Cranbury and Dayton News Roundup January 1907
Cranbury and surrounding towns report New Year visits and family gatherings across Cranbury, Helmetta, Princeton, and Asbury Park. Notables include Mrs. Varian recovering from illness, Mrs. Davis hosting, and Chas. Davis's guests. James Denny buying Hughes property. and Rev. Symines officiating a wedding in Jamesburg. Local clubs plan lectures, calendars given at Sunday School, and a midwinter reception set for January 16.
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Ernest Scott
Beaver, Pa
Reininger
William Hughes
Janvier
James O'Neil
James Denny
Helmetta
John Davis
The Happiness of Others and The Call to Service
A reflective piece urges everyone to aim to make neighbors happy through sympathy and cheerful words. It notes hidden burdens some carry and the need for selfless action, then presents a sequence of daily religious reflections and prayers for January 6–12 focusing on godly duties, church unity, missions, ministry, and social virtue.
Vision of unity through Christ’s crucifixion prayers
A spiritual reflection on uniting humanity beyond hatred and division through the Christian message. The text invokes the mission to draw all people to Christ and to realize the Kingdom's sweetness, envisioning a new heaven and earth free from enmities. It cites John 12 32 33 and the promise of being drawn unto Jesus.
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Christ
Middlesex Court Board to Meet for Annual Election
The Middlesex Court Board of Freeholders plans an annual meeting next Monday to elect officials. Frank H. Pownall of Jamesburg is expected to be reelected director. most county officers will be reelected under a new two year term law. Terms expire January 1908, so officers will serve into the next board’s term. Incumbents slated for reelection include M. Irving Demarest clerk, Tf. Raymond Groves county collector, Alan H. Strong county engineer, I. C. M. Brogger county physician, Dr. J. J. Suydam Jamesburg supervisor of roads, James M. Vandenbergh applegarth, and Rudolph Jenson janitor of the Court House. Notices also list upcoming sales: A.C. Beekman Jan 10 on the Macadam road between Cranbury and Dayton. A.S. Cole Jun 15 near Cranbury. Emily Longstreet Jan 16 near Prospect Plains to Jamesburg.
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Frank H. Pownall
Jamesburg
M. Irving Demarest
Woodbridge
Raymond Groves
New Brunswick
Alan H. Strong
I. C. M. Brogger
Perth Amboy
J. J. Suydaw
James M. Vandenbergh
Applegarth
Rudolph Jenson
S. P. Dunham & Co. Trenton Underwear Sale
The firm markets a wide range of women’s muslin and cambric petticoats from 49c to 1.25, highlighting quality and sanitary factory production. Deals feature berkeley cambric, rice lace, embroidery, and flounced designs with multiple price points.
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