The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-02-13

secure contentment through the
happy medium of "Lambertville
Puff" Iusist on having the genuine
First class Fire Insurance only.
III the leading companies OF the world
at the old established agency III the
Solliday Building.
Z. II. HoLcoMBE.
John Kelly. fireman on the Penn
sylvana Railroad, was taken to st.
Francis' Hospital, Trenton, on Sun
day. 1t is thought he has typhoid
pneumonia.
After considering the matter, the
First Baptist church, OF this city has
withdrawn the call recently extended
to the Rev. o. p. Gilbert, of Ameri-
Gus, Ga.
Robert Watson WAS found dead
at his home on Brunswick avenue
last Wednesday morning, by his
neighbors. He WAS veteran OF the
Civil War. Deceased was about IS
years of age.
Joseph Guanieendi, aged Is years,
who was killed ut Conover's Crossing
Tuesday night, while shoveling snow,
was buried i'll ST. Johns cemetery,
this city. Services were held Mt $50
o'clock in st. Johns Church, the
Rev. William II. Lynch, officiating.
-Lambertyille r. o. List of letters
remaining unclaimed i'll the Post Office
for the week ending Feb. 0, 1907.
j. b. Murray,
Mrs Emma Sanders,
Miss Ella Sherman.
j. d. MAokAY. p. Nj.
Warren A. Greene, superlnten-
dent of the Lambe,,ville Rubber Com
pany, has given tue Union Fire Com
pany pair of rubber boots aud the
members of the company Will dispose
of them to obtain money to purchase
new electric aud gas fixtures.
Miss Elizabeth Cannon, daughter
of Mrs. Margaret Cannon and John
Moonan, all oil this city, were married
in st. Johns r. G. Church, Wednes-
day afternoon at3 O'Clock, the Rev
William II. l., nch, officiating. The
bride was attended by her cousin,
Miss Jennie LAWN, aud Robert Nc
Grory Of Trenton was best man.
st. Andrews cadets met Friday
evening and elected the following of
a g., ha
lieutenant, William Sey ffsft; fest ser
geant, Wellington Tnornr; second
sergeant, Joseph Sharpe; corpofats,
Ewing Tibbels, Haro,d Dilley.
Harry Snowdeu and Bradley O'Neill.
-Auson b. Clark died at his home
gu ancock street. Thursday, from
dia eles. aged % years. He is sur
vived u, wife Funeral services were
he'd from his late home Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev ii. A.
MacKubbin, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, officiating. Utter
ment in SoIebury under the direction
of Undertaken Carmody.
We are in position to quote
prices on engraved cards. wedding
invitations and for any special work.
also prices on embossed stationery
for business aud private correspon-
dence. monograns aud die stamping.
We will furnish so cards aud plate for
65 cents, so cards printed from old
plate, 3S cents, 100 cards for 10 cents.
A full line Of samples can be seen at
this Office.
Artist Edward Redfeld, Of Cen
ire Bridge, who has become famous
for his snow-scene pictures, has Just
been awarded the academy gold
medal, the first award the Academy
of the Fine Arts bestows on American
painters and sculptors. Mr.. Red
field lives with his family on an
island in the Delaware river, where
he built studio of his own design
and furnished it as well as his house
with chairs and tables. which he
made from tough aud seasoned tim
Der. caught as driftwood from the
river.
-Mrs. Ida V. Buchanan. OF this
city, has brought suit in the Court
of Chancery for divorce from her hus-
baud, Elijah II. Buchanan. on the
ground Of desertion. Willard Z
Parker, of Pennington, Special
Master in Chaucery. has filed re-
port with the court recommending
that the divorce be granted. Accord
ing to the testimony in the case,
Bnchanon became infatuated with
younger sister of his wife's and eloped
with her. The Buchanons were mar
ried in 1896 and at the time OF deser-
ton lived at Ringoes. Buohanon ives
member Of lodge of that place
and, taking his horse and buggy.
told his wife be was going to lodge
meeting. He left his wife with
neighbor near Ringoes where the SIS
ter of Mrs. Buchanon was living.
Ada, the sister, had gone to the VII
lage to mail letter. The husband
and sister never returned. They were
traced to Stockton and Doylestown,
Pa, where Buchanan sold his horse.
Then they went to Philadelphia ana
have not since been located, The
Master finds the desertion has been