The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-01-03

The time to advertise is when YOU
want more business.
Special White Sale, January 10th
. Goth at FoLKNER's.
-Lambeltville Puff" are still going
nd in smoke. Kline X Son sells
taem.
During the past year railroad
cfnpanies received $3.50, 1885 for
ttrylng the mails in New Jersey.
The ladies' of the W. C. T. L.
VII hold their annual supper on Tues
dry evening, January ..
smoke 'Lambertville Pufis, " take
l7ue other on the statement that they
a Jast as good.
Hundreds of people are waiting
tfr Fo1KNER's white sale, January
9TH to goth.
Horace Pew has secured posi-
ton at the Pennsylvania Railroad
,tion in the Train Masters Office in
tas city
The salary of a game warden in
taIs state is $50 a month and 5000 a
y3r for expenses with percentage
o. all arrests and fines paid for the
violation of the fish and game laws.
Leon DuFour' who has success
falIy conducted the Berkley Hotel at
Bound Brook owned by Mrs Martha
Ltubarger Of this city has purcased
the property. the price paid being
$50, 600
A young boy named Mushgrove
was bitten by dog in New Hope
Thursday and he was brought to this
ely in wagon and given medical
assistance. 1t is thought TINT moth
ing serious will result from the
wound.
Robert NJ Westcott, for several
months past local agent for the Col
oaial Life Insurance Company, has
been promoted to assistant superin-
tendent with headquarters at Middle
town. \. Y. He is succeeded here by
j Boeine Griggs.
The Hunterdon County Minis
terial Association will meet in the
Remington Methodist Church on
Monday, January Sth, at 1890 n. m
Rev o Voorhees, will read paper
ca 'fhe History of Religions Move
meuts in Hunterdon County.
AT the close of their business
meeting on Friday night, Washing
ton Camp, Ne. I, p. O. S. of A., had
supper served ut Stockton's Cafe.
Tue place was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with flags, bunting
aud evergreen.
The annual meeting of Stock
h ders, for the election of Directors
OF the LambertviIle National Bank,
viii be held IN the Banking rooms
on Tuesday, January 9th, 1906, be-
~ cen the hours of ten aud twelve
q clock a. IN.
1t is SAID that there has been
consumption of 9, 1000, 600 tons of an
tbacite less this year than last. Mild
weather and the invention of stoves
which eeonomize coal owing to its
hi1h price are given as reasons for
Tao falling off in consumption.
HE following officers have been
eI e5ed to serve LEM Lenape Lodge,
NJ /. O. O. F., for the ensuing term:
'ast Gfaud-James ID. MackaY.
Noble Grand Godown.
Seey George Ii. Groome.
Treas.-.John Everitt.
5oard Of Harry X. kra-
mer, Walter +. Hayhurst, James ID.
Mgckav, Thomas Lyons, Jacob b
Kline John Everitt.
The young boys of the First Pres
l. terian, Centenary NJ. +. and First
BAPTIST churches have formed an or
guIzation to be known as the Boys
Christian League" They are being
drilled in the manual of arms by Lieu
tenant George i. Kline, of Company
i, National Guard. At present there
are thirty.three members.
Miss Ora May Apgar, of Blooms
bury, \. J., and Alden Huffman
Smith, of this city, were married at
Bloomsbury Wednesday by the Rev.
Albert A. Anderson, the brides pas
tor assisted by the Rev. Audley J.
b iss, of the First NJ. E Church, of
Railway, and the Rev. jeremiah j.
Roades, of the Nj. E. Church, of
Crawford, n j. The bridesmaid was
Miss Edith Winifred Creveling, of
Philadelphia and Herbert J. Pascoe,
OF this city, was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs Smith will reside in Phillips
burg.
Evening Star Castle, No. -,
Knights of the Mystic Chain have
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term:
Commander George Waldron.
Vice Com.-Charles Lindsey
Marshall-George Rice.
Chaplain Harry ). Kroeson.
a.
Fin. Sect John S. Sickle.
Treas. George II. Fisher.
Trustees S. Kroson, Will
liam II. Moon, Chas Van Fleet.
Abraham ChamberIin, who died
in Mckinley Hospital, Trenton. We'd
nesday evening of last week from a
complication of diseases, was resi-
dent of New Hope for many years
previous to the breaking ont of the
Civil War, when he enlisted in the
United States Navy. At the close of
the war he took up his residence in
Trenton. While resident of New
Hope he was employed on freight
boat running between Lambertville
aud Trenton in those days and thus
became acquainted with many people