The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-07-01
HUNTERD0N COUNTY
HAPPENINGS


gagged NJ. L. Glazer as principal OF the
Pennington schools. Following the
late election the new board dismissed
him and engaged new principal. He
then appealed to the State Board OF
Education and the case was decided in
his favor.
The funeral of James Alpaugh who
died in the Plainheld hospital was held
from the home of his brother near
Hampton, this week.
The Rural Carriers Association of
this county has been organized. There
are about 80 rural mail carriers in this
county who will soon become men,
beers.
Prof. Sutton of Pennington has been
appointed principal of the Whtehouse
public school.
The blacksmith shop located in the
borough OF Stockton has been sold to
Joseph Hoffman for $I,oa5.
The $50 acre Bonnell farm near
Pittstown has been sold to Paul Queen
for s., 500.
The roadbed of the N. J. and Pa.
railroad is being greatly improved.
Over 900 cars of cinders being used in
the work.
The late Susan Griggs, of milwaukee
has bequeathed 81, 900 to the Fleming
ton Baptist Church.
Miss Emma Morris of Raven Rock
and Samuel Wood were married re-
Gently.
VIM. Fisher captured IA in. trout
while fishing in South Branch River
last week.
James Godown of Raritan township
died in the poor house last week at the
age Of IS.
A company, said to be composed Of
Trenton parties have purchased land
at Frenchtown and will erect factory
buildings thereon.
A New York party has contracted &c
erect large refrigerating plant at the
Glen Gardner Sanitarium. The plant
will produce five tons of ice per day
Samuel Ely was Frustrated by the
heat while working at his home near
Whitehouse last week.
Harry b. Salter census supervisor o.
this county entertained the enumeration:
from this county at dinner at Unior
Hotel last week.
Miss Lillian Williams of f. Orange
and Edgar Burdette of Whitehoust
were married at the brides home yes
terday.
Miss Grace Carpenter of Phillips
burg, will teach at High Bridge mex
year.
TO extend the US. Weather Bureau
service to the rural districts by making
every rural mail carrier herald of the
of the official predictions, is the Rep
resentive McHenry, of Penna. The
rural mail wagons in leaving the start
ing points each day would fly flags from
the tops of their wagon, which woult
indicate the precautions of the weather
to every farmer
The merger of the Easton and Wasl
ington traction company in New Jersey
with the Northampton company (hay
hne) in Pennsylvania has been com
pleted. The Intention of the present
owners is to extend their lines.
Ray Pickell and wife of Whitehoust
were poisoned few days ago. Investi
CATION proved they had been eating
potatoes with the skins on, and it i.
thought that poised used to kill potato
bugs must have soaked in the ground.
Mrs. Lena Dutt OF Frenchtown has
secured divorce from her husband,
VIM. Dunn on the ground of deser.
ton.
The Paper Mill Co. at Milford is
erecting five double propertie on thell
premises.
Ed. Elgard of Pennington wss badly
injured while driving disc harrow on
Mondy. The horse took fright anc
ran away throwing Elgard under the
machine.
A special officer has been appointed
by the Mayor of Clinton to enforce the
law against automobile speeding.
RlNGOES