The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-27
Mrs. Anna N. Butterfoss.

Mrs. Anna II. Butterfoss, wife OF
the late John Butterfoss, died at her
home. 80 Delaware avenue, late Fri
day evening after an illness of sever
al months, aged SO years. She is sur
vived by four daughters, Miss Eliza
beth Butterfoss, of Washington. d.
c., Mrs. Charles Dalrymple, of New
Brunswick, Miss Laura Butterfoss,
of this city and Mrs. Frank Nc Mahan,
of Red Bank, N. j. Two sisters, Mrs.
Mary Silvefs and Mrs. Sarah Kenne-
dy, of this city also survive Mrs.
Butterfoss.
Funeral services were held from
her late home on Monday morning at
II o'clock. The Rev. Charles II.
Thomas, of Philadelphia, former
pastor of the FIRST Baptist Church, of
this city, of which Mrs. Butterf oss
was devoted member since girlhood,
spoke and offered PRAYER.
Loving friends will tell the details
of her life, and eventually they will
be written in words, as they are now
inscribed on the hearts of those to
whom she WAS dearest Hers was a
character of ideal sweetness, of n
singular devotion to the duties con
fronting her, OF a consistency and fidel-
ity rarely met with i'll the perform
ance of the tasks set beforea Christian
woman. The trials of her life were
borne with the patience and fortitude
of n heroine. The many whom she
had befrieaded never doubted on
whom they relied, for they well knew
that she would never fail them.
The statement of the Lambertvile
National Bank appears in this issue.
Ask for the Best Bread MAC
HAYS.
There's satisfaction in smoking
Lambertville Pufls.
The 20" Club have purch ased II
$500 billiard table.
Company L will attend battalion
drill at Trenton next Friday evening.
Il. II. Van Horn ~ Sons have
their spring orening this week of
attractive millinery and fine show
ing of new dress goods.
The members Of st. Andrews Ca
diets have ordered suits and rifles mud
expect to participate i'll the Memorial
Day exercises conducted by the q. A i.
H., May 30. About 80 members are
enrolled
The Rev. f. }. Kulp was greeted
by his congregation with pleasure
last Sunday, having been returned
for another year. A public reception
will be given the Rev. and Mrs. Kulp
next Thursday evening in the lecture
room OF the Centenary NJ. f. church
Harry Horton, who was arrested
and sent to the Burlington County
Jail, charged with bigamy in marry
ing Eliza A. Warner, of Bordentown,
on May 2G, 1906, though having a
wife who resides in this city, was sen
fenced to one year in the State Pri-
son by Judge Horner, Tuesday.
The Lambertville Kindergarten
i'll the First year of its work, has been
very successful and has received the
earnest cooperation of parents. We
shall be very glad to welcome any little
folks who wish to enter for the Spring
session, at the kindergarten room ON
Tuesday morning, April I'd, at 8
o'clock.
A kitchen shower was rendered
Jonathan DiIley and wife, at their
home, Bridge and Nam streets, Thurs
day evening by many of their friends
They were the recipients of large
lot Of tinware, knives, forks. spoon 8
and other kitchen utensils. The ev-
ening was pleasantly spent in playing
games, vocal and instrumental music
and other amusements. Refresh
ments were served.
The new Corliss engine which
was caught beneath the collapsed
concrete wall at the quarries of the
Delaware River Quarry and Con.
struction company, has been shipped
to the builders for reconstruction.
The value of the engine was 81, 300.
The work on the new building, which
WAS being rushed, will be consider
ably delayed by the accident. A new
wal! will be Immediately erected.
-Lambertville p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
for the week ending Mar 90, 1907.
Miss Sarah Jane Roberts,
Miss Leianer Flower,
Pauline Russell, (3)
Miss Evelyn Silver, t2)
Sol. Bigley,
Edgar lost.
j. ID. MAcKAY, =. NJ.
Eight large chickens, weighing
about forty pounds were stolen from
the chicken house Of George X. Todd,
on Cottage Hill, late Monday night
| Tuesday two young men were around
selling chickens at low price. While
| ii may have no connection with the
above there seems to be no reason
with the present demand for anyone
to have to peddle them arou Ind