First and Second Churches Busy with Services and Notices
Cranbury and nearby towns publish a flurry of church schedules including First Church sermons on Pauls advice to Timothy and safety in the masters presence, Methodist Children’s Day events, and public talks by Rev. J. L. Boe. Also reported are farm auctions, school events, and harvest announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanpata Soroor
Pauls
Timothy
Cuemtian Enpgavor
E. Curry
Becond
Banpatn Somoor
Phal
Ruth Whitaker
Methodist Church
Paul
Methodist Episcope
Cranbury
J. L. Bie
New Brunnewick
M.E Church
Aolte
Pierron
Conover
J. E. Curry
Munn
Conoven
Rhode
Tohn
ConNnetive Presson
Jamesburg
Christ's Everlasting Presence Guides Faithful Mission
Rev. C F Taylor preached on Matthew 28 20 asserting Christ’s final promise to be with disciples always to the end of the world. He urged trust in divine companionship amid trials and persecution and spoke of Christ’s presence as a source of courage for believers on life’s difficult journey toward the promised land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FP. Taylor
Christ
Major Hilton Evangelist and Civic Appeal Sparks Local Efforts
The report notes Major Hilton speaking Wednesday July 16 at 8:80 and 7:45 in local churches. It praises his magnetic presence and urges residents, especially women and hospital volunteers, to support home canned fruit and jelly canning for the Presbyterian Hospital of Philadelphia. It outlines Peddie School events from June 11 to 16 including Mu Alpha meetings, sermons, declamation contests, class day, and commencement activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Laptore
Second Presbyterian Church
Hilton
Iis
Baver
Alin
Peddie
Mu Alpha Literary Society
J. B. Perry
Christian Associations
John B. L'Hommedien
Newark
Peddle Grove
Santor
Ma Apha ‘Literary Society
Alumor
Wayland Hoyt
D D
Philadelphia
Appedicitis Operation On Mr William Bennett
Last Saturday morning Dr F M Donohue of New Brunswick assisted by Dr Franklin of Hightstown and Dr Holmes of Cranbury performed an emergency appendectomy on Mr William Bennett. The appendix was adherent to the omentum and part of the omentum was removed. The operation occurred on the third day after the attack and without it he would not have survived another day. The community is urged to recognize the necessity of early surgery in such cases and that best medical care was provided by Mino Huntly of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bennett
F. M Donohue
New Brunswick
Dre. Franklin
Hightstown
Holmes
Cranbury
Iinens
Mino Huntly
Philadelphia
Theo
Preeo
Bennett
Iuot
Thio
Phoenixville Band Celebrates 60th Anniversary
Mr J H Goodwin and son Harry visited Phoenixville to mark the 60th anniversary of the Phoenixville Military Band. A parade led to Reeves Park with speeches by W. H. Gilkyson and editor J K Robarta, followed by a banquet at Masonic Hall and performances by 27 musicians in new uniforms. The event highlighted the band’s history of leadership, scholarships, and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Goodwin
Harry
Phoenixville
Friente
Wuste
Reeves Park
W. H. Gilkyson
J. K. Robarta
James FP. Griffin
L. B. Vanderslice
Jon G. Moses
B. Vanderslice
Tme
Masonic Hall
Texder
LL. B. Vandershov
Alderney cow Nethe raised by Cranbury farmer
Nethe the Alderney cow now owned by Beakwan Perrine was raised by W. H. Johnson of Cranbury. The sire Ingowae was imported by John B. Clark of New Brunswick in 1890. The dam Panay was owned by Johnson on the Hightstown farm. Nellie is 5 years 8 months old and yielded 84 percent butter fat in May at the creamery. Feed at that time was one quart chopped oats and bran plus one pint corn meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderney
Beakwan Perrine
W. H. Johnson
Cranbury
Ingowae
John B. Clark
New Brunswick
N. J
Panay
Hight Town
Nellie
Veterans Meet in Cranbury honor Guntown battle
A large gathering of Veterans from the Second Regiment of New Jersey Cavalry and friends met in Cranbury to mark the Battle of Guntown. About 150 dined at Odd Fellows Hall as speeches followed the welcome by D. W. Clayton and responses by Judge Jeroloman, with Rev. Clas F. Taylor urging lasting loyalty to liberty and union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Regiment
New Jersey
Cavaley
Cranbury
Guntown
Odd Fellows Hall
American Mechanica
D. W. Clayton
Jeroloman
Veteran Association
Clas
F. Taylor
Notatian
Imany
Yoong Nen
Taylor
Robert Barnard
the Nations Guards
Electric Bitterns and Wash Machines Promote Health and Ease
A period ad extols Electric Bittern as a pure vegetable nerve tonic for the stomach liver and kidneys with claimed blood purification and appetite restoration. It notes bottles priced 1.60 and 2.00 at N F Clayton's Drug Store and promotes Johnnyon's Favorite Wash Machines with Lehigh coal sold at Tug Cramery Coat Co Prospect Plain yard for low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Clayton’s
Tug Cramery Coat Co
Conesases
Lehigh
Prospect Plaine
Blauvelt's Store Prepares for Season Trade
Pre season preparations emphasize extensive goods ranges and front ranking pricing. Millinery department displays trimmed and untrimmed hats with ribbons flowers feathers and laces. Black goods offer nearly 50 styles and weaves from 17c per yard with 10 percent savings on purchases.
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Our Village
Dr. Straey
Brooklyn
Dr. and
Nira
J. J. Whitaker
Broach
Cranbury Last
Eugene Mortis
Helmette
Mame Galick
John Galick
Mire, Silkworth
Long Branch
Iast
John Wyckoff
Red Bank
Ezekiel Barclay
Bergen & Rue
Miss Grant
Kingston
Richard Hagerty
Michael Stohl
Laura Resnolte
Reuben Reynolda
Pleasant Hill
Nevers
Threaron
High'stown
Goodvile
Bad Fos Beer
Dan Wrights
Medora
Alcanfancy
Ina
Mr. Corry
Eermon
Schoos
Cranbury Township
H. B. Willis
Mary Ann Ely
Richard McDowell
Darian
Daytone
Peter F Perrine
Bergen’s Mills
Perrineville
Geo. A. Hilton
Jane
Henry
Cranbury Faod
Henry O. Symmes
Jobnyon
Elwood VanDosen
Rudy
Johnson’s Royal Coffee
Johnson's
Backlen
Arnica Balve
N. F. Clayton
Leggett
Paris
Jobeson
Jobnson
Prospect Plains
Johnson
R. B. Greeve
Chilhowie
Dr. Kings
Saleesa Johnson
Hoffman
Mergin
First Goar
Alfred Poate
Goodwin's
Johnaoon
Siarried
Lewis
Dayton
Thomas J. Lew
Karoo Lodge
No. 150
Joan D. Cramprauis
W. M
H. Johnson
H. Perrine
JoyAbon
William Stonaten
J. Mather
D. O. Lewis
Main St
F. A. Brown
Cranbury, N. J
Fao
D C. Bowne
J. L. Whitaker
Catmarine Sreoie
Middlesex
Sald Catharine Sigure
J.L. Whitaker
The
Trenton
Rice Clothing
Broad &J
Trenton, BR. J
Winkler
7Th Regiment
Lappet Mall
EL. K. Voorhees
Drond Ot
East State Street
Hotel Windsor Building
Baumgartner
E. State St
Windsor Hotel
LION
Anteed
Soixe
syMues
Oveice Hovns
Onamavnr
M.kee
P.M
Cranbury Station
A. Perdont
Main Street
Higheatown
Dr. I. Hi, Dawes
Hicktstown
K. A. Brown
Commission
Reade Street
New York
Irving National Bant
Tam
Edward Schaffer
J. Murphy
Porter House
Parlb
Bro
Cranbury, NJ
Clayton
Clayton, the Cruegist
Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
G. G. Blauvelt
Yard’s
Our Underwear
Farrell's
Farrell
N. Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
Dunham
North Broad
ThenTon
Smyrna
London
R. A. Tusting
Asbury Park, Ai
A. L. Mundy
Cathers
Dayard St
Row
D. Perrine
Cranbury, JI. J
U. S
Yeas Tre
Washington
Paweuees
C.a.snow &Co
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