The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-02-07
Buy your coal OF Geo. ". Massey.

mp III smoke. hllne Son sells
them.
George r. Kline has received his
commission "a First Lieutenant Of
Company f, 2d Regt, n. G. n.
For monumental work, go to
Harry H. Kramer, Corner Bridge
aud Franklin streets.
Smoke 'Lambcrtville Pntis, take
none other ON the statement that they
are just as good.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Education will he held this We'd
nesday1 evening.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
will meet in Phillips Hall on Satur-
day afternoon. Rev. Frederick b.
Harris will give short talk.
-Lambertville Puff. &c. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. j. B. Kline u Son,
10. y Bridge St. ,Lambertyille, NJ,
The GRAND DEror will remain
open only Monday, Saturday and all
payday evenings for the accommeda-
ton of their patrons.
George W. r. Buchanan, Of this
city has rented the stables connected
with the Hunterdon Hotel at Elem
ington and will engage in business
there.
Joseph \. Wilmot has removed
from the Holcombe Apartments TO
the house owned by George ". Ar
nett at the corner of Union and Perry
streets.
We are prepared to take orders lor
engraving cards. wedding invitations,
etc, at reasonable rates. Cards print
ed from plate 30 cents for so IS cents
hundred.
The Pensioners Of St. Andrews
Church will be given reception at
the Reetery, York street, ON Thurs
day evening. February Is. from :
until 10 O'clock.
--Folkner's dry goods store will be
closed every evening at six O'Clock
with the exception of Saturday and
Monday and the 5th, 10th and e0th Of
each month.
Company / will be inspected by
n regular army officer ut their head
quarters ON Thursday evening Of this
week. At the close of the ceremonies
an election for Il second lieutenant
viii be held by Major Horare NJ.
Reading.
The portrait of Robert Bnrns,
poet. presented to the Lambeftville
Hugh School by the scottish Club of
tins city at the recent celebration of
the anniversary Of his birth, Is on eX-
hibitien in the drug store window al
s. W. Cochran X Go.
ORDERS have been issued by Sn-
perintendent \. p. Gest, Belyidere
Division, announcing the appoint
ment Of Horace NJ. Reading as train
master, vice William Fl. Davis, retired,
to date from January /, 1906. Also
the appointment Of Albert f. Person
MS y ard master ut Phillipsburg June
ton, vice Horace NJ Reading nromo-
ted
The Bishop Grant Literary Society
of LawronceYile, n. j., will render a
program at the Mt. Carmel Baptist
Church on Wednesday evening, Feb.
IN The program will consist of
dialogues, Rotations, Timely Paper
O,ations and good singing. Refresh
ments Mt the close. 1t is also hoped
that all who have Birthday Helpers
will kindly turn the amounts III on
that evening, February 9TH. Admis-
sion 10 cents. Doors open Mt 30
o'clock.
William Ham. employed at the
livery stables of John z. Scenek, was
kicked by horse and rendered I'M
conscious while at work around the
stables on Saturday. Mr.. Ham fell
under the horse when 1t kicked him
aud Mr.. Sehenek. who was nearby at
the time, went to his assistance, and
as be leaned over to pick the injured
man up the horse also kicked Mr..
Schenck on the hand, with the result
that that member is very badly swoll-
en- and cut. Mr.. Ham was consider
ably bruised about his body.
The Rev. W. W. Barker. who
resigned the pastorate of the First
Baptist Church, Philipsburg. to ac-
cept call TO the Bergen Point Church,
conducted his last service "a pastor at
Philipsburg last Wednesday. Al
ter the service Bennett W. Eagle, in
behalf of the congregation, presented
to the Rev. Mr.. Barker n purse OF
money. The Rev William ". Bar
ker has been engaged in religious
work since 1898, before which time he
WAS an artist and musician. He was
the first member of the Young Mems
Christian Association of Trenton, and
later became the general secretary of
IT. taking part in the building move
menl which cullnlHHtcu III INT ctee'
ion of the present structure on East
State street, valued at $40, 600. From
Trenton he went "a secretary to the
Y. NJ. C. A. at Salem, where he re-
NAMED for four years. He was the
first secretary there and the result OF
his labors was a building for the As
ISOLATION vained at $2j, o0J. He went
to Phillipsburg il March, 1892. aud
took up the work as pastor and or
gained u people into church.
1t is re peatedly remarked that the
present so far is the mildest winter
in twenty-five or more years, bnt n
carefully kept diary of James ). VIII
son. of Sergeantsville, shows higher