The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-03-21
RINGOES.


Miss Kate Holcom he is spending tie
week with frienda in the city OF Tren.
ION.
Mrs. l.. T. Schenck and Miss Olive
Stamets recently spent few days Wis
ting friends in Trenton.
Mrs. Edna SehellinGcr aud Miss
lnlia lIoleombe visited friends nj
Trenton on Saturday last
Mr.. and Mira. Robert NJ Cono,cr
visited the homo Of Mira & Parent,
at Bristol, Pa, last eek.
Ahram W. Prall removed his family
from Woodsville to the farm owned by
!. t. Morton, near this town last week
Willis Drake has moved his family
from Rocktown 10 Wertsvillc.
Samuel Harness, n respected citi2on
OF this township for number OF years,
and a veteran of the Civil war, died at
his home on Tues day morning last in
the 10Th wear of his oge The funeral
services were held nj his late resi-
dence on Friday afternoon. The q d.
\. Il. Post Of Pennington, Of which
he was a member. attended in n body.
| lntermcnt nj Pleasant RIDGE cemr.
terry.
Tho following ~ the report 81 the
| Ringoes public school for the
month Of February Number of DAYS
on roll. Col; number Of DAYS
present, 800; times tardy, II; num-
Der Of boys on roll, l6; number of
girls on roll, 90; total rumber on roll,
80; average number on roll. 81; aver
ago daily attendance, 30; per centage
OF attendance on average number on
! roll, 50. 10. These neither absent nor
tardy during the month: Wallace
/ Wilson, Ogden bits. Josiah Strim-
PIE, Barton Young. Maedalen Young,
/ Rule Titus, Alice Young. Hurry Pit
ienger. +. \. Sutton. principal. Re
port oil the primary department for the
month of February: Number of DAYS
ON roll, 33G; number OF days present.
! 800; number Of days absent, SO; timos
tnrdy, 6, number of boys, on roll, ~;
number of gills on roll, 10; total nun
Der IN roll, %. average number on
roll, Is; per contngc of attendance or
average number on roll, "a. az. Pupils
neither ahscnt nor tardy during the
month; Monroe Schellinger. Willie
Hunt, Lester Hunt, katherine Dilts.
Pnr:lq who missed ono day only: An
drew Hitler, Willie Steele. Stella
Harvey, Rcba Hunt. Mary Strimrlr,
Mahel J.. Hoffman, teacher.
The lHppicst man IN the world in
the common, everyday chap who
maltes his own living. pays his bills
md has n little NJ he goes along, hut
who doesn't strive to gel corner on
the local output and il neither slave
10 ambition nor soriety lie loves his
God and fellow men, thinks There is
no place like home, The haven Of
rest; prefers the company Of his vito
and children TO Tint Of any one. nry-
er has to sii MP nj night to ponlticC
his conscience, believes in the doc
trine Of live and let live, and when ho
encounters one of the needy he
docsn stultcr over ms pockctho0k.
The plain man is happy because he is
satisfied and doesn't spend the beat
part of his life yearning for some
thin9 fnnr sizes too large for him
Qnit Trusting in luck, ior innroas.
ed business. Trnst TO publicity, but
use paper TINT * alive ard np.to-
date with its news aud hhs advertise
mcnts from tho best hnsinees houses.
IN old fnsh ioned dance will tie hel
in Armory Hall on Wednesday even
ing, March twenty eight
Tho Board of Freeholders, OF Bnr-
lington County. has purchased two
blood honnda for nae ut the county
ISL
Tbs Athletic Club has elected tho
following Board Of Directors; Thomas
Crowley, chairman; Charles j. Ber-
ron, Jacob Il. Kline, James II Mac
XIV md Mayor Alfred T. Ely.
Justice Of the Pence John Il. Lind
abnry. of Washington, haa chair
which he would not part with nj any
price. 1t Is from that chair thai he
has heard the complaints Of those
seeking Justice. and also the testi-
mOny in the cases that have come be-
fore him during his many years of
service. The chair WAS originally tho
property Of Jonathan Pickel. who was
an agsemblyman from Hnnterdon
from 1873, 10 1874 In those daye it
was customary for the members Of
the assembly 10 furnish their own
chairs. Mr.. Pickel was native of
Mt. Pleasant, and he had the chair
made to order by John Spaneenburg,
Of Clinton. The chair ia massive
piece Of furniture, with stout back
and heavy arms Democrat Adqer-
tiser.
A Scientific Wonder.