The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-11-28

The Perfection of baking-MAc.
kAY's bread.
Secure contentment through the
happy medium of Lam bertyille
Pun, Insist on having the genuine.
The Lambertyille High School
football team will play the Reading
Academy High School team at the A.
A. grounds, Pennington. Thankssiv-
ing afternoon.
The Improvement Band Of the
First Baptist Church made a splendid
success of the fair which they held
last Wednesday and Thursday. They
will clear about $3.50.
1t will be necessary for Edward
Hunt who had leg amputated some
time ago, to return to St. Francis
Hospital, Trenton, the bone having
worked through the flesh.
In honor of reaching the high est
position among Royal Arch Masons,
Wilson Chapter, has given Dr.. Peter
McGill, retiring high priest of Royal
Arch Masons, a post grand high
priests apron
-Lambertville p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
for the week ending Nov. 81, 1906.
Mrs. Annie Moore,
EghieSgio Mattozzi Giuseppe
J. u. MAeKAY, =. NJ.
The public is invited to bring
their grain to the original and old Re
liable Grist Mill at Mount Airy and
have their feed well ground, and
promptly.
loHN W. SHOOK.
Meadow Mill Farm.
George NJ. Holcombe, of Stock
ton, was found dead Friday morning.
it is supposed he committed suiede by
taking laudanum. lie had until re-
Gently been employed by the Stockton
Rubber Company and was about fifty
years of age A widow survives HIM.
He was a son Of the late Nelson Hot
combe. Funeral services were held
nj the home of his brother, Hiram
Holeombe, Mt Sand Brook. Tuesday
morning. Iuterment in Saud Brook
cemetery
Luigi Gapizzu and three comPau-
ions were out cunning Yesterday.
One of his companions was handling
his gun earelessly, when he told him
to put down the hammer and In nj
tempting to do SO the gun was acct
dentally discharged, the load tearing
a large and gaping wound across his
left breast and fracturins one rib.
Two of his companions, one of whom
did the shooting, started oil for help,
but evidently through fright, they de
eamped 10 regions unknown. The
sufferer and his companion waited,
expecting help to arrive every minute
but none came. As consequence he
did not receive medical aid until utter
Q o clock. when Drs. Fretz and Cham
berlin dressed his wounds aud made
him rs comfortable IA possible. lie
was taken TO Mercer Hospital, Tren-
ton, this Wednesday morning TIN
accident occurred near Hoffman 3 two
miles above Stockton.
Lambertvile Council, No. 5s6,
National Union held a special meeting
Thursday evening and initiated three
new members. Delegations from
Trenton were present as follows Tren-
ton Council, No. 3iG Harry +. Ey-
ans, senate vice president; George S.
Morrison, George w. Foreman, Peter
Kor2eius. Charles l.. keyser; Yigi-
liant Council, No. 1899 W. w. Large,
Harry S. Cooley William A. Rey-
uolds; Monument Council, No. $50
w H. Mutt, J. w Walkett, NJ. J..
Williams aud Hedley Boyd, senate
deputy, Washington, d. G. The
Trenton members took charge of the
initiation, which was carried through
in good style and was the best con
Quoted initiation Lambertville has
ever had. After the initiation lunch
was served aud then cigars were
passed. Members Of LambertyiIe
Council are grateful to their friends
in Trenton for helping them ont the
way they do, as they come to Lam
bertyiIle when there is anything
going on, regardless of the weather,
and standing invitation is always Mt
their disposal