Personal notes from Cranbury with marriages and visits
Mrs J B Silvers and Mrs T W Dunham travel to Cranbury. Rebecca Duncan returns from Trenton. Several locals visit family in Trenton Philadelphia and East Orange. Miss Alice L Baldwin and Charles F W Durand wed at home. couple plans to live in Philadelphia. Public sales announced for April.
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Silvers
T.W. Dunham
Cranbury
Trenton
Wm. M. Cox
Raymond Griggs
Thomas Wella
St. Francis Hospital
Raymond Lawrence
Woodbridge
Samuel Lawrence
Lawrence Havens
New York
Walter Havens
Jennie Lewis
Davis
East Orange
Burculow
John Bennett
Gordon Clayton
Joseph Hutton
and Afra
Warren Hutton
Geo
M Perrine
Elwood Groves
John Frazier
Philadelphia
Isaac Cubberly
Fred Maple
C. H. Lewis
Alex
Stults
G. M. Perrine
Jones Dey
Wm W. Ely
Frank Grover
C H. Polhemus
Charles Mount
Harold Polhemus
Rudolph S. Perrine
Alice L Baldwin
William Baldwin
Charles F W. Durand
C H. Elder
Philadelpia
Chamberlain’s tablets promise relief for digestive ailments
When you feel dull after meals and suffer indigestion or sour stomach, when constipated or bilious, or you have a sick headache, belch after eating, nervous or despondent, or no relish for meals, Chamberlain’s tablets are obtainable everywhere and may aid a torpid liver.
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Local residents frequent visits and moves across Cranbury area
Mrs George Peppler and daughter Edythe spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs William McDowell at Cranbury Station. Several families moved to new farms or homes including Mr and Mrs Calvin Stults to Dawes Farm Wyckoff’s Mill and Mr and Mrs George Perrine to a new bungalow on Monmouth road. Others visited relatives in Trenton Allentown Jamesburg and Englishtown while many spent weekends with kin in Cranbury Station Sharon Dayton and Cranbury area locations.
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Hightstown
George Peppler
Edythe
Turaday
William McDowell
Cranbury Station
Calvin Stults
Dawes
Wyckoff’s Mill
Enoch Eldridge
Sharon
Thomas McDowell
Henry McDowell
Dayton
Walter McDougal
Trenton
C. A Kleinfelder
Andrew Kane
George B Perrine
Windsor
Monmouth Road
John Peppler
Dillon
Jamesburg
Samuel Gear
Brooklyn
William H Thors
Applegarth
William Brown
Hipletstown
William H. Petty Jr
J. D. Perrine
H. C. Mount
John Britton
New Brunawick
George Thomas Jr
Peter Bennett
John P. Mount
Mary McDougall
Wilton Lionoing
Hights
Union Valley
G. C. Peppler
Clifford Allen
Ezra
Abijah Chamberlin
Albert Chamberlin
Barclay
Cranbury
J. E. Bennett
James I. Hutchinson
William M. Perrine
Dayton Social and church notes from South Brunswick region
Mrs William Grover Jr of New York returns home after a week with her mother. A Dayton camp meeting on March 22 added six new members and featured initiatory work by camp II of Trenton. Over 100 members and visiting brothers attended, with attendees from Hightstown Princeton Trenton and Old Bridge. A sermon on March 25 by Rev James B Clark followed. Community notes include a citizens committee of 100 organized to safeguard South Brunswick welfare and updates on local residents and events.
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William Grover Jr
New York
Washington Camp
P. O
Trenton
Hightstown
Princeton
O.d Bridge
James B Clark
Estella van Derveer
Genedeker
Hall's Family Pills and Catarrh Cure Ad
There is more Catarrh in the country than all other diseases combined and long trusted local remedies failed. Science calls Catarrh constitutional and Hall's Catarrh Cure by PL J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio claims to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. One hundred dollar reward for any failure. Sold by druggists 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Iall
PL J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J, Cheney &Co
Hall
Rank Foolishness About Colds and Remedies
A reader argues that colds are not caused by cold weather and that the cold season should see higher illness. The microbe thrives in damp cold, while Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended as effective and widely available.
Poultry Special Price For Two Weeks
A poultry advertisement offers live hens at 24 cents per pound for two weeks. Written by Julius ZitZ at 37 McClain Street Freehold New Jersey. Date Mar 30 2.
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Julius ZiTz
McClain Street
Freehold
N J
Sheriff Sale in Cranbury Middlesex NJ of Mortgaged Premises
The Chancery of New Jersey outlines a sheriff sale dated March 3 1917 for property in Cranbury Middlesex County and South Brunswick now Cranbury including lots 11 12 13 and 14 with a sidewalk dedication. The sale on April 11 1917 at 2 PM at the Sheriff’s Office New Brunswick will be subject to unpaid taxes totaling about 38 dollars with Edward F Houghton as Sheriff and Aly Soliciter listed.
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George B. Mershon
John C. Nolmes
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Cranbury
Middlesex
Princeton Road
Washington Avenue
South Brunswick
County of Middlesex
State of
Edward Falks
Edward Falk
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