The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-02-06
The Perfection of baking-MAc-

-Lambertyille Pnft's, are ever
growing in public favor. Kline & Son
sell them.
Prize of Life Lodge. No. 34l9, G..
I. 0. of o. F., this city, will give a
concert in Rockers hall, New Hope,
Pa, Thursday evening. February "A,
at o'clock. Admission % cents.
Pastor Williams of the Sandy
Ridge Baptist Church administered
New Testament baptism to two young
men in the church hartisterv last
Sunday morning.
Charles Pettee, during Tuesdays
heavy snow. wore pair of boots
made by the lambertville Rubber
Company, thirty five years ago. Mr..
Pettee says the boots have been worn
frequently and are in fine condition
yet.
John, the infant son of Mr.. aud
Mrs. John LaBnw died Sunday even
ing at their home on North Union
street. Funeral services were held
Tuesday morning, the Rev. II 4.
MacKubbin. officiating. Interrent
in Mount Hope cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. hogan, widow
of the late Thomas Rogan, former
assistant supervisor of the Belvidere
Division of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Of Milford, was held at st. Johns
r. c. Church Monday. The Rev.
Father Lynch celebrated requiem
high mass. Interment in st. Johns
cemetery. She is survived by son,
DR.. Rogan, and daughter. Mrs.
Harry Cane.
The board of excise commission.
ers Tuesday evening granted renew
ais Of licenses to the following per-
sons: William G. Colligan. Bridge
street; Margaret Mcnamara, South
Main street; Henry G. Savage, York
street; Walter T.. Ennis, Bridge
street; Patrick T Cavanaugh, Min
street. Pool licenses were granted 10
Henry c. Savage. Henry Trefta and
John ID. Stockton. Messrs. Hnselton,
Masten and .ollisan were appointed
committee on special rermits.
Having advertised the license
notice too late in the city papers. five
hotel keepers were notified last Thurs
day by tho board of excise commits.
sioners that their licenses had eXpir-
ed and could not he renewed until the
regular meeting of the Board on
Tuesday evening. The hotels closed
were Walter T.. Ennis. William +.
Collisan, Henry e. Savage. Patrick
L Cavanangh and Mis-. Mcnamara.
Later the authorities decided that the
law meant a fiscal year and that tho
licenses were in force from the first
regular meeting of the Board III Feb
ruary, 1906, to the first regular meet
ing in February. 1907. and the hotels
reorened Saturday
There will be six weeks more of
winter. The Grounding says 80. He
saw his shadow Saturday and hustled
back into his hole for another lengthy
nap. in keeping with the tradition
that has al long been an accompani-
mont of Candlemas Day. When the
Grounding came ont into the open
Saturday morning he fonnd the earth
shrouded in the gloom of cloudy
day, and he nj once began skipping
abont i'll Glee. believing that summer
WIS at hand: but few Minutes later
there was rift in the clouds and tho
sun shone through The hog saw his
shadow aud that settled the fate of
the weather for the next six weeks.
Ia consequence Of all this there will
be no necessity Of getting out sum
mer clothing or straw hats sun
strokes will not be due for few weeks
ut least
George ". tniiey, formerly of
this city, had both legs cut OFF by
car on the Iehigh Valley Railroad Mt
Phillipsburg Friday afternoon and
died within un hour ut the Easton
Hospital, where he WAS removed.
The Young man was car inspector
aud was making an examination when
IL car bumped into the one he was
under and sent the wheels over his
legs. seyering them. He is survived
by wife and two children. His
mother, Mrs. Sarah {. Galley, who
resides at Phillipsbnrs; one brother,
Uriah Galley, ci Trenton, and t'ye
sisters. Mrs. George Kroeson. Of
Lambertyille; Mrs. Sallie Clymer, of
Phillipsburg; Mrs. Flora Scheetz, Of
New Hope; Mrs. Jane Sherman. of
Locktown. and Mrs. Joseph Rinzc, of
Skillman Station. The deceased was
formerly employed by John Reinert.
baker and confectioner, bnt removed
to Philadelphia fifteen years ago,
where he engaged in the painting
business. He had only been in the
railroad service since last fall. Fnner-
al services were held Mt his late home
Monday afternoon, the Rev. Mr..
Martin, rector Of ST. Lnke's Episco-
pal Church. officiating. lntermcnt
was ~ Philllpsbure.
IOhn Owen Behan.
n L ,
on Clinton street, saturday evening
from diabetes. He had been i'll for
nyera year He WAS emnlnyed hy