The Lambertville record., 1909-04-07

William Everett has removed from
the farm of John V. G. Barber to that
| of Elmer E. Hawk.
The Lambertville Rubber Com
pany will close their plant on Friday,
Saturday aud Monday.
Mrs. katherine Conway, who died
in Atlantic City Saturday, was buried
in st. Johns cemetery Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Sarah Kennedy fell while
descending the steps of the porch of
George W. Trauger's home, Tuesday
afternoon and is seriously injured.
THE Old Maids" Convention, a
numerous dialogue, will be held in
the Centenary NJ L. Church, We'd
nesday evening, April 81, at s o'clock.
The Sunday School of the First
Baptist Church will hold their Easter
service Sunday morning ut 1890. An
attractive programme has been ar
ranged.
Harry Oblinger caught his right
hand in the machinery at the Univer-
sal Paper Bag mill last Friday after
noon aud one finger was badly mash
ed aud cut.
An attempt was made on Monday
night to enter the residence of Corne-
Illus Horn on Brunswick avenue. Mrs.
Horn heard an unusual noise and up
on investigation found window part
ly raised, but the depredators were
frightened away.
AT recent meeting of the Fleet
Wing Hook and Ladder Company the
following were elected delegates to
the annual city convention for the
election of chief engineer and two
assistants Thomas Thorne. Samuel Z.
Moon, Benjamin Beech and Charles
5. Closson.
-Gervas Ely, of this city, member
of the Board of Managers of the State
Home for Boys at Jamesburg, was at
the State House Tuesday, opposing the
Wakelee bill providing central board
of control for all state institutions. He
claims the plan would be detrimental
to the best interests of the institutions.
Work on the improving of River
view Cemetery will be pushed rapidly.
The directors have decided that many
changes are necessary. The wooden
steps leading from the canal bank will
be torn down and concrete steps will
be placed near the lower end Of the
cemetery. A turn gate will be placed
ut the River Road entrance and will
be great Improvement over the wood
en ateps now IN use. The money for
the work has been donated by the lot
holders of the cemetery.
"A number of subscribers have Il
wrong impression as TO our premium
offer. Old subscribers to secure prem
ium must pay all arrears and year
in advance. A number have written
for premium but have either failed To
send money for arrears or for another
years subscription. The offer will be
withdrawn soon.
Mrs Rachel Hall, widow of JOS
eph g. Hall, former residents of this
city, died at the home of her son-in-law,
James w. Taylor, of Trenton Sunday.
Mrs. Hall died as the result of infirmi-
ties brought on by old age. The body
was brought To this city to-day for in
terment.
"A meeting for the formation of an
alumni association of the Lambert
vile High School held last Saturday
afternoon in the High School was
poorly attended, the threatening
weather keeping many away. Miss
Frances Schenck, president OF the
class Of 1909, which has started the
movement, acted as chairman. The
temporary officers chosen are: Chair
man, Sidney Hayhnrst; secretary,
Harry s. Petrie. All present we're
heartily in favor Of organizing an
alumni and it is believed that a large
number will JoIn. Another meeting
will be held in the Second Ward
school binding. next Saturday after
noon at O'Clock All graduates are
invited to he present.