The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-02-14

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Retains its moisture MAcK4y's
bread
Samuel Tranger las moved from
Trenton to this city.
-Lambeityille Puff" are still going
mp in smoke Kline & Son sells
them.
The 80" Club will entertain its
members and lady friends Mt their
rooms on Thursday evening next.
For monumental work, 60 to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
Smoke "Lambertyllc Pulls take
none other on the statement that they
are Just rs good.
Mayor Alfred T. Ely has been
elected second lieutenant Of Company
f, National Guard.
-Ellwood Bothers, of this city. will
farm for D. V. l.. Sehenck the coming
wear.
Hurley, Tobin \ Co. have purehas-
ed the house furnishing store of
Williams X Lawler. \. Union street
-Lambcrtyille Puff. sc. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. J. b. Kline Il Son,
No. % Bridge ST. ,Lambertville. Nj,
The Epworth League of the Cen
ienary NJ. f. Church will hold .
Washington supper on Wednesday
evening, February 81.
Ernest Kimmell, aformer resident
of this city, died in Perio. Arizona,
on Tuesday, January 30. aged % years,
of consumption.
The electricity used by the Penn
sylvania railroad company il now
supplied by the Lambertyille Hcnt
Light and Power company.
e. W Opdycke will sell 90 head
of Iowa and Michigan horses Mt the
Union Hotel Stables, ut Pennington,
Saturday February Il.
We re prepared to take orders for
engraving cards, wedding invitations,
etc. at reasonable rates. Cards print
ed from plate so cents for 10, IS cents
hundred.
While preparing breakfast last
Thursday morning, Mrs. William
Fulmcr, of Cottage Hill. fell on the
cook sieve badly huming her left
arm
The Rev. Frederick Il. Harris, of
the class of % of Pennington Sem
mary. who has been pastor Of the
Centenary NJ. T. ehnlch OF Tins city
during the past year, will leave here
in March to enter Dickinson College.
Newton $. Bayard has been pro
NOTED from messenger III General
Superintendent Carmichae,s office Mt
the p. Il. r. shops to the telegraph
department. John Scott has received
the former position.
Washington Camp. No. ], p. O.
s. of A. will hold banquet aud en-
tertainment Mt their rooms in odd
Fellows Hall, on Thursday evening,
February 20 in honor of the anniver-
sary of the birth of George Washing
ton.
- Clure Grady, daughter Of Mr. aud
Mrs. John Grady died at her home on
Franklin street. on Friday morning
nj o'clock, aged nine years. Funer-
al services were held Monday after
noon, intcrmeut in ST. Johns cpmP-
terry.
Mrs. Eliza Sheehan, n former res
ident of this city died in Philadelphia
on Monday, of last week, aged so
years. The body was brought to this
city Saturday morning and services
were held in st. Johns Church. In
torment in st. Johns cemetery.
The following scholars Of Van
Donh's School were in attendance
every day during the month OF Janu
airy, Blanche Poulson. Grace Ritten
house, Edward Bovine, Hartwell Cray,
Andrew Cray, Horace Romine; every
day but one, John Johnston. Leon
Niece, Carl Shepherd.
II. II. Fisher, teacher
On Friday evening the youns peo
pie of the Baptist, Presbyterian and
Methodist churches will 60 to Law
rencovile to Join in the revival SER
vices being held there under the
leadership of Guy irving Waltz. Two
ears have been chartered by the troll
ley company to take the party. The
fare will be low if sufficient number
go and it is hoped that the aifur can
he made successful.
What might have been serious
accident was narrowly averted on
Sunday morning when the truck
franc of the engine OF the fast line,
Belvidere division, So, broke mt Cal
honn street, Trenton. The train left
the rails and the passengers were
badly shaken MP, though none injured,
engineer Meskill having slowed mp to
receive signals. The train WAS de-
laved nm hour by the accident.
The following remark hy Vice
Chancellor Pitney,ln n anti last week,
is about correct 1.-THE serious mi
sance of the day is the automobile
nuisance. The use Of an automobile
makes man forget that he's a gen
tleman. That's the who.e Of it. !
give my coachman orders never 10
give more than half the road for the
machines This idea of wanting the
whole road is disgraeefnl.
The American Tuberculosis cxhi-
I:.:o., ill 10 bal1 in tho NaworE