The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-12-27
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ASher stout is quite Ill al ms nome
on Franklin street.
The public schools closed on Friday
for the Xmas holiday vacation. They
will reopen Monday, January 6.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets
The firemen received their yeai ~ al
lowance from tho city on Tuesday
evening, making nice Christmas
| present.
A brand new sewing machine Of the
New Home" make is offer ed for sale
at the RECORD Office. n fine gift for
Xmas or any other time.
Thomas Banchoff has removed from
the corner Of South Union and Swan
streets to 30 Swan street, ahd his
brother, George Bauchoif, will open a
butcher shop in house vacated by him.
The forlieth annual meeting of the
New Jersey State Board OF Agrieul-
tnre will be held in the 2ud Regiment
Armory, in Trenton, Tuesday, We'd
ues day, Thursday aud Ffiday, Janu-
AIRY !, s, 8 land 10. 1918
Major e. A. Angel Post No. %, G.
| a. r., have met with u severe luss of
| Comrades Charles Goolfellow, Will
liam Vanpeit aud James O. Bells who
have answered the tinai loi call siuce
October |, 1912
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany are building an arch bridge at
the waste gates opposite the Lambert
vile Rubber Company's works, so as
to make room TO put down a donble
track.
Chas ID McCracken and family
have moved INTO their recently purchas
ed home on Jefferson street. Supervis-
ing Principal and Mrs. Dibble will
occupy the residence at I63 North
Union street.
A special meeting will be held by
the w. G. 7, q Tuesday afternoon,
December 81 at ? 80, al the home of
Mrs. Conover, North Maiu street.
Miss Marian Smith will have charge.
Suffragists, ants and those who are
on the fence, are invited to attend
MIR. aud Ms. John Mullaly, of
South Main street, this city, were very
agreeablv surprised one night last
week, when their children presented
each with twenty-five dollars in gold,
1t being the fifiieth anniversary Of
their marriage.
Mrs. Jennie Hall, a former resident
of this city, died Suddenly in Tren
ton on Friday last She was the wife
of the late Dennis Halt Funeral
services were held at the home of her
son iu-law, Grant Furman, of Ewing,
on tuesday morning, and the body
was brought 20 this city for iutermeut.
Miss Jennie Kelley, aged twenty
min, years, d,ed ON Wednesday. De-
center is, in hospital in Brooklyn
The body was brought TO this city on
Friday aud interred in -. Johns
Cemetery. She was the dsnghtee of
Mrs. Patrick Kelley aud resided he
some years ago.
At regular stated muster Of Major
G. A Angel Post No. 20, g. A. r.. on
Friday evening last, there was MUSTER
ed III new recruit, Mr. Charles A.
Monks, who has fine record ser wing
in The 18th New jersey Volunteers for
over four ears. aud is now residing
near Rosemont, n. J J., aged seventy.
| one years.
John Il. Masten, Samuel Il. Moon,
Russell VanCamp aud William Mas
ten, of Washington Camp No /. Z. ..
S. of A., of this city, paid fraternal
visit to Washington Camp No. 40, at
Glen Gardner, on Saturday evening
last. Tue trip was made by automo-
bile driven by Wilber ConOver, mem.
Dei III ohihp l., nhhiuS iuC hiHtouOc VI
thirty-six miles in a little over an hour.
Francis J. Cleary, brother Of County
Tax Commissioner James Cleary, is
prominently spoken of for the position
of private secretary to Congressman
elect Allan b. Walsh, of this district
Mr.. Cleary is well qualified for the
position, he is lawyer and young man
of high standing, and his appointment
would please his many friends
Lambertville Lodge No. 1910, B. ?.
o. Elks, and Lambertville Lodge No.
at, l.. o. o. Moose of this city, gave
600 children a Christmas package con-
sisiing OF fruit, nuts, candy and two
bright new pennies. The deserving
poor of this city, New Hope, Ringoes,
Pennington, Stockton. and Frenchtown
were also remembered by bounteous
Christmas dinner sufficient for five per-
sons; also half tons of coal were dis
tubuted to the worthy ones in need oft.
LOST.