Local notes from Cranbury and nearby towns
Community items detail visits from Princeton Asbury Park and Jamesburg residents. Residents Mrs Samuel Bennett Mrs Mary Farr and others add porches attend church, travel to Philadelphia Trenton Red Bank and Vermont. Typhoid illness hospitalizations and a missing patient note health concerns.
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Samuel Bennett
South Cranbury
Marcus Farr
Mary Farr
Mra
Symmes H. Stilwell
Princeton
R. Bergen,s
Mra. Farr and Sons
Mary Hungaman
Hopewell
Cranbury
Mrs. Harvey
Red Bank
Asbury Park
Local notes add to Cranbury borough life and harvest events
Mrs and Mrs Charles Garreman settle in Brooklyn and Appleget visits the shore. Duncan returns from Helmetta, Yeniah Barclay buys a new bicycle, and Mrs C Harry Moore visits Jamesburg. A marriage unites Frederick Smith and Eliza beth Corbett. Petty sustains horse kick injuries, Lenore Reynolds and brother escape serious harm in a North Main street incident. Plainsboro harvest home planned for July 27 with electric lighting and Winkster's Band. A spark from a locomotive damages grain stacks at Dayton and Dey farm. Unknown origin fire destroys grain at Lewis Chamberlin farm. Goodwin's Band to play at Kingston, Dayton, and Hightstown harvest events. Thomas moves from the Temperance Inn. Appleget family renovates and opens boarding house and ice cream parlor. A Boy’s Fall fatality reported at English town. Cranbury Harvest raises about 8000 dollars with magic by Crescent Orchestra. Surrogate Daly visits New Brunswick. summer services tighten at First Church. Postmaster Hodapp reappointed for fourth term. Cranbury neck school transport contract awarded. Cranbury Team vs Kingston tomorrow.
Meeting of Exchiango Members in Cranbury Area
W H L Tugling of Monmouth County Farmers Exchange visited Cranbury Hightstown and Prospect Plains with director Wm M Cox to discuss loading stations. A branch meeting is set for Saturday July 17 at 2 PM in Grange Hall Hightstown for members and others interested in marketing crops and buying fertilizers and supplies.
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Cranbury
Hightstown
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The
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Entertained Newspaper Men at Sea Girt Luncheon
George W. Burroughs attended Governor Forts Sea Girt luncheon with about two hundred editors from across New Jersey. Fort urged a full vote on constitutional amendments for September 14, while editors toured the parade grounds and viewed Fifth Regiment drills. The visit included tours of Sea Girt by Governor Fort Adjutant General Sadler and Colonel Colgate, with a big tent lunch and remarks praising local tiny newspapers.
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Fort
Sea Girt
Washington
Fifth Regiment
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Colgate
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Dayton Harvest Home Auctioned At Presbyterian Church
Dayton Presbyterian Church to hold annual Harvest Home on Tuesday August 8 with a good supper and music. If stormy, events continue the next day. The notice blends snippets from humorous anecdotes and local reflections.
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Dayton
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Local Hardware Ad Lists Goods and Baskets for Sale
An experienced mechanic advertises half barrel baskets potato baskets and covered beach baskets alongside tin work and jobbing. The stock includes stoves ranges paints oils and hardware for sale.
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