The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-12

-omaii calendar pats Tor sale at the
Record Office.
II your bread isn't satisfactory
fry THOMAS Cream ofWheat Flour.
Send Tue RECORD to a relative or
end as Il Christmas present.
Can yen use a rubber stamp in
Busiuess2 Let us know.
THORNTON, 40 Buttonwood street
Fer monumental work, go to
fHarT IL Kramer, Corner Bridge
aa frauk.in streets.
The concert given by the chior of
tenarY NJ L Church on Thanks.
M night Melted $50.
Mon Fire Company has received
aew hose carriage aud placed it in
s.,eIce
William Z. Colligan has pur
ed the Union House from Enos
Aslss AMI took possession Monday.
L. /. Bettinger,of Harrisburg, Pa,
accepted tt position as agent for
Ii. Lambet vile Rubber Company.
MISS Anna Cole had tue tips of
taree fingers cut of while at work at
the Lambertville Rubber Company
works, on FlldaY
Clearing ont sale Of Brio n -brac
aul Jardiniers at A. II. Titus to
nuke room for other goods. Great
bargains
Go TOD b. Kline a Sons and
get him box of Lambertyille Puffs
ior Christmas, He will be SIRE to
appreciate your gift.
More boats have passed through
lie canal feeder at this point during
TIE past season than for number of
Eears.
Perhaps your stationery is beeom-
ing low. Give MS your order before
you use ii nil up, as this is the busy
saason with printers.
i. b. Kline < Son have Lambert.
vile Pufis in attractive boxes of u or
- at soc. and 800. They make an
ideal present at small price.
Arthur Van Malta has purchased
the residence at the southwest corner
OF Main aud Jefferson streets and Will
take possession Of 1t January /.
The supper winch the Columbia
Pre- company intended holding Janu-
Any aud ,, has been postponed TO II
later date.
! b. Kline y Son have IN extern
siye line Of pipes and other articles
that would gladden. the heart Of any
smoker Christmas morning.
-LambertvilIe P 0.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed III the Post Office
for the week ending Dec $ 1906.
Manic Cologeno.
j. d MAcKAy, p VI.
rhepublic sale of the eslate ef
William Y. Cooley, decd was adj
jo6rncd until next Thursday after
l-aHa att o'eloek The combined
raa attes aeae only bid MP to 81, oQo.
Aa=mdeFhrs been placed for n
-ale tor the Lambertyille post
oH, rep8ceth one demolished
r. TOE fobbers last week, which WIS
ioa4j 10 he hey ond repair.
The Sunday School Of the FIRST
baptist church is arranging to give a
CHstmns Cautatta. Mrs J. F. Me
eaaea is deyotiag much time to
Tanning the voices,
Fisher c. Johnson has purchased
the farm Of the late Martha r. John
SON, deceased, situated in West Am
velI township, for Sl5 pen acre. The
ftm contains f3G acres.
The members of the Epworth
League Of tie Methodist church en-
ioYed social meeting at the home Of
George Fell hnd wife, North Main
street, last Thursday evening. Meet
i1gs of this character viii be held at
the homes of different members each
I.onth.
We are IN receipt of a souvenir
postal card from George w. Bird, of
Is Moines, Ia, former resident
ot this city, containing a view of the
Polk County Court House. The
Structure is a remarkably fine one aud
was designed by Proudfoot Il Bird, of
witch firm Mr.. Bird is partner.
Mrs. Mary A. Cole, widow of the
late James Cole, former residents of
tins city, died at the home of her
daughter IN Philadelphia, Saturday,
a1ed 70 years. Death was due TO
apopIexy. Funeral services were held
in Philadelphia Tuesday. She was
the mother of Policeman William A.
Cole of this city.
Work is rapidly progressing at
the Robert A. Montgomery quarlies,
above Riverview cemetery. a great
amount of timber bus been cut away
from the side of the hill aud ground
has been broken for the erection of a
building for engine and boiler rooms
and crusher plant. Stables are in
course of erection with room for
twenty two head OF horses. a tenn
porary tool house and blacksmith
shop has been built. Six steam drills
are at work boring holes into the
rocks, and before many days some Of
the heaviest blasting that has ever oc-
Cured in this vicinity will be heard.
The railroad being built across the
canal is fast nearing completion.
These quarries will be the most ex-
reusive ones in the surrounding
country
The hymn, "Thou Art Ever Near
H., on the first page of this issue is
135ished for the first time in THE