The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-08-16

Frank Gilbert has been nominated
by the Socialist party in the Fourth
congressional district for their con.
gresham.
Hibernia Engine Company No. 2
| will give social dance on the eve Of
Labor Day in the engine house on
South Main street.
Martin Cook, of this city, recently
employed in the Lambertville Spoke
works, has taken position as foreman
in large spoke factory at York, Pa.
I. W. Tuthil has sold his poultry
farm in West Amwel to New York
parties who will take immediate pos.
session. Mr.. Tuthill will rem owe his
family to this city.
The Mt. Carmel Church will hold q
Little Queen" contest Thursday ev.
ening, Sept. 12. Tickets o cents.
Proceeds toward paying their coal
bill.
Mrs. Sarah E. Clark died at her
home on Clinton street, Monday, In
the S0th year of her age. The funeral
was held on Thursday afternoon. at
ESQ O'Clock. Interment was made in
Mt. Hope cemetery.
Leon Foy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Foy, who recently returned from
Trenton hospital, fell Monday even
ing and fractured his injured leg. He
was taken to the University hospital,
Philadelphia, for treatment, yesterday.
Rev. t. IL. Whiteside preached his
farewell sermon as pastor of the Mt.
Airy Presbyterian church Sunday.
Rev. William H. Woolyerton, of
Stockton, will conduct the services in
the church next Sunday and declare
the pulpit vacant.
Miss Minnie Fretz, of this city, has
been appointed in the primary depart
ment of the Frenchtown public school
Tor the coming year, and Miss Alice
Bancroft, also of this city, has been re.
appointed teacher of the public school
at Three Bridges for the ensuing school
year.
William j. Ledger, formerly Mayor
| r I 4, hna a
he is candidate for the nomination
| for member of the Board of Freehold
ers, at the coming primaries, on the
Democratic ticket. John johnson,
who was defeated last fall by John T.
Force, also wants the nomination.
We wish to make correction re-
| garding statement made in THE
| RECORD of last week concerning the
handsome new "Marmon" car in use
by MIR. John Lilly. The car is the
property of William Lilly, OF New
York City, in whose name it is regis
tered both in this state and New York
The Misses Elizabeth Hunt ant
Elizabeth Hook entertained abou
twenty five of their friends at theil
home on Cottage Hill, last Friday ey
ening. Music and dancing were the
principal enjoyments of the occasion
Refreshments were served and al
were highly pleased with their even
ing's entertainment.
On Thursday last, falling beam al
the New Jersey School Furniture CO..
plant, Trenton, struck Geo. l.. Wilson
of our city, injuring him severely. He
was rendered unconscious for a time
and was removed to Mercer hospital,
where he was under treatment for some
days. At present he is somewhat i'm.
proved.
On Sunday, August 10, the Baptist
aud Presbyterian congregations will
again unite in worship, meeting in
the Presbyterian Church. The Rev.
Roy Il. Vale will preach at both ser.
vices. Morning worship at II :0C
O'Clock, twilight service at 6'3C
O'Clock. Sermon subjects: Morning,
1.-THE Man Of Sorrows" Evening,
"Gold, Frankincense aud Myrrh.
You are cordially invited to these ser
vices.
Joseph Ashcroft, OF Poplar Bluff
Mo, is spending some time in thi
city, settling up his business in con
nection with the sale OF the Lambert
vile Spoke Manufacturing company
plant. The works were closed dowI
for good last Thursday and the mach
inery and stock on hand were sold
There were many purchasers presen
from abroad.
Lenderum l.. White, justice OF th,
peace. of Yardley, Pa died on Fri
day last from an attack Of apoplex,
from which he had suffered for eigh
days Squire White was in his 72'
year and one OF the best known resi-
dents of Bucks Co. He had been I
justice of the peace for the past thirt.
eight years. Mrs. White and tw,
daughters survive. Funeral service
were held at his late home at Yardley
on Tuesday with interment in ST. An
drew's cemetery.
Aaron Capner, aged 10 years, com
mitted suicide at the home Of his son
in-law, David IL. Agans, at Three
Bridges, last Friday morning. Tn,
family can give no explanation for thu
act, for the old man had planned I,
go with them to the Pennington racei
and had shaved and was in readiness
When the time came for leaving thu
old man could not be found and I
search was instituted for him through
out the premises and he was found b,
Agans in the garrett, half knee.ing OF
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