The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-12-09
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iai every afternoon.
GIRLS WANTED-To make boxes
at Pin Factory. Steady employment.
"A. P. Kerr is no longer connected
with the Trenton Times"
See our big line of Birthday and
| season cards-all cards tinseled free
DoLL HosPIrAI..
Secure eontentment through the
happy medium of a "Lambertyille
Puff. = Insist on having the genuine.
"A meeting of Standard Lodge, No.
-, Lambertville n. j., will he held in
their room ON Friday evening, Dec. II
At o'clock. Important business.
The Mt. Airy Sunday School will
hold their Christmas exercises in
the church, Wednesday evening, Dec.
%, at i:30 O'Clock. Exercises by the
children of the school aud special
mnsic by the choir will be given.
The Athletic Association are re-
hearsing for an entertainment to be
given during the holidays. Proceeds
are TO be used toward fitting up Hol-
combe Hall for the use of the associa-
ton.
The Reliance Club of this city will
hold social dance at Rockers Hall,
New Hope. Pa, Thursday evening.
The committee in charge is G.. r..
Kline, c. W. Thorne. Il. B. O'Neil,
f. X. Price, T f. Skillman and G. T..
Lugar.
-Lambertville p. 0.-List OF letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
for the week ending Dec. 3, 1908.
Miss Lizzie HON,
G.. Whitaker.
Edward Worrell.
J. d. MAcKAY, p. NJ.
The Hnnterdon County Board of
Agriculture has elected the following
officers for 1909 President, James
Lane, Readington; vice president,
James Lane. Readington; secretary,
W. W. Case. Baptisttown; treasurer,
F. J. Tomlinson, Pittsburg; delegate
TO State Board, +. ]. Tomlinson.
John Crowley and wife will leave
this city for Beacon Falls. Conn. Dee
Is. where he has secured position as
assistant superintendent of the Bea-
con Falls Rubber Company. 1t is
rumored that A. w. Smith. of the firm
of Smith & Son, wire manufacturers,
will take Mr. Crowley's residence, on
Delaware avenue.
Mrs. May Leonard Woodruff, of
Pennington, who is Missionary Seere-
tary of the Bureau for Porto Rico,
will give an address in the Centenary
Methodist church ON Tuesday even
ing. Dec. 18TH, ut 30 o'clock, under
the auspices of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society Of the church
Mrs. Woodruff, who IL very fine
speaker, has been a resident of Porto
Rico, and is in every way qualified to
give full description of the customs
md conditions of that island. She
has delighted large audiences at
Ocean Grove aud elsewhere A very
cordial invitation is extended to per-
sons of all denominations who are at
all interested in the work Of foreign
missions.
Michael T. Andrews boy of tif-
teen years of age was arrested at the
station of the p. r.. r in this city
Sunday evening on the arrival of the
South bound tram. Andrews had Sc
cured 1900 late Saturday night
from the till Of his fathers saloon at
Okra small station near Scranton
Pa. and bought ticket to Philadel-
phia. When the loss was found out
and the absent boy taken in con
nection search was started TO locate
the boy, kilograms were sent broad
cast and detective Slack was on his
job and nabbed the culprit. Upon being
searched 1874. 90 was found on him.
He was locked up aud his parents in
formed of his whereabouts, his
mother arrived in this city Monday
and was overjoyed over the recovery
of her boy and money and started on
a late train for their home.