The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30
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Ask for the Best Bread Mac
RAYS.
Use THOMAS Flonr and get MP
front in the bread line.
Miss Libbie Alexander met with a
painful accident yesterday by falling
and seriously iniuring her hip
What would a grocery store I've
that didn't sell sugar? About the
same grade as cigar store that
doesn't sell LamhertyilIe Puffs.
Stephen Brady cut his right foot
badly while chopping wood ON Friday
last. He was removed to st. Francis
Hospital, Trenton.
Fifteen members of st. John \
Cadets, of this city, went to Trenton
Sunday evening to join the Ancient
Order of Hibernans.
The regular meeting of the Town
Improvement Association will he
held on Monday June 4th. ut 3. 30
o'clock in the Friends Meeting House
on York St.
Peter Heath, of this city. found a
roll of bills containing $50 Thursday
on North Warren street, Tren ton, and
left it at Slack harness store. Mrs.
Louisa Fabian. of To- West Hanover
street, proved that it WAS her money
and it was turned over to her.
Peter Michigan. former resi-
dent of this city, died in West Ches.
ter, Pa, Gu Tuesday. The body was
brought to this city on Thursday ev-
| ening to the home of Rose Masterson.
High requiem mass was celebrated in
st. Johns Church Friday morning.
lnterment In St. Johns Cemetery
with Undertaken Carmody in charge.
Alfred Horton, an old resident of
this city. died at his home in Phila
delphia on Saturday. Mr.. Horton
was a son of the late Alex. and Cath
arine Horton. and brother of Ell
wood Horton and Mrs. A. c. Davis
He was married several years ago to
Hannah Swallow, of this place, who
survives him. The body was brought
to this city. Tuesday, aud inferred in
Mt. Hope cemetery, undertaken La
Baw III charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Sarah Holcombe, widow of
a, L.. 4 Al II
the residence of her sou. Assembly.
man Oliver G. Holcombe, on North
Union street, Friday afternoon, aged
81 years. Mrs Holcombe was taken
ill al the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Newton T.. Slack, whom she had been
nursing aud on Monday WAS removed
to the home of her son with whom she
lived. Funeral services were held on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock with
interment in Riyerview Cemetery.
The Grand Encampment of the
New Jersey G. A. r. will he hell in
Paterson on June IA and ID. and pre-
partitions for the event have been
completed. The big parade of the
veterans will take place the first day
of the encampment, and will be re
viewed by Major General o. o. How
ard, United States Army. retired !,
Brigadier General Frederick ID.
Grant. L. S A, and other military
notahles, besides the city and State
officials. The evening of June IA II
camp fire will take place in the State
armory at Paterson. The regular
business Of the encampment will he
transacted June 10.
William T.. Rue. of Trenton, who
has been conducting Mandolin aud
Violin School in this city. and who
charged Eugiene Laugier, Of
Trenton with embeZz.ing 50 cents,
has to pay the amount of costs.
amounting to $50 This was decided
Saturday by jury in the Bucks
County Court Judge Stout instruct
ed the Jury to render verdict of not
guilty in the case. Rue and Laugier
were parners in the music business
and the latter was charged with col
Letting 80 cents belonging to his part
ner. Judge Stout said the case was
one for the civil courts of New Jer-
sey. Rue was represented in the
prosecution of Langier by Counselor
William NJ. Jameson aud John Fl.
Rackes was counsel for Langier