The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-10-24

The old reliable -MAeKAY's bread.
Ask for the Best Bread Mac
HAYS
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
aud Franklin streets.
Ask for aud insist on having Lam
bertyilIe Puits. Best cigar made any
where for the money.
Women who dread bake day
shot d try Thomas Flour for the
dread,
The tax rate for the township of
West Amwell for the present year is
La per each 800 of valuation.
Dr.. l.. W. Closson has presented
the Lambertvilie High School with a
box of minerals to he used in the
studies
Postmaster james d. MaeKay has
received word from the postal author
tiles that no rural free delivery routes
would be start ed from this place for
the present.
The office al the Adams Express
Company will se3n be removed from
Church street to the Pennsylvania
Railroad station. Owing to rapidly
increasing business Fenwick Pew will
use the former as an addition to his
shoe store.
The annual convention of the
Baptist Conference will be held at the
First Baptist Church, Atlantic City,
October %, 30, 81. The devotional
services Tuesday afternoon will be
led by the Rev Francis l.. Church,
of this city.
La mbertyille =. O.-List of letter
remaining unclaimed in the Post Oflic
for the week ending Oct. 20, .906,
James Burns. Robert Fleck, Gut
seppe Ruberlte, Samuel Shines, Mrs.
Joseph Clark, Mrs. NJ. Mathews,
Mrs. Emma Reggie.
j. ID. MAekAY, Z. NJ.
At the Democratic city eonven-
tion Thursday night the following
nominations were made for members
of the Board of Excise: William L.
Collgan. John NJ. Casey, Israel W.
Huselton, William Case and John L.
Maston, For overseer of the poor.
Cyrenas Slack.
Mrs. Jernsha \ benson, died at
the home of her grandson, Theodore
S. benson, Friday afternoon, aged
eighty-six years. Funeral services
were held at the house at ! o'clock
Monday afternoon, the Rev. II. \.
Maekubbin, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, officiating. Inter
ment at Larison's Corner.
a bold attempt to rob the grocery
store # Ryan, Akers x Smith on
North Main street was made about
three o'clock Saturday morning. The
front door of the building had been
opened by the intruders but the noise
aroused Mrs. James i. Parker, who
resides nearly opposite, who frighten
ed them away.
The Republican City Convention
was held in the office of Edward IL.
Holeombe, Thursday evening and the
following ticket was nominated: Board
of Excise, William Lauer, George w.
Arnett, Thomas Crowley, George w.
Massey and William =. HARRISON
Overseer of the poor, Edward j. Pro
basco. superintendent of Public
Schools George II. Groome.
The New Jersey State Sunday
School Association will hold its
annual convention i'll the Second Re
formed Church, of Someryille, on
November II, IA aud IL The pro-
gram for the meetings is unusually
full and complete. Addresses and
conferences will treat of many phases
of the work and should prove of great
benefit to all Sunday school workers.
Mrs. Katherine Smith died in st.
Francis Hospital, Trenton, Thurs
day, aged 80 years. The body was
brought to the home of her brother,
John j. Cruise, on Franklin street,
Friday evening. Funeral services,
with requiem high mass, were held
at st. John II. c.. Church, Monday
morning at $50. the Rev. William II.
aI of nj in
Johns cemetery under the direction
of Undertaken James Carmody.
The annual reunion of the sur
yivors of the 11th Regiment New Jer-
sey Veteran Volunteer Association
will be held in the rooms of Lincoln
Post No. II, q. A. r, Broad Street,
Newark, n. j. on Saturday. October
eth, 1906, 1870 A. NJ. This date is
the 42nd anniversary of the battle of
Boyndton Plank Road, on Hatcher's
Run, in which our regiment bore such
conspicuous part
The body of Mrs Lydia Dorsett
Ely, widow of the late William Car
yer Ely, who died at her home in
Trenton Monday morning, was
brought to this city on the l. As p. NJ.
train Thursday and the interment
took place in the Friends burying
ground at Buckingham, Pa. Mrs.
Ely was in the seth year of her age
and was the mother of Hugh b. Ely,
Of Beverly, Miss Sara Ely, of Trenton,
Mrs. sjlas Larue, of Michigan, and
the late Holmes ID. Ely of this city.
She was the grandmother of Mayor
Alfred T. Ely.
Franklin Dye, Secretary of the
State Board of Agriculture, has
announced the schedule of farmers
institutes for 1906 and 1907. Five in
atitutac will he held in HuDterloD