The Lambertville record., 1906-01-10
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.

as electrician by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has been ordered
10 Jersey City.
George W. sPrall has purchased
tvo houses and lot on Franklin
street belonging to Mrs. William Vert.
Z Ice SSH.
We call attention to the new adv.
he Bell Studio, Trenton. They
e.irr great inducements in the line of
lie size photos.
A new engine with capacity as
ltr2e az the two engines formerly
used, has been installed in the plant
et the Lamhertville Heat, Light and
Power Company.
At the adjourned sale 100 shares
Of stock of the LambertviIle lee
Company was sold by the estate of
Tnos. II. Larison deceased at s. so a
share, to Mrs. Lizzie Larison.
John Hoppock has removed from
\. Main street to the row owned by
5 5. Van Horn on York street. Mar
vim Holcombe will again occupy the
Nam street residence.
Farmers Bulletin No. go, is Just
ont, handy summary of the 1908
game laws of the United States and
Canada. 1t is free to all who write to
the United States Department Of
Agriculture, Washington, u. c.
The annual White Sale ut the
Grand Depot commences tomorrow,
Thursday, January 11th. All gar
ments are priced as low as is consist
eut with good material and fine work
manship and some are marked far
below their real value. An adv. of
interest concerning this sale will be
found III this issue.
Remarkable reductions are to be
fonud Mt Donnelly's Clothing sale.
Tins store has the reputation of being
the lest store of its kind III Trenton,
l,s prices best values. Particularly
l. this so of the present sale when n
reduction of from 20 to 40 per cent
vii be made on Mems aud Boys
clothing aud hats. See advertisement
elsewhere in this issne.
The one hundred and thirtieth
session of the New Jersey Legislature
began at three o'clock Tuesday after
loon. Because Of the important mat
tefs that will come before it, the scs-
Oh promises to be ole of the most
Interesting that has been held in
yeus. O. c. iloleombc. Assembly
naa from tins county was placed on
th following committees: Appropria-
lions, Miscellaneous, State Home for
Cals aud Public grounds and build
iu-s.
\ meeting was held at Sergeants-
Vile Saturday afternoon, when Theo-
dae G. kitehin, of Trenton, present
q 10 the people the project of build
ina trolley hne from Lambertville
to emlneton via Stockton and Ser
geattsyllle A committee was appoint
co fo interview the land owners along
said route, and ascertain the feeling
n to gaining the right of way This
committee will report at the next
lusIuess meeting which will be at the
same pluce about the last of January
Wallace p. Thornton, local agent
10 the Society Prevention Cruelty to
Animals, arrested Samuel McGowan,
u of Iitusyille, Saturday for shoot
Ing neighbor's COW through pure
detiishness. He was arraigned before
Magistrate Steele, at Washington 8
G. ossing, who unostentatiously fined
him S25 and costs, amounting in the
aggregate TO the sum of 1921 Upon
his refusal to pay the fine, he was COM
mitted to the county Jail at Trenton.
The Annual meeting of the Hun
terdon County Historical Society will
be held in the Public Library in
Pennington Mt n. M, Saturday, Jan.
18th. At 10 a. m :. the Ministers As
sociation of Hunterdon Comfy will
Join with them in a Joint program.
Rev. o. NJ. Voorhees, will read a pa
per on "The Religious History of
Hunterdon County" and James A.
Kline a paper based on the diaries of
the Blackwell and Howard families.
Persons not members of the Society
are always welcome.
Vice Chancellor Emery, on apph-
cation of John Shields, has appointed
Hasey NJ Barrett receiver for the
John Shields Construction Company.
The assets are given as 2232, 600 and
liabilities $35l, 900. The company is
engaged in railroad construction
work, principally for the Pennsyl
vauia Railroad Company, and has a
$1,000, 600 contract for railroad con-
struction on the Pennsylvania low
grade freight line near Quarryville,
Pa, and $9, 800 600 contract for the
building of the Bergen Tunnel for
same company near Jersey City.
The Fireman's Relief Association
has elected officers and appointed
committees as follows: President,
Chlef George W. Arnett; vice presi-
deut, John L. Coryell; secretary,
Thomas Thorne; treasurer, Walter i.
Hayhurst; board of visitors, John J.
Cruise, John +. Masteu, Charles NJ.
Dilts, Harry f. Van Horn, d. Clinton
Cuuover; finance committee, John l..
Curyell, John NJ. Lambert, James H.
REYNOLDS. During the past year S3l2
was paid out for relief of fireman, S9j
for widow of fireman and $50 fol
funeral benefits The total assets
are IS, 5000.
At the meeting of the Board ot
Education last Wednesday evening
the following officers and commit
ees we're appointed for the ensuing
VeaT.