Cranbury Churches and Post Office Local Notices
The Cranbury Press lists church schedules for First and Second Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, and other congregations with service times and Friday prayer meetings. Middlesex Lodge 99 meets Mondays in the School House, and South Cranbury notes postal mail routes to Philadelphia New York and other points with delivery times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. W. M. Davis
Middlesex Lodge
South Cranbury
Philadelphia
New York
Tang
Roveridates Maguntsaguati
Nay York
Baile
Inoo
Jan Noli Long Beinelt
Qevend Gooke
Sa Maa
Aonev
Isuel
United States
Isocni News Quietly Reports Scribbles and Beat Oddities
A terse note describes a silent throb and a quiet beat beneath a calm surface. It mentions profane language and standards as topics for discussion at the upcoming Sabbath in the Second G church.
Local furniture sale at M Prali residence offers bargains
Auction notices announce a sale of PimelParts and Te Hi suites and other furniture at the residence of M Prali on Thursday May. The event promises a chance to view bargains as a new style is introduced with a 98 foot frontage and 5 foot walk, expected by May first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesburg
Shipman
Beaver Falls
Ponsylvania
Local notices and community events mix with a concert and repairs
The article notes a religious sermon in Philadelphia and a school event with a prize shooting at Cranbury Station. It mentions a Universalist church concert in Cranbury with Miss Lovise White and Miss Marie Sovenon praised for singing. It also reports a state lease enlargement bill moving to its second reading and a publisher’s errand boy anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Miss Lovise
Savoy CeIn
Saha
Marie Sovenon
Oman
Mr Din Vaste
Steven Poy
Wichtstowne
En Norton
W.norton
New Jersey
Racehorse mishap and social visit mark Pennington night
A buggy owned by James Everett of Cheversville overturned near Pennington after a frightened scramble with two companions. The horse and riders escaped injury while the wreck drew a warm welcome later at the Barclay home where guests gathered for a social repast. A separate report notes a collision between two coal trains near Phunsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Everett
Che Hsville
Pennington
Tollgate
Wil
Everett
Isime
Phunsboro
Plainsboro
Monroe Townsup election roles and town meeting notes
A fragmentary list shows positions like Inspector of Election A J Stults, Clerk, Overseer of the Roads, Surveyors, Justice of the Peace, and various town officials for Monroe Township along with references to the next town meeting at Monroe Hotel and the April Middlesex County Court panel. It includes scattered names, roles, and a note on finances and a town meeting agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey
Monroe Hotel
That Concert and the Critics Echo in Dawn Whispers
A fragmented diary style passage rails at comedy sounds and grammar while recalling concerts and an entrance scene at a venue. It mentions critics, annual performances, and debate over admission fees, noting Meade’s power and public reactions to an art event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eniron
Champions
Éauser
Ester Street
Dore
Local Furnishings and Supplies Advertised by A. S. Cole & Son
Notices advertise a wide selection of furniture and house goods from A. S. Cole & Son with coal from Grover and Chamberlin and dry lumber from Dey Beekman and Chamberlin. Other items include gloves, blankets, eye glasses, window hardware, wind mills, a two seat carriage for sale, and multiple references to local merchants Goodwin’s Bergen Hightstown and Applegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey Beekman, & Chamberlin
Hightstown
Grover& Chamberlin
Goodwin's
Dey
Beekman & Chamougrlin's
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
Tlocat Directory
Pirst
Presbyterian Church
J.G. Symmes
Pat Pinget
Second Presbyterian Church
Jos. S. van Dyke
P. Wises
M.sanday- Oo
Mt. Piayer
Episcopal Clare
Ney. W. Woodward
da. M
Eens
Boutorn
Apollo Lodge
Lyme
Howell
Tom Davis
Wareley
Pol Ulv
Wax Nay
York Astrolley Wag
Andi
la Sunliyel
Cosry
Iniead Wie
Lens
Dayton
Ftlews
Isocni News
Crapbury
J. Blingham
Cranbury Station
Jd. A. Kingham
Willard Mea Eroli
Nea
Brongwick
William Vandazen
John Thompson
Thor Acres Alga
Saracens
Lytton
Apra Fleep
Mr. I
Barclay
Monroe Townsup
A. J. Stults
John Covert
Rownstop
CL Il
Edwards
Chas, Parr
Geo E. Gurdon, DL
Hoffman
Calheter
Pownall
B.choskna
C. Be Stults
Abelway
Joan A
Mount
Allison E.wby
John Garrad
W.H Hofeman
Justice of the Peara
Jacob Wyckoff
Emount Davison
Tos. Kevrs
Marrvarg
L.K Carwan
Peerrne
Ricuaipoy
Ws. Panuisi
L. Penney
Eiserep Elit
Petit: Jerr
Middlesea County Court
Mug’ J Bradley
Richard Mylchrist
Walter Flynn
Joly Metzrath
Charles Conver
Conrad Willams
Janes F. Lyons
Mathewtown
Juin V. C. Meyer
John F. Moore
Newell Stryker
Samuel Witherpson
Panick Houghton
Chiles Garlidf
James Price
John Monaghan
Robert Stewart
Garret Kinner
Cornelius Buekelew
Garretti DeHart
North Brunswick
John W. Williamson
East Brunwick
Cornelis J. Blew
Jonathan I. Peterson
South Brunswick
Henry E Uestenny
Abeam Nelson
Jeremia Ten Eyck
Israel Stour
Samuel Johnson
Reritan
W. Acken
Erastus B. Mundy
Perth Ambony
John Roark
John J. Ditcho
William R. Stacy
South Amboy
William Mennich
William Dixon
Wandividge
Mathias Vanderveer
Ezra M. Brewster
Robert Humphreys
John W. Bowden
Madison
Peter R. Mount
Henry Preston
Ephraim Ruse
Mooron
Isaac V. Tue
Sayreville
Wiliam Albert
Edwin Forest
Booth
McCulough
Harry Goodwine
Thrief
Stumbiin
Ian
Evtron
Gino
China
America
Chinee
Auieric
Bucklen
Cole & Son
Yay Ere & Chamberlin’s
Goldy
Peter
Bergen
Goodwins
W.S. Applegate
St. G. Grover
Edge
Buck Mountain
Connard-Coopela
M. E. Parsonage March
Ard
E. W. Woodward
John Canngrm
Lofk East Windsor
Annie Coopar
Stulets
Cranbury Marehath
Margaret
Lewis D. Stuts
Griggs
Scotts Corner
Marchath
Richard Giiges
Lucas
Granbury
Thomas
Smith
Cranary
Starci
Cynthia South
Wilfred J. L.grover
A. W
Lemuel Stults
Cranbury, N.J
Thenmrats
A. French
J.mathier
Elizabeth Prall
W. Stonaker
Craxbury, N. J
T. S. Everett
I. S. Everett
Cranbury, N.wj
East State St
Trenton, N. J
Clark's
Cranbury, N.3
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