The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-04-07

| Gus Rose has taken position with
Funeral Director Heath.
Moving time is coming see ME-
CHIMES & COLE.
Harry X. Holcombe has been APP
pointed rural carrier on route No. at
Lambertville.
New Jersey Implement and Hard
ware Co. for Poultry Wire and Spring
Hardware. ct
A shad was caught at Smiths fish
cry last night, the first of the season,
that weiged seven pounds.
There will be number of changes
in the teachers of TIVE public schools of
this city at the close of the present term.
Rev. W. A Brooks, DID, of Tren-
ton, will occupy the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian church here Sunday.
Albert Van Horn, an Inspector of
the Pennsylvania railroad, was placed
on the prescribed age of retirement.
Seventeen years of steady increase
in sales is strong endorsement for
the "Lambertville Puff"
The Tompkins Wild West Show that
has been wintering near this city, left
recently for Norfolk, Va.
A. Appellate, of Camden, has seeur-
ed position with the Delaware River
Quarry and Construction Company
aud will be stationed at Gilboa.
This is the time for spraying. We
can serve YOU with best lime and sui
phnr mixture aud scalecide at the
right price. ct
New JERSEY IMP. AND How. Co.
Frank Burke. an employee of Ohilds'
Grocery Company, this city, will
shortly remove to Milford, where he
will manage new store to be opened
by the same company.
Mrs. G. c. B. John is suffering with
badly bruised and lacerlted head
the result of fall down the stairs at
her home on Butionwood street Friday
evening,
The store property owned by J. w.
Crook, corner of Delevan aud Union
streets, which was recently renovated
has been rented by Trenton business
man who will keep an up to date meat
and grocery store.
LEM Lenape Lodge No. 10, of this
city, and Unity Lodge of New Hope,
will attend divine worship in the Nj j..
Il. church, this city, on Sunday even
| ing, April 26. This IL in observance
of the 9lst anniversary of the order
The rite OF baptism was administer
ed to Augusta Lawrence Cooper, in
FAINT daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
w. Cooper; and Alfred Gandey Petrle
infant son Of DIR. and Mrs. j. Gibson
Petrie, by Rev. William II. Woolver
ton in the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
The Junior Epworth League of the
Methodist Church will hold PIE,
cake and candy sale in the church on
Wednesday, April l2. from 10 A. NJ.
until l0P. M. A good programme
will be given in the evening consist
ing of drill, vocal aud Instrumental
music and Rotations. Ice cream will
also be for sale in the evening. All
are invited.
Miss Letitia Sergeant, who resides
on her farm south of Pennington,
was badly Injured ut au early hour
| Tuesday morning aud as couse
| quence sue will be confined to her
! bed for several weeks. While NJ ISIS
Sergeant was milking, strange dog
ran INTO Tie Daru5aId and one of the
COWS, With u calf by its side. charged
the canine. In doing this the COW
ran over Miss Sergeant, knocking her
down and bI eakIng her thigh at the
hip JOINT. No help was near at the
time and Miss Sergeant lay on the
/ gronnd until an hour later, when she
was fouDd by one of her hired men,
who with The assistance OF another man
carried her to the house. DR.. Sprou
attended her and made her as com
| Portable as possible.