Cranbury Neck and Asbury Park Visitors in July 1914
Local notes list Mr and Mrs Bert Grover and family at Asbury Park. visits by Forman Duncan of Marlboro. many Cranbury residents hosting relatives and friends from Trenton Hightstown Manalapan and Monmouth Junction. Community events include school board improvement appropriation and Camp Curry plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Grover
Cranbury Neck
Asbury Park
Forman Duncan
Marlboro
Frank Perrine
George M. Perrine
First Presbyterian
South Main Street
Sarah Grover
Trenton
A.C. Grover
G. A. Bennett
Frances Bradley
Edna Hutchinson
Hightstown
Isabel Croshaw
George W. Burroughs
I. W. Dey
Melvena
Grand Central
Gertrude Bergen
Haddonfield
William Gordon
Elva Chamberlin
Arborton
Ocean Grove
Asbury Fountain
Matawan
Surrogate
D. W. Clayton
Willis Applegate
Aon Earl
George Perrine
Edrna Applegate
Edwin Walker
Allentown
Bertram ‘S. Clayton
George W. Helme Co
Helmetta
Annie Voorhees
First National Bank
Lake George
Goodwin
Tall Cedars
Freehold
Eva Hutton
Monmouth Junction
Thomas Hutton
George van Dyke
Ernest VanDyke
Newark
J. W. van Dyke
John Brachel
Charles Schnell
Charles Moody
Henry Applegate
Adah Rue
James Rowland
Dayton
W. Elmer Bergen
Peter Perrine
Dey
Son Rolland
Manasquan
E. W. Grove
Willard Grove
Harvey Voorhees
Jack Smith
Margaret Perrine
Board of Education
M. V. Griffon
Vandoren Mount
J. P. Mount
William P. Gibson
Best medicine in the world relieves child dysentery
Mrs. William Orvis of Clare Michigan praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for curing her little girl from severe dysentery. She endorses it as the best medicine and notes it is available for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William Orvis
Clare, Mich
Grounds to be Like Beautiful Park at Trenton Fair
Plans by Charles W. Leavitt envision gradual development of Trenton Fair grounds into a park like setting. Live Stock Agricultural Horticultural and Poultry buildings to cluster at one end with Art Fancy Work Women Babies Liberal Arts Automobiles nearby. Grandstand center with shady walks and green plots. initial work includes a main cross aisle and new vehicle entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Charles W. Leavitt
New York City
One Arm Hero Captures Runaway Horse in Jamesburg
A one armed youth Clarence Higgins, age under ten in Jamesburg, jumps to the occasion to halt a frightened runaway horse after a child is found in a wagon before Hausser's store. The horse spooks at a passing locomotive and the crowd watches as Higgins wrestles the animal to a stop with no injuries to the outfit or child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hausser
Jamesburg
Clarence Higgins
Railroad Avenue
Chamberlain's Remedy Stock Sold by Whitemound Merchant
W D Magli of Whitemound Wis bought a stock of Chamberlain's medicine for customers and fell ill himself. He says one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by All Dealers Aug 5 Dayton Aug 12 M E Church Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
For Sale A North Cranbury Home From Late James Goodwin
Desirable 11 room residence in North Cranbury New Jersey on elevated lot. Includes barn carriage house poultry house about one acre of land with fruit and a shady lawn. Estate sale offers a very moderate price. Inquiries to W H Johason Cranbury NJ or on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Goodwin
North Cranbury
N. J
W. H. Johason
Cranbury
Bids Sought for Cranbury Township School Transport Routes
The Cranbury Township Board of Education invites sealed bids for transporting Cranbury Neck Wyckoff Mills and Scotta Corner routes. Also bids for Cranbury High School pupils to Hights town High School. Bids due July 28 1914 8 PM with opening at that time. Bids must meet legal requirements and the board may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Cranbury Township
Cranbury Neck
Wyckoff Mills
Scotta Corner
Hightstown High School
Cranbury
H. J. Butcher
Sale of plants and blinds in Cranbury notice
J. W. Pullen advertises celery and cabbage plants on July 8 10 17 in Cranbury New Jersey. Sixteen pairs of window blinds removed from the Second Presbyterian chapel will be sold at a bargain. Apply to Samuel Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison Erricksop
New Brunswick
Samuel Ovhler
Cranbury
James B. Clark
West Philadelphia
Emma Rowland
William Dey
Newark
Harvey Dey
Willard McDowell
J. W. Pullen
N. J
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Samuel Lawrence
Jediah Shotwell
Maud F Shotwall
Dacaneed
Middlesex
Hoeraby
Maud F. Shotwell
Jepian Shotwell
Daniel W. Clayton
Anthony Schenck
Orphan's Court
County of
Cornella V. Mershon
Orphans’ Court
Granch B. Mensyon
Josefa
van Drke
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
Winfield Johnson
Farr Chamberlin
Matilda Voorhees
Helen Fevimore
Burlington
Emma Mersdon
Sara Perrine
Edwin Wilkes
RB. P. Stillwell
Vera Davis
Sisal Matilda Voorhees
William H. Gordon
Princeton
John F. Bennett
Carolyn Hammond
Manalapan
Albert Titus
New York
Kenneth Gardiner
Mary Spaulding
Mrs. George Grover
Mrs. W. Elmer
Bergen
Anna Petty
South Cranbury
Gertrude Davison
Eva Davison
Englishtown
Burch
Hightatown
Samuel Perrine
P. O
Adamaton
Henry Petty
Perth Amboy
Ellison Petty
Oliver Nixon
Mrs. T. 8. VanDerveer
Stella VanDerveer
Cranbury Station
Clarence Ely
Clarkson Apple
Rudolph Heidinger
Marton
Jacob | Heidinger
Chamberlin & Barclay
H. Girvan
Grace Peppler
Elsie and
Mildred Applegate
South Amboy
Harry Wolfe
George Wolfe
John P. Mount
Lester
Asbury, Park
Joseph Crosson
Frank Stillwell
George Peppler
Thomas Collins
Brother Michael Collins
Thomas Dolton
Amboy
Thomas Conway
Harvest Homes
M. E. Church Cranbury
Strator
Gratz
B. Strickler
Elizabeth Cruser
Surrey
Joan V. B. Wicorr
Proctor
John Voorhees
Mary Elizabeth Bearmore
Samuel EK
Garace
Cranbury, New Jersey
FORD
Ernest L. Stults
Prospect Plains
P. R.R. Depot
Stoll’s
Stoll's
State St
New Jersey
Albert Wade
Emeline Mershon
Grover
S. P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, N. J
Claflins
Housewives
Haines
Vineland
Holland
Jersey
Leone
Alaska
Federal St
Camden, N. J
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