The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-11-14

Secure contentment through the
happy medium of a "Lambertvile
Puff. " Insist on having the genuine.
Thirty two employees of the Penn
sylyania repair shops were transferred
to Trenton and Morrisville Tuesday,
and twenty one today "Wednesday.
The Christmas sale, of fancy and
useful articles, held annually by the
ladies of s. Andrews Church, will
take place on Thursday and Friday,
December 9th aud eth.
Esther, the two year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nehemiah Green,
fell from chair on Monday after
noon, breaking her left arm below
the elbow.
A. G, Fetter, of Hopewell, will
offer OF public sale a large lot of Fire
wood on Saturday, November Eth, at
l O'Clock P. NJ. on the Cornelia Sharp
farm in lots to suit purchasers. Sale
to commence promptly on time.
The old reliable mill at Mount
Airy has been put in first class repair
| am now ready to grind your grain
promptly and to your satisfaction. A
trial will convince you.
IoHN W. SHOOK.
Meadow Mill Farm.
Harry J. Pierson aud family have
removed from Pen Yam to this city
and will reside in the house formerly
occupied by them on Church street.
Mr.. Pierson will retain his position as
superintendent of the Pen Yam paper
mills.
The first lecture in the University
Extension course will be given in the
lecture room of the FIRST Presbyterian
Church Wednesday evening, Noy-
ember u. The course is musical
one and the first lecture as announced
will be on Schubert.
-Lambertville p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
for the week ending Nov. 10, ,906.
Clement 4 Flke
w. b. Reading
Pellecrino Sposito
j. ID. MACKAY, p NJ.
Hereafter no minor children will
be given mail at the general delivery
of the Lambertville Post Office unless
parent sign an order authorizing the
same. Call box mail will only be
given to members of the family rent
ing said box, unless accompanied by
an order for same.
--On Thursday aud Friday of this
week November 10Th and 10th, the
Dorcas Society of the,Centenary NJ. T.
Church will hold it's annual fair in the
basement of the church. 4 quantity
of useful and fancy articles Will be
offered for sale, us vel as ice cream,
cake and co nfectionery.
The Hunterdon County Board
met in Pennington Monday and can
vassed the election vote. The official
returns follow
For Congress j. 4. Southwiek, D.,
3, $40; Ira w. Wood, r., 2,063; Viii
linn Lunger, p, l43, Upton Sinclair,
s.. l12: c. J. Woln, S. l., L.
Senator William G. Gebhardt, b.,
1881; w. G. Parker, r., 2.g2O. w. J.
Volk, p, 1876
Assemblyman= Oliver c. Holeombe,
D., 3,9ls; Harry j. Able. r., 2,ss7;
George W. Hockenbnry, p, 40.
Coroner-John d. Stockton, D.,
1881; w. f. Cornog, P, 1853.
Pluralities -Southwick, s7i; Geb-
hardt, 9G1; Holeomhe. .o31; stockton,
3,773.
John Carmody died at his home
on York street Friday evening at
about o'clock after an illness of sew
eral months. lie was veteran of
the Civil War serving one year in the
3sth Regiment, New Jersey Nolun-
teers, and was "A member Of Major G.
A. Angel Post, No. %, G. A. r. Mr..
Carmody is survived by Fix daugh-
tiers Mrs. Harry ID. Stockton, Mrs.
Thomas Guillick and Mrs. John
Cooney, of this city; Mrs. Thomas
KiIroy, of Trenton; Mrs. William
Lucas, of New York and Mrs. Thomas
Flood, of Washington, d. C. He was
60 years of age. Funeral services,
with requiem mass were held in st.
Johns Il. c. Church Tuesday morn
ing, Rev. William II Lynch, ofiic-
ating Interment in ST, Johns Gem