The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-03-23

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Trenton, April LIST
benjamin Beech has purchased
the residence of Peter Curtis, IL But
tonwood street.
Jacob Holcombe has purchase,
the residence of Levi Stout on Cottag,
/ Hill.
The New Hope Base Ball Clul
has rented the base ball grounds il
city for the coming season.
Ask for and insist on having Lam
| bertville Puffs Best cigar made an,
where for the money.
William Kachline and Fred Grub
Ter have been appointed as the loca
census enumerators.
Alfred b. Holcombe was seiZet
with an attack of vertigo on Frida,
last aud was quite i'll for n few hour.
but is much improved at this time.
Edward Timer will remove from
the farm of George W. Arnett to that
of Horace b. Hunt, ut Taylorsville
Pa, on April LIST.
LEM Lenape Lodge, No. 10. |. o
o. F., of this city, will celebrate tn,
9lst anniversary of the order in theil
lodge rooms on Tuesday, April 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Folknel
will remove to Port Jeryis April first
where Mr.. Folkner will open stor,
similar to the one he has conducted
here.
Evening Star Castle. Nc. Il, A. O
X of NJ. G. will have week beneti
at the Church Street Theatre, from
Monday. March Is to Saturday, Apri
). Pictures will he changed every
evening.
Next Sunday morning, the \. L,
S. c. + of the First Baptist Chnrcl
will hold Il sunrise prayer meeting n
G:30 \. VI At 1890 the Sunday Schoo
will hold its regular Easter service
An attractive program of music anC
recitations has been prepared.
On Easter Sunday night the choiI
OF the Centenary Methodist Churcl
will render the new eantata, "l.ighl
Out of Darkness, by Adam Geibel
n blind organist OF Philadelphia. Til,
text is from hymn and Scripture, an'
the music appropriate and very inter
esting, as may be assured when from
The pen of Geibel
Many people heteaboats are doubt
less interested i'll lialley's comet ant
will be on the lookout for il aboui
April |, WI hen il will be visible le Ill,
naked eye. Look for il iii the morn
ing sky, Just after sunrise, and after il
crosses the sun ON May Is look for il
III the evening Sky after sunset
When ii passes between It's and The
sun its tail will probably sweep tn,
earth, but the only effect will he /
rather pretty display OF luminous
1apors in our atmosphere.
The annual meeting of the Me,
thodist Sunday School was held
Thursday evening, at which time the
following officers were elected: Super
intendent, Charles Wilmot; assistant
superintendent aud treasurer, Lewis
Bodiue; secretary, Charles Holcombe
librarian, Charles Crimson; assistant
librarian, Alfred Crimson; usher, Jas.
Masten secretary OF missions, Rich
ard Sine; missionary committee, Miss
Clara Rooms aud Miss Elsie Smith
primary superintendent, Mrs. James
Whitley; superintendent of home de.
partment, Mrs. Clnra Tomson,
The second annual contest for
prizes offered by the Citizens Literary
Society of New Hope was held last
Friday evening. Scholars from Lam
bertVille, New Hope and Solebury
competed III essays and recllaiionS.
The scholars selected To write ESSAYS
from the Lambertville High School
were Dorothy WoolVerton, Avis Black
and Helen Regain. Those who recited
were Avis Black and Violet William
son. Dorothy Weolverton won first
prize for essay and Avis Black, second
for recitation. Miss WoolVerton 5 es-
say entitled AN Ideal Vacation, j.
printed elsewhere in this issue.