The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-04-10

Inc WORD appendicitis was coined
in 1886 by Dr. Reginald H. Fitz,
Boston Physician.
Hackettstown will endeaver to raise
81, 500 with which to hold a firemen's
parade during the coming summer.
According to leahet issued by the
L. S. Department of Agriculture,
there are -, miles of roads in Hun
terdon county.
An old grandfather's clock belong
ing to the late Catherine Bancroft, at
kingwood. sold for $64 at public sale
recently.
Harry f. Jones Grand Master of
the New Jersey Odd Fellows, has be-
come insane and is now under treat.
ment i'll the State Hospital Mt Tren-
ton.
County Superintendent Hoffman
displayed the school work of this
county prepared for the jamestown
h'Atpnitiohp III tnt unllt iIlhfHIN
room on Wednesday afternoo of last
week
There will now be an interval for
coughing" said Rev II. c. Wagnell
while conducting "A service in Black
pool (Englandl church recently lie
stated that one person often started
whole congregation coughing.
All the paper for the millions of
postage stamps used in the United
States is manufactured at Mechanic
Falls Me. Once month the firm re-
ceiyes requisition for 200, 900 sheets
of the paper and each sheet will make
36l stamps.
An army of hoboes seem to have de
Seconded upon Jersey during the past
few weeks and from every quarter of
the State reports of their depreda-
tons of n more or less serious nature
are received. As term in the county
jail seems to have no terror for these
vagrants. it would seem that the ball
and chain with term on the county
roads would be an effective remedy.
Driven insane by her violent dis
like for her three step children, Mrs.
Otto Drifting, the wife of farmer
living near Shongum Lake, Dover,
drowned herself, her own nine
months old baby boy, and her year
old step daughter Grace in the lake
last Saturday night At daybreak
Sunday morning her husband search
ing franticaIly for the lost three, dis
covered the bodies i'll only four Feet
of water.
George Fisher, treasurer Of Even.
ing Star Castle, No. 10, A. q. X of
nj. G., was agreeably surprised last
Wednesday evening, when he arrived
at his home. South Main street, to
find II large number of his brother
Sir knights waiting for him to return
home. The occasion was Mr.. Fish
er's forty -third birthday anniversary,
bnt he had forgotten all about II until
he arrived home. The evening was
spent Ill playing games, vocal and in
strnmental music, etc Refreshments
were served.
The 18th New Jersey Volunteers
will hold n reunion ON the 2lst of
May. This year they will go to
Charleston, s. G and visit the court
house and Jail in which John Brown
was tried and hung, and from there
will go to Harper's Ferry They will
have their headquarters at Washing
| ton. 1t will be remembered that this
same regiment held reunion last
year. Several veterans in this vicin-
ity were members of this regiment.
Prepared foods that were analyzed
by Investigators during the past year
have revealed astounding conditions,
says nm exchange. Sulphuric acid,
anilino dyes, copper sulphate, potas-
SUM nitrate, boric acid etc, were
found in them for preserving and col
oriDg. Samples of so called tomato
catsup were Analysed, on the bottles
of which were labels stating TINT it
WAS the pure article, yet upon analy-
sis il WAS ascertained that this catsup
did not contain II particle of tomato,
bnt was composed of turnip and in
furious coloring and navoring snb.
stances. Tx.