The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-01-08
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Farmer Wanted-to work 1876 acr
: farm on shares. Address George W
Massey, Lambertville, N. J.
: Paul Vetter has purchased tn,
residence and store occupied by him
on North Union street.
Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertville Puffs. Best cigar made any
where for the money.
N-The annual election of directors
and officers of the Lambertvtlle
National Bank will be held Tuesday
morning, January IA.
The Rev. George Wendell, OF
Woodbury., who oas occupied the pul.
pit OF the First Baptist church, of this
city, number of times, has resigned
his passionate at Woodbury., to accept
call to Chester Baptist Church.
Don't forget the annual supper to
be served by the Womans Christian
Temperance Union in their hall on
Church street, on Tuesday evening,
January 14th, from 5 to 8 o'clock,
Those who have partaken of these
suppers in the past will want to come
again. Ice cream, cake, home made
candy, &c will be ON sale. Supper,
25 cents. All are invited.
-Hunterdon County's new Board
of Chosen Freeholders were sworn in
Tuesday at noon. After being sworn
in the board organized and elected
the following officers: Collector, ex-
freeholder Lewis G. Potts, of Stanton,
clerk, F. A, Dalrymple, of Milford ;
counsel, Harry l.. Stout, of Fleming
ton; director. John W. Sharp, of
Lebanon; Jail physician. DR.. Isaac S.
Cramer, of Pennington.
Colonel George W. Balm, of Lex
ington, Kentucky. will deliver his
most popular lecture in Lambertville,
Tuesday, Jan. 21st, subject, "a
Searchlight of the Twentieth Cen.
tury." Those who have heard Col.
Balm once desire to hear him again
and again. His lectures are filed
with the richest gems of thought that
| touch the hearts of the hearers. He
is the most widely known of any lee
turer of the day. Place Of meeting
will be given next week. Don't fail
| to hear him.
The week of prayer is being OBJ
served by the various churches of
this city. Monday evening the SER
vices were held in the Centenary M.
Z. Church, Tuesday evening in the
Presbyterian Church. This WED
nesday) evening they will be conduct
ed at the First Baptist Church; Thurs
day evening at the Methodist and
Friday evening at the Presbyterian
Next week it is proposed to hold
union meetings every evening of an
evangelistical nature and then each
church will probably hold revival
meetings in their separate edifices.
The Firemen's Relief Association
have elected the following officers and
committees for the ensuing year:
BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
observation-disclosures W. Arnett
Vice President-John l.. Coryell
Secretary-Thomas Thorne
Treasurer Walter F. Hayhurst
James H. Reynolds, Scott Thorne,
VIM II. Moon, G. #. Martindell,
James Moonan, +. W. Larson.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Harry E. Van Horn. 20. No. 3, 1
year; d. Clinton Conover, Co. No. A..
l year; John j. Cruise, Co. No. 9.
years; John e. Masten, Co. No. l,
years; Charles M. Dilts. B of E.,
years.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
John L. Coryell, +. W. Larson,
James II Reynolds.
st. Andrews Mems Club-As it's
name implies it is club for men and
young men who care to take advan-
tage of the opportunity to spend a
pleasant evening in social intercourse,
listening to good music, and OCCASION
ally enjoying a cup of good coffee and
cracker. On next Monday evening,
the 18th, Mr.. s. S. Walker will enter
tain the club by delivering descrip-
tive recitation, entitled Thomas Gill
pin" aud there will be special songs
aud music Our aim is to do some
good. come and see how we are trying
to do it, you will be welcome. The
club meets every Monday evening at
st. Andrews Hall.
The annual meeting and banquet
of the Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder
Company, was held on Friday even
ing, January 3. President Hayhurst
occupied the chair. The usual order
of business transacted and then Off
GERS were elected as follows:
President-Walter F. Hayhurst
Vice President-Har w. Davis
Secretary Thomas Thorne
Treasurer-Harry e. Van Horn
Foreman Closson
Assistant Foreman Thomas j.. Hull
This company is the oldest fire Or
ganization in the city, and its men,
bership embraces many of the bust
ness and professional men of Lam
bertville. The annual meetings are
always followed by socials, which are
much enjoyed by all who attend.
OBITUARY,