The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-10-17

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The old reliable -MAcKAY's bread.
Ask for the Best Bread - Mae.
HAYS.
Bread is what you make it-use
THOMAS Flour and have it good.
For monumental work, 90 t.
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
aud Franklin streets.
Ask for and insist on having Lam
hsalvIlle Puts Fest cigar made any
Wdefe for the money.
Mis- Walter Ennis lost n valuable
diamond ring while in Philadelphia,
Saturday.
The Lambertulle National Bank
bus purchased the Stockton Mnnielp-
al Bonds, amounting to s. 900.
he Borcas Society of the Cen
teuary NJ. Z. Church Will hold fair,
November Il and -.
-Enoch Carkhuh, Jr., had leg
broken Friday morning while play
lug football with number OF boys.
John Danberry has had his PEN
sion increased from $l0 to $l2, having
reached the age Of seventy years.
The residents of Frenchtowu will
hold :heir annual Haliow cen parade,
Wednesday evening, October, 81.
The Novelty Furnishing Company
has new advertisement IN this
issue twill pay you to read it,
James Masterson, Jr., had his
nose broken Wednesday While play
ing foot ball
William Wrispen, carpenter at
the railroad shops in this city, took
charge Of the carpenters at Morris
vile, Monday.
Frank Slack sustained severe
sprained ankle by having his foot
caught in the turn-table Mt the Lam
bertyille Rubber Works Friday.
The Christmas sale of fancy and
useful articles held annually by the
ladies of S. Andrews Guild and S.
J.o,,,s IN no,a,,l,,. r.l, ~ ~,
An Experience Social will be held
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nesday evening, October Il, ut 30
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William E1nvap
!. d. MAcKAY. I. VI.
The Rev / Weislev nasto, Of
the Third presbvferiae Cborcb af
T,anfou gaya -, interastinp address,
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ed order oil HE'D Men, VIII hoId
peace dance IN st, Johns Hall,
Thursday evening, November :. The
grand march will be led by the chiefs
IN complete Indian costumes. The
committee IN charge OF the ailalr Is
composed oil o. >. Htlies' y. "eish'
a. T.. Masten' William Is. heiiever
''o "o'ei'" i"S ~
Mrs Catherine wilson, SISTER oil
Joseph Mathews, died at the nome oil
her son-lh-iaw' Wills smith, Union
ana buttonwood Streets early sun
day morning. aSea - years. bflei
services were hela at the mousse at ~
o clock, ana the mineral was heId at
the kork Church at II O'Clock this
ednesday morning. lntermeht IN
the burylnS ground adjoining the
church under direction Of Undertaken
fieath.
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