Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cranbury Press in Cranbury, New Jersey

We have 1,531,364 pages in New Jersey

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1912

Page

6

Local notes from Cranbury and nearby towns in 1912

Cranbury presses a weekly social column lists visits, travel and family news across New Brunswick Trenton Hightstown and Millstone. Residents including Miss Elva Chamberlin Miss Anna Case Miss Daisy Barton Mrs J W Van Dyke and others are mentioned with relatives and hosts. A death noted Mrs Judson Allen with funeral arrangements.

William‘ Miller Fair View John E. Ervin Willard Reed John William Reed John Stout Reed C. H. Lewis Trenton D. ©. Lewis van Dyke D. D Hightstown Elva Chamberlin Carlisle Ohio Anthony Wilson E. C. Wilson Newark Roland Dey H. C. Symmes John S. Bergen Clara Bergen Mr. Bergen Judson Allen J.C. Chamberlin Alvah Forman Bayonne Elmer Chamberlin I. C. Hoffman Philadelphia George Puerschner Karl New Brunswick

A New Piano for Miss Marian Campbell

William J. Campbell presents his daughter Miss Marian Campbell with a handsome new piano. Harvey M. Voorhees will delegate from the Presbytery of New Brunswick to the General Assembly in Louisville May 18. The Corona Club plans a Memorial Day outing with a committee named for arrangements.

Miss Campbell William J. Campbell Miss Marian Campbell Harvey M. Voorhees Corona Club E. 8. Barclay C. C. Groves W. R B. Silvers

Dinner guests at G B Mershon residence

Mr and Mrs Geo B Mershon entertained at dinner on Sunday with a group of out of town relatives. Present were Mr and Mrs James Applegate and Mr and Mrs Robert Applegate and Samuel Applegate from Lawrenceville, Mr and Mrs T F Everett from Manasquan, Mr and Mrs I B Everett, and Mr and Mrs Mershon.

Harvey Scott Raymond Phillips Highland Ave Trenton George Scott Joseph Hutton Fred Cox’s Princeton H. N. Scott Geo. B. Mershon James Applegate Robert Applegate Samuel Applegate Lawrenceville T. F.everett W. E. Paxton Vincent G. Farr Mr. Farr J. B. Pownall D. G. Rowland Wm. G. Mount James H. Mount

Reading Circle Attends Faust Concert at Peddie Institute

Members of the Reading Circle joined the Faust concert at the Peddie Institute last Friday evening. Professor Ashton directed the event under the Friday Club, with strong performances by the singers. Attendees included Mrs. J. J. Bradley and Miss Elva Chamberlin among others.

Reading Circle Faust Peddie Institute Professor Ashton J. J. Bradley G.B. Mershon J. D. Chamberlin Ella Stults J.S. Silvers W. H. Johnson Samuel

Death of Emma Shanger at Cranbury Station

Miss Emma Shanger died suddenly Sunday night at George Voorhees home near Cranbury Station after years of heart trouble. A cousin of Charles Waldron and longtime M E Church member, she was highly esteemed. Her funeral was held Wednesday in the First Presbyterian chapel with Rev. C L Ebell conducting services.

Emma Shanger George Voorhees Cranbury Station Miss Shanger Charles Waldron M. E. Church First Presbyterian C. L. Ebell

Fire destroys Harvey Gordon’s Wind sor barn

Fire of unknown origin destroyed Harvey Gordon’s Wind sor barn on Sunday. A half horse and two other horses perished including a five year old colt. Frank Ross raised the alarm and Edward Austin freed animals but one horse died. The blaze also destroyed a large storm wagon and other stock, with losses estimated in the thousands. This marks Gordon’s second fire loss in five years.

Harvey Gordon Windsor Frank Ross Mr. Boss Edward Austin Gordon

John Wesley Bible Class Forms Team to Play Cranbury Juniors

The John Wesley Bible Class of the M E Sunday School organized with Rev C J Ebell hosting. They arranged a ball game with the Cranbury Juniors for tomorrow at 3 00 pm on the school grounds, with expectations of a good contest.

John Wesley Bible M. E. Sunday School C.J. ‘Ebell Cranbury

Mothers Day Observed at Presbyterian Church

The community marked Mothers Day with attendees wearing white carnations at the Presbyterian church on Sunday. Local happenings included visits, health notes, and social gatherings across town with residents traveling to events in Princeton and New Brunswick.

Presbyterian Church J. E. Marryott

Primary Election Notice for Cranbury Township 1912

Notice of a May 28 1912 primary election in Cranbury Township Middlesex County New Jersey to elect four delegates and four alternates to the National Convention plus two delegates and two alternates for the Third Congressional District. Polling places Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury and Grange Hall Plainsboro. Township Clerk Walter H Havens signs.

Cranbury Middlesex New Jersey Said Odd Fellows Hall Said Township Grange Hall Plainsboro Walter H. Havens

Notice of Primary Election in Monroe Township 1922

Notice of primary election in Monroe Middlesex County to select four delegates at large and two alternate delegates to the National Convention for the Third Congressional District. Election to be held at the School House Prospect Plains on May 28, 1922. Harris A. Jamison Township Clerk.

Monroe Middlesex New Jersey Twwo Prospect Plains Harris A. Jamison

Primary South Brunswick May 25 1912 National Convention vote

Notice sets election time for a National Convention delegates in the Third Congressional District. Polling places listed: VanDerveer's Hall Dayton for District 1 and American Mechanics Hall Monmouth Junction for District 2. Howard Jemison signs the notice.

Notice to Creditors in Mathews Estate

Blanche Mathews administratrix of William H. Mathews deceased gives notice to creditors to present debts and claims under oath within nine months from May 10 1912 or be barred. Surrogate of Middlesex County directs action for the estate.

Blanche Mathews William H. Mathews County of Middlesex Blancuhe MarHews

Executor to Exhibit Final Account in Middlesex Orphans Court

Notice states Eugene B. McCarty deceased and subscriber executor will present his final account to the Middlesex County Orphans Court on Friday June 7 192 at 208 or nearby location following audit and statement by the court Daniel W Clayton is the executor dated April 25 1912

Eugene ‘B. McCarty Orphans’ Court Middlesex Daniel W. Clarton

Estate debts claims notice for Lydia M. Davison

George B. Mershon as administrator directs all debtors and claimants of Lydia M. Davison to file sworn statements within nine months from March 16, 1912. Failure to do so bars any action against the estate. Dated March 16, 1912, Granch B. Merson, Administrator.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Cranbury Press Cornelia Hutchingon Beekman Perrine John Onderdonk Andrew C. Bedle Jersey City John E Ervin Will Carleton Brooklyn David Campbell Wm. Moreau Howard Jones Freehold Ww. J. Campbell Frederick Wickoff Asbury Park Margaret Bergen Anna Hagaman Millstone Mies Ina Puerschner Hattie Lewis Monday Musical Club Association Hall Anna Case Metropolitan Opera Company Daisy May Barton Herman Rue Mrs William Rue William Case Richard Gluck Aucil M. Davison Forrest Davison J. W. van Dyke Frank Everett Allentown Elmer VanDenberg Myra Samuel Bennett Neil Britton Woi Rue Blaine Davison Loren Jemison Morrisville Lizzie Perrine Assembly Bennett & Harris Bath John Major Addison ‘Conover Jamesburg Otto Isley Blauvelt’s G. B. Mershon’s Emma Shaweger Harvey Gordon's Fred A. Kullmar Maryland Adam ‘Kullmar Howard Conover Rail Road Avenue Dr. Shinn M. I. Voorhees Evaline Johnson J. E Marryott Cornelius W. Johnson Edward Reed Thos. Perrine Spring Lake Davison’s Trenton & New Brunswick Elwood Groves J. B. Cox Joliet N. F. Clayton’s London Weekly News Hugh Tailman San Antonio Dr. King Stoll’s Trenton, N. J Y Apollo Lodge No. 156 W. M Notic South Brunswick VanDerveer’s Dayton American Mechanics Hall Monmouth Junction A- D Howard Jemison Chas. F. Haley Monroe St Cranbury, N. J George B. Mershon Lydia M. Davison Granch B. Merson S. P. Dunham & CO Ss. P. Dunham & CO Farmers’ Supply House Pittsburgh Wyckoff Bros Charles C. Groves Frank A. Bro Liverpool & London & Gl Commercial Union Niagara_Ins. Co Caledonian German American Standard Queen Ins. Co North British & Mer Camden Fire Ins. Co Glens Falls Ins. Co N. America Mercer Co. Mutual F. A. Brown Arthur L. Burroughs
Search Courier

Search the Cranbury Press Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cranbury Press?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication