The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-11

A new concrete honse which IL
being erected by Joseph Finkle on
Goryell street ia attracting attention.
R. II Van Horn < Sons Easter
Millinery sounds enticinq, it is worth
calling to look at.
-Folkner's Faster goods are new,
attractive and reasonable in price.
See the adv.
Read the new adv Of C. c. b.
John and Co. in this issue. Now is a
good time to get insured.
--Lambeltyille Puhss are still going
up in smoke. Kline \ Son sells
them.
William G. Bayard has seemed a
fine position in Trenton as stationary
engineer in the Pennsylvania Il. Il.
shora.
The residence on Coryell street
occnrre hy W. o. Hillnot aud Thorn
rs Wall has been improved by a cont
of paint
The railroad men who week
since were ordered 10 work three
days a week have been rnt on six
days, nine hours day.
The Armstrong property. sonth-
west corner Main and Coryell streets,
was sold at Sherifl's sale Monday af-
ternoon 10 Harry Groginsky for
So. 400.
The lasl saner kraHt feed of the
season was given by the members of
LEM Lenare Lodge, Na. Il, |. o. O..
f., nj the close Of their meeting last
Tuesday evening.
Contractor George W. Arnett has
received contract te erect cook
house and wash mill nj the New Ter
sey Rubber Works.
Extra good organ suitable FOR
lodge. church or school as we'll as a
parlor for sale. inquire nj the Rec
ord fiicc.
Chauneey Heller, Young man
employed at the Lambertvillc spoke
works, had his leg badly bruised and
otherwise injured few days ago by
a heavy key of bolts falling upon it.
First class Fire Insurance only,
in the leading companies of the world
Mt the old established agency in the
Sollidhy Binding.
+ II. lloLcoNnE.
last week Supervising Principal
Kerr offered an illustrated copy of
"Longfellow Evangeline" as a prize
in voluntary spelling match. Miss
Muriel Schank aeenred the prize.
WASTED A good team driver.
able TO drive four horses. Apply at
the RECORD Office.
--Rnth, the months Old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Il. Justice,
died from apasms on Wednesday morn
ing last at o'clock Funeral services
and interment were he'd on Friday
Word has been received at the
depot that the railroad division head
quarters, which were 10 he removed
to Trenton by May /, will still TO.
main in Lambertyille until Septem
her.
Don't forget the supper to be
given by the ladies of the First Bap-
fist church tonight and tomorrow
night, April II aud T.. This supper
promises to excel, if possible. all past
efforts in this direction. Tickets, .
cents.
There is strong talk Of n number
of citizens forming company to man
ufacture wagons, furniture, aGricul-
tura implements, etc, in this city.
A committee has been appointed to
ascertain what support can he secured
toward the enterprise.
The next meeting of the New
Century Climb, of Newtown, Pa, will
he held April Is, when Miss Llllie A.
Williams. Of Trenton, will deliver q
lecture on "a Woman's Reason.
This meeting will he public and an
admission will be charged all non
members.
The Woman Christian Temper
ance Union of Hunterdon County
will hol lis apring institute. a
Junction on Wednesday, May End
1906. Mrs. Eva F. Gehhnrdt, presid'
ing. An interesting program Is
being arranged for both morning anC
afternoon sessions commencing a
1920. A mass meeting will be held IN
the evening to be addressed by Rev
c. Fl. Mead who is one of the best
speakers on Temperance Reform. Al
are invited
Co. pDFss SUPT.
A largely attended meeting o
business men and other interested
citizens was held at Holcombe hal
Wednesday evening to take action Il
prevent if possible, the removal o
the Offices of the Belyidere Division
from this city to Trenton. William
Fl. Lauer was chairman and Jane
D. MacKay, secretary. Remark
were made by several citizens, aite
which a committee was appointed I
wait on the president of the Pennsyl
yania Railroad and lay the matter be
fore him, making request that tn
offices remain in Lambertville. In
committee consists of Warren "A
Greene, John \. Anderson. Waite
f. Hayhurst, James D. Mackay
Thomas Crowley, Edward H no