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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
5
The Cranbury Press notes a busy Easter period with visitors from Newark Montclair and Philadelphia. Residents entertain relatives and friends, families move homes, and local families attend church cantata and Easter baptism services at Hightstown Baptist Church.
Mrs. H. N. Finch of Batavia New York reports prompt relief from chest pains and shoulder stiffness caused by rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. She says the remedy never fails to provide relief.
Residents record visits from Mrs George Perrine Mrs Nelson Petty and Miss Olive Petty to Trenton Raymond Lawrence and John Martin to Camp Dix Joseph Hutton presents granddaughter Kathryn Scott a piano for her tenth birthday Mrs Hannah Perrine recovers from a broken ankle Anna Stults returns home N F Vreeland Sr buys a car for R F D route Willia Applegate family improvements Lizzie Wilson Percy visit New York Hippodrome Easter Cantata fundraiser yields 46.60 thanks for aid during illness and funeral of Alexander Snedeker Village improvements president seeks bids care of game birds article ends with farm notes on poultry rearing
60 acre farm with 40 acres tillable and 20 acres woodland includes a 7 room two story house, a two story barn for horses and cows, outbuildings, and a four room pew house suitable for store or cottage. Located eight miles from Lakewood ten miles from Freehold with subdivision potential on 8 10 acres. Price 2500 cash or 3000 with long term mortgage. Executor Robert Mitchell 594 Broadway New York City.
Middlesex County Orphans Court will sell at public vendue the 82 acre tract in Monroe Township, described lands from the Hoffman estate. The sale excludes a cemetery adjacent strip and a 200 by 50 foot railroad strip, with dower rights waived for Mary Hoffman widow. Administratrix Mary Hoffman signs dated March 2, 1918.
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