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PAGE SEVENTEEN

derground railway and had created
a bleeding Kansas" but the Fed
eral Government had not taken any
steps toward emancipation.
I have always contended that the
States had the right to secede, be-
cause some of the parties to the COM
pact had violated it's terms; but it
was not good policy for the South to
withdraw from the Union, just be-
cause sectional and minority
President had been elected. The
wiser course would have been that
which was advised by Alexander H.
Stephens, "Wait until Lincoln viO-
lates the Constitution, before you
seeded" That was the counsel of
the Sage of Liberty Hail." and he
was right. T. E. w.
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AND THIS FROM CONNECTICUT!

l am living on land that was taken
up from the Indians by my ancestor,
who was the first white settler in
town, in 1868; and it has never been
out of the family name-good old
Puritanical stock, and Abolitionist
from the word go; and more mis-
guided set of people I guess never
lived. But they have had their day,
and now the Socialist and Single
Taxer are the biggest fools out.
Yours,
l.. P. AVER.
North Franklin, Conn.
Answer.
Well, well, WE'LL! Brother Aver
writes like man whose hair is red.
He is the owner of a high-class stock
farm, and makes a speciality of Hol-
stein-Friesian Cattle.
He is not far wrong about the
Abolitionists; and if he had said the
same thing about the Shareholders,
he wouldn't have missed it much.
They were terribly misguided, when
they left the Union, before the Adolf
tionists had committed THE FED
ERAL GOVERNMENT to a violation
of the Constitution. That is where
my own ancestors made their strate-
gic mistake. True, certain Northern
States had nullified the Fugitive
slave law, had established the Gun
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-01-12
MRS. ELEANOR FOSTER

Mrs Eleanor Foster, aged 81 years,
her niece, Mrs. William schenck. in
Trenton. Death was sudden, as Mrs.
Foster had been i'll bat day or two.
Death was due to bronchitis. During
the latter part of the week she had
complained of having slight cold,
but it was not thought necessary to
summon IA physician. Sunday how
ever, she renamed in bed, but it was
not thought that her condition was
serious. About O'Clock Mrs. SclIunch
heard fall and upon gong upstairs
fon nd the aged woman lying ON the
floor. She explained that she had
been trying to get from her bed to a
chair near the window when she fell
I here was decided change for the
worse in her condition, and physi-
clan was summoned. BY the time he
arrived she was dead.
The funeral took place today from
the home of Mrs. Schanck, with inter
ment in Lambertyile, under the di-
rection of Undertaken LaBaw.
Mrs. Foster comes from an old Mer-
Ger County family, Moore's Station,
near Lambettville having been named
for her father, Amos Moore. She was
born nj Moore's Station. but lived dur
ing the greater part of her life in this
city and Trenton.
Upon the death of her husband.
Silas Foster, eight years ago, Mrs.
Foster came to live with Mr.. and Mrs.
Schanck in this city. MIR .Schanck was
employed in the Offices Of the Penn
syIvunia Railroad in this place, and
when they were moved to Trenton
he took up his residence in that
city and Mrs Foster had lived there
since,
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Annual Meeting Of Historical Society

The twenty sixth annual meeting of
the Hunterdon County Historical So.
eiety was held in the Pennington Pub
lie Library, Saturday, Jan. s, 1910,
President Hon. John l.. Comet in
the char About twenty five mem
bers were present. Three members
of the Society, William r. Bearder,
Henry f. Bodine and Nathaniel W.
Voorhees, died during the year and
memorial sketches were presented bv
the Obituary Committee. The re-
signation of Rev. O. NJ. Voorhees, who
has removed from the State was ac-
cepted.
Messrs. j. a. Anderson of Lambert
vile and Grant Davis of Whitehouse
Station were elected members of the
Society. The Society now numbers
fortythree. The receipts of the year
for dnes were $50 90 and the treasurer
reported balance of SS6.5l. A num-
Der of books were purchased during
the year and others were donated.
The following Board of Trustees
was elected for the year 1910: Hon.
j. l.. Comet, chairman; H. Il. beats,
secretary: Il. Nosseller, Il. S. Kuhl,
DR.. Q. II. Sproul md W. +. Hay
hurst.
The trustees then elected the follow
ing officers aud committees to serve
during the year 1910
President-Hon. Richard S. Knhl
First Vice President--Andrew Il.
Comet
Second Vice President 49, William
BELLS
Recording Secretary aud Librarian
Hiram Il Deats
Corresponding Secretary Elias
Vosseler
Treasurer-James A. Kline
Finance Committee-A. b. Allen,
A. L. Comet, Augustus Dilts
Library Committee-E T. Bush,
Miss M. T.. Dunham, Mrs. j. A.
Kline
Obituary Committee w. Il. Hay
hurst, John Fleming, Rev. J. b. Kug-
Ter.
DR.. c. W. Larison of Ringoes pre-.
scented paper entitled "Amwell i'll
the Eighteenth Century" which was
read by Miss Susan NJ. Phillips. A
vote of thanks was passed to DIR. Lari.
son and also to Miss Phillips.
Measures we're discussed for inereas-
ing the membership of the Society
which it is believed is entering upon
new epoch of its career. The new
home which the Society will enjoy in
the Bartes Memorial Library about
to be erected in Pennington will be an
added help. The publication of n
quarterly Journal devoted to the his
torical interests of the county is also
III contemplation.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-01-12

OPDYCKE,S 1910 OPENING

Sheriff l.. W. Opdycke, of French
town, one Of the most noted horse
dealers III the United States, will in.
augurate his ED annual season with II
big opening public sale ut that place
on Saturday, Jan. Is at l2 O'Clock, at
which he will offer 80 head of first.
class horses, including "a splendid
Iowa and Michigan animals from the
best breeding farms in those States.
Sheriff Opdyeke has established II
reputation for fair dealing that brings
huyers to his saiea from a wide exteni
of territory in Pennsylvania, New Jer
sey, New York aud other States
Every horse guaranteed, is II motto
this square dealer not only attaches
to his every advertisement, bnt he
lives mp to it. The RECORD wishes him
another successful season and be-
speaks large attendance at hid open
ing sale on the 18th. He has fine ac
commodations for sales, both in the
open and under cover, aud every adj.
yertised sale comes off, no mntter
what The weather.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-01-12
Former Lambertville Girl Meets Tragic
Death.

Miss May Coombe, daughter of Mich
olas Coombe, of Trenton, former resi-
dents of this city, met Il horrible death
at Mercer Hospital, Trenton, Friday
morning while running an elevator.
Miss Coombe, who had been Il stu
dent nurse in the hospital since last
April, according to information mt the
hospital, was in the act of taking an
empty litter from one of the wards to
the operating room. When the prop
er floor was reached she turned the
wheel which operates the elevator and
made an attempt 10 open the door
leading into the operating room. 1t is
said that, while familiar with the man
ipulatiou of the elevator, Miss Coombe
far and a moment after the shaft had
stopped il started back again upon its
upward course. Miss Coombe is be-
lieVed 10 have made an attempt To
grasp the crank of the ear, but was
crushed against the sill of the door on
the second floor, her head crushed, and
second later her form fell between
the elevator and the wall to the base
ment a distance of thirty feet.
Between the elevator and the walls
of the shaft there is space large
enough to permit her body TO pass
Two nurses in the hospital FASTENED to
the scene, attracted by a cry, and they.
with the aid of several other attendants
at the institution, gathered up the
young woman. While every possible
! effort was made TO save her life, death
| came in a few minutes.
Miss Coombe, who was q years cid,
as a grawduate of the Trenton High
School of the class of 1907. She was
bright and quick and adapted to her
duties. Upon anything that the
young lady entered she put her whole
soul, and il was no exception with her
duties rs a nurse. Being quick and
active and of a very bright and cheer
full disposition, she quickly won the
love and esteem Of all.
She was member of st. Michacl's
Episcopal church and of the Wide
Awake Social club, and was held in
the highest esteem by a large circle OF
friends.
Funeral services were held from her
parents home on Monday.
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ABRAHAM TRAUGeR.

Abraham Trauger died at his home
on Swan street, Wednesday night, at
the age of 66 years after an illness OF
several months from cancer of the
stomach. For the past few years he
has suffered from locomtor ataXia and
about two months ago underwent an
operation for cancer at st. Francis
Hospital, Trenton. Mr.. Trauger had
been employed by the Lambertville
Rubber Company for over thirty years
and partially attended TO his duties
there until about two weeks previous
to his death. He was Il veteran of the
Civil War, being member of Conn
pany A, Fifteenth Regiment, New Jer-
sey Volunteers and was active i'll all
the engagements of that regiment dur
ing the entire war and contracted Il
bad ease of rheumatism from expos
urc. \ few months ago he was elect
ed president of the Fifteenth Regi-
ment at a meeting in Somerville. lie
was also member of Major G. A..
Angel Post, No. 20, G. A. r., and was
quartermaster mt the time of his death.
He is survived by Il widow and eleven
children.
Funeral services were held from his
late residence Saturday afternoon. In
terment was made in Mt. Hope ceme-
terry.
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WILLIAM C. MERVlNE.

William c. Mervine, of Trenton,
died at the Mckinley Hospital, Mon
day morning, following an operation
for appendicitis. Mr.. Mervine had
been i'll about two weeks and went to
the hospital Friday. He had been in
the employ of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company since he was 10 years
of age. AT the time of his death he
was shop clerk of the Trenton shops.
He was % years old. A widow aud
one brother survive. A few years ago
MIR. Mervine held responsible posi-
ton with the company in this city
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day evening at 100 Interment in
South Amboy
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Banks Elect Officers.

The annual meeting of the Lambert
Vile National Bank was held Tuesday
morning at which time the following
officers and directors we're elected for
the ensuing year
President-Calvin Solliday
Vice President-John @. Holcombe
Cashier-Frank A. Phillips
Asst Cashier W Sharp Hulshizer
Teller William l.. Wilson
Clerk---Samuel Whitley
Directors: Calvin Solliday, John @
Holcombe, William Lauer, James 5.
S,uddiford, J. Wesley Crook, Isaiah
P Smith, Samuel Burns, Wllmot
DUMMY, Frank A. Phillips. George
W. Massey and George L. Romine
After the business meeting dinner
was served to the stockholders in the
W. q. T U. rooms.
The Amwell National Bank elected
officers and directors as follows:
President-Warren A. Greene
Vice President-James p. Smith
Cashier-Frank W. Van Ha
Asst Cashier Lewis P. Bodine
Teller oseph E. Cooper
Clerk-E. Clifton Van Hart.
Directors: James p. Smith, Warren
A. Greene, Albert D. Anderson. Frank
Van Hart, John Barber, Robert A..
Montgomery. Torbert Coryell. Will
lam Worthington, and Bryan Taylor.
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ITEMS OF A PERSONAL INTEREST.

Mrs. Andrew Scarborough, of PhIla
delphia, spent Tuesday in this city.
Chester Martin, of Newark, recently
visited in this city.
Miss Annie Richardson, of Trenton,
is the guest of Postmaster and Mrs.
James d MacKay.
Misses Elizabeth Lucas and Gene
We've Ledger were recent visitors to
Trenton.
Robert Schenck, of Trenton, was
the guest of Ralph Simonton over
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Maust and son. of Phila-
delphia, have been visiting relatives
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torbert Coryell and
Eli Erismann have been visiting rela-
tives in Bound Brook.
Miss Margaret Hatch, of Elmira, N
is the guest of her grandfather,
George Pierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Finger have
been spending n few days with Piers
on Agin ut Pelham Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Gronee an :
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Florence, to Mr.. Elmer
Case, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Black celebrated
their fifty-second wedding anniver-
sary Thursday at their home ON Gin.
ton street.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Eva Gordon,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Othniel
Gordon, of this city, to Thomas Sas-
saman, of Easton, Pa.
Inyitetions are issued for the mar,i-
age of Miss Helen Titus Pierson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred l..
Pierson to Mr.. Lewis Loring Ryan,
on Thursday evening, January Goth,
in the First Presbyterian Church.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-01-12
Fleet Wing II. & |. Co. Hold Annual
Meeting.

Fleet Wing Hook aud Ladder Co,
No. 8, of the Lam bertville Volunteer
Fire Department, held its annual
meeting Friday evening, at the house
on North Main Street. In addition to
transac.ing business, the meeting
afforded most enjoyable social
gathering for the fremen. Only the
company members were present, and
after the transaction Of business the
evening was given over to a lunch,
smoker aud good time.
The committee Of arrangements
consisted of Charles s. Closson, Will
lam Hunt, Thomas Hull. Harry X.
Kramer and John Swallow
The election OF officers resulted in
the following choice:
President II. Hayhurst
Vice resident--Harry w. Davis
Secretary Thomas Thorne
Treasurer H. Il. Van Horn
Foreman Charles 3. Closson
Assistant Foreman-Thomas Il. Hull
Board of Trustees Harry X. Kra-
mer, J. X LaBaw, H. T.. Van Horn,
Walter f. Hayhurst and Thomas
Thorne.
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|. o, K, NJ. Hold lns taIlation.

The following officers of Tuscorora
Tribe, No. II, ]. o. II. NJ, were in
stalled by Deputy Grand Sacbam, M.
T. Heath, to serve for the ensuing six
months:
Prophet Robert Justice
Sacham Elmer Docherty
Sr. Sagamore- William Moon
Jr. Sycamore Edward Sine
Keeper Of Wampum-- Edward Gregg
Collector Of Wampnm- Robert Mil
nor
Chief of Records -Judson Fields
Guard OF the Wigwam Louis T..
Holden
Guard OF the Forest William Barn.
hill.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-01-12

Warren Bryan Stout, of No. 100
Ward Place, South Orange, N. j.,
writes us as follows.
81 am trying to learn the names of
the parents of my great-great grand
father, who was captain in the Revo-
lutionary War. He was at one time 4
resident OF Lebanon, or nearby, and
possibly some reader Of your paper
might assist me.
"As an aid I might mention tina,
there were several James Stouts in
Hnnterdon county some contempor-
ary 1t is well to state that my ances
tor was born in 1888 and died in 1910
lie married Rachel Bryant and ten
children were born to them -- Mary
Thomas Bryant, Hannah, Eliza, Sarah
Charles, John, James, Rachel an(
Jane.
81 am trying to connect my James
with the Amwell branch, and believe
lack one generation. j would ap
preciate the assistance You might b,
able to give me through your col
umDs."
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-01-12
G. A. r. Install Officers.

The following officers of Major c. A.
Angel Post, No 90, G.. A. r., were
duly installed last Friday evening by
Past Commander, Cyrenas Slack, TO
serve for the ensuing year.
Commander William II. Moon
S. V Commander VIM. l. Welch
j V. Commander - Harry Kroesen
Chaplain-J. " esley Crook
Qnnrtermaster- Mahlon Lear
Officer OF the Day-D. $ Wilinms
Officer of the Guard-Jacob Haas
Adjutant-,James O. Bells
Patriotic Iustructor-P X Hazen
Sergeant Major-Iobn Malloy
Council Of Administration j W.
Crook
Delegate to Department Encamp-
ment-J. w. Crook
Alternate to Department En- camp
ment Jacob T.. Haas
The Post although few in number
is very prosperous at the present,
made 30 by many friends in this
city, and backed by the camp of the
Sons of Veterans.
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Ir. o. U. A. N. ELECT OFFICERS.

The newly elected officers Of Lam
bertyille Council, No g., Jr. O. y. A.
NJ, are as follows:
Councilor--Chester Holcombe
Vice GounciIor-Carroll Holcombe
Recording Secretary-Watson Dud-
bridge
Assistant Secretary Theodore G..
Hull
Financial Secretary George s.
Lindsey
Treasurer-Augustus Blackwell
Conductor William Naylor
Warden Harry Heller
Inside Sentinel-J. W. Amos
Outside Sentinel-Rober Justice
Trustee Howard Rose
ChapIain-J. 5. Morgan
Organist -Garfeld Erickson.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-01-12
UNION STREET MERCHANT
WILL RETIRE

On account of Mr.. John II Folknef
being unable to make satisfactory re-
newal OF the lease of the store room oc-
cupied by him as a dry goods store Oh
Union street, he has decided 10 q.
once close out his entire stock ana
will retire from the merchantile DUST
ness in this city. He has not ye'
made public what bis intentions io'
the future are.
Full particulars OF his closing ou'
sale will be given in this paper IN an
advertisement next week. Watch iol
H.
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p. S. OF A. OFFICERS ELECTED.

Washington Camp, No, !, Patriotic
Sons of America, has elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve the ensuing
six months:
President George Wortsal
Vice President-Russe Pedrick
Master of forms Valentine House
worth
Recording Secretary-John Saun-
ders
Financial Secretary-Samuel Il.
Moon
Treasurer Wilbur Vert
Conductor s. Cronce
Inspector Arthur Sheets
William Maston
Trustee Samuel r. Moon.
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NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

Miss Mamie Munich, of Glenside, and
Emery Naylor, of Philadelphia, spent
day with friends in town recently.
Oscar Smith and wife, of Bangor,
Pa, were calling upon former friends
last Wednesday. Mr.. Smith was for
merly the proprietor of the Delaware
House.
The many friends of Frank Kelly
will he pleased to learn he has so far
recovered from his accident, that he is
able to resume work at the Union
Mills. He has been unable to work
since October 81.
William Bush filed the ice house on
the Parry Mansion premises last week
with beautiful clear ice about fourteen
inches thick from the canal.
James Boyd, machinist at the Uni
versal Paper Bag Mill, has accepted a
position in PIainfield, N. j where he
will move i'll the near future.
Miss Bertha Gilmore, of Backing
ham, has been spending few days
with friends in town.
Watson Roberts, of Lambertyille
expects to move INTO the house on
Bridge street owned by Mrs. Mary
Reeder and until recently occupied by
Torrance Kelley.
Superintendent j. II. Hoffman
spent Wednesday visiting the borough
schools.
Lewis Puff and wife Jeff town
Thursday for their home in Texas,
after month spent in the north with
relatives.
Mrs. Julia Toenneges has been quite
i'll at her home on Ferry street, but is
somewhat improved.
Miss Mary kaufman has resigned
her position in Trenton and will re-
main at home for the winter.
Theodore Ashton had heavy tim
Der fall upon one of his feet last Tues
day while working for the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. The foot was badly
crushed aud made most painful in
jury. Mr.. Ashton was taken to the
home of his mother-in law on Main
street, where he will remain with his
family.
The seventh meeting of tho Citizen :
Literary Society occurred Friday ev-
ening at Rockers Hall. The follow
ing program was presented: Piano
solo, Gladys Shea; recitation, Mrs.
Blackfan; essay, "America's Oppor-
tunity," Samuel Whiteley; music; de-
bate, Resolved, That the world is
growing better" Affirmative, Rev.
Jonathan DUNCAN and Rev. james s.
Armentreut; negative. John Malloy
and DR.. ! T.. Scott; cornet solo,
George Johnson, recitation, Miss My
IA Hamilton; vocal trio, Mrs. John,
Mrs Meginnes and Mrs. Miller; reci-
tation, George Shorte. Three musical
numbers were given by Bailey's Or
chestra.
Announcement is made by tho Bor-
ough School authorities to parents
and patrons of the school that any
child who will reach the age of Six
years between this time aud the close
of the school term in June may be en-
tered at this time. The authoritie,
further state that they take this op
portunity to publish this stntemen
in order to simplify classification an,
for the hest interest of pupils.
jacob Rocker, prominent Sole
bury township resident, il i'll at hi
home.
Miss Henrietta Salter, OF Elizabeth
was visitor last week at the home o
John w. Rocker. Ferry street an'
| Mrs. Elizabeth Archer, in Solebury
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A Wretched Mistake.

to endure the itching, painful distress
Of Piles. There's no need to. Listen:
81 suffered much from Piles" writes
Will. A. Marsh, of Siler City, N. c.,
It'll got box OF Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and was soon cured" Burns.
Boils, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Cuts. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, van
ish before it. csc at s. w. Cochran Il
Co.'s,
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~ CLUB ELECTS NEW OFFICERS.

AT the annual meeting OF the mem
bers of the 20" club, held Wednes-
day evening in their rooms in the
Lam bertville National bank building,
the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year:
President-George w. PralI
Secretary -Thomas Thorne
Treasurer A. Phillips
The board of directors will consist
of the above named officers. together
With Dir. Leon L. Salmon and Bryan
II. Taylor.
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MRS, ELIZABETH AKERS

Mrs. Elizabeth Akeis, wife of Chas.
D. Akers, died Monday at the Sol.
diers' home in Vineland. at the age of
"a years. Mr.. and Mrs. Akers re-
moved from this city to the home
about year ago. Beside her husband
she is survived by two children.