Local society notes from Cranbury and surrounding towns
Miss Mildred Johns of Hightstown visits Mr J ei Conover and Mr John Gurlick of Princeton University returns home. Funeral held for Mrs Applegate. Dr J P Johnson elected president of Central Homeopathic Association. Road work planned between Cranbury and Cranbury Station. new Jamesburg Reform School chapel dedicated. Parish notes and local marriages commemorated with gifts to Rev J A Matheson and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Johnson
Hightstown
Trenton
Central Homeopathic Association
Cranbury
Freeholders
Tappen
Dougherty
Budd
Black Horse
New Brunswick
Annie van Pelt
Stilwell
Union Valley
I. ‘Taylor
Taylor
A. S. Cole & Son
Pleasant Day of Religious Services and Baptisms
A clear cool Sunday inspired worship across local churches with extensive decorations and music. Presbyterian and Methodist services highlighted children with baptisms, catechism recitations, Bible gifts, diplomas, and interpretive readings, led by Rev. J. E. Curry and Rev. C. F. Taylor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of God
Ida Stults
Reba Vreeland
Harry Scott
Albert Grover
George Davison
Katie Duncan
J. E. Curry
Christ
Versatile Detectives and Unusual Client Tales
A Chicago detective discusses private office work and daily reports, recounting cases of a New York encounter with a stranger seeking a handsome man and a Philadelphia case where a son’s theft was uncovered. He recalls superstition-driven gambles and a humpback mascot episode ending in bank ruin and a clawed lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York City
New York
Hin
Hit
Avedune
Germantown
Philadelphia
Bim
Europe
Monte Carlo
London
Nice
Routette
Oman
Balla
Luis
St. Lonly
Post Dispatch
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promises Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement claims the pills cure sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and strengthening nerves. It promises a quick turnaround and overall health boost, selling for 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured. Distributed by N F Clayton Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
N.F. Clayton Druggist
Mme Patti Pillar of Melody Loyally Honored in Modern Age
The piece lauds Mme Patti for a divine voice and a new personal happiness after three marriages. It argues marriage is misrepresented as a cage and praises Patti’s view of love, while contrasting public cynics. It then shifts to social reform, juror duties, and the moral impact of impartial justice in criminal trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Patti
Georgia
Punch
Mme. Datti
Hymen
Pigeons Star In Ferry Sea Eagle Chase
A 9 30 Oakland to Piedmont ferry witnessed a race between a sea eagle and a carrier pigeon. Duke of Richmond, a five year old homing pigeon, flew to the Piedmont deck and was captured unharmed after the sea eagle pursued to within ten feet of the rail. Pigeon keeper P H Schlotzhauer of Alameda protected the bird and believes it has experience with hawks. The encounter included chatter about a printer champion and college claims amid unrelated notes on soporific laws and corncob pipe production in Missouri and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Oakland
San Francisco Chronicle
Goat Island
P. H. Schietzhauer
Alameda
Homer Duke
Richmond
Duke of Richmond
Schlotzhauer
White wrappers suit afternoon wear preferences
The text praises white wrappers for their dainty air and good taste. They are favored by some as an option when colored attire is not desired and are described as pretty enough for afternoon wear.
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the Cranbury Press
Mrs
Raymond Stillwell
Princeton
John Gurlick
Prin Princeton University
Ani Mra
Abram Snow
Springfield, Mass
Emma Snow
Grace Perrine
Edna Wyckoff
Hights
Town
Miss Osborne
George Thomas
Wm. Mount
Brooklyn
Clifford Conover
Bowers
Lawrenceville
Cranbury Township
Abram van Deventer
Mrs. van Deventer
R. Bradley
Lydia Riggs
Jos. P. Dey
Vincent P. Dey
J. Harry Goodwin
Peddie
Misa Lotta Gooilwin
Cromo
Craighton
Cline
Arid
Swammer
First Church
Mr. D. Bergen
T. 8. Long
Dayton
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Mr. Curry
Reform School
Jamesburg
Davis
Peddie Institute
Goodwin
Widdemer
Asbury Park
Howard T.widdemer
Widdenger
Jamesburg Reform School
Otterton
Manalapan
Paris Green
George F. Applegate
Warren
Frenton
Walto Perrine
Vernon Farr
David Lewis
Farr Chamberlin
Myra Ridgeway
Edith Phares
Edward Petty
Ellsworth
Applegate
C. F. Taylor
Emma Mershon
Florence Perrine
Sadie Rover
Marie Groves
Clara Bergen
Russell Silvers
Methodist Church
Sadie Applegate
Emma Everingham
Grant Stahl
Florence Reynolds
Leonora Reynolds
Rose Snow
Nellie Clayton
Addie Everingham
Chester Snow
Herbert Mulford
F. A. DeMarw
Tommy
Paw
Voice of the People
The
Voice of God
Mr. Fige
Theo
Ada B E. Hart
Groton
N. F. Clayton
Pattia Happy Brample
Sone
Cleriestus
Ottom
Joseph
Catherine
Jehovah Cap Aing
Ieason
Count of
Ceylon
Chkeago Reeve
Hesein
Clevelad
Trent Dietmner
Prince of Wales
Austria
Turkey
George
Missouri
Indiana
Brightwo
Éoy
A. T. Morris
Cincinnati
O. Hlust
Socia
Givens
Craig & Son
Apollo Lodge
No 156
James O'Neill
W. MM
Mena Cotta Piper, D. C. Lewis
PD van Derveer
May A. Hagen
County of
Middlesex
Marya
Hageman Ta
George D, Vian Deryaar
Jas BH. Goodwin'a Grovery
WM. Thompson
Freehold
American Hotel
Lena Thompson
APOE
Mae
Uhey
Dorby
Madras
Ste
Sue
Dave Walre
Wat
H. W. Voorhees
East State Street
Trenton, N. J
Ss. P. Dunham & Co
India
Star & Crescent
Axminster
Henry C. Symmes
N. J
Orrice Houns
German American Insurance Co., OF
Af Auonent O of American
Ates -Reasona
Silane A Gront Ptly Adjuste
Frank A. Brown
Cranbury, N. J
A. Perdont
A. Rte
Cranboury, N.J
D. G. Davison
National Insurance
National
White Mountain
C. CG. Blauvelt’s
Sumner
Housekeeping
the Household Magazine
Cranbury Press
George D
Chamberl Alin
Scrimbold
Mass
J. Murphy
Porter House
Perlb
Sean Seaeee
WW. D. Wear
Pub
Ancy
McCall Co
West 14Th St
the Mutual Life Insurance
United States
Curlilen
Corec
Tata A Prasia
Robert A. Granniss
Wattre KR
Gita Thav
Leov Te Bret Hin Gkomwitt
Emons McClinrouk
George B. Raymond
Market Street
Newark, N. J
Geo
Mershon
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