The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-06-20

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IN the leading companies of the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
T. II. HoLcoMBE.
Elias Raphael. the Main street
clothier purchased of the late Geo.
Nj. Holcombe estate. the three store
buildings 30 1851 Church street and
he will occupy the middle store about
September /.
Clayton Robertson, carpenter
employed by Fred Il. Parker, fell
from ladder at the Lambertville
Athletic Club grounds on Friday after
noon last and was seriously injured
by compound fracture of the left leg.
The severe electrical storm which
swept over this city Sunday afternoon
strnck number of places but no ser
lous damage was done. lightning
entered the office of Dir. George l..
Romlne, tearing down part of the
steel ceiling but fortunately no one
was in the office at the time.
-Lambertville p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office ending June 10th.
Mrs. Charles Blakey
Miss Annie Dunshon
Miss Annie Pearson
Orlgio Corniyale
Giacunde Massinno
JAMES ID. MACKAY, =. NJ.
S. Andrews Choir will give their
Annual Recital on next Sunday even
ing, June cath at 7;45 O'Clock. They
will be assisted by an auxiliary Choir
of women aud by Clarence F. Brey.
violinist. A hearty welcome awaits
all who care to avail themselves of the
opportunity of enjoying this musical
treat. A silver collection will be
taken for the benefit of the Choir
Fund.
AT the public sale of properties of
the late George NJ. Holcombe, held
Friday, a half acre lot of land in West
Amwell township was sold to Edward
Ii. Holcembe, for ST. so; a brick house
on Bridge street was sold to Andrew
\. Scarborough for s., $50: house
and lot on Perry street brought 81, $50
and store property on Church st.
was sold to Elias Raphael for So, 545
Now that they feel assured that
they can master the San Jose scale
Hnnterdon county farmers are max
ing arrangements to engage in peach
culture on large scale. Hunterdon
was at one time the banner peach
county III the state but the scale kill
ed nearly all the trees. Years ago
when peach culture was at its heigth
the county yielded l 800, 600 baskets
of the lucious fruit annually.
While Patrick j. Condry yard
master of the Pennsylvania Railroad
of this city, was standing between the
main track and "A siding, Friday,
examining number of train cards
he was struck by the beam in front
of drill engine and knocked down,
receiving severe bruises. lie was
assisted to his home and a physician
was summoned. He is suffering from
his injuries and nervous shock.
Laura, wife of CALVIN Cooper,
died at the home of her brother-in-
law, William L. Liddie, near Dilts'
Corner, at II o'clock last Friday
night, aged 20 years. She leaves
husband and four children. Funeral
services, conducted by the Rev. f. l..
Church, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, of this city, were held at her
late home at $50 O'Clock Monday al
ternoon. Interment III Riyerview
Cemetery. j. X. LaBaw, funeral di-
rector.
The following program for the
annual street inspection of the Fire
Department Thursday evening, has
been prepared by Chief Arnett:
The line will form on Main street at
: o'clock, march up Main street to
Delaware avenue, where the inspec-
ton will be held. The line will be
formed in the following order:
Fire Patrol.
Band.
Chief Engineer and Assistants
Union Fire Company No. /, and
steamer.
Hibernia Fire Company No 2, and
steamer.
Fleetwing Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 3, aud Truck
Eagle Fire Company No. /, Of New
Hope, and Steamer.
After the inspection the line will
march up Union street, where the
companies will be reviewed from the
porch of Chief Arnett's residence;
move to Elm street, to Buttonwood,
to Union, down Union to Church, to
Main, TO Swan, 10 Union to Bridge
and dismiss.