The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-05-29
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
The old reliable -MAoKAY's bread.

Buy your coal OF Geo. W. Massey.
The old reliable MACKAY's bread.
You can see quality in every loaf
of bread made from THOMAS Flour.
Retains its moisture MAcKAY's
bread
Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertvile Puffs. Best cigar made any
where for the money.
Can you use rubber stamp III
your business? Let us know.
THORNTON, 40 Buttonwood street.
For monumental work, 60 to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
-Lambertville Puffs, are ever
growing in public favor. Kline x Son
sell them
Miss Anna Lodor has accepted
position as stenographer with firm
in Trenton.
Company f, of this city, went to
Trenton last Thursday night for drill
in the Second regiment armory.
Smoke the John Hay, Jr cigar,
high grade article at low price.
See adv elsewhere i'll this issue.
Secure contentment through the
happy medium of II 14ambertyille
Puff. Insist on having the genuine
Insure in the Union Insurance
Company.
john c. MoeRF, Agent.
Al. .'o7
About one hundred and fifty
people from this city attended the
oratorio, "St Paul, at Pennington,
last Thursday evening.
--Raral free delivery ronte, No ,,
has been ordered established July 1st
at Lambertville, serving $40 people
and Il families.
beginning Sunday evening. June
,, twilight services will be held III
the Centenary NJ + church at 6:30
o'clock.
First class Fire Insurance ou'y,
in the leading companies oil the world
at the old established agency III the
Solllday Binding.
T.. IL. lIoLceMBE.
Union fffe Go. Ne. will decor
ate the srayes of deceased members
on Sunday afternoon June ., at 4
o'clock, with exercises nj Mt HOPE
Cemetery
Miss MAY Axes, OF this city. aud
Heryy Ericsson. Of BRISTOL were mar
ried at tue Presbyterian parsonage,
Satafda, evening 10y the Rev. Il \
Mac kphbtn.
The properties uf the esta 81
William Y. Ceolry Mere offered nj
public sale last Thursday alteln ION
aud bid up 10 5000 Tue >ale WIS
adjourned untf this afternoon
Saturday AFTERNOON, the Ma'N day
picnic Of the luniur secletles ut the
Baptist, PRESBYTERIAN mud Methodist
churches was conducted along the
Alexauken creek
-Tue Rev. Charles II Thomas, of
Philadelphia, fulmer pastor 81 the
First Baptist ehul ell, al thls city, Is
critically ill. No hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery
1 he Town Improvement Associa ]
ION of Lambellville viii hold It's reg
ular MOUTH, meettn. on Moudn,,
June Bid ut 3 30 z. NJ. III the Friends
Meeting House on YORK street
-Postmnst,l J. b Macka attended
the banquet to Hon. lieuage b Cort-
ley on, secretniy OF the Treasury,
given by postal officials New York
State, at totel Aston, New York city,
on Wednesday,, MAY % lo17
The Teacher = ASSOCIATE - of Hun
terdon county held II meeting IN the
Court House at Pennington Saturday.
Miss Williams of this city delivered
discourse on "Why Clildrea DIS
obey.
Egg plan y, Cabbage, Tomato,
duu tllltl ihtilF ibt Nhlt At illt IJuu-
rel Bend Plant Garden. One half mile
above Brookville, on DiIts' corner
road Call on Thursdays, no brs ness
transactions on SUNDAYS
p. l. HrSr, proprietor,
Miss Nellie Hicks, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Penrose Hicks, Of
- Of ~
were married at The brides home,
Saturday afternoon, May Is, the Rev
Bowers, pastor of the Point Pleasant
Baptist canren, oifieiuting.
A special patriotic service was
conducted in the Centenary NJ +.
church Sunday evening. As Invited
guests, were members Of Post 20, G..
A. r.. Company +, Of the national
guarl; Washington camp, Ne. /, +.
o. 5. of A., aud LambertyilIe council,
No 81, Jr. @ L. A. NJ An address
was made by the Rev. +. ] Kulp.
About ten years ago, Earl A
ilolcombe then about two years old,
DIChtu EOi't nus bNAcb6 " no
mother and threw it away. Although
athorough search was made it was not
found and was given nr for lost. A
few days ago while in the garden he
found it aud returned il to his mother
as bright as the day he lost it.
A concert will be given in HOOK
er's Hall, New Hope, Thursday ev
ening, June 6. NJ ISIS Mary Smith, Of
Lahaska, soprano; Miss Ada Mohr-
man, of Camden, eloeutionl-t and Mr..
Robert B. Phillips, Of this city,
piano, are the soloists Miss Smiths
singing is highly spoken of by all who
have heard her. Mr.. Phillips needs
no introduction to the music lovers Of
Tho v;oini AZ his abilItv has already