The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-05-30
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.

5aN@ 9ohI Coal lul WINTER. COOK
with Gas.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
Smoke "Lambertville Putfs, take
none other on the statement that they
are just as good.
A new time table went into effect
Sunday. The only change being in
the Sunday morning north bound
train which is changed to 9.l9.
-Alias Anna NJ. Reinert's Sunday
School class at st. Andrews p. +.
Ghnrch enjoyed a picnic in Paxon 3
Grove at New Hope, Saturday.
First class Fire Insurance only,
in the leading companies of the world
at the old established agency in the
Selliday Building.
f H. HoLeoMRF.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Scarhor-
oagh visited ST. Andrews +. f.
Church Thursday evening aud after
preaching a sermon confirmed ii class
of thirteen persons.
Representative Wood has been
advised that rural delivery will be es-
tablished at Glen Gardner, Hunter
don county. August |. 1906 The
route will be 10 6 miles, with Il popu-
lation of 336 and s4 houses.
Edward s Solliday, of Trenton,
who ha been the principal claim adj
juster of the Pennsylvania Railroad
and been in the employ of the cor
poration since 1862, will retire on
pension November next.
The Union Fire Company will
decorate the graves of the deceased
members in Mt. Hope cemetery on
Sunday. June Bird. at A o'clock Rev.
II. A. Macknhbin aud Rev f. J.
Kulp will assist in the ceremony.
Mrs. Mary Holcombe, of Denver,
Col, widow of Howard Holeombe, of
this city, and John Cadeen, n lawyer
of Denver, were married MAY Il by
the Rev. Mr.. Maekley. pastor of the
First congregational Church of Den
yer.
The Goth birthday of Rev Andrew
Armstrong, of Avon, y. j was cele-
brated May ODD Many called to see
the venerable clergyman, among
them one who had known him for
over sixty years. An acrnstie pre-
pared by Rev L. @. Romlne was
read.
The rain of Sunday aud Monday
WAS decidedly welcomed by farmers.
The rain was badly needed for crops.
Straw berries were greatly benefited
and the indications are that lay Thurs
day the Jersey berries will he III the
market in quantities All other crops
were greatly warded by the storm
The animal inspection of the fire
department houses WAS held Thurs
day evening and everything WAS
found in excellent order. The in
speeding party consisted CT Mayor AL
fred I. Ely, members of Common
Council, City Clerk Reynolds, Chief
George W. Arnett and assistants.
Miss Elsie Scudder, of Trenton
junction, and William Walker, son of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Walker, of this
city, were united in marriage at st.
Paul'a p. f. Church, Trenton, Satur
day evening by the Rev. W. IL. Owen.
Only the relatives of the contracting
parties were present. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Walker will reside with the brides
parents at Trenton Junction.
One of our citizens who occasion
ally wipes the dishes for his wife be
came tired of the oh and refused,
saying that lit is not mars work,
Not feeling disposed to lose his help
she brought the Bible ont to convince
him of his error and read M follows
from III Kings 81: 10: Aud will wipe
Jerusalem as man wipeth dish,
wiping it and turning 1t upside down.
1t is needless tn say that he il still
doing his occasional stunt.
Major e. A. Angel Post, No. %,
q. A. H., with Company F, National
Guard as escort, attended services at
the First Presbyterian Church san
day evening, when the pastor. the
Rev. ii A Macknbbin. preached
suitable sermon. A patriotic sermon
was also preached by the Rev. +. 1.
Kulp at the Centenary NJ. +. Church,
the service being attended by Wash
ington Camp, No. |, =. q. s. of A.
and Lone Star Lodge, X. of p.
The Rev. +. l.. Church preached at
the First Baptist Church with Lam
bertville Council. Jr. O L. A. NJ
and Evening Star Castle, A. o X. of
NJ. G. in attendance
Pennington celebrated its one
hundred aud fiftieth anniversary
Wednesday. The town was founded
by Samuel Fleming. who came there
from Ireland in l,56 when he erected
the first dwelling there. The dwell
ing still stands III Bonnell street. is
occupied aud is known "a Fleming
Castle. Samuel Fleming was born
April 9, l90i, aud died in Pennington
February 10. 1890. Colonel Thomas
Lowrey, of Revolutionary fame, mar
ried one of Fleming's daughters.
The animal spring meeting of the
State Society Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution was held in
connection with the anniversary ex-
ercises
At O'Clock public exercises were
held in the Presbyterian Church.
About 200 delegates of the State d. A.
r. we're present. The address of
welcome was delivered by Mrs. II. E.
beats, regent of Colonel Lowrey