Rail Schedule for Cranbury Press Readers 1900
Pennsylvania Railroad timetable shows daily weekday departures from Cranbury to Philadelphia New York Trenton Freehold and Long Branch with return trips from Market Street Wharf Philadelphia and New York. Extra notes advise consulting the timetable or ticket agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Philadelphia
New York
Trenton
Bordentown
Monmouth Junction
Freehold
Long Branch
Union and church notices and Cranbury High School commencements
After a three week absence Rev J B Curry preached at First Church where seven joined Second Church observed the Sacrament with Rev F Taylor. The First Church Sunday School moved to 3 pm. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev F A DeMaris on June 17. Children's Day services planned with infant baptisms. Kiakens School program titled The Crown of the Century. Cranbury High School commencement June 20 with Goodwin's Orchestra. Graduates listed with orations and essays and addresses by Dr. J C Holmes and Rev J E Curry. Mrs H L Jaques died after long illness. funeral held June 7. sister to Ford Van Dyke of Rhode Hall. Survived by husband and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peddie Institute
Goodwin
F. ‘I. Tomlinson
Elizabeth
Christian Association of Peddie Institute
Kerr Boyce Tupper
Philadelphia
Touzo Sauvage
Stephen H. Plum
Newark
F. W. Ayers
Camden
J. H. Gaskill
Mt. Holly
James Buchanan
Trenton
Tracey H. Harris
New York City
BE. J
B Godfrey
Achsa .Ely
Vassar
H. FE. Deats
Flemington
J., Hartmann
Charles Williams
Granville
Ohio
H. Hanson
Chicago
J. BE. Curry
Amzi A. Duncan
John Bergen
First Church
F. A. DeMaris
Cranbury High School
Odd Fellows Hall
Carrie van Dyke Jaques
H. L. Jaques
Jamesburg
Three Mile Run
Jaques
Ford van Dyke
Rhode Hall
Wife of Elwood Van Dusen Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Margaret Van Dusen of Cranbury Station died at home on Friday after a long illness of consumption. She was the daughter of Thomas Brown and sister of James L. Brown of Cranbury Station. A devoted Methodist, she leaves her husband and three sons, Charles of Perth Amboy, Harry and Lewis of New York. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist Church with Rev. F. A. De Maris, Rev. C. F. Garrison, and T. B. Appleger assisting. interment followed at the Second Church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood van Dusen
van Dusen
Thomas Brown
James L. Brown
Cranbury Station
Methodist Church
Charles
Perth Amboy
Harry
Lewis
New York
F. A. de Maris
T. B. Appleger
Hightstown
C. F. Garrison
Cranbury Council Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Speakers
Cranbury Council No. 60 Jr OA M marked its tenth anniversary with about three hundred guests in Odd Fellows Hall. Maurice A. Rogers and Wm H Miers spoke, Perrine read a ten year work summary noting $10,790 in receipts, $31,686 in sick benefits, and $2,250 in funeral benefits, with 65 charter members. The meeting also covered county road plans, treasury actions, and road bond authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury Council
No. 60
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Maurice A. Rogers
Wm. H. Miers
State Council
H. J. Butcher
J. E. Curry
W. F. Perrine
Order
Local officers listed as 106 members at meeting
The minutes name Pant Councilor W. 8. Cole and Isaac Bogart among officers with W. F. Perrine as Recording Secretary and Chas. Harder as Treasurer Elwood Van Dusen. The present junior post officers include Wm. Stein J. E. Van Dusen and W. W. Walker. A cornet solo by J. Harry Goodwin preceded a basement luncheon. Committee in charge were Perrine Butcher and Bogart.
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Pant
W. 8. Cole
Isaac Bogart
W. F. Perrine
J. J. Bradley
Chas. Harder
Elwood van Dusen
Wm. Stein
J. E. van Dusen
W. W. Walker
Isaae Bogart
Ww. B. Cole
W. D. Wilson
John Aler
Inside Sentinel
George Peppler
Outside Sentinel
Bertie Petty
J. Harry Goodwin
H. J. Butcher
Issac Bogart
Fortieth Anniversary of Rev J Addison Henry D D
The Princeton Presbyterian Church on Saunders and Powellton avenues Philadelphia observed the fortieth pastoral anniversary of Rev. J Addison Henry D D. Addresses were given by notable clergy and officials including W N Ashman and J H Munro. Henry was educated at Princeton and served since 1860 as pastor to the church. The celebration included a Sabbath service, a reception for church children, and tributes to his forty years of steady leadership.
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Philadelphia
J. Addison Henry
D. D
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Saunders and Powelton Avenues
West
H. C. Gara
EF. G. Fullerton
Bridgeport
Conn
George A. Paull
Bloomfell
N.J
W. N. Ashman
W. Dana
J. G. Walker
D. J
Samuel M. Studderford
John H. Munro
Edge Hill
Princeton College
Princeton Theological Seminary
West Philadelphia
Presbytery of
Princeton Church
Henry
Fry
W. M. Rice
Cranbury, N. J
James Henry
Symmes C. Henry
College of New Jersey
Omaha
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Board of Home Missions
United Presbyterian Church of Great
Children's Day Wearables Offer Bargains for Little Girls
The store touts ready-to-wear children’s clothing with substantial savings. Prices range from 25c to 5.00 for babies 6 months to 4 years and older children up to 14 years. Swiss lace garments, fine tucking, and Eton style suits headline the selection.
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Normandy
General housework job offered at Cranbury address
Classified fragment lists a girl or middle aged woman for general housework apply to J M Chamberlin Cranbury P O Box 25. Also mentions Measles to Consumption cure claims for Dr Kings New Discovery and Electric Bitters with prices and local druggists. Also references Pennsylvanian Railroad excursion tickets to Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Chamberlin
Cranbury
P.O. Box
W. A. Hines
Manchester
Dr. King
Clayton’s
Penoayl Road
Philadelphia
Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
Jung
Died. Van Dusen At Cranbury New Jersey
Cranbury New Jersey June 1 WW Moriner Van Dusen aged 4 years dies at home due to illness. Funeral arrangements set by family names not fully readable.
Summer Outings by The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Summer and early autumn 1900 feature personally conducted tours to Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St. Lawrence Montreal Quebec Saguenay Au Sable Chasm Lukes Champlain George Saratoga July 21 to August 4 and August 25. Round trip from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington with all expenses 125 dollars. Proportionate rates from other points. Five day tour to Gettysburg Luray and Washington September 14 rates 25 from New York 22 from Philadelphia. Nine day tour to Gettysburg Luray Caverns Natural Bridge Richmond Old Point Comfort and Washington October 9 rate 645 dollars from New York 63 dollars from Philadelphia including all expenses. Proportionate rates from other points. For itineraries and information apply to ticket agents or Geo W Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay
Au Sable Chasm
Lukes Champlain and
George
Saratoga
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Gettysburg
Luray
Luray Caverns
Natural Bridge
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Geo. W. Boyd
Summer Excursion Route Book Publishes Details
On June 1 the Passenger Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad will publish the 1900 Summer Excursion Route Book. It describes principal Eastern resorts, routes, fares, and includes maps and halftone scenery. Available at ticket offices for ten cents or by mail for twenty cents from Broad Street Station.
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The
Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
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the Cranbury Press
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J. R. Woop
Horcnineon
Gen'l
Mary Disbrow
John. Petty
Lena Thompson
Bound Brook
Joseph G. Symmes
Dobbins Waa
Barclay
Princeton
Yale
Charles Applegate
Glassboro
Edmund
F.8. Davis
Carrie Mickle
Point Pleasant
Emma Snow
Robert L. Walker
J.8. van Dyke Jr
University of Pennsylvania
Asbury Park
Hotel Monmouth
A. H. Symmes
Addison Henry
H. €. Symmes
Joseph Symmes
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Jamesbury
J. H. Goodwin
John Hutchinson
Ladies’ Reading Circle
H. C. Symmes
C. H. Thompson
Georgia Nutt
R. van Dusen
M. van Dusen
H. B. van Dusen
L. B. van Duzen
Dayton
U. P.S. C. E. of Dayton Presbyterian Church
Peddie
Church Notes
F. Taylor
M. KE. Church
Kiakens¢ School
Stanley Conover
Nellie Voorhees
Blanche Ervin
Rena Bradley
J. C. Holmes
Margaret van Dusen
Waerras
Margaret. van Dusen
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Christian Temperance
W.c. T.U
State Councilor
Miers
Board of Freeholders
Court House
H.I. Budd
Mercer
New Brunswick
McDowell
Cranbury and
Millstone Road
National Bank
People’s Bank
First National Bank
South Amboy
Serviss
J. Erwin Hillput
Cranbury Road
Inds
Monmouth County
Tallman's Corner
Ranbury
Union Valley
Bennett
Plainsboro
William 8. Steen
Presbyterian Church
Stephen Woodbridge Classical School
Dimity
P. K
H. U. Voorhees
East State Street
Trenton, N. J
P. Dunham & Co
N. J
Maslin
D. C. Lewis
D. B. Cargile
Waashitah
F. T
Mia
Clayton
Clayton's
Philadel
Pula
N. Warren Street
T. N.N. Je
Masonic Temple Muate
German American Insurance Co
GW York
Looooco
Frank A. Brown
Duilding
C.J
Hiezhtstown, WN. J
D. Henry C. Symmes
Aes Black Goods
G. Blauvelt
Suimmeir
Oxfords
Levi Updife
North Broad Street
Fibeld
J. Murphy
Bamb. Oaek
Schumacher
James Harkness
JPAP
WEA
Humphreys & Hope
D. G. Davison
the Mutual Life Insurance
Insurance Department of
State of New York
Incone
United States
Dalldinga
Insurance Department
Charlas
Presser
Robert A. Granniss
Ueborge B. Haymond
Market St
George B. Mershon
Terns
Devismaking Eco
Neransk Sre
McCall Company
York City
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