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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
5
Mrs. Frank A. Brown and son Charles Hampton visited Bridgeton Mayor George Hampton. Many locals spent Easter with relatives in Newark Trenton Jersey City Perth Amboy and Brooklyn. Attends include the Bennett Applegate Dey Perrine Campbell and numerous Stults Cox and Mason families among others.
A Georgia school principal from Sylvania recounts relief from rheumatism stomach liver and kidney troubles after four bottles of Electric Bitters. The ad claims stomach liver and kidney health prevents rheumatic pains and urges purchase at 50 cents or 1.00.
Mrs John Barclay visits Trenton. Carrol Barclay completes studies at Rider Moore Stewart Business College Trenton. Mrs George Van Dyke of Upper Lehigh Pa visits Perrine family. Elva Chamberlin and Rees Breidling of Germantown Pa in Trenton with Eleanor Eldridge. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gordon of New York Easter visitors to Jacob Gordon family. Mr and Mrs John D Bennett and son Grover visit New Brunswick. John Dorrance of New York weekend guest of Joseph Cham Berlin family. Van Dyke Perrine and Arthur E Perrine in Asbury Park. George Hopple and family with Rolland Bebe in Trenton. Bennett visit Clifford Conover at St Francis Hospital Trenton. Joseph R Edson of Washington DC Easter guest of Dr and Mrs H C Symmes. Lizzie Perrine visiting sister Mrs Edwin Walker Allentown. H N Scott and C Raymond Wicoff attend Shriners Ball in Trenton. L D Applegate and son Lester Pennington visit Mrs W J Campbell family. Mrs W J Campbell and Marian Campbell visit New York. Miss Ford ill at home school replaced by Miss Clara Berge. Ella Stults visiting friends in Trenton. A Megill buys new five passenger Ford Touring Car from Samuel Dey. Nell Britton of Trenton visiting town.
March 29 Robert A Goulding announces sale of a farm along the Monmouth Junction to Kingston road. March 31 William S Appleger lists sale at Main St Cranbury of household furniture. April 3 Margaret Rule to sell farm machinery stock and crops on Friendship road 14 miles from Dayton.
All persons are forbidden trespassing on the property of the undersigned under penalty of the law. Am compelled to take this step in order to protect property. Jon S Silvers.
Nearly every skin disease yields quickly and permanently to Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and nothing is better for burns or bruises. A Gladwin Michigan man, John Deye, twelve years with skin ailment and $400 spent, says Bucklen’s Amica Salve cured him. Also Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised for cures of coughs, colds and croup and sold by all dealers.
The Cranbury and Trenton Auto Express offers passenger and package service with stops at Mercer ville Edinburg Windsor Hightstown and Cranbury. A trial trip shows its speed comfort and convenience over trolleys and trains with no extra charge for hand luggage.
In the Chancery of New Jersey a master will expose for public sale on March 29, 1913 two tracts in South Brunswick Middlesex County. The parcels total about 31.3 acres and 6.4 acres with specified boundary lines and an exception reserved from a prior deed. The sale includes dower rights of Eliza Stines and is conducted by Special Master Chase Gummere with solicitor A V Dawes.
May M. Petry Administratrix formerly May Miller will exhibit the final account of William H Miller deceased to Middlesex County Orphans Court on Friday April 25 1913 at 16 A M for settlement and allowance after audit by the Surrogate.
A mixed page of sale ads and notices lists items for sale such as strawberry plants from William Belt and H Lewis Schencke Cranbury NJ and eggs for hatching White Wyandott at 1.00 per 15 and nearby carting services by Harvey Dey also reads WANTED months work or day’s work Vina Harts on the Samuel Perrise farm and Apples for cash Hinshelwood Jamesburg plus a legal notice that Harvey H Dey administrator will file the final account in Middlesex Orphans Court on April 4 1913 at 104 PM with prior auditing and statement of account by the Surrogate
Notice from executor George W. McDewitt of Ann Voorhees deceased to display final account on Friday April 18 1913 at 10 A M in Middlesex County for settlement before the Orphans Court. Also notice to creditors of Charles A Morse deceased to file debts claims within nine months or be barred.
Administrators Mary L Chamberlin Mary A Chamberlin J Edward Chamberlin and Clara O Chamberlin by direction of Middlesex County Surrogate announce creditors must file debts demands and claims against the deceased Joseph K Chamberlin within nine months or be barred. Dated January 29 1913.
Executors Symmes H Perrine and Gore B Mershon announce to Middlesex County creditors that debts and claims against Rosetta Voorhees estate must be presented under oath within nine months from February 7. Failure to do so bars any future action against the executors.
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