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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1899

Page

3

Christmas notices and local visits in Cranbury area

Miss Elva Chamberlin and Anise Rathgeber of Newark visit. Charles Van Horm and B. McGowan in New York and Akron respectively. Nelson Forman visits Cranbury. Myra Johnson confined by grip. Mrs Abitah Applegate improving. Bergen Day visitors in Alban. Mershon family guests at Asbury Park. Local church and social events noted.

Elva’ Chamberlin Anise Hertha Rathgeber Newark Charles van Horm Apent New York 8. McGowan Akron Ohio J. Murphy S. Nelson Forman Philadelphia Cranbury Myra Wm. H. Johnson Abitah Applegate Mra Pb’ R Bergen Alban N. Y Marcus Farr George B. Mershon Mr& Emma ED. Merahon J. V. D. Mershon Asbury Park

Christmas Plans At Two Presbyterian And Methodist Schools

Sabbath school officers skip elaborate decorations and hold simple token gifts in chapels. A lunar eclipse Saturday night drew many observers as the moon displayed copper tones and violet hues before fading to a crescent. Holiday scenes expand with Christmas displays, gift buying, and children visiting shops as masques and costumes entertain a moonlit town gathering.

Second Presbyterian School Cresent

New church dedication highlights Italianate stone design

The Hightstown Gazette describes a recently dedicated church at Stockton and Church Street. The 102 by 60 foot structure features Holmesburg granite, a massive northeast tower, slate roof, stained glass, oak pews, and a remodeled organ. The interior includes a large auditorium, Sunday school spaces, a basement heater, electricity, and a church parlor on the second floor. Rev. William Mitchell leads, with a trustees and staff listed. The piece also notes a Good Citizen’s League list contrasting beer consumption with charitable gifts and ends with an ad for Buckley’s Amica Salve.

Hightstown Stockton and Church Street Holmesburg Thea Stockton Street Auditorum Ladies’ Aid Society

Collision and community notices from Hightstown area

Joseph Gordon and another driver collided while riding from Hightstown. an unnamed shopper owes printer payments. Metuchen Reform Church will install Ray Edward V. Searle on Thursday January 4 1900. Swain won third prize in a Dec 16 public speaking contest. Englishtown Presbyterian fair nets 308. Fire destroys A E Gammidge drug store in Englishtown. losses include household goods. State educators meet in Trenton to form a State School Board and discuss a new school bill. officers listed. Meat market advertises sausage and lard at fixed prices.

Ray Edward V. Searle Berea N. Y Metuchen George Ewain Allentown Iceville School Mr. Swain Senate Chamber Trenton H. Brewster Willis New Brunswick J. N. Nunn Hunterdon F. R. Brate Camden Fred E. Chamberlain Hudson Hal Allair Monmouth B. Betz Somerset Middlesex County Voorhees Huyh C. J. Baxter Stokes Frank T. Appleby James Owens Otto Crouse Charles Forbes Henry Miles James L. Green

Free sample request and old time ads from Cranbury paper

A reader is urged to ask for a free sample of Egg Baking Powder noting it is pure and egg saving. Dr King’s New Life Pills are praised as cheap health boosters with 25c per box. Electric Bitters touted as life improving at 50c. Proclamation of bank stockholders meeting on Tuesday January 5th 2000 with nine directors elected.

Bergen & Rue’s Dr. King N. F. Clayton J. W. Gardner Tdaville Ind N. F. Clayton’s First National Bank of Bennett Samuel Bennett James E. Bennett Wearaby Samual Bennett Hia New Brunswick Middlesex Cranbury Woodbridge Strong

Just Fancy Things at Low Prices

Opal ware, hair receivers, trays and boxes listed with prices from 2 cents to 88 cents. Set of seven pieces including bureau priced at 6 dollars. Fancy colored glass and decorations offered from 26 cents to 1 dollar 35. Stand mirrors 25 cents to 1 dollar 50, triple mirrors up to 33. Dresden backed comb and brush nets 1 dollar 75 to 2 dollars 5. Puff boxes with silver tops 32. Silver glove stretcher 1 dollar 50.

Dresden

Christmas Furniture Desks and Chiffoniers Highlight Sale

A Christmas sale highlights women's writing desks in solid golden oak with compartments priced from 4.50 to 8.50. Furniture includes solid oak desks with French legs and piano polish, quartered oak book shelf units, and five-drawer chiffonier options with mirrored fronts.

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