The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-11-01

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w. G. T. U. meeting will be "Scientih
Instruction." by Mrs. Meginnes.
"Messmates, comedy drama, will
be given in St. Andrews hall OF
Thanksgiving night.
Bradford Thorne will take position
in the Lambertville National bank OF
November 1.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet Tuesday afternoon at $500 p. NJ
All children are invited to attend.
The body of John Stephenson, who
died in Newark, Friday, was brough,
to this city Monday morning and in
tered in Mount Hope cemetery
A straw vote taken at the Wire
Mill on North Union street, Wednes
day, gave the following result: Wilson
S; Roosevelt, 8; raft 3; Debs, q.
Union Fire Co. will hold bazaar
the last week in January. Further
information will be given later.
Advertisement
The New Jersey and Penua. Trac
ton Company will build a freight
house in New Hope aud discontinue
carrying freight into LamSertville
for the winter, at least.
By the revised aud corrected regis
try lists, this city was found to have
I,s44 voters, as follows: First ward
$3.50; Second ward, 3SS; Third ward
first precinct, PIT; Second precinct,
$40.
Lambertville Lodge No. 1910, B. p
o. Elks, will have direct wire put in
their home on Bridge Street on election
night for the purpose of giving the mem
bers all the election news direct OF
county, state and nation.
The first raft to pass down the Della
ware in number Of years passed this
city Wednesday morning and was
viewed by number OF persons. II
was more than 800 feet in length, and
was manned by crew of five.
The New Jersey & Penna. Traction
company now charges two five cent
fares between Brownsburg and Lam.
bertville instead of one ten cent fare.
The second fare is collected at Oak.
land reducing the fare one half for
those above that stop.
The Democrats of this city will hold
mass meeting in Malloy's hall on Sat
urday evening, to be addressed by
Judge John w. Westcott, of Camden.
the Hon. George S. Silzer, prosecutor
OF Middlescx county, and Senator w
G. Gebhardt, of Clinton.
The sportsmen in this city are max
ing great preparations for the opening
of the cunning season. Game is re-
ported to be plentiful in this section
but the gunners will face many "no
trespass" sign, as the farmers have their
places well placarded with such signs
NorIcE TO PROGRESSIVE VOTERS -
Progressives who are in doubt as to
voting this years complicated ballo
will be given full instructions at Pro
gressive headquarters, corner Bridge
and Union streets. Bring your sample
ballot with you.
The Roosevelt Progressive club OF
this city will hold meeting in St. An
drew's hall, this friday evening. nj
c. Leonard, professor of political
economy at the Jersey City High
school, will give an illustrated lecture
on the political issues; also, Harry M
Morehead, candidate for assembly
will speak.
Alfred G. Sheeler who conducted &
news stand in this city for some time
and who recently disposed Of his bust
ness to E. F. Woodhead, has purchas
ed news stand at ASH and, Pa. anC
took possession OF same on Nov. rst
Mr.. Sheeler was popular man ane
made many friends during his stay il
this city.
While John Moore, conductor o
the New England Freight on tn,
Pennsylvania railroad, wa assisting ii
drilling his train in the yard here
Monday morning, he fell into the cana
below the station. He was soon out
being a good swimmer, and none III,
worse from his bath, but good wet
ting. He proceeded with his trair
after a change of apparel.
Master Kenneth Heath Bogert cele.
brated his sixth birthday on Saturday, BY
giving Halloween party to number
of his young friends. Games appro
pirate to the season were enjoyed anc
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Elizabeth Gregg, Harry
Smith, Margaret Hull, Thelma Hol
combe, Paul Hortman, Elizabeth Swal
low, Mrs. Harry Swallow, Mrs. Charles
Gregg, Mrs. Laura Bogert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Heath.
Only A Fire Hero
but the crowd cheered, as, with burn
ed hands, he held up small rounc