The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-08-30

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Miss Mary Malloy, of this city. has
been appointed teacher of the primary
grade in the Stockton public schools.
Elwood Metz has just completed a
garage at his residence on Cottage
Hill.
Othniel Gordon, of this city, has
taken position in the planning mill
at Morrisville, Pa.
Miss Ida Lerch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Lerch, was removed
to Mercer hospital, Trenton, Tuesday
morning for treatment for appendicitis.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Almena Fryling at her home on But
tonwood street in honor of the eigh-
teenth anniversary OF her birth. An
enjoyable evening was spent.
Harry Lauer, OF this city, Tor many
years an employee of the Lsmbertville
Spoke Manufacturing company, has
secured position with large wood
working firm in Newark.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Relieve Feverishness, Bad Stomach, Teething
Disorders, move and regulate the Bowels and
are pleasant remedy for Worms. Used by
Mothers for % years. They never fail. At all
druggists, csc. Sample FREE. Address, A
s olmstead, lie Roy, N. Y.
The Mt. Carmel Church will hold a
Little Queen' contest Tuesday ev-
ening. Sept. II. Tickets cents.
Proceeds toward paying their coal
bill.
Prof. Howard G.. Dibble and fam
ily will reside on N. Union street,
having rented the house now occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. Me-
Cracken.
Governor Wilson has appointed
Mayor William I.auer as one OF the
seventy delegates from New Jersey to
the Atlantic Deeper Water Ways Con
veniion, which will take place in New
London, Conn, on September 4th.
Oliver II. Knowles, one of the old
est Odd Fellows in this state, died at
his home in Trenton, Tuesday alter
noon, of paralysis. His age was IS
years. At one time Mr.. Knowles was
resident of Lambertville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Cunningham
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Nellie Cunningham,
and Leo Csllan, son of Mrs. Mary
+. Callan, 904 East State street, Tren
ton.
The Reliance Club of this city, will
| spend three days camping along the
! Delaware near Frenchtown. Donald
Park, Frank Kramer aud John A.
Butler are getting the camp in readi'
ness aud on Saturday the club will
proceed in body, to remain over
| Sunday.
The members of Lambertville Lodge
No. 1910 B. p. O. Elks, of this city,
held their animal outing last Thurs
day afternoon in the grove OF Stony
Brook Station on the trolley line be-
low Brownsburg, Pa, along the Del
aware. About 100 were present,
among them number from Trenton.
Rev. Alexander @. Hensley, who
recently resigned the rectorship OF st.
Johns church, of Versailles, KY,
after an incumbency of sixteen years.
will take up his residence with his
aunt, Mrs. Torbert Coryell, this city,
at an early date, and on September
20 he will take charge of the services
at Calvary church, Pennington.
DIR. ]. II. Fretz, one of our success
full medical men, will remove from this
city to Trenton, this week, where he
will continue to practice. He will be
located at 368 S. Olden Ave. DR.
Fretz came to our city several years
ago from Stockton, N. j., and by care
fully attending to business had built ur
lucrative practice and the re-
spect of people In general who viii
wish him success in the new field.
While William J. Smith, OF Pineville
Pa. vicinity, was riding a spirited
young horse across the bridge Monda!
evening, the animal became frightened
at the trolley car due here at $40
which they met on the bridge. Th'
horse backed into the moving trolle
and together with Smith was thrown tc
the floor of the bridge. The horse wa
somewhat cut and bruised about tn
chest and forelegs and Smith sustained
slight bruises on his legs.
The goth anniversary of Prize c
Life Lodge No. 34i9, G 10. OF o. +
in America, will be celebrated in ly
ceum Hall, this city, on Sept. 18th
AT 3 P. NJ. game Of baseball will b
called on the l.. A. @. grounds be
tween the Princeton Giants and tn
Lambertyille Club. Admission to th'
grounds IS cts, grand stand, 10 cts
extra A reception will be held in tn
hall in the evening, grand march at
o'clock by The Odd Fellows. Griffin
orchestra, OF Trenton, will furnish tn
music. Several lodges have been ii
vited and a good time is anticipated
Dinner and supper will be served il
the hall until 10 O'Clock. Tickets fo
each meal. IS cts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Lambert wer
Sunday visitors in Trenton