The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-07-24
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
The old reliable -MAcKAY's bread.

your business? Let us know.
THORNTON, 49 Bnttonwood street.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany Is placing new rails on the
Belyidere Division.
Miss Hotfman's Millinery parlor
will be closed during the month of
August.
LAM ertville Puffs, are ever
growing i'll public favor. Kline & Son
sell them.
George Alcutt while at work in
the Lambertyille spoke mill Friday,
had the thumb of his right hand badly
cut by saw.
John H. Mangan has been APP
pointed Captain of police of the
Belvidere Division of the Pennsyl-
vauia Railroad
The Sunday school picnic of
the Centenary NJ. T. Church is being
held at Ellmaker Isle, Raven Rock
today.
Mrs Charles Conover has had her
residence much improved i'll appear
anee by II new plate glass door and
windows
Miss Margaret Slack left tins city
Thursday for Nneland, n. J., where
she has accepted u position Ms stem
ographer.
John Flood has obtained posi-
ton with the government ut Wash
instou, d. c., and will leave for that
place Monday July %.
First class Fire Insurance only,
III the leading companies OF the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
+. It, HoLcoMBE
The Morris County SAVINGS
Bank has Il change Of adv IN this
Issue. This bank gives you an oppor-
tunity TO bank by mail aud gives 4
per cent
Lamhert1ille Z. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
for the week ending lulv -, 1907
Frank Smith
J. d MAckAY. Z. NJ.
While working on bridge al
Philhpsbnrg, on Sunday, Edward
kroesoh caught his left hand IN
cahle. One finger was eut off and
the hand badly mashed
The funeral services of Mrs. Ann
Callan, who died Tuesday evening of
last week were held in st. Johns X.
G. church, Saturday morning ut 9:30.
lnterment in st. Johns cemetery.
Rev. L. H. Cooper, d. D., of Gort-
land, n Y, former pastor of the
First Baptist Church. of this city will
occupy the pulpit of that church the
first aud second Sundays in August
Company u, State Fencibes, will
camp for ten days at Delaware Grove,
New Hope, beginning Saturday,
July ~ As will be remembered,
this same company spent ten days i'll
our midst last summer
The court of pardons last week
granted parole to Mrs Susie Dobin-
ski, of this city. who i'll December
last was convicted of selling liquor
Sundays and keeping diserderly
house at her hotel, the Belmont house
Lambertvile, and sentenced To one
year in prison.
Miss Florence May Whiteeraft of
10 CoryeI street. aud Chas. II. Werts
of 10 Buttonwood street, were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon at the
Trinity Methodist parsonage, Trenton.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Charles II. Elder. The bride
wore u gown of white Persian lawn
aud carried bouquet of white car
nations. MIR. Werts is employed at
the West Morrisville shops Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The annual picnic of the Baptist
Sunday School of this city, was held
at Willow Grove on Wednesday last.
The Methodist aud Presbyterian
Sunday schools Of New Hope joined
them and all together over 200 peo-
pie attended. They left on two
special trains at o'clock. great
many who attended spent the day in
Philadelphia looking over the Elks
decorations, returning to Willow
Grove for the evening.
The common council of this city ~
preparing to test by law If necessary,
on the question of the exemption
from taxation of Amwell Lodge, No.
T.. +. n A. NJ. This lodge has al
ways claimed exemption from tax on
its property on account ola special
charter which was granted them, aud
which provided for the exemption Of
S15, 600 Later they were granted ad
ditional exemption on $50, 900, making
in all 49,, 900 they might own free.
II the tax is not paid council will
take action to test the case.
The following members of Com
pany +, this city. have received hon
orable discharges during the year:
First Sergeant John Il. Botti. April
2; Sergeant George b. Stockton. May
:, William X. Weber, April 2; Cor
poral Michael j. Mangan, April 9;
Priyates s Arthur Sharp, March 20;
Frank Cole, April 2; Frank Bailey,
April l6; G. Willard Allen, April 80
Lewis X. Walton, April 8; Lewis W.
Bice, April 81; William A. Kroeson,
April IS; Russell W. Lawyer, May
%; Frank II. Scarborough.
Miss Sybllah Hunt, of Philadel-
phia, met with painful accident