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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1897
Page
2
Rev J B Curry preached a Sabbath sermon from Eph 3 17 19 urging Christ dwelling in hearts and believers rooted and grounded in love to withstand temptation. He compared Paul and Ephesian church, urged abiding in Christ, and urged welcoming Christ into the heart to begin the new year without fear.
A detailed Friday program lists talks on dairy science and horticulture by Major Henry A. Alvord and Hon. Charles W. Garfield, plus lectures by William Edgar Simonds. Sessions cover unfinished business, disease in plants, and economic links of agriculture. Governor Griggs and Postmaster General Wanamaker invited to speak. headquarters at Treuton House.
A company of young men is being formed at Plainfield to go to Cuba and fight with the insurgents. JB Hayden was appointed postmaster at Elberon New Jersey, vice J Fay removed. A fire destroyed John Titus's large barn and outbuildings at Blanoneburg, with machinery hay grain and cattle burned. incendiary origin suspected and loss may reach 5000 dollars. Charles H. Scranton's body was found beside the Pennsylvania Railroad near New Brunswick. he had left home for Rochester and then to Venezuela. he was 20. A mortgage sale near White House Station saw J N Pidouck mortgage of 27000 settled by a spoolswaster in chancery. John F and J N Pidoock Jr bought the tract. the Railroad Hotel mortgage was reduced. About 25 Camden Citizens' Relief Association members met. W J Sewell re-elected chair. relief work to begin with headquarters loaned by Pennsylvania Railroad. $250 from 1698-94 balance remains to fund ongoing relief. Freehold residents donated 1710 for George Pearce Company bicycle factory. factory built but not fully occupied. lease allowed removal of encumbrance, but builder's lien, taxes, and insurance issues arose. receivership followed. liquidation of builder's lien and release of factory planned.
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