Town vows action to boost residence and education
Residents urged to invest in local venture to raise town status and property values while seeking a new graded school. Officials note no district school exists, despite capable teachers. Citizens face responsibility to fund and support a quality education for all local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuas
Rothers
Macy
Cranbury Then And Now A Town Of Honest Times
A long reminiscence describes Cranbury in earlier days with busy trade centers New Brunswick and South Amboy by ship and road. It recalls Jacob Simmins bakery garrets bottling works at M A Rue site, German bakers, John Richmond tailor shop and 50 workers making ready to wear clothing, and local farmers supplying cattle and sheep from Ohio. It notes penny-loan street finance, old elm tree legends linked to Washington and Brainerd, and vibrant 1850s civic life with Grenadiers, a tea party, and village leaders. The piece contrasts a thriving past with calls to restore civic improvements to avoid a deserted village, then shifts to tinplate industry news and fortunes for several companies and officers, including agitants toward tin deposits in the Black Hills, while praising American industry and warning against free-trade dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Jamesburg
Hightetown
Wwe
Bess
Bien
William Cook
Peter Hagerty
Mather Brothers
Tronton
New Brunawick
Jacob Snedeker
Tenno van Nostrand
P. St Bergeni
Nere
Leary-Van
Deventer
George Bennett
J. D. Clarke
J. ¥. Silver
Frederick Farr
Broadway
Ducka
New Brunswick
South Amboy
Philip Simmins
Haa Im Gracher
New York
John Richmond
M.A. Rue
Middlesox County
South River
Nelon Petty
Ohio
North Cranbury
Tim
Waall- ‘Ington
Monmouth
Brainerd
Princeton
Ruding
Johnon Greg
Cranbury Grenadiers
John Gordon
Baxter Blues
Doldsworth
W. W. Mount
Horse Company
Joel Parker
Crater
Symmes C. Henry
Joseph W. Blythe
Salil Golick
T. H W. Green
David A. King
William Hutchinson
Charles Day
A. van Kirk
G. F. Fort
PH. Laufinan & Co. Limited
Apollo
Arimstrong County
Penn
Britton Rolling Mill Company
Cleveland
Norton Brothers
Chicago
Wales
Pennsylvania
Boxer
St. Louis Stamping, Company
Hon
Niedringlausy
Chattanooga
Southern Iron Company
Somorin Brothers
South
Brooklyn
N.Y
J. A. Kohler
E. W. Claypoel
Buchte! College
Uey
Claypout
Cornwall
England
Kohler
Enid
Harney Peck Mining Company
Front and
Laurel Sts
Philadelphia
N. & G. Taylor & Co
Vis Fhm
Finn
gAnother
John L. Stevenson
Pullian Building
San Francisco
South Riverside
Cal
San Jacinto Catate
San Bernardino County
Ixaac Davies
Phoenixville
Pla
Phillips
China
Wil
Tribune
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Cranbury Press
George W. Burroughs
Easter
Cranbury III
Newark
James Purat
J. S. Distrow
Elias Dey
New Jersey
J. A. Wornes, M.D
American Tin and Tin Plate
United States
Free Trade
The
Tron and Steel Association
American Tron and Steel Association
Tafk
United Suitea Iron‘and Tin Plate Company, Limited
Dominion
Allgoheny County
Tin Company
Price Sue
N. BE. Clayton's
Loren ‘Ireacatt
Gov
Sand Beach
Mich
Detroje
Dr. King
King
Ne. Clayton's
DR. Jaeger
Clothier
Opera Ilouse Stores
Trenton, N. J
Furnisher
FELTS
Muslin and
Pocket Books
S.W
J.¢. Thomas & CO
Cranbury and Vicinity
J. C. Thomas & CO
Perry Street
A. K&. Snow’s
Millinery and Nation Store
Main Street
Cook & Jaques
Diamond and Watch Merchants
Hightstown
J. W. Davison
Capes
Gossamers
J. V. Davison
Vellar
Williams &Phillips
North Broad Street
Dirtle
F. Lupton
Matawan and
Keyport, P. Co
Matawan, Nw
Alev Ndye
Dobbins
East State Street
OLD Reliable Jewelry Store OF
A. Craig Voorhees
Peace St
Church New Brunswick
Cornelius Hoagland
Yo da
Church Street
New Brunswick, N. J
Wm. ‘H. Cooper, Jr
Church St
Kid Dutton
Les
J.S
D. Bergen