Train Schedule and Local Notices from Cranbury Area
Schedule in effect November 19 1899 lists departures to Philadelphia New York Trenton Freehold Long Branch and returns from Market Wharf New York. Local notices report residents away on visit illnesses family movements funerals church bids and shop promotions in Cranbury and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Philadelphia
New York
Trenton
Bordentown
Monmouth Junction
Freehold
Long Branch
F. A. Brown
Elizabeth
Surprise social at Chamberlin home honors hosts guests
About fifty youths gathered Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chamberlin’s home for a surprise social. Rooms on the lower floor were opened for games, refreshments served at midnight, and all attendees described the evening as very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chamberlin
Chamberlin
John Applegate
First National Bank Cranbury directors elected and dinner menu
Stockholders of First National Bank of Cranbury met for annual director elections. John M. Chamberlain chaired. new board elected with John S Silvers as President and George B. Mershon as Cashier. A long dinner followed with menu including oysters, turkey, pie, and other courses. Numerous local figures attended and spoke on banking and community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Cranbury
Banking House
John M. Chamberlain
J. H. Goodwin
Wm. H. Johnson
Stanley T. Lewis
John 8. Silvera
James H. Goodwin
Joseph H. Grover
George A. Helme
Wm. S. Silvers
David C. Lewis
D. McKiean Voor
Silvers
B. F. Howell
Buck
ID. C. Lewis
H. C. Symmes
Eileen
Dr. Gulick
John D. Grover
Stephen Duncan
D. W. Hoagland
Aaron Bennett
Chas, Pullen
J. G. Symmes
D.D
Samuel Bennett
John Thomas
M. A. Rue
H. S. Clow
John B. Applegate
Elias Dey
Isaac 8. Mershon
Howard Scudder
R. C. Stults
Jacob Snedeker
Ezekiel Silvers
George Barclay
Frederick Farr
J. I. Buckley
John Petty
James Scudder
James Hutchinson
W. E. Bergen
Williamson Bergen
Chas. Herbert
A. H. Snow
E. D. Snedeker
J. Chamberlin
J. D. Chamberlin
P. R. Stuka
J. B. Holmen
John M. Goodwin
Agustus Bowne
D. C. Bowne
J. G. Grover
C. F. Taylor
Cranbury Bank
W. H. Johnson
A. G. Hagaman
John H. Dey
Prospect Plains
Bel
Dey
Whiting
John Bawden
Alfred Perrive
James Harkness
John Hughes
Wm. N. Hughes
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Nerve Energy
Bismarck's iron nerve attributed to apt health and willpower. Promote brain and body power with Dr King’s New Life Pills. 25c at N F Clayton’s drug store. Bergen & Rue offer a free sample of Eye Baking Powder. Ten cent package beats five cent ones for baking potency. Pure and odorless, it avoids aftertaste in cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Chas. E. Davin
8. H. Perrine
Home Department
Rena Bradley
John B. Perrine
A. H. Symmes
A. O. Rue
Andrew Perrine
H. Perrine
Grace Perrine
Robert Rheinon
Frank Smith
Samuel Davison
J. Bergen
Maggie Perrine
Alyina Hoffman
Bismarck
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton
Bergen &Rue’s
American Hosiery Co Goods Sold At Steady Prices
General note on hosiery goods stating that American Hosiery Co products have been standard for 25 years and are better today. Mentions extra merino veata prices from 81.30 to 1.70 with sizes 28 to 36 and drawers priced 1.40 to 1.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Norfolk and
New Branswick Hosiery Co
Jersey
Luzerne
Stuttgarter
Bargain table of fabrics discounted per full table
A sale offers kersey, cheviot, covert and wideware fabrics at five dollars per whole table, previously eight to ten dollars. Another option features numerous colors including black in glossy kersey and pebble cheviot, well lined with silk or satin at seven fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samu'l
Mengenger
Ramuel
Faust
Avon
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the Cranbury Press
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. B. Woop
P. A. J. B. Hurenmneon
J. E. Bennnett
Charles Thompson
Plainfield
Willis Applegate
Second Presbyterian Church
Lowrey Rue
Emma Rue
Ann: Voorhees
New Brunswick
D. C. Lewis
C. H. Lewis
Perth Amboy
Newark
Morece
Ladies Union
Second Presbyterian Nhamal
C. C. Blauvelt
S. P.dunham & Co
Regina
Levi Updike
North Broad St
Emline Haviland
George 8. Burroughs
Hightstown
Black Horse Hotel
Denna
Thomas Smith
Deans
L. Beelof
Mary Agusta Dey
D. B. Dey
Mr. Goodwin
Goodwin
Tennyson
Alfred Tennyson
Marie Groves
Lady Clare
Jay. Bare Mra
Mrs
Cure
Squire Stults
Ridge Road
Frank Schenck
Harry Goodwin
Isaac
Everett
Mr. Everett
Will
Jos. P. Dey
Nellie Dey
Irving W. Dey
Wm. P. Brown
Cranbury Station
Pueblo
Colorado
Johnson P. Dey
Whallen
A. Becond Presbyterian School
Treasury
Ella Stults
Viola Bergen
Bessie Bergen
Emma Mershon
Lucinda Nixon
Frank Davis, Jr
Ezekiel Barclay
J. L. Whitaker
Charles V. van Horn
John Major
Frank 8. Davis
First National Bank
Mershon
Alfred Davison
Jamesburg
A. C. Buck
State Reform School
Wm. J. Rowland
J. M. Chamberlin
Sheriff Barclay
Assemblyman
F. A. de Maris
A. G. Hagamano
J. J. Whitaker
Alex. Mason
HI. Perrine
I. S Everett
A. I. Richardson
W. W. Finmaos
Abram Beekman
Mr. van Dewater
D. Melean Voorhees
F. S. Davis
T. Lewis
John Rowland
J. Harry Goodwin
Cole
J. E. Bennett
W. H. Weaver
Presbyterian ‘ Board of Missions
Dayton
The
Christian Endeavor Society of
Plainsboro
Odd Fellows Hall
Clayton
John Kubichau
Milltown
Wm A. Apple
J. F. Robins
Red Tavern
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
N. F. Clayton Druggist
N. F. Clayton Braggist
Murphy's Meat Market
Bucklen
Diskrow-Hatton
N. J
Cranbvary
SruLmig
van Derhloef
N. Tran
T. M. van Dauber
Regulag
Syurete Lodge
F&a
Ove'g
Jax
Jays O'Neil
W. M
Dae
Middlesex County
Juanes
Samual Bennett
Sars
Anda
Toren
San Uct
Bennett
Gourt
Ald Dacnan
Samuel Bennete
Bun'ted
Pihaty-Aips
Bild
Court House
Biddlewey
Jeast
Tre Cransusy Ponsa
Woodbridge Strong
Jupar
Leonann Furwan
Pra
Foe
Brewer's
Schumacher's Best
H. Ms
Young's
Yale-Tide
Our
Carol
P. J. Young
P Donhag & CO
North Broad
East State Street
Lonsdale
Masonville
Bureau
Weashstand
Beadstead
W. D. Wear
W. J
Vance
C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, Nov
DE Henry C. Symmes
Deraneury, N. J
Ito
Glam Street
Inpo AG
N.S
J. Murphy
Cranbury, N. J
PRIC
Want, Thompson
American Hotel
Lena Thompson
Humphreys & Hope
D. G. Davison
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