Local Notables and Events Highlight Cranbury Week
Miss Annie Sutton of Newark visits Cranbury relatives Easter plans include Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Petty. Stanley Conover leaves for Williamsport to sell lumber. Numerous town residents welcome guests from Trenton Philadelphia and Princeton as Easter events and church programs unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Sutton
Newark
Robert Sutton
David Petty
Philadelphia
Disbrow
Bergen
Stanley Conover
Williamsport
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
New York State
Charles Petty
Cranbury
Robert Spaulding
Trenton
Maude B. Rue
R. L McDowell
Pine Bluff
N.C
Peter Barclay
John H. Barclay
Franklin Park
Matthew Suydam
Gee
B. Mershon
Emms Mershon
Census Enumerators and county church meeting notes
Middlesex county lists appoints for census enumerators including Cranbury Prospect Plains and Monmouth Junction. Middlesex Sunday School Association executive met in New Brunswick to plan institutes in Perth Amboy and New Brunswick and to elect Irene Mason as county missionary superintendent. Funeral notices for Laura Rowland Sinclair and others, plus Jamesburg and Lawrenceville deaths, are reported with brief details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Johur G. Bergen
Cranbury
Charles W. Hoagland
Prospect Plaina
J. FE. Marryott
Jamesburg
Nicholas H. Vreeland
Monmouth Junction
Middlesex County Sunday School Association
H. B. Zimmerman
New Brunswick
First Presbyterian Church
Perth Amboy
First Reformed Chapel of
Irene Mason
Merve
Mirgionary
Mason
J. G. Mason
Metuchen
Alice B. Hamlin
Newark
Angie Wray
William Applegate
Charles A. Whitlock
Daniel Wray
G. A. Bennett
W. A. Crowell
BR. W. Mark
Woodbridge
Peter D. Emmons
R. P. Rodan
Sayreville
Jesse G. Burdick
New Market
Child Killed by Auto in New Brunswick March 23
Four year old Robert Preeneut of Throop Avenue died in St. Peter's Hospital after being struck by a car owned and driven by Voorhees of Handy Street. The child ran into the road in front of the slow moving auto. wheels passed over his chest causing fatal internal injuries. Coroner and police investigated. Voorhees party expressed remorse and assisted the family. The report notes the accident as purely accidental with no fault found on Voorhees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Robert
Frank Preeneut
Throop Avenue
St. Peter's Hospital
Voorhees
Handy Street
Howard C. Voorhees
W. J. Condon
St.Peter's Hospital
Hubbard
O'Connell
Mr. Voorhees
Jamesburg Choral Society Plans April 11 Concert
Music lovers are urged to attend the Jamesburg Choral Society concert at Lange's Hall on Monday evening April 11. The non professional choir, led by Judson of New York, will perform several part songs and two choruses from Onesini's Subat Mater with William Foerster as soloist. Tickets are 35 cents and sales are already promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesburg Choral Society
asSsigal
Judson
New York City
Jamesburg Society
Lange’s Hall
Onesini
Daster William Foerster
Church of That Heaveness
Public Sales Notices From Cranbury Listings
Public sales announced for March 28 at Monro Street Cranbury by Disbrow Bergen including horses carriages and farm implements. Elva M Chamberlin administratrix of Amanda Chamberlin estate will sell household goods on Main Street Cranbury April 6. The heirs of Isaac Cozens deceased will sell personal property near Black Horse Hotel Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disbrow
Bergen
Monro Street
Cranbury
Minch
Elva M. Caamberlin
Amanda Chamberlin
Tsaac Coz~zens
Gall
Black Horse Hotel
Farmers Urged to Organize at Mercer County Session
At Mercer county board of agriculture’s twenty sixth annual meeting in Trenton leaders urged farmers to unite and form groups or granges to improve farm work and civic voting. Speakers included Senator Leavitt and Senator Gonatt with talks on dairy, potato raising, spraying and poultry noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County Board of Agriculture
Court
Trenton
J. T. Havens
Hopewell
William M. Cox
Leavitt
Mercer
Gauitt
Gloucester
Gonatt
George W. McGuire
McGuire
Joel” Wainwright
New Egypt
R. E. Haines
Robbinaville
S. B. Ketchum
Pennington
San Jose
Harry. Lewis
Cape May
B. Ketchum
J. M. Dalrymple
Joel Wainwright
Lt. Blackwell
David McGalliard
J.C. Thomas
Winesor
F. C. Cox
Cranbury
D.C. McGalliard
White Horse
Local social notes and town news brief
The column lists residents and visitors including Howard Dillatush and Misses Helen Manson Mabel Winners and Kath erie Davigan with travel plans and studies. It notes William Hutchinson buying a delivery wagon and Addon Perrine opening a garage on Mercer Street April 1. Rebecka Stout is buried aged 80. Jamesburg post office gains ex Postmaster Mount Smith's aid.
Banner Year for New Jersey Farmers
Nineteen hundred nine proved a banner year for South Jersey farmers with over 7.5 million dollars of produce shipped to New England, the Midwest and Canada. Rail advances, including preference freights and better bridge access via the Pennsylvania Railroad, expanded markets and sped deliveries to Camden, Philadelphia, Jersey City and New York among others.
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South Jersey
New England
Middle West
Canada
Streight
Furmera
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey
Delaware River
Camden
Philadelphia
Jersey City
New York
Newark
N. L
Buffalo
N Y
Rocheseter
N. Y
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Maryland
Delawre
Ohio
Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Montana
Michigan
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Indiana
Iowa
Richmond
Louisville
Kentucky
Kansas
Washington State
Vermont
Maine
Indianapolis
Ind
Toronto
Montreal
Norfolk
Washington
D. C
Colorado
Oklahoma
Blauvelt Offers Home Goods at Moderate Cost
Blauvelt advertises every need of your home with moderate prices. It highlights a wide selection of goods and emphasizes value for money for shoppers seeking quality household items.
Coat and jacket showcase halts spring wardrobe choices
Shepherd checks the ever favorite early Spring materials Shawl collars of black moire Pockets inlaid with moire moire buttons Lined with Belding's white satin Full plaited at gore skirts Made of Rajah silks pongee silks lightweight imported worsteds chiffon broadcloths Panamas and checked novelty wool and silk materials A visit will simplify matters and convince you more favorably than a open picture that this is a warm banner showing of women's coats and jackets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belding
Millinery Prices and Styles Highlighted in Local Ad
The ad touts high fashion hats from toques to helmet shapes with June roses and ribbons. It promotes New York made and exclusive hats priced up to 25 dollars and offers feathers foliage and home millinery supplies with guidance and fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Here for Ked Gloves Gathered Paris French Kid Gloves
Genuine French kid gloves from Jouvin and S. P. Dunham & Co. in a range of styles and prices. Dent’s and Delorme offer $1.50 to $2.25, Trefousse $1.75 to $2.25, with guaranteed quality and exact fittings. Various lengths colors and fastenings advertised for Easter glove needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hte
S. P. Dunham & Co
Dent’s Street
Dress Descriptions Highlight Swisses and Lace Trimmed Garments
The passage details fabrics and fashion trims including Swisses, mull fabrics, fine nainsock and pongee. It notes lace and embroidery trims, abundant pin tucks, and outfits with trimmed sleeves and matching collar and sleeve detailing.
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THE
Granbury Press
Abijah Applegate
F. C. Lamb
Sadie Appleget
South , Amboy
sMiss
Emma Mershon
St. Mary’s Hall
Burlington
Clementine’ Lewis
Grace Hodupp
Spotswood
Alte. Fannie van Derveer
Margaret Hannings
Wm. P. Gibson
Crahbury Station
Rena Bradley
Brooklyn
Bess Bergen
Warren F. Johnson
Florence Perrine
William Hoffman
Egster
Charles
T. ‘Hoffman
Jonn ‘van Dusen
Samuel Perrine
John B. Perrine
Theodore Townsend
William Chamberlain
Princeton
Harry Hutchinson
Cornelia, Hutchinson
C. E. Heisley
Methodist Church
B. F. Buck
Wall
W. H. Havens
Jos. van Dyke
Hightstown
J. 8. van Dike
Hackensack
S. H. Perrine
Misses Inn
Ottie Puerechner
Reir
Mrs. E. M. Humphreys
Jobn Frazier
William Sinclair
H. J. Groves
John Hay
Princeton University
Helen Murray
Mr. Hay
Miss Murray
China
Hay
Elias Stults
Abram Voorhees
Charles Symmes
Arthur DL. Burroughs
Franklin Dadeer
Peddie Institute
Harold Applegate
Rutherford
Harvey
C.b.hersley
Geo. W. Bain
Peter K. Bergen
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Clarence Mr. Perrine
Perrine
H.3. Butcher
National Congress of Mothers
Denver
Laura Rowland Sinclair
William C. Sinclair
Richard Rowland
Nassau Street
Wm. Voorhees
William Voorhees
Walter 3icDougall
Jervey City
Brainerd
Dr. Lewis Ayres
Lewis
Ayres
North Main Street
Dr. Ayres
R. D. Norton
Thomas Tyack
Ayrace
Fivo
Russell Ayres
Trenton High School
Sherman
Cedarhill Cemetery
William Jernee
Samuel Jernde
Jernee
Frank 8. Davis
Robert Voorhees
Charles Conover
Spicer
John Jernee
South River
Presbyterian Church of
Second Presbyterian
Lawrenceville
James May
Samuel May
Albert Jordan
McKinley Hospital
Scammell
Grove
Poulson & Coleman
Jordan Boy
Tuesaday
May Boy
Jordan
Young May
Aseen
Dru
MccCullough
Fell
Crossley
Kirkham
Muy
Col. Baifi
Col
Col. Bain
John B. Gough
PF. W. Gunsaulus
D. F Fox
Lexington
George W. Buin
Geo. W. Buin
A, Willetts
W. M. Cox
Howard Dillatush
University of Pennsylvania
John Dillatush
Helen Manson
Mabel C
Newark Business College
Katherie Davigan
Baltimore College For Women
Fither
Joe Advison
Horace R. Baker
Colgate University
Peddie
Jennie Rue
Adama Express
Samuel Platt
Newman’s
Harvey G. “Rue
London
Paris
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
Rebecka Stout
James Stout
East Windsor
Allen & Stults
Erly
Mount Smith
David P. Clayton
Dutch Neck
St. Francis Hospital
Addon Perrine
Mercer Street
Ward
Joseph St, Johnes
Faust National Bank
Emerson Pullen
Tear Clarksburg
J. B. Kendall
Geneva
Minais
Dr. Kendall
New Jersey Farmers
Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. di
Haster
Coats
S. P’ Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
Prunella
S. P. Danham¢ Co
Fred’k W. Donnelly Opera House
S. Broad Street
Wyckoff Bros
Farmers’ Supply House
Columbia
Leroy, Oliver
Syracuse
Oliver
Meeker
Iron Age
Planet Jr
Wyckoff. Bros
Hightstown, N. J
CRANBURY PRESS_OFFICE
Dobbins
E. State Street
the Hatter
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