Cranbury Personalities Share Summer Visits and News
Abbie Bergen and Helen Forman guest at Cranbury homes. Bertha Arose of Keyport visits Mrs. John Applegate. Lewis VanDuseo on two week vacation. Mrs. Chamberlin of New York City in Cranbury. Frazier of Bridgeton visits brother John Frazier. Jerooe family visits relatives. Cora Rowland of Princeton visits Ella Groves. C H Lewis and daughters from Perth Amboy visit D C Lewis. Mrs. Thompson ill but improving. Jennie Meyer of New Brunswick visits Puerechner. Orlando Howell of Philadelphia on vacation at Charles Farr's. J E Curry to Ocean Grove. Harriet B Cole returns from New Sharon. Katie and Jennie Perrine of Englishtown visit Mrs Catherine Johnson. Rev Wm Stean of Philadelphia with daughter Frances guests of Dr H C Symmes. J W Wicoff of Plainsboro touring East. Community events noted include First Presbyterian picnic and Harvest Home plans, Apple Barrels sale, W C T U meeting, and local church notices. Also fires at barns near Monmouth Junction and bakery in Perth Amboy. local classes and Sabbath school picnic. Goodwin’s band engaged for Union Valley Harvest Home. accident injures Henry Meshbow. Princeton Basin mission in planning. Andrew Jackson tasked to arrange building. marriage of Ralph Hood Peabody and Nellie Marsden Drake at Princeton Manse.
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Bridgeton
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Eltaton Bergen
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Princeton
CHURCH SERVICES AND LOCAL NEWS FROM AMBOY AREA
Church notices include First Presbyterian Rev J E Curry messages for Sabbath morning and evening, Second Presbyterian and Methodist preaching plans. Obits note Dr J C Holmes plans to move, Conrad Peppler ill, and Lois Swetland’s teething death. A Dancing Picnic is set for July 26 at Manaho’s Grove with Neary’s Band. Local commerce praises Peppler stock, and Perth Amboy bank fraud case against George M Valentine yields six year terms. An excursion to Hudson River aboard Sirius on Aug 19 from South Amboy announced with reduced rail fare.
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Polhemus in Middlebush
Mrs Elizabeth Polhemus wife of Rev C H Polhemus died Sunday morning in Middlebush after a long illness. Daughter of William Reed she was loved for warmth and sympathy. Funeral services were held at the Reform Church in Middlebush. Her husband served as pastor in Hopewell Junction New York from 1880 and their moves included Minnesota Tennessee Iowa Colorado and New Jersey as her health declined.
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Hopewell Junction
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Report on North Atlantic defenses reveals remedial need
Capt Crozier reports deficiencies in seacoast artillery readiness including gun care, drill sharpness, and rapid fire. He notes three of five mortar batteries unserviceable due to missing carriages, and warns continued neglect could leave the nation vulnerable after the Spain crisis. The piece follows with unrelated notices and scientific musings.
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Appetites Restored with Dr King's Life Pills
An ad proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for poor digestion and stomach and liver disorders. It promises improved appetite, sound digestion, and regular habits leading to health and energy, selling for 25 cents at drug stores.
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The Sequel of Count Corrtelli and Estelle’s Dilemma
Count Corrtelli, a refined itinerant noble, spars with Solitude and memory as Estelle contemplates a life split by distant castles, gossip, and an unwanted suitor. A ballroom, tea, and a distant ducal palace frame a tension between desire for independence and lingering social entanglements.
Count Correlli Advises Estelle on Liberty and Duty
In a Venusian library scene Estelle debates marriage with Count Correlli as he urges her to seek happiness and freedom rather than a gilded prison. He warns against gossip and promises, shaping her resolve about a life of liberty, love, and discretion. Mr Carrington soon enters to hear the continuation.
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Modern Yard stock dresses lure homemakers with low prices
The article touts affordable children's dresses rivaling home-made quality. It highlights two popular styles priced at 1 and 1.25 dollars, featuring soft finish Namngook fabrics, square yokes, tucks, Swiss embroidery, and trimmed necks and sleeves. Multiple other options range from 50c to 3.75 dollars.
Harvest Time Goods Move In For Autumn Stock
This excerpt notes a transition to autumn merchandise with corded dimities batistes and French dimities discounted to 12 1/4 cents and 1 1/4 cents respectively. It highlights profit timing, price points, and shift of space to new season items, emphasizing opportunities to profit as inventory turnover pivots.
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