The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-05-03
Jacob V. M. Fisher is buildinga


DIR. Geo. L. Romine has purchased
fine new two passenger Stanley
steamer.
John Il. Trewin will dispose of his
household goods at public sale ON
Tuesday afternoon, May IA.
The second Sunday in May is
"Mother's Day." which will focus
many thoughts and fond memories
upon mother, at home
A number of men from Newark par.
took of shad dinner at the Trefta
House ON Tuesday. This has been
their custom for some Years.
The second annual dance of the
Young Mems Catholic club of this
city was held in st. johns hall last
Friday evening.
Frank Bailey, of Franklin street,
who was removed to st. Francis hos
pital, Trenton, recently, for treat
meut, is reported to be improving.
DIR. John II. Fretz, of Iambertville,
filed his petition running before the
the people in the Fourth congressional
district as Roosevelt delegate for
the National convention.
The Town Improvement Association
will meet for its regular monthly
meeting Monday afternoon, May 9th,
at $3.50 O'Clock at the home of MIR. }.
A. Anderson, liz n. Union ST.
Master Fred KEEPER, of Coryell
street, has returned home after being
confined to Mercer hospital, Trenton,
for number of days. where he was
under treatment for throat trouble.
f. Dale Opdycke had some fancy
stock among his last load OF horses,
OF else the average would not have
mounted up to $29S per head. That
Is some price even for the finest horses.
Robert A. Montgomery gave baked
shad banquet to number of
his friends Saturday at his country
residence on his farm short distance
below this city.
A free lecture on Bacteria, Help
ful and Harmful, "by Il. N. Hoyt, b. S.
health officer of Princeton, at the Kali
mia Club House, York street, Monday
evening, May 9th, All will be wei
come.
Rev. Howard II. Brown will OBJ
serve his first anniversary as pastor
of the Pennington Baptist church on
Sunday. Special exercises appropri.
ate for the occasion have been ar
ranged.
More than 1880 shad were taken
from the Delaware river at Lambert
vile between "a o'clock Sunday nigh,
and II o'clock Monday noon. Many
weighed from nine to eleven pound.
and brought good prices.
ton held IN the council room Satnr-
any Tor Tue l'oSi''ol oil rnfal delivery
carrier on the route from stockton
There were eight applicants eXamin-
ed. Miss Olive Phillips, di4patching
clerk at the Lambertville post office,
was in charge.
The Enwortbi,ns of the ,nher,.
vile Nrthodi, Church wrr,. rrnrcse,,
ed ,, ,h. n,,,r.,l ,,,I annual carv.n
noo # H.. N.w I.,.-y C.ut,
ence League, last week IN Camden, by
Miss Lima Philips and Mss Elsie A..
smith. Miss smith was again elected
third VIec-PresIdcnt OF the Conference
organization.
Official report OF weather Al This
place for the month OF April IS hereby
given. Mean tenpera,ure gro maxi.
mum lenperature % m the OH and
,6tb. minimum trmnera,nre ,6 ON ,ho
1tb. total precipi,alion q, inches.
number Of DAYS clear IS. DAYS nar,lv
cloudv {. DAVIS clondv ?. dates of
killing f"st, 4th, nth and goth; dates
of thunder storms. 2nd and roth. prc-
vailino wind direction no,tbwoet
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northwest IN L. NJ.
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widow OF Henry Suydam, died at the
home Of her brother, John Sergeant,
at 1o7 North Main Street NIondav
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