The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-30

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The surplus of the Lambertyillt
National Bank has been increase(
from 500, 600 to $40, 900.
Fred J. Trimmer, barber, vii
soon remove from his present location
on Main street to his new shop OF
Goryell street.
Mrs. Mary Massey, mother of JOIN
f. Massey, fell down the stairs at tn,
residence of her son recently and sus
/ tanned several severe bruises.
The remains OF Mrs. Honora Me
Nally, widow of John McNally, o.
Trenton, who died in that city las
Sunday. were brought to this city
last Wednesday afternoon and in
TERED in st. Johns cemetery.
An election for non commissions,
officers will be held at the headquar,
tiers of Company +. National Guard
of New Jersey, Thursday evening.
February 3, at s o'clock. The com
pany will he inspected by an officer
from the regular army.
The funeral services of John ID.
Larson, OF Sergeantsville were held
Friday morning. the Rev. Bartolette
| Bovine officiating. Mr.. Larson died
on Monday last of pneumonia. He
lett widow and four children-Wil-
liam, Carmen and Andrew Larson and
Mrs. Anna Venahle. OF Sergeants.
Vile. He was brother Of DIR. Cor
nelius Larson, of Ringoes, and the
late DR.. George Larson, of this city.
William APPLICABLE, one of Elem.
ington's oldest citizens, died ON
Thursday after an illness of fourteen
weeks from paralysis. He WAS the
oldest member OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church OF Pennington; had
been nh official member for fifty
years and was n trustee nj the time oil
his death. Two sons and Two dauSh-
tiers survive. one of whom Is Mira.
George Meliek of this city.
Tho Hurley Tehin Company, oi
Trenton. will close their store IN this
city February /. This is done on ne.
count Of the small space to show their
large line of goods. and larger qaar
ters are not available at the present
time. Manager Brown will remain
IN this city, however to look nfier the
company's interests, having rented
the house Of Edgar G.. Thatcher, ON
Sonih Main street
Congressman lra ". Wood has
received notice from the Commission-
er of Pensions that the following adj
ditional pensions have been granted
III his district Joseph Piurson, Hope
we'll, increased pension Mt so per
month: Mrs. Mary Abbott, Lambert.
vile, widows pension mt IS per
month, Henry Y. Il. Cox, Hppewell.
increased pension nj IS per month
Mrs. Margaret Altemns, Clinton,
widows accrued pension; Mahlon
Lear, lamhertville. increased pea.
sion at $40 per month.
Auctioneer Riley sold IL eur load
OF Western horses for Sheriff Opdyeke
at his stables in Frenchtown, last
saturday. Following is list OF the
buyers aud prices: W. Fretz, PEPPERS
VILE, Pa, pr. bay drafters, Si4s50
ID. Bcnethume, Easton. pr. black gel.
*i35 90; Stockton Rnbber Go pr. br.
mares, $50 90; George Souders,
FinesSille, pr. grey gel. Sili so,
NJ. Sherman, Locktown. pr br gel,
1925. 90; A. J. Ham, Sergeantsville,
sr. gel, Se?:,jo; ID. j. Price, Lam
bertville. blk. gel, $1,000 o. r.
Knsler. Ffenchtomn, bay mare, 1000 80
Lemnel Goats, Baptisttown, br. mare,
2l9 50;G. w Fisher, Solebnry, grey
gel, 2Dl. Ga, Walter Jaeoly, Finesville,
bay gel. Sl96.00; II. Werner, Lam
bertvllle. bay mare, Sl95. 90; Walter
Johnson. Plttstown, bay gel, 5000 90;
c. NJ. Layton. Allentown, bay mare,
206. 90; Walter aIacoly, Finesvilie, br.
gel, 1896 90. Twenty horses aver.
aged $2i250. Eight home horses
from 800 to *i,0
-Guy Irving Waltz, who sang in
this city few weeks ago, has Just
,,1Aaa1 ttyn To-
Bar Hnrbor, Maine, noted summer
resort. The pastor reports between
ninety and one hundred conversions
and one man and his wife who had
not been 10 church for twenty. live
years are among the number. As n
result of Mr.. WaltZ's calling on many
OF the business men who kept open on
Sunday, many promised him they
wonld close aud Sunday Protective
league Inns been formed from this
movement. Mr. Waltz is now slng
ing in n lutte ii shin5 town Of fifty
two families al Otto Creek. Maine, on
the island of Mount Desert, six miles
from Bar Harbor II two days he
had called ON every home in the vii
lage. walking SIX miles and singing
IN twenty of ihe homes to the aged
and sick.
A Word from the Business Mems League
Since the organization of the Bust
ness Mems League there has been II
constant effort to locate some good
industry in onr city. The officers
and committee have correspondent
With and visited several parties with
that end in view, aud in their Judge
ment, offered all the inaucement in
which they felt the citizens wonld
back them mp.
Two manufactures ut this time are
considering II proposition from our
people, either or both, would be very
desirable, one an iron mandatory
and one wood, they employ men, pay
AL l.o,,o -, a.