
Der l3. The trip will be made by
trolley.
st. Elmo Commandery, No. II,
X. T., of this city, will accompany
Palestine Commandery, of Trenton,
to the annual field day exercises oil
the Grand Commandery, at Atlantic
City, October l2th.
Changes among the priests in the
diocese of Trenton place the Rev.
William J. Mcconnell, of Oxford, at
Belmar, and the Rev. Z. j. Kelly, OF
Allentown mt Oxford. Both priests
were former residents of this city.
Walter Ireland, of this city, aud
Miss Olive Pickett, of New Hope.
were married at their newly-furnish-
ed home on Main street, Lambert
Vile, Saturday evening, September
ed, at eight o'clock, Rev. ID. w. Hol-
linger, pastor of the New Hope Pres
byterian Church, performing the GER
emony.
Washington Camp, No. l, Z. o.
$. of A., has organized n degree team
for initiatory work as follows; fresi-
dent, Frank Kelly; vice president,
Jonathan Dilley; master of forms and
lecturer, Howard Carter; past presl-
dent, John Johnson; conductor, The
odore benson; sentinels, William
Suyker, Harry Johnson Arthur Hunt
aud Emley Larson.
Hugh Hlllpot, barber OF this
city, died at his home, on Coryeli
street. at 800 o'clock, Wednesday nj
ternoon, from dropsy. His age was
AZ wears. Funeral services were held
from his late home Saturday morning
Mt $3.50. conducted by Rev. ii. A.
MaeKubbin. Interment at Upper
Tinicum, Bucks county, Pa.
The wedding of Miss Marian Rob
erts, of New York, and the Rev. Wal
ter Chambers Brewer, OF Dlngmah
Ferry, formerly of Pennington, took
place at the home of the bride last
Wednesday evening, the Rev. DIR.
Elijah s. Osbon, officiating. Inc
Rev Brewer is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Brewer, of Fleming
ton.
The first meeting of the Kalmla
Club for the season 1905-06 was held
at the home of Mrs. George w. Mas
sey on Monday evening. The social
part was both original and entertain
ing. All members gave an account oil
The Individual History of a Day,
August 1. Time, two minutes. Mrs.
Frank Maxwell, "A well known soprano,
sang number of selections when
greatly delighted her hearers.
John Hunt, father of ex-School
Trustee John F. Hunt, died at his
home on Swan street Thursday after
noon at an advanced age. Funeral
services, with requiem high mass,
were held at st. Johns Church Satur-
day morning at $50 o'clock, conduct
ed by the rector, the Rev. William IL.
Lynch. Interment at st. John s Gem
etery under the direction of Under
taker James p. Carmody.
The Racing Matinee at Fleming
ton on Saturday next, October Hh'
from present Indications will be the
best one ever held on the track. Inc
2.l8 class has G entries, the 2.25, en-
tries, the 2.4O, 10 entries, the special,
entries. Some of our Lambe rtyilie
horses will be there. The price OF
admission is CSC. Children under 10
years and carriages, free. If stormy
races will be held on Monday, Oct. D.
Good day and track.
DR.. N. b. Oliphant and DIR. Will
lam A. Clark with their families, are
on the Majestic of the White Star line
due in New York to-day "Wednesday.
They have had very profitable and
enjoyable time in Europe during the
past summer. Part of the time the
physicians spent in travel and more oil
it in study.
DIR. Oliphant underwent an operation
in one of the celebrated hospitals OF
the old world for a throat trouble