The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-09


Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey
The old reliable -MAcKAY's bread
Ask for the Best Bread = Mac
HAYS.
They go hand in hand THOMAS
Flour and good bread.
Can you use rubber stamp il
your business? Let us know.
THORNTON, 40 Buttouwood street
For monumental work, go t6
Harry X, Kramer, Corner Bridge
aud Franklin streets.
Secure contentment through the
happy medium of "Lamhertvillt
Puff. F." Insist on having the genuine
On account of the main shaft a:
the Lambertville spoke mill breaking
Friday afternoon, the mill was closed
nutil Monday morning.
First class Fire Insurance only,
III the leading companies of the world
ut the cid established agency in the
SallidaS Building.
T.. II. HoLeoMRE.
Henry Gilbert, while working at a
stationary engine at the quarries,
north of this city, on Friday after
noon, fell to the ground and disloeat-
ed one shoulder, besides being badly
bruised.
A freight train was derailed by the
gravel train below the freight station
Saturday afternoon aud about thirty
tons of coal were piled on the track
Traffic was held up for awhile but ne
one was injured.
State High School Inspector Louis
Bevier VISITED the Lambertyile school
Thursday and, accompanied by
School Trustees Hennessey and Clos
son, went through each department
aud listened to several reeitations by
the various classes.
DR.. +. McGill will i'll the very
near future retire from active practice
here. 10 take the position Of Chief
Medical Examiner, Relief Associa-
ton, Interborough Rapid Transit Com
pany. New York City. His duties in
that capacity commerce February l.,
1907
=Lamhertvlle +. o.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
for the week ending Jan. ;. 100.
Ada Sheppard
Mrs. John Warmer
Guido Audoniu
George Tong
j. u MAckAY. Z. VI.
Rev G.. W. Jones, of Philadel-
phia, occupied the pulpit Of the First
Baptist Church Sunday morning and
evening Mr.. Jones Is au interest
ing speaker and his audiences were
highly plensed with the solos ha rem
deled Mt both services.
These officers of Division No 3,
Ancient Order of ilibeflans, have
been elected and Will be Installed
January 10 President, James Moon
ON; vice president, James II. Rey
nolds; financial secretary, Andrew !
McGhnton; recording secretary, John
4 Flood; treasurer, John N Casey
The 90 club conducted its an
nual meeting in its rooms, Union aud
Bridge streets. Wednesday evening,
and elected these officers. President,
George W. Prall secretary, Walter +.
Hayhu.st; treasurer, Frank Phillips;
executive committee, Edward II. lIol-
eombe, A. ID. Anderson.
The Excise board on Thursday ev-
ening granted license for the hotel
owned by Mrs. Cecilia Treftz. 10
Bridge street Henry Treftz, her
husband bought the property about
two years ego and since that time the
fight has been frequently uppermost
in the minds Of LambertvilIe people
and has been decided factor III city
politics. Four members of the board
were present, all of whom voted in
the affirmative. The fee for hotels
and saloons was fixed at $500 aud for
wholesale houses 500
Tie following officers of Lambert
Vile Council, No. 81, ,Ir. O. A. NJ
have been installed by Past Council
or, Watson +. Dndbridge; touucilor,
Nelson Whitehead; Vice councillor, +.
w. Parker; assistant recording sec
Rotary, Theodore Hull; conductor,
Peter Swayze; warden. John l. Whit
lock; inside sentinel, Carroll w. Ifol-
combe; chaplain, Charles Naylor;
trustee for Is months, Frank Cooper :;
repr sentative to state council, Wat.
son +. Dudbridge.
A valuable horse owned by Rob.
ert A. Montgomery, stone contractor
and builder, died Thursday at the
stables of John T. Schenck The
horse was recently purchased from
George W. Arnett, chief engineer of
the fire department and was pnt to
work at the new quarries. Wednesday
it backed into the canal aud with the
cart sank to the bottom The driver
eat the harness, eytricating the horse.
The following day the animal died
from the effects. The horse was nm
der water two minutes before aid was
rendered.
Friday evening last the installa-
ton of the officers of Major G A
Angel Post, No 20, G A. r., took
place in the camp rooms on South
Union street The officers are; Post
Commander, James O. Bells; senior
vice commander, John Malloy; junior
vice commander, James Mcconnell.