Social and church life in Cranbury 1910
Cranbury News recounts social club gatherings illness updates and visits from Trenton to nearby towns. Mrs Amanda Chamberlin dies at 62 leaving daughter Elva. funeral at First Presbyterian Church with local ministers. community groups plan lectures and initiations. wedding of Julia Vanderhoef and William Dey noted along with local notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Pullen
Spotswood
Amanda Chamberlin
Jones Chamberlin
Elva Chamberlin
Edgar Everitt
Cranbury Neck
Harvey Everitt
Parsaic
Bion
J. E. Curry
Saehpue
Adolos Allen
Charles Everitt
Belmar
Chamberlin
God
Wilhem Vanderhoef
Rhede Hall
Julia Bergen Vanderhoef
William R. Dey
Blythe Dey
J. McClevaghan
Jamesburg
Miss Clayton
Ville
H. D. Vandenburg
Hilda Dey
Bessie Clayton
Grand Entertainments at Cranbury by Crescent Orchestra
Cranbury hosts a high class benefit concert on Wednesday March 16 at 8 o clock for the Second Presbyterian Sunday School. Featuring Emma Page soprano Ralph Newton violinist Tebetamearen cornetist Finkelstemm celloist J W Avram and elocutionist Mira Maury A Johnston with Crescent Orchestra led by Warren Johnson as accompanist. Tickets 25 cents, reserved 10 cents, on sale at First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Crescent Orchestra
Second Presbyterian Sunday School
Emma Page
I'renton
Third Presbyterian Church
Trenton
E.W. Dunham
Marcus Farr
Ralph Newton
Stretch
Newton
Tebetamearen Cone
Finkelstemm
J. W. Avram
New York City
Avram
Mira Maury
A. Johnston
Miss Johnston
Second Presbyterian Church
Second’ Presbyterian
First National Bank
Charles C. Groves
March issue highlights fashion and home arts in Women’s Home Companion
The March number offers spring fashion guidance and broad topics from French tastes to etched metal work and home building. It features actresses and opera singers in photos led by Ethel Barrymore, plus articles on hypnotism, The Ladies of Lilac Lane, and serials like The House of Healing. Local notes list visits, illnesses, and community events, including house progress on North Main Street and a death in Moorestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Hoace Companion
Mothara
Ethel Barry
H. Addington Brace
Marion Harland
Lilangoon
Myra Kelly
Fannie Heaslip Len
James Oppenheim
Mary Heaton
Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Peter Ellis de Cou
Broad Street Park
Trenton
Allen de Cou
Moorestown
du Cou
Erection of New Public School Building Urged
Rev G H Ashe Worth appeals for a modern public school building at the Universalist Church in Hightstown. The Board of Education, led by Walter C Black, pushes plans to enlarge capacity, appoints committees, and may begin work this summer. Proposals include athletic grounds and tree planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown
G. H. Asher Worth
Universalist Church
Board of Education
Plang
Plon
Walter C. Black
Black
Farm sale notices spanning March dates in New Jersey towns
A series of public sale notices list buyers and dates from March 7 to March 28. Properties include stock, farm implements, household goods, buggies, carriages, wagons, harness, and horses at various premises near Half Acre, Windsor, Hightstown, Princeton Junction, Edinburg, Franklin Park, Rhode Hall, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allizon B
Half Acre
Asion Valley
Joseph Moore
Windsor
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown
Mra
W. J. Stout
Princeton Junction
Emerson Pullen
Princeton
Albert Grove
W. James Tindall
Edinburg
John M. Dey
Hig
Rhode Hail
John H. Mesrell
Phillips Wall
Franklin Park
Harvey Wyckoff
Charles Wyckoff
Wyckoff Bros
Columbia Farm
Leroy, Oliver and
Syracuse
Oliver
Nise
SHERIFFS SALE IN CHANCERY NEW JERSEY CRANBURY LAND AUCTION
In a chancery sale in Middlesex County New Jersey John Silvers as complainant versus VanDusen and others the sheriff will publically vend on Wednesday March sixteenth nineteen hundred to at two o’clock in the afternoon at the sheriff's office New Brunswick the parcel of land and premises in Cranbury Township bounded and described by metes and bounds beginning on the easterly side of the Bentontown and South Amboy Turnpike Road with further bearings and distances, together with all improvements enhancements and appurtenances to satisfy the mortgage and costs of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
John
John VanDusen
Maria
New Brunswick
New Jer Uy
Cranbury
Middlesex
Sute
Bentontown
South Amboy
Joseph Motheras
Ezekiel Sliverks
William J. Quackenbose, Sherff
Tailored Women Suits In Trenton For Ten Fifty
In Trenton New Jersey a sale offers tailored suits for women and misses at 10.50 with popular shepherd checks and imported materials selling at a dollar to a dollar twenty five per yard. Semi fitting jackets with shawl collars, silk inlay, manish pockets and satin lining accompany full plaited skirts. A strong value claim notes savings of four to five dollars versus typical prices.
New Spring Hair Lined Worsted Suits for Women
A vivid ad notes women and misses can buy new spring hair lined worsted suits at 9.75 with black, navy, gray colors. Sizes include 32 inch coats with mannish tailored jackets satin lining notched collars and vestees of white pique. The suit features 12 gore skirts with cluster paits at each gore and is advertised as surprisingly affordable given tailoring and material costs.
Women's Suits at 12 50 in Spring Styles
A local retailer slashes price on Prunellas and English diagonal women’s suits from $20 to $12.50. The sale features half a dozen distinct styles in ribbon stripes and diagonal weaves, aimed at quick disposal this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maker
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the Cranbury Press
Mrs
Charles Hofman
Bergen
Symmas
Fannie van Dervear
Corona Club
Harry Heath
Hy Perrine
Maude B. Rue
Frank S Perrine
Phoenixville
H. Perrine
H. J. Butcher
Nean
J. E Bennett
Misa Bessie Perrine
Cohen
Harry Moore
Apent
Thos
D. Bro
Frank & Davis Ir
Orange
Mr. Plant
Clarence Perrine
Sara Perrine
Nell Britton
Town
Stevie A Korreseas
Lee
Hamilton Square
Ella Stalls
Miss Geltung
Asbury Park
I. D. Mershon
Joseph Dey
St. Francis Hospital
Joby Dorrance
Biss Rhoda Dorrance
Mise Holleno Hazard
Tightstown
J. Bergen
Mr. and
Mra C. B
Baker Ars
Cranbury Water Company
Morea
J. S. Silvers Farm
Isaac
Everett
Col. Bain
Geo. WY. Bain
W. CG
First Presbyterian Church
Peppler
N. J
W. GC
T. U
Vs. Bergen
Emma Bourne
W. Cg.t. UU
Mandolin Club
Missionary Societies
Foreign Mission Society
First Presbyterian Chapel
China
Mix
G. W. Burroughs
Missionary Societies of the
GK. Society
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Ais Cataldna Pendleton
Jender
William Berrien
Wiliam Berrien
St. Francis Hoggital
Mr. Berrien
J. Murphy
South Granbury
Brainerd Cemetery
Cranbury Council
Jr. O. U
Goodwill Council
Holy Land
Jaffe
Bethlehem
Bethany
Jerusalem
Dey—Vanderhoef
Ita
Davison
Sy Aime
Curry
Hellman
Henry van Dyke
Danham & Co
Tadies
Vico
George H. Tice
Perth Amboy
Mr.Lice
J. M. Voorhees’ & Bro
Mercer County
Pomona Grange
Grange
Allentown
Gaunt
Phoebe Hutchingen
Wm. M. Cox
Allentown Grange
Wednessany
Womn's Home Companion
Dayton
John Calver
New York
John Turner
Lancaster
Manro
Virgina Farr
H. Kt
Bessie Hubbard
Julia Voorhees
JG. Devizer
Highland Park
W. 5
Grover
Mee
Estelle Vanderveer
Mandiquan
Paul Matzke
Henrietta
Sue Osborn
Brooklyn
Joseph Okerson
Chatman
Florence Reynolds
Jullia Voorhees
Dr. Wright
Menton
Dre
Mrs. A. Burnett
Elizabeth
W. EL Groves
Besse Hubbard
Elizabeth Keleh
South River
Mre
A. C. Beekman
Wesley Applegate
Ocean Grove
Albert Hopkins
Pennsylvania Railroad
Smith Farm
Harry Jamison
Enos Jemison
Warren Hall
Matthew Laoving
George—Stringer
North Main Street
G. H. Ashworth
George W. Huntef Imlay
Ann Walton
Long Branch
Amos Dey
Lawrence Station
George C. Norris
Court House
Bis
William Tabler
Augustus Curtis
Lloyd W. Cottrell
Railroad Avenue
Henry Cham
Heilin
Miami, Florida
Robert Lanning
Broad Street
New School
Joseph Hutton
Atéck
Silvera
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SHERIFE’S_SALE
A. ¥. Dawes
Shng
Plainsboro
Ersons
Marning
Elwoop Groves
Apollo Lodge
No. 165
Abm
Mar
Barclay
W. MM
S. P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
Vle
Fred'k W. Donnelly
Arly
S-P-Dunham & Co
Wyckofe Bros
Hichtstown, N. J
Mhia
Reliot
Sargent
Mada
R. A. Donnelly
South Broad Street
Cranbury Press Office
Dobbins
State Street
Hatter
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