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Cranbury Press in Cranbury, New Jersey

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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1915

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Preaching and public programs at Cranbury churches

Local church notices detail morning sermons by Rev. J. E. Curry at First Presbyterian on Lessons from the Dollar and Luke 20 24, evening talks by Miss EB H Elfreth state WCTU president, and performances by boys from the State Home. Second Presbyterian host Rev Warren Elsing and a new deacon slate, with community meetings and upcoming concerts.

First Presbyterian Church J. E. Curry EB. H. Elfreth Haddonfield Jobo Demick Master Tate Cottage No. 2 Second Presbyterian Church Warren Elsing

Famous Seedman and Florist Dead In Doylestown

Washington Atlee Burpee, renowned seedman and horticulturist, died at his Doylestown home after months of illness. Born in Sheffield New Brunswick in 1858, he built W Atlee Burpee & Co, expanding to Fordhook Farm and Lampoo Valley Cal. He married Blanche Simons in 1892 and had three children.

Washington Atlee Burpee America Doylestown Burpees Werneraville Sheffield N. B Young Burpee Philadelphia Friends’ School University of Pennsylvania W. Atlee Burpee & Co Fordhook Swedesboro N. J Lampoo Valley Cal Mr. Burpee Blanche Simons David Washington Atlee, Jr Stuart Alexander Burpee

Santa Claus shopping at The Stores of the Trenton Clothing Co

Crowds fill The Stores of the Trenton Clothing Co at 18 and 20 North Broad St Trenton N J for Christmas gifts for all men and boys with a free package checking service offered daily The store promotes its enormous stock and gift variety. In Hardenbergh lane near Red Lion tavern a gruesome multiple murder is reported Samuel Weitzman dairyman home three days after Thanksgiving three men and two women found dead Russian Pole Joseph Petrucha the farmhand suspected killer ended his own life. Authorities believe he killed the Weitzman family and another farmhand before shooting himself. A Jamesburg masquerade ball on November 29 awarded prizes to Miss Bessie Levy Jacob Foben Eva Turetsky Mrs Esther Lavy Miss Sarah Greenwood and others with music by Mr and Mrs John Roberta.

Santa Claus Trenton Clothing Co North Broad St Trenton N. J Samuel Weitzman Hardenbergh Lane George’s Road Red Lion Tavern Joseph Petrucha Weitzman Jamesburg Samuel Rothstein Max Eskin Fancy Bessie Levy Jacob Foben Eva Turetsky Corp Stalks Esther Lavy Doctor Sarah Greenwood Newark Charlie Chaplin Fannie Casser Jacob Weinrob Jacob Feben Dora Heitman Elizabeth Rothstein Florence Shapiro John Roberta

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Z. W. Wells Methodist Church Cranbury Council No. 60, Jr U. A.M Samuel Perrine H. J. Butcher Second Church F. S. Davis B.S. van Dyke Wm. N. Hughes Charles Farr Matthew D. Griggs John Wilfert Wm. H. Thomas George Thomas Allentown Jd. H. Barclay The State Horticultural Society John H. Barclay of Cranbury J. B. F. Club Jones Dey Reading Circle Guesto S. Jones Day Hightstown Amzi Snedeker Near Windsor Harry Scott Jane Dey Arthur Perrine Ruth McCue Billy Elsing, Curry and Wells New Jersey John Demick Little Willie Tate Presbyterian Church of Burlington Brotherhood Waldo C. Genung Allen Sutherland E. S. Littell John Bennett Elizabeth Totten Samuel Bennett, Sr J. E. Bennett Mabel Bennett Richard Mason Steinbach’s Steinbach Asbury Park Rider-Moore & Stewart School National Maine California William Hoffman J. J. Bradley D. W. Griffith Mershon Curry J. D Chamberlin Spaulding J. B. Perrine Rotogravure Pictures First Presbyterian Mings Clara Chamberlin Florence Perrine Ethel Cole Helen Butcher Sara Perrine I. C. Hoffman Wm H. Johnson Johnson David J. Wilson Wilson Charles Symmes Charles Butcher Betty’s Second Presbyterian E. C. Wilson E. 8. Barclay Clara Bergen Clementine Lewis Emma Mershon Della Bergen Minnie Sutton W. R. Silvers C. C. Groves Carleton Campbell Raymond Lawrence Mary First Presbyterian Chapel T. Alex. Cairns T. Alex, Cairns Ireland Columbus United States Dr. Cairns Cairns Pennington Citizens Walter Frisble Odd Fellows’ Hall Charles M. Titus Mercer County Delaware Avenue Main Street William L Berrien Funde Peddie Camera Club Heitzig Jemison Francis Guy White Stoll’s Gimcracks Stoll’s Gift Shop E. State St Donnelly’s Donnelly's Fred’k W. Donnelly Co A. F. Williams Trenton, N East State Street R. A. Donnelly State Street Broad Trenton, N. J Hamilton Illinois Walthan Elgin Oo. T. Fenton Hightstown, N. d Cpan Bury
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