The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-20


Sheriff 0pdycke will have anoth-
err sale of Western horses at his stables
in this place on Saturday, March %.
Don't forget the date.
The Rev. w. Gordon Jones, OF
Philadelphia. occupied the pulpit of
the Centenary NJ. f. church Sunday
morning.
Sheriff Opdycke held one of his
horse sales at Frenehtowu ON Friday
last. Twenty head were sold, for
which Auctioneer Riley got S2es SO
per head.
First class Fire Insurance only,
in the leading companies of the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
T.. II. HoLeoMBE.
State High School Inspector
Bevier met with committee of the
Board of Education last Wednesday
to arrange the new courses of study
for the high school.
The residence ON York street own
ed by the estate of George Titus has
been rented for the Rev. George
Boddis who will become pastor of
the First Baptist Charch, April LIST
-Lambertville p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
for the week ending Mar l6, 1907
Miss Rux,
Miss Alice Ruox,
Marshall Usha, 81
j. ID. MAekAy. L. NJ.
John Dietz, of this city, who has
been confined in Pennington jail for
several weeks. charged with beating
his wife, pleaded guilty Wednesday,
and was sentenced by Prosecutor
Large to term of three months in
the county jail.
Mrs. Emma Green, wife of Elijah
Green died at her home IN Trenton
on Saturday last She was a resident
of this city for many years The
body was brought to this city this
"Wednesday morning and inferred
in Riverview cemetery.
Our townsman j. f. Megiunes has
been elected an honorary member of
"rhe Ter Centennial" Building Com
mittee of "The jamestown Exposi-
ton" 1907 by the Virginia Division
of The Travellers Protective Associa
ton of America.
The postal authorities have given
notice that hereafter post cards orna-
mented with PARTICLES Of glass, mica
or other similar substance, liable to
injure per- ohs handling the mails,
are excluded from the mails, except
when enclosed IN suitable envelopes.
For Rent, Desirable dwelling,
water aud improvements to suit ten
ant.
Pleasant Apartments, L rooms, gas,
water and toilet
Rooms for Offices.
To loan, Several sums ON Good
First Mortgages only.
WALTER Il. HAYHuRsT.
Miss Mary T.. Haesefty died at
her home on Cottage III !, on Thurs
day Of last week from tuberculosis.
Miss fla9gerty was n graduate of the
Trenton State Non nal School and
taught Mt Range school until forced
by i'll health to discontinue her dutie S
Funeral services were held in St.
Johns r G. church Tuesday morning
the Rev. William j. Lynch celebrat
ing requiem high mass. Interment
in St. Johns cemetery,
The Lambertville members Of the
Society OF Elks. who will in short
time perfect the organization of a
branch here, are said to he negotiat
ing for the purchase of property to
be Turned into club honse. One
house being considered is now the
residence f Professor f. A. Scobey,
corner OF Union and Ferry streets,
while another is the property of Mrs
George Titus on York street
Final organization of the Rubber
Workers union was effected last Sat
urday evening when number OF men
were initiated. Officers were elected
as follows: President, Bernard Nc
Donald vice president, NJ. Thatcher
Heath. recording secretary, Elmer
Shepherd; treasurer, Robert Minor
trustees, Frank Gilbert, Clarence
Pidcock, Peter McCaffery guide, John
McQuillan, sergeant at arms, Samuel
Cox. Other members of the Central
Labor union who spoke were, Messrs.
Kresge, Kerns, Wilson and Thomp-
son.
"A concrete wall at the new quar-
ries of the Delaware River Quarry
and Construction company toppled
over Sunday afternoon. No one
was injured. The wall was 20 feet
high. 40 feet long and q feet thick
It was to be one of the walls of the
building containing the immense
crusher and had been built but few
DAYS. The collapse was due to the
pressure of the rock and dirt of the
hill against which the lower part OF
the wall was erected. A new Corliss
engine was buried beneath the debris
and the extent of the damage at this
time is not known. A frame building
alongside was also damaged. The
work on the new building and ma
chinery which was being rushed will
be considerably hindered by the ac'
cident. A new wall will be immedi'
ately erected.