Local notices and tributes fill Cranbury page
The Cranbury Press notes Cashier Milton Voorhees recovered from skating injury and can return to duty at Jamesbury bank. It lists visits, births, travels, and society events including patrons at Trenton, Asbury Park, and New York. Also records Postmaster E W Walker taking office, illness updates, and lodge tributes to Reuben C Reynolds with resolutions of sympathy and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton I. Voorhees
Jamesbury Bank
W. H. Johnson
Asbury Park
Grant Everett
George van Dyke
Trenton
Rey
Wm. P
Applegate
Dover, N. J
Russell Egnor
J. S. Silvers & Bro. Company
John H. Barclay
Henry B. Skillman
Fred Bascom
Millstone
Bascom
Anna Hagerman
Charles Miller
New Brunswick
George Puerschner
Clarence Hagerty
John LaBaw
Russell Mickle
Point Pleasant
Lewis G. Applegate
William 8. Applegate Sr
Prescott Pullen
Hightstown
Voorhees Conover
Dominicus Mershon
W. Russell Silvers
Jack
Alexander Milne
White Plains
N. Y
E. W. Walker
Charles Davison
Local Social Roundup From Jamesburg Area Events
Miss Ruth Grover and friends attended a Rhode Hall fellows dance in Lang's Hall Jamesburg. Local residents traveled to Tren ton for a matinee at State Street Theatre and returned via Hightstown with a Gar Weber Elated gar service. Funeral services for Frank N Schenck held Dayton church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Nat Carroll
Addison van Derveer
Allen Ely
Fred Sigle
T. Frank Dowgin
Fred Schenck
Rhode Hall
Lang’s Hall
Jamesburg
A. C. Beekman
David M. Griggs
Cranbury
Trenton
State Street Theatre
Higtetown
Scheible’s
George Palmer
Hightstown
Henry Schenck
Harry Sickles
Englishtown
Beasie
Hubbard
J. W. Errickson
John Quackenbush
Harry K. Farr
New Brunswick
Wesley Applegate
Ocean Grove
George Waite, Jr
Deans
Everett Errickson
New Brunswick Opera House
E. B. Hunt
Frank N. Schenck
Dayton
Mr. Schenck
Presbyterian Church
P. D
Monmouth Junction
L. D. Mershon
Harry R Farr
P. D. Emmons
F. W. Stout
Geo. Stout
Jr’s
James B. Clark
Metuchen
Bert Giles
Highland Park
Henry MacDonald
William H. MacDonald
Beulah Hubbard
Grace Dey
Ethel van Dyke
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Tabernacle
Billy
Resolutions on the Death of Reuben C Reynolds
Middlesex Lodge No 90 memorializes brother Reuben C Reynolds. The resolutions express sorrow at his passing, affirm faith in divine will, extend sympathy to the bereaved family, note the eye is dimmed but joy will come, and order copying to the family minutes Cranbury Press publication and thirty days of mourning draping of the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben C. Reynolds
J. D. Chamberlin
P. M. George Purrichner
H. Johnson
God
Middlesex Lodge
Bourne
Cranbury
Abram Voorhees
R. P. Stillwell
W. H. Johnson
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised for Stomach Trouble Relief
Mrs. G. C. Dunn of Arnold Pennsylvania reports relief from stomach trouble and bilious attacks after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says one bottle made her feel like a different person and recommends them. For sale by All Dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Card of Thanks and Notices From Various Local Sources
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of husband and father and thanks Dr. Van Dyke. Notices advertise home made aprons for sale by Mrs. E Harder and price lists for cards and resolutions. Heirs of Sarah Gulick plan sale of homestead near Rhode Hall on January 28. John H. Taylor to sell stock and farm implements near Englishtown on February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyke
M. &. Reynowds
Sarah 8. Gulick
Rhode Hall
John H. Taylor
Englishtown
Blankets Offered At Deep Discounts For Holiday Buyers
Advertises a sale of wool and cotton blankets with prices ranging from under five dollars to about seven, highlighting fine wool varieties at 4.98 and assorted blankets in double bed sizes. Mentions prompt purchases for Christmas, and notes many blankets feature soft, double fleeced textures with decorative borders.
Summer Dress Fabrics Offer Wide Inexpensive Choice
A local display urges shoppers to choose wash dress goods now before summer materials run scarce. Yard wide madras 5c, silk and cotton blends 19c, striped poplins 10c, Dresden fabrics 25c, Eden flannels 15c, printed flannelettes 10c, chalice patterns 10c, outing flannels 7c and 10c, Coronation messalines 39c with silk like lustre in geometric designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
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the Cranbury Press
C. P. Emmons
H. C. Wycoff
Trent Theatre
Thomas Peppler
A. S. Cole
Hagaman
Atlantic
City
Virginia Farr
Harry R. Farr
Freehold
Apollo Lodge
Ruth Grover
Jamesburg High School
Chris Bowers
Elizabeth
P. O
Cranbury, N. J
J. H. Grover & Son
Princeton Junction
N. J
Edward Snedeker
Helen L Hughes
Cranbury N. J
Raymond Lawrence
Chrles R. Cox
A.-M
D. W. Clayton
W. Im
Cranbury Water Company
Cranbury N.J
H. Pebrene
Mae F. Delavan
Joanna Buckelew
Middlesex
West Sith St
New York City
Anthony Hornie
County of
Willutax P. Gipson
Lydian A. Brown
Middlesex Co
Lydia A. Brown
County of Middlesex
Frid
T. B. Anderson
W. H. Bergen
KR. KE. Thibout Wall Paper
O’neil’s Store
North Cranbury
James O'Neil
Cranbury, N. d
Phons
Charles G. Groves
Oceania
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F.J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
O. Halls
R. J. Keppel
Monmouth Junction, N. J
Plainsboro
Emmerich Schuhmacher
J. Murphy’s Store
S. P., Danham &Co
Trenton, N. J
Samuel H. Dey
Garace
Cranbury, New Jersey
FORD
Dyn
John Winar
J. Frank Dowdin