The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-09-04

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THORNTON, AZ Buttonwood street.
Apprentice wanted To learn
millinery.
A. q, Hoffman.
Lambertville Putis, are ever
growing in public favor Kline X Son
sell them.
Oliver Welsh has had efano=
hthic pavement laid III front of his
residence on York street
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
George Bowman has secured a
position as fireman on the PennsNl-
yania Railroad.
First class Fire Insurance only,
III the leading companies of the world
al the old established agency i'll the
Solliday Building.
l.. II. HoLGoMBE.
In travelling from Lamberisllle 10
Doylestown, distance Of about Il
miles, an automobile must pay = cents
in bridge and turnpike tolls, or AT the
rate of cents Il mile.
The date of the Democratic State
Convention has been ehahgea Ia Sep
tember Z. The change was made on
account of the 18th being Jewish
holiday
Wanted Carnage Weoa worker,
aud hoy To learn trade Permanent
position.
j. w &. RANDALL
1t Newtnwn, Pa.
Mrs ANN kfeesan, al tins city,
was elected Grand Marshal Of eefe-
monies al the session If the Grand
Temple Of the Eaaies Of the Golden
Eagle held III Trenton ON Tue sday
The twenty. eighth annual reunion
of the 18th Regiment New Jersey
Volunteers. Neteran Association, will
be held III Somervlle on Thursday.
September Sbth.
The seventeenth annual reunion
of the Both Regiment Veteran Nolnn-
teer Association will he held at Rah
way, n. J., oh Wednesday, Septem-
Der H.
The old Burroughs farm on the
River road below Washington 5
Crossing, was sold last week TO Sam
uel Burns of Harbourton, and DIR.
Radcliffe, of Pennington. The price
paid was 50, 500.
We are indebted to Mr.. Richard
Randolph Parry, ot New Hope, for a
copy of his address delivered before
the Pennsylvania Society, Sons Of the
Revolution, III an attractive pamphlet
form.
-LambertvilIe p. O. list of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Oiliee
for the week ending August 81, 1907.
Mrs. Mary Markee,
Ella NJ Maeker
G. II Raymond, .lr.
-. - At haf = 1 : w.
The Jerry Lawless aud the II enry
Wyncoop farms in Pennsylvania, just
above Titusvlle, have been sold to II
Brooklyn real estate promoter. 1t is
understood TINT the prices paid were
x6, 900 and s., 600 respectively.
Owing To a break III thu trolley
line at Trenton the trolley service
between Trenton aud this city has
been shut off since Monday afternoon
at three o'clock. The Philadelphia
and Trenton daily papers did not ar
rive yesterday until the | 80 train in
consequence of the accident
Mrs. Owen McLonghlln, a former
resident of this city. died in Jersey
City, on Wednesday last. The body
was brought to this city Saturday
morning and inferred in St Johns
cemetery under the direction of I'm
dertaker Carmody.
Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed ont free, on request, by Dir.
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are
proving to the people without pen
ny's cost great scientific pre-
scriptiou known to druggists every
where az Dr. Shops Catarrh remedy.
Is sold by S. W. Cochran & Co.
The following members of the
local lodge of the Knights of the
Mystic Chain attended the annual
state convention AT Clayton, last
week: Harry ). Kroeson, Wallace +.
Thornton, John Seybold, Edgar kroe-
sen and Harry Oblinger
We are in receipt Of a post card
from Cyrus Van Dolah, of the old
English wagon body built by Henry
Van Dolah for Samuel Hunt in 1895,
and now owned by William H. Hill
lier, of Sandy Ridge. The picture is
very clear and distinct showing the
excellent condition the body" Is
still in.
The Prize of Life Lodge, No. 34l9.
G. U. O. OF O. F. in America will OBJ
serve their 18th anniversary on Thurs
day, sept. II, I'D HolcomDe Hal. y
street parade will take place in the
afternoon, also a game of baseball
and pig chase on the l.. A. G.
grounds. Reception, cakewalk and
dance IN the evening. Dinner and
supper served for 30 cents.
While passing through the famous
Foul Rift, in the Delaware River, be-
low Belvidere, few days ago, Walter
Darlingt ton, of the Philadelphia North
American, was dumped out into the
rapids by his canoe coming in contact
with rock. He had narrow escape
from drowning. The canoe was
slightly broken and the canvas cover.
ing, his tent, two fishing rods and
other tackle were lost.