First Church and Second Church Notices and Local News
Religious services and programs at First and Second Churches with sermons, Sunday school times, and evening meetings. Local social notes include visits, sales, wheel advertisements, Missionary Society events, and upcoming public notices from Cranbury Township.
Paralyzed Lawrence Station Man and Local Festival Notes
John F. Robbins of Lawrence Station suffers paralysis and loss of use in his left arm. Local events include Strawberry Festivals at Dayton Presbyterian Church and Plainsboro Church, a Chrysanthemum Show, Cranbury Driving Party races, bicycle entries, music by Goodwin's Band, Veterans Day by the Second New Jersey Cavalry, and reports on Judge Thomas Appelger of Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Robbins
Lawrence Station
Dayton Presbyterian
Jane
Christian Endeavor
Cranbury & Hightetown
D. Ely
H. R. Applegate
Giller
Helen A
Alcanfanoy
Goodwin
Thomas Appelger
Supreme Court of
Nebraska
Apperger
Red Tavern
Oraprory
Schanck
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Cranbury
Battlefelds
Tooumseh
Heoon
Supreme Court
Itmelf T5
G. A. Rt
Anthony Apperger
Nomely
Frank A Brown
Allenhursts Growth and Allure as a New Jersey Summer Haven
A friend contributes a vivid description of Allenhurst New Jersey pointing to its rapid transformation from a 120 acre farm into a thriving seaside community. The article highlights elegant homes artful architecture landscaped grounds water surrounds and the Atlantic Coast Electric Railroad linking Pleasure Bay Long Branch and Asbury Park. It notes the Allentiarat Inn depot and pavilion, the grand dining hall seating 225, and the role of Coat Land Company President EB Benjamin in driving development and holiday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanabe
Atlantic
New Jersey
Allenhurst
Allenhurst la
Sercen
Astbury Park
Asbury Park
Boeinesa
Allen
Allentiarat
Gocata
Searoh
Derigo
Allenburet Iac
Coat Land Company
EB. P. Benjamin
Mid County Sunday School Association Meets at New Brunswick
The executive committee met in Y M C A parlors in New Brunswick on May 24 with delegates from Woodbridge Perth Amboy South Amboy Jamesburg Cranbury and New Brunswick. They planned a port county convention at the First Presbyterian Church Cranbury on Sept 9. A committee was set to finish a program and a convention rule will be a charge of Mr Peter R Bergen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Tcboo! Association
New Brunswick
E. W. Vail
New Branewick
Woodbridge
Perth
South Amboy
Jamesburg
Port
First Presbyterian lChurch
Thorsday
Peter R Bergen
Prisoners of Hope Sermon Calls Turn to God for Deliverance
Rev. Curry delivers a Sabbath sermon on Zechariah 9 12 urging turning to God the deliverer rather than political solutions. He argues Israel’s failure and Christ’s coming, warns readers against self reliance, and frames believers as prisoners of hope seeking liberty in the stronghold of faith. The page also advertises a spring goods sale at I O Hoffman Goodwin's and various local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Curry
Israel
Jon the Baptist
Gul Te
Tereel
Christ
Jerusalem
Gover
Zechariah
Tarec
Davil
Solomon
Tarac
Thiol
Chirlat
Ius
Satan
Local patent medicine and garden goods notices
Backlen Arnica Salve touted for wounds and skin eruptions with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee. N F Clayton sells the salve while Elwood VanDusen offers tomato cabbage pepper and other plants at two per thousand. Electric Bitters praised by editor Morrison and Mrs Annie Stehle recounts byline stories of health restoration with prices 50 cents and 1.00 at Clayton drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Clayton
Morrison
Washington
Ind
San
Annie Stehle
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
N. F. Claytone Drog
Seed potatoes and Dr King’s New Discovery ad
An advertisement offers seed potato varieties and promotes Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption and related coughs colds and chest illnesses. It promises a guaranteed cure and safe use for eyes and a recommendation to use Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach and bowel regulation. Free trial bottles at N F Clayton’s Drug Store with regular sizes priced 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dr Kings
N. F. Clayton's
Ready To Wear Garments at Prices Near Cost
Ready to wear garments offered with prices that just cover material. Babies slips and dresses in Swiss Mull India linen and Nainsook with needlework priced from 25c to 2.50 and up with matching caps. Children’s dresses in white and colored fabrics priced from 49c to 2.98. Womens wrappers and shirt waists featured in multiple fabrics with prices from 26c to 1.49. Every tailor made suit jacket cape reefer and skirt marked down to sell quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trentopy
Spring Dress Goods and Millinery Sale Features
Extensive preparations for the coming season emphasize low prices and broad selections. The store highlights millinery with trimmed and untrimmed hats, ribbons, and laces, dress goods in dark shades and light effects, with 10c yard estimates and 17c yard black goods, plus 10 percent savings on purchases and a careful silk collection.
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the Cranbury Press
First Church
J. E. Quarry
Sanpatn
Jomton
Onamrmn
Foreign Missionary Meeting
Milas Maud Rue
Pawar Evenina
C. F. Taylor
Ruth Whitaker
Methodist Church
W. E.’ Greenbank
Edw. Humphreys
Robert Batton
Minnie
E. B. Bergen
Princeton
Erekiel Silvers
Benjamin Franklin
Greenville
New York
William &. Cole
Mies
Applegate
Trenton
George B. Mer
Bere
Bergen & Rae
Elmore
David Stults
Pleasant Hill
Surrey
John Dorrance
Nyack, New York
Joseph O. Chamberlis
the Missionary Society of
Datoh Neck
Afes
Rachel Silvera
Silvera
Allenhorot
Irving Dey
Patereco
Ticl
Major Hilton
W. Irving Norton
Senate
McKinley
Ot Hightstown
Monmouth
J. E. Curry
A. G. Bale
First Presbyterian Chuard
L. ©. Hoffman Io
Waverly
Philadelphia
Union of Christian Endeavor
Allentown
Board of Education
Cranbury Township
Plainsboro
Coronas Lawn Teonia Club
J. Harry Goodwin
Fierle Bergen
Marcus Farr
Charles van Horn
Fanville
Featherbrag
First Church Endeavor Society
Hergeo & Ine
Johnb
A. Bergen
Scotta
Munmooth
Hightstown
H W. Herman
Holmanville
Hope
R. G. Davey
Pittsburg
Red Bank
Davey
Donnelly
Atore
Adv
Epworth League
M. E. Choroh
Onjlom
E. Hamphreya
D. N. Applegate
Thoraday
N. J. Cavalry
Confederacy
Cranbury Connal
Je. O
Ikea
Judge Appeluwet
A. C. Holman
Emerson
South River Abad
I. O. Hoffman
Alfred Poats
Goodwin's
Jala Murphy
Backlen
Elwood VanDusen
Lemuel
Prospect Plains
Fruit and Vegetables
Aucil Davison
George Duncan
Jona Murray
Apollo Lodge
Joan D. Chaupreun
W- M
South Ranbury
H. Johnson
H. Perrine
William Stonabee
D. C. Lewis
Jhiouse and Lot—Male St
Oranbury
F. A. Brown
Oranbury, NJ
Dr. Bowne
B A. Brown
N. J
L. Whitaker
CaTmaRine
Middlesex
Anld
CaTwarine Stuarr
J. L. Whitaker
R. A. Tusting
Asbury Park, WN. J
F. Barkalow
Freehold
Lister
Albert Chamberlain
Windsor
Lister’s
T. B. Harshbarger
N. Stockton St
Mr. Voorhees
N. Broad &J
H. J
Farrell
N. Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
Orcan
C. C. Blauvelt
G. C. Blauvelt
Venice
Snedeker & Co's
Warren Street
Alfred Peat
Wieair’s
Main St
A. L. Mundy
Geo. Cathers
Bayard St
East State Street
Hotel Windsor Building
Baumgartner
E. State St
Windsor Hotel
SP. Dunham & CO
North Broad
Vantables
Russia
Tron
Smyrna
London
LION
Anteed
J.S. Sulvers
Bro
Cranbury, NJ
Enry
Symmes
Corroz Hovzs
Osaxsvey
German American Insurance Co
Frank. Ih Brown
D. W. Clayton
Granbury Station
A. Perdony
Rain Street
W. H. Johnson
Cranbury, N. J
R. A
EL. Dawes
South Main Street
RTE
K. A. Brown
Commission
Reade Street
Irving National Bank
Edward Schaffer
J. Murphy
Oes
PRI
Flanka
Pat
Clayton
Oprosite
US Patent Office
Washinton
Pheta