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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1891
Page
3
Fragmented 1891 style notes report religious talks, a summer pause for YMCA activities, a wagon repaint, and local church updates. Mentions Rev Dr Symmes, Rev F B Everitt, E W Applegate, George Farr, Edwin A Brown family, Mrs John M Chamberlin, and Old Tonnent Church Harvest Home planned July 22 with Goodwin’s Cornet Band.
The article recounts a 4th of July observance featuring a Declaration of Independence reading by Rev. O F Garrison and a discussant on Christian government. It praises moral courage, entails patriotic exhortations, and notes community events such as fireworks and refreshments. It mentions local temperance work and a prohibition pledge tied to property deeds in Harvey. Also reports a medical amputation case and obituaries of Mrs. Rebecca Stout.
The adjourned meeting of Monmouth County Assessors backed New Brunswick in saving townships tax gains totaling over 100000. Sayreville South Amboy and East Brunswick saw increased assessments as the board upheld higher estimates. Weigel and Stevenson led the discussion pressing for cross town changes and plans to meet before April assessors work begins.
The Junior Order of United American Mechanica Allentown Council 61 hosted a harvest home on Saturday in Allentown. Highlights included a baseball match between Trenton and Allentown with Allentown losing by Y to T. Speeches were delivered by Samuel Hod taon George McFarland and Charles Wellis Hold from Trenton. A young speaker quipped about health and mind restoring through medicine.
The article argues business is brisk in laces due to the fullest assortment and lowest prices. It notes expanded space, larger purchases, and increased department appeal. It claims women seek what is new and desirable, with all widths of popular styles and prices available.
Our stock of passementeries and laces has been greatly enlarged with exclusive designs. Colored silk embroidery with bead and jewel effects complements new Spring dress goods. Gilt and silver tinsel effects offered from 16c to $5 per yard. Black silk goods also feature a broad assortment, with 25c 50c 75c and $1 prices the cheapest yet seen in Fronton.
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