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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1910

Page

3

Cranbury News Skims Socials and Local Events

The Cranbury Press lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to Atlantic City Newark and Trenton. It notes civic matters including school board resignations, church meetings, Masons, and a planned new passenger line from Hightstown to Trenton.

Obituary notices from Applegarth and Plainsboro area

John Wolf aged 89 died at home in Applegarth after a fall two weeks earlier. Survived by wife of 63 years and eight children. Funeral from his residence then Union Valley church, conducted by Rev. Henry Hampton. A. Cole, Son & Co. of Cranbury handled arrangements. Also notes on Miss Sarah Lake and Ida Jennesa Moulton, a Chautauqua performer, plus local notices on a fire destroying Albert McNamee’s hay press, and plans for Goodwins Band to receive new uniforms and music.

John Wolf Applegarth Wolfe George Perrine Charles Holtzwoeck Bristol Pa Dantell Windsor William and George Cranbury Station Frank Martin Harry Jamesburg Union Valley Church Henry Hampton Pleasantville A. Cole, Son & Co Cranbury

Koehler elected general secretary of New Jersey Sunday School Association

At a quarterly meeting of the State Executive Committee in the Third Presbyterian Church Tren ton Louis H Koehler of Hartford Conn was chosen general secretary at a salary of 1800 per year to succeed Rev Morris Fergusson who resigned after 18 years of work in the state He is a Hartford Sunday School leader and education advocate with a long record in Church work and pedagogy in Ohio and Connecticut Also notes a dinner and a correction letter regarding corporal punishment in a school context.

New Jersey Sunday School Association Third Presbyterian Church Trenton Louws Hayes Koehler Hartford Conn Morris Fergusson Fergusson West Phe Koehler Central Committee Walter M. Irving George E Hall Edward W. Dunham Samuel D Price Louis H. Koehler Hamilton Ohio Sunday School Workers of New Jersey Butler County Sunday School Association Mission Keebler Jerusalem Qord Fourth Congregational Church Hartford School of Religious Pedagogy Hartford Sunday School Superintendents’ Union

New Show Windows Talk of The Town at Gunson's Store

Gunson's department in Trenton unveils new window displays described as artistic and fashionable. The 117 119 East State Street store parallels Broadway in style, reflecting Gunson's reputation for quality goods and fair dealing. The feature lines up with his ongoing modernization to attract customers.

Gunson B. F. Gunson East State 86 Trenton N. J State Street Broadway New York Meyer’s Dent’s Delorme

Saving Chestnut Trees Warns Against Unreliable Caretakers

State Forester cautions owners about hiring unscrupulous men to treat chestnut bark disease blight or canker. The blight is deadly with no known cure, and once infected a tree nearly always dies. A circular from the State Forest Commission explains proper treatment and will be mailed on request.

Ihe State Forest, Commission Trenton

Entertainment plans and local notices from Hightstown area

The Hightstown Grange arranges an Opera House entertainment featuring Miss Ida Jenness Moulton from Beverly and Walter David with Annie Louise David, while local figures update on moves and travel. A railroad representative discusses freight rate discrimination and a local insurance of funeral benefits is noted. Bullets are referenced in a joke.

Hightstown Grange Opera House Ida Jenness Moulton Beverly, Mass Pennsylvania Railroad Eitizens State Commission Tt Ia Hightstown English Town New York

Executors' Sale of Peter R. Bergen Estate in Cranbury NJ

Executors announce public sale of three parcels on Main Mayo and Monroe Streets Cranbury including a 9 room homestead with outbuildings a 7 room dwelling and two story business/utility buildings. Inspect at W H Johnson's hardware store with terms announced sale day.

Peter R. Bergen Main Street Cranbury N. J Mayo Street Monroe Street Bergen XS W. H. Johnson

An Evening of Mirth and Melody at Hightstown Church

A Wednesday April 13 program at Hightstown Universalist Church features humorist Walter David and harpist Annie Louise David. The acts are praised as sincere artists delivering uplifting entertainment. Admission is twenty five cents with refunds if unsatisfied, and tickets are on sale at Cunningham's Drug Store and Vreeland's plus lithographs and descriptive literature.

Chamberlin Hightstown N. J Hightatowe Brauge Ida Jennesa Moulton Beverly Mass Milas Moulton Chautauqua Northampton Grangers Cunningham’s Drug Store Universalist Church Walter David Annie Louise David Harry Scott Hightstown Universalist Church Hightatown Vreeland’s

Lingerie waists offered in fine fabrics and trims

An advertisement extols mercerized batiste Paris lawn and similar materials for lingerie waists. It highlights trimmed sleeves waists and cuffs, lavish lace, embroidery, and tucks, suggesting early selection for value and style.

Paris

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