Cranbury Press June 9 1922 Social Notes and Notices
Charles Butcher visits from New York. many local guests and travelers noted. Church services announce Children’s Day. Miss Freida Schnell takes Marlborough Hotel job in Asbury Park. Subscriptions and local meetings listed. Women’s Temperance Union to meet June 14 with Health Life asset theme. Fisherman Kil advertises fresh ocean fish weekly. A domestic quarrel anecdote closes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Butcher
New York
H. J. Butcher
M. E
Freida Schnell
Asbury Park
Marlborough Hotel
Class Honors Miss Scudder At Cranbury Inn
The Cranbury Inn hosted the graduation closing with the Board of Education and guests. The graduating class presented Miss Laura Scudder a handsome mahogany clock, and light refreshments followed.
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Cranbury Inn
Board of Education
Laura Scudder
Fire Alarm Sparks Faulty Wire At Cranbury Neck
Early Wednesday morning the fire whistle awakened residents as a short circuit in a wire caused the alarm. The Cranbury Fire Company responded to a 2:30 PM call to M. Koerner's home on Cranbury Neck road. Fire damaged the second and top floors, but saved the first floor.
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Cranbury
Cranbury Press Public Notices and Harvest Home Dates
Cranbury residents are reminded subscriptions may be made at the Cranbury Press office. Coming events list harvest homes for Dayton August 2 Kingston M E July 26 and Pioneer Grange July 18 in Dayton. An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Liniment as relief for muscular rheumatism aiding sleep and rest.
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Ella Stults
M. A. Rue
J. E. Curry
J. D. Chamberlin
Monmouth Presbytery
Riverton
Albert Grover
Henry Conover
F. Schweitzer
Highbridge
John Stonaker
Bruce Gordon
Newark
Frederick Schweitzer
John Brooks
Narberth
Dayton Harvest Home
Kingston M. E. Harvest Home
Pioneer ‘Grange Harvest Home
Dayton
Chamberlain
For Sale Items From Cranbury Area Classifieds
June notices list several sale items including one team of large horses suitable for draying or farming, two-wheeled farm wagon, about 4000 bricks never laid, plus violin instruction and poultry farming services. Contact J. 8 Drivers & Bro. Cranbury NJ and John J. Oehler Cranbury NJ for details and payment terms.
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Drivers & Bro. Company
Cranbury, N. J
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Charles Huff
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Laura Biller
Kate Biller
Walter Biller
Quinsy
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Theresa Herbert
Burlington
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Brooklyn
Henry Brown
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John Pullen
Mary Pullen
Lucinda Johnson
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Mount Zion Church
George Ward
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V. Co. T. VU
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
D. J. Wilson
Hightstown
Kilcoming
Miss Scudder
NEW York Times
Cranbury Press
N. J
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W. EH. Grove
J. W. Pullen
Charles Jones
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Saray H. Martin
John J. Oehler
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C. H. Chandler
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the Sun Optical CO
F. C. Leaming, Pres
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S. P. Dunham & CO
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