The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-16
Buy your wood of Geo. W. Massey.

Bay your wood of Geo. W. Massey.
Retains its moisture - MAeKAY's
bread
Laugh at your troubles aud they
will soon he ashamed of themselves.
Save your coal for winter. Cook
with Gas.
Some people are chronic inyaiids
from choice and some from necessity.
The Perfection of baking-MAc-
kAY's bread.
George W. Trauger has added
new kitchen to his residence on
Bridge street.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
Theodore Skillman has left the
employ of @. J. Fisher and accepted
position in Trenton.
Smoke 'Lambertville Paffs, take
none other on the statement that they
are just as good.
New fences are being placed in
front OF the houses of George W.
Prall on Franklin street.
-Lambeityille Pufs" are still going
mp III smoke. Kline X Son sells
them.
The building of the new wash
house and other improvements at the
plant of the New Jersey Rubber
Works are nearing completion.
First class Fire Insurance only,
in the leading companies OF the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
T. II. HoLCoMBE.
Editor Killgore, of the Hunterdon
Democrat, is soon to have a new press
of the most approved sort. Para
gon" made 10y c. b. Cottrell and Sons
Co.
Albert II. Regain has been chosen
to give the Grafton at the commence
ment exercises of the Model School in
June. His subject IL Nv hther
Tending >"
Beginning Saturday, May 10, the
New Hope, Lambertyille and Trenton
Traction Co will run cars every half
hour Saturday afternoons and all day
Sundays.
William Sine and family have re
moved from Raven Rock to this city
and occupy the house vacated by Con
ductor Frank Kitchen on North
Union street.
Company + participated in the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument un.
yelling IN Phillipsburg, Thursday.
A large number from Eamhertyille
Witnessed the ceremonies.
The people of Bound Brook have
voted to build SEQ 600 school build
ing. The women of the borough
went to the polls, and their ballots, it
is said, won the fight for the new
building.
Samuel Updyke, a resident of
Princeton, has purchased the re-
tail liquor business of Thomas Callan,
corner Main and Ferry streets. MIR.
Updyke formerly lived in Lambert
Vile.
The railroad shops here are turn
ing out large amount of work. So
rushed are the men in the painting
department that several painters have
been transferred from the shops at
Pavonia, and will work here until
August and possibly longer
George Brown, colored, of Lam
bertville, WAS seized with u tit at
State and Warren streets. Trenton,
early last Tuesday evening. Patrol
man Mullen called for the police am
bulance and Patrolman Bnterer re
moved Brown to Mercer Hospital
The leading brewers of Newark
aud vicinity spent the day on the fish
cry owned by Squire Scarborough
last Tuesday and during the day
more than hundred shad were
caught, many of which the visitors
took to their homes.
DIR. Minor G. Baldwin, the noted
organist, presided at the organ in the
Olivet Presbyterian church in Easton
on Sunday evening. He gave re
cital in connection with the services
DIR. Baldwin vail soon sail for con
cert trip in England and on the con
tinent
For the benefit of the Columbia
Fire Companys new building fund.
Irwin l.. Carr, the Third Ward grocer,
will sell sandwich and emp of
coffee for cents at the fire house on
Thursday evening, May Il, commenc
ing at O'Clock. Everybody is inyit
ed to be present to help the good
work along.
Enamel Wilhelm, residing near
Springtown and widely known as
''pow WOW doctor, died suddenly of
pneumonia on Tuesday morning. May
3. aged 66 years. 3 months and 10
days He leaves six children. Funer-
al was held on Saturday last, with ser
vices and intelment at Old Williams
Church.
The Rev. George =. Wight, of
Trenton, vail deliver an address in
Mount Hope cemetery, on the morn
ing of Memorial Day. Exercises will
be held in Riverview cemetery, Sun
day afternoon, May 27,at $50 O'Clock.
Mayor Ely. the members of Common
Council and City Clerk Reynolds
have accepted invitations to attend
the exercises May 30.
Ruth A, wife of William Wilson,
died at her home in West Amwell
township, Friday. aged 40 years.
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