The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-06
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1t is reported that Enos Weiss has
purchased the County House, at
Pennington.
The regular meeting OF the
Board of Education will be held this
"wednesday evening.
Secure contentment through the
happy medium of "Lambertville
Puff " Insist on having the genuine
The Union Steam Fire Engine
Company, No. 1, will have a banquet
at the Treftz House, Thursday,
March IA
The Improvement Band of the
First Baptist Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Maurice Margerum, on
Thursday evening.
The Amwell Orchestra will hold
their annual concert on Thursday,
evening, April Is Soloists will be
announced at a later date.
George Il. Kline has signed to
catch with the American Bridge Com
panY team of the Delaware Valley
| League for the coming season.
He bert d. Van Sewer will remove
from Church street to the honse on
North Union street recently occupied
by John b. Bratton.
William Navlor. fireman at the
Lambertville Rubber Works, fell
down flight of stairs at his home
Thursday, sustaining several broken
| ribs
The Mems League of the First
Baptist church will hold social and
debate in the lecture room on Friday
evening. All men are cordially in
vited to be present.
Miss Sophia Myers and Joseph
Ericsson, both of this city, were
united in marriage, Tuesday evening,
by the Rev. II. A. Mackubbin, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church.
Sheriff Opdycke's next horse sale
at Frenchtown will be held next Fri
dav. Don't forget this date, as he
usually holds his Frenchtown sales on
Saturday, but this time Ire will hold
it next Friday
The Junior Christian Endeuvor
Societies of the First Baptist and
First Presbyterian churches, and the
.lnnior Epworth Leagne of the Cen
tenary NJ. T.. Church. held rally in
the First Presbyterian Church last
Saturday afternoon from to )
O'Clock.
Mrs Hannah >. Fulmer, widow
of Jesse l.. Fuimer, former resi-
dent of this city. died at her home in
Philadelphia on Saturday last Fun
eraI services were held at her late home
Tuesday. Service and interment at
lower Tinieum Church, Bucks
county. today Wednesday,.
The Vigilant Society OF this city.
held their annual banquet ON Thurs
day III the lecture room of the Cen
tenaty Methodist EpiseopaIian church
and were provided with their dinner
by the Dorcas Society of that church.
In the evening tie ladies served
their annual supper. The net pro-
ceeds will amount to at least Sl30 90.
Mrs. Alice NJ Address, wife of
Harry II Address, died at her home
IN Philadelphia. Friday, March I,
aged 40 years. Funeral services were
held from her late residence, 400 York
Ave, Philadelphia, Tuesday after
noon at / O'Clock Interment at
Chelten Hills Cemetery. Mrs. An
dress was sister Of Mrs. John Snow
den, of this city.
The new postal regulations pro-
vidiug that writing, other than the
cards went into effect Friday. Under
this rule due postage stamps will not
be placed on postals having reading
matter on their fronts. This change
was due to the great number of pos
tal9 which are sent through the mails
of souvenir cards, making much extra
work because of the use of due post
age stamps.
Harry Umstead, of this city, is the
second of the trio who were sentenc-
last December by Judge Comet, for
illegal sale of liquor to die IN State
prison. The only survivor is Mrs.
Susie Oobolinski. Umstead died
Saturday of pneumonia, after being
sick only few days. A member of
his family called to see him and at that
time he did not complain. He died
twenty minutes after the visitor had
departed. Mrs. Dobolinski and I'm
stead had their applications filed for
pardon and would have been acted
on this month by the court of par.
dons. HIS term would have expired
in July with the usual Communication
for good behavior.
On Tuesday afternoon of last week
" hen Miss Rita Hunt and Miss Alice
Everett, of this place started out to
enjoy sleigh ride, none but far
seeing person would have predicted
anything short of a fulfillment Of
their plans. Miss Hunt who held the
reins is capable of dong it well, the
horse was gentle and trustworthy, the
day suspicious and they had chosen
| the creek road, one of the best for a
drive summer or winter Everything
went nicely for a time then "some-
thing happened with the result that
the ladies were suddenly thrown out
| into the snow. In the shouts of
laughter that followed and in the gen
eral rejoicing that neither was hurt
they, at first, failed to see the dire
straits III which they were placed by
the breaking of the single tree.
These young ladies are of the cour-
sgeous sort and not easily daunted,
and it was after looking the situation
up and down from every feasible