Local notices from Cranbury and surrounding towns
Dr Edward Reed of Key Port visited relatives in Cranbury and appears well in his practice. W D Wear of Hightstown offers a new stock of wallpaper. Hoagland Howell shoe store at 39 Church Street New York featured. Lewis D Stults has sold his home to S J Bergen and bought the John Fisher Appleget property on Railroad Avenue. improvements expected due to Stults known good taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reed
Key Port
Cranbury
W. D. Wear
Hightstown
St. the
Hoagland
Howell
Church Street
New Y
Clark’s Cove
Lemuel Stults
Lewis D. Stults
S.J. Bergen
John Fisher Appleget
RailRoad Avenue
Stults
Dayton
C. & N. B. Turnpike
Cranbury Station
Carrie Lanning
Samuel A. Grove
Kingston
N. J
Wallace
Jennie’ Grove
Johm
Bayhead
N.J
Cornelius Stults
Long Branch
W. A. Grove
Webs Bastedo
Jonnie
Albert Grove
Princeton
Harkness
Cora Linning
D. G. Rowland
Englishtown
John Snedeker
Mr. Grove
Quackenbush
Mattawan
Rhode Hall
Pot
Profesor Quackinbush
Harry Walling
Reus Cartan
Matawan
Walling
Cartan
Thegginging School
Commercial Avenue
New Brunswick
Denmeats
Samuel Denmead
Prothere
John Denmead
Cornelian
Robert Denmead
John
Denmeads
Samuel
Rice
Willhned
Cinima
Peter R. Bergen
John GC
Lucas
Abram Voorhees
Lownehiperk
John Davis
Ysor
J. Chamberlin
D. W. Hoagland
Isaiah D. Barclay
A. J. Wickett
Alexander Mason
Commissioners of Appeal
William H. Petty
George B. Riggs
Aaron Bennett
Surveyors of Highways
Forman J. Dan
Jerome Biz Gravatt
Suetonelinle
Cee
Sainder Bennett
James Hark- Tess
Lewis Perrine
Wu. E- Berger Sr
Chamberlin’s Hall
A.J. Wicolf
Hanan
Hoagland & Howell
Church St
National Bank
Canton
Multiple Local Incidents Include Train Crash Aftermath and Bank Notice
Jeremiah Brandt witnesses a recent railroad accident at New Sharon then returns home overcast by domestic turmoil and a suicide gesture by his wife. A runaway horse near Cranbury disrupts traffic, causing minor damage. The Cranbury First National Bank reports strong finances under President Silvers and Cashier Applegat. Mrs. Catherine A Mershon, aged widow, is buried at First Church as mourners recall a long married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Brandt
Hightstown
New Sharon
Fonda
Brandt
Sis
J. S. Silvers
Charles Applegat
First National Bank of Cranbury
Iiser
Mia
Catherine A
William Mershon
Mr. Mershon
Thal
Symmes
A. 4. Armstrong
Dutch Neck
Socials and charity in the First Presbyterian church group
The Young Ladies and Society of the First Presbyterian Church hosted a large gathering at Mr. P. R. Bergen's residence with music tableaux games and refreshments. Funds raised support Park College projects and a bedroom furnished by the group for Parkville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
P. R. Bergen
Society Ls
Park College
Parkville
Young Ladies Aid Society
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the Cranbury Press
H. B. Zimmerman
Snch
Willian Vounderhat
Voorhees & van Wickle
Peter Parring
Thomas Mount
Trenton Turnpike
Union Valley
M. E. Church
Rettarho—Nisiavith
Cariie Everett
Piscataway
Henry
Garrison
Fort Brunswick
Neon S. Williamson
Suayerville
Charles
F. Rose
South Brunswick
Wim. Oberman
Monroe
Thos
BE. Perrine
Woodbridge
Martin Wolf
John Wolf
Busiiess
Wilthy
Young Wolf
Wim
Baker’s
Jamesburg
Young Men’s Christian Association of
A. M. Perrine
Yes
J. 8. Silvers
Shaton
Pemberton
Hightstowh
Sharon
Alfred A. Perrine
Wilson
Rogers
Samuel A. Oliver
Aaron Reynolds
Perrime
Perrine
Burdentown
Sain Jones
Boston
New York
Bartholdi
Washington
France
Moorestown
D. Maurice Haines
James L. Moore
Plaintff
Keyport
Union
E. M. Phillips
Hopewell Hotel
Orroaco
Gridtell
Joseph Alexander
Morristown
Erst
Peace St
Clark's. Cove
Dobbins
Eh EE Fae Ay
Fhe Hatter
East State Street
Trenton,n. J
Cook & Jaques
State Street
Trenton, N. J
Mason & Allen
Newmarkets
Mason.& Allen
Berghn
Trenton
Nid
Paragon
Enlico
Scudder & Dunham
North-Greene