Local Directory Notes Charities and Commerce in Town
The directory records capital stock subscriptions of 50 000 for a Kamile Wat Alenrow church and 5 000 for the State Prison Keepers board. Rev. T. Ro Stratton of Newfaney Nz will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday at 10:30. Nason and Allen of Hightstown showcase a complete clothing stock with favorable prices. A large fire at Patrick McAvoy’s dairy in Ewing Townshp destroyed barns, feed mill, ice house, and stable. 61 cattle were affected with one saved. McAvoy insured two thirds of his $4,000 barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nason, & Allen
Hightstown
Patrick McAvoy
Ewing
Township
Trenton
McAvoy
Target Milk Denter
Easter Eggs Promise in Feeble Memory
Fragmentary note recalls children and many parents planning colored eggs for Sunday. Mentions past practice of safer plates for Buster and under mother care, indicating a cautious, nostalgic tone about holiday preparations.
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Werd
Buster
Witz Patrick Family Concert at Chamberlin Hall
On Monday April 7 the Witz Patrick family of Merry Makers will perform in Chamberlin's Hall. Admission is 25 cents. They promise good music and a moral entertainment with Goldwins stand as an additional draw for pleasure. There are no new updates on the Tillied Smith murder at Hacketstown New Jersey. Mannich and Haring, initially detained, have been discharged as further review suggests their innocence.
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Peddie Institute Choral Chiss
Nenarilliae FF Atte Iit
Witzpatrick
Tillied Smith
Hacketstown
New Jersey
Mannich
Haring
Furrybout
Hackensick
Berelay St
Hoboken
Charles-Nealie
Pasenger
Nafie
Neufie
Neave
Hinmeek
Pleasing Concert Planned at Heights Town Baptist Church
A concert Friday night May 7 at eight features the twenty fourth psalm in antiphonal style by the Peddie Institute Choir Class and a selected quartet with small orchestra. Vocalists from Boston and New York may attend with varied organ piano violin and guitar music. Proceeds fund a five manual pedal organ for Peddie. Trentox April 19 Arbor Day date changed by the governor to the thirtieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown
Peddie Institute
Boston
New York
Masic
Mra. Slaught
Warner
Stevenson
Trentox
Bins
Rabies fears prompt caution and lawyerly debate
A letter warns the community about rabies and urges caution after previous dog bites. It discusses development time in dogs versus humans, urges owners to limit dangerous dogs, and recalls a 5 year old incident with dogs biting and dogs killed or watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eptror
Toa
Guy
Tim
Nanan
Am tHal
Ming
Death by laudanum at Kerzier's Hotel Burlington
A 70 year old man named Charles Steward reportedly took laudanum and died by his own hand at Kerzier's Hotel in Burlington on a Friday. Coroner Taylor in charge, body may be buried in Potter's Field if unclaimed.
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Vineland
Arthur
Parvin
Parvin’s Mills
Baronrows
N. Javrin
Willian Snedeker
Oceanport
Escene
Lenw
Charles Steward
Burlington
Trenton
St. Francis Trospital
Elon “Johnston
Taylor
Wasinxeros
Arnin
Buchanan
New Jersey
Carlisle
House
Curtin
Pennsylvania
Craine
Texas
Owhwaite
Ohio
Stewart
Verirans and
Parker
New York
St. Luis
New Bresswick
Bodigg
Bridget Rowe
Hey Abnghtey
Lizzie Reed
Sttence-Iia Field
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van Dyke
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Eall
Anollo Lodge
Paconire
South Gransury
C. Holmes
D. O. Lewis
Middlesex Lodge
Waiaw
South Cranbury
E. C. Howell
N. G
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Balls Close
Philadelphia
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Freehold
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Munisquan
Long Branch Path Grove
L. Wakeley
P. M
ELV
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Monmouth
Manik
Cranbury Station
Cranbury Stn
A. Baund
P.M
Dayton
M. Ana Lon
J.P. M
Ocal Now
James Howell
Morrisville
Dr. Reed
Key Fort
Applegate
Everett
Kamile Wat Ailentowir
Leen
Peter R. Stairs
Selah G. Forman
GA. Territine
Princeton
T. Ro Stratton
Newfaney Nz
Wvi
Welock
Janewayea
Guiniiere
Keasbey
Waketex
Laverty
Senate
Patterson
Ayion
Wm. W. Clark Esq
Dr. Norton
Freon “Wright
Henry Holbrook
Matawan
L. D. Jare and i
Abeers
James Bodine
Suimat
Iit Jouse
Grr
Bodine
J.C. Holmes
Joseph G. Symmes
Paterson
Newark
Camdet
Solina Patterson
Monmouth County
Amos Clark
Congress
House of Representatives
Washington
Carpenter
Carpenter,or “Hunterdyi, For, Sinking Fand
Richard J. Byrnes
Common Pleas Court
Atlantic County
James F. Connelly
Essex
Marlborough
Gras
Browntown
Barnegat
Alfred Free
New Brunswick
Pedilier Institute
Peter I
Bonday
Jane
Sune
Jone
God
Ei H. Savage
Cuzap
Peter R. Bergen
Dey Beekman, & Chamberlin
Walt Paper
Goodwin's
Dey, Beckman & Chamberlins
Hiphtenusa
Goodwin’s
Dey, Bekins, & Chanderlin’s
A. T
Tate
G. Grover
EW. H. Savage
Cirls
Mary Murphy
Satin
Yunis
M. G. Rue
Monrot Street
Cranbury
A. French
J. Mather
E. A. Mounts
New Casby
Avni
Frederick Specksman
William K. Newton
Es Ex County Supreme Court
Sobekini
Newton
Aid
Jmlge
Depue
Geo. Steck & Co
Grand, Square
ELLA T._NORTON
Hightstown, N. J
J.S
Bnet
Hebron
Maine
D. C. Lewis, S. J. Chamberlin
Lemuel Stults
Granbury, N. J
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mt—Chitizens
Dobbins
East State St
Trenton, N
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I& Best
Alsa
Clark's
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