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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1916

Page

5

Sixth Annual Reception and Lodge Event at Euplishtown

The Cranbury area reports the sixth annual reception and dance hosted by Columbia Lodge No. 88 of the Knights of Pythias at Euplshtown. Local residents attend social events, family visits, and church notices plus car purchases by Dey and Bennett. Notable items include Rev Adolos Allen named as supply to First Presbyterian Haddonfield and an upcoming apron bazaar at the Methodist church.

Alexander Milne Pittsburg Peddie Institute Mandolin and Glee Club Second Presbyterian Church Stitch and Charter Club Amy Bettinger John Smith William Armstrong Newark John S. Bergen James Vao Dyke Aebury Park Harvey Petty Elizabeth Nelson Petty Wm. Bergens Casaville Frank Alist Charles Everingham Fredky Peter Hagerty Mary Barker Manasquan Walter H. Havens Adolos Allen First Presbyterian Church Haddonfield N. J

Ladies Aid Society to Host Washington's Birthday Supper

The Jamesburg Presbyterian Church ladies plan a Tuesday February 22 supper in the chapel. Known for quality dishes, the event charges 85 cents with a 10 cent admission redeemable in ice cream.

Ladies Aid Society Jamesburg Presbyterian Church

Thirty Automobiles Burned In Bound Brook Garage Fire

Fire of suspected incendiary origin destroyed Martin Cook's garage at the River Road terminus in Bound Brook. Two o’clock to 2 15 am blaze gutted the building and its contents including thirty valuable automobiles. Estimated damage reaches about 30000 dollars. The town's largest and finest auto facility suffered extensive loss. The fire's cause remains a mystery.

Martin Cook East Bound Brook Bound Brook New Jersey Cook

They say I must cut my play but don’t know where to begin

A young dramatist complains about trimming his play and a friend suggests starting at both ends and working toward the middle. The Boss jokes about a raise being fatal while a banker character asks what “save my life” means in a witty exchange from the New York Globe.

New York Globe

Dayton social notes list local visits and illnesses

John Turner and son Paul spent the week end at the mane. Several residents including Mrs H Lokerson, Mrs Mary Buckelew, and Mrs Harry S Cook with Osborn visited relatives or recovered from illness. Attendees at the tabernacle and hospital patients are noted along with births and convalescence.

John Turner Paul de Witt Turner Mane Harry S. Cook Son Osborn Bloomfield Abbie Stults G. D. van Derveer Estella Tabernacle J. C. Wright Luella Hutchinson Nutley Armenia Dey Henry MacDonald Dayton

Public Sales List and Equinoctial Storm Theory

Public sales are scheduled for February 23 to March 1 at Maple Grove Dairy Farm Cranbury Edinburg Half Acre to Jamesburg and related farms with stock, farm machinery and household goods. The Equinostial Storm Fiction discusses the belief in an equinoctial storm near September 21 and its seasonal contrasts, noting winter-type storms can occur any summer month.

F. W. Mankowski Maple Grove Dairy Farm Ola Bridge Morgan Wright Edmund Applegate Cranbury Edinburg John H. Snedeker Mercerville Redford J. Gulick Addison Stults Half Acre Jamesburg Willis Ishlester Milham

Saloon League Leader Sees Mixed Defeat in Local Option Fight

Superintendent Shields of the Anti Saloon League claimed the House defeat of Local Option was not a win but a setback for liquor forces. He shared a German saloon tale about 40 to 19 and warned six votes gained yearly would threaten lawmakers.

Shields Anti- Saloon League House of Assembly Mr. Shields Atlantic Monthly U. S. Brewers’ Association Koren New Jersey

Chamberlain's Tablets Ease Constipation

When costive or troubled with con stipation take Chamberlain's Tablets. They are easy to take and meat agreeable in effect. Obtainable everywhere.

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