Cranbury Press celebrates twenty nine years of service
A historical piece marks the Cranbury Press first appeared July 17 1885 by George W Burroughs and notes the paper's growth, mission to serve the community, and its role in reporting with fairness. It lists upcoming local entertainments and public notices including concerts and College Day preparations.
Judge Mason: oldest justice and newspaper correspondent
The piece recalls Judge Mason of South Amboy claiming to be the state’s oldest active justice of the peace since May 1875 and a veteran newspaper correspondent since the Civil War era. It traces his career with the Hightstown Gazette, Cranbury Press, Daily Home News, and Perth Amboy Evening News, noting he still serves at seventy four, inviting readers to write for updates. It also notes a Jersey City case upholding a husband’s obligation to share wages within reason and with dependents, urging fair distribution of luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
South Amboy
Lewis P. Dey
Prospect Plains
James H. Forman
Cranbury
New Brunswick
The
Gazette
Hightstown
Cranbury Press
Daily Home News
Perth Amboy Evening News
New Jersey
Jersey City
Mary
Johnnie
Rider-Moore & Stewart School Marks Golden Jubilee
The Rider-Moore & Stewart School of Trenton celebrates its fifty years of uninterrupted operation under F. B. Moore and J. E. Gill. The all-year commercial school hosts about 1200 daily and night students, with a three-floor campus at 10 South Broad Street and a 18-member faculty producing many graduates serving major companies and banks in Trenton and beyond.
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United States
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Trenton
Rider—Moore & Stewart School
Edwin Schoenly
Dayton
Acme Rubber Company
Edwin
Rider-Moore & Stewart School
N. J
Rider-Moore & Stewart
F. B. Moore
America
Dippolt
South Broad Street
John A. Roebling Sons’ Company
Mott Iron Company
American Steel & Wire Company
Empire Rubber Company
State House
Carpenter Injured Thumb Lifting Timber Near Cranbury
Warren Emens, a carpenter, mashed his thumb under a heavy timber while working on Dr. Hutchinson’s property near Cranbury Saturday. Dr. Hutchinson treated the injury. Funeral services for Mrs. Symmes McChesney were held Sunday at 2 30 in the Presbyterian Church with Rev. W J B Edgar officiating. Interment followed at Fernwood cemetery. Mireel Helen and Marion Smith are visiting friends in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hutchinson
Cranbury
Warren Emens
Symmes McChesney
Presbyterian Church
W. J. B. Edgar
Fernwood Cemetery
Mireel Helen and
Marion Smith
New York City
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, N. J
Geo. W. Burroughs
U.S. Marine Band
Ocean Grove
Morgan
United States Marine Band
Sousa
Orville Harrold
Tollemen
Paul Kefer
Celliat
Country Boys
Rider
Moore & Stewart School
S. Broad Street
F. B. Moore, Pres
J. E. Gill, V. Pres
Trenton, N. J
L. J. Kayser
Sec
Rider-Moore School
Burch
Hightatown
Jamesburg
Jamieburg High School
Lange's Hall
Frank Stidwell
Plainfield
Nelson Housdhan
Charles G. Groves
Main St., Cranbury, N. J
O’neil’s Store
North Cranbury
James Q’neil
Ieviton
Naar
Clothiers Hatteras Haberdashers
J. Frank Dowdin
Rill
W. H. Johnson
Farmers’ Supply House
Hoover
Little Giant
Columbia
Pittsburg
Wyckoff Bros
First National Bank
Ou L A Ectas
Nate Eg
Kos
SUN Oprical Mfc. FC
Leaming, Pres. Cor
Warren St's