Cranbury Notes on House Fittings and Local Visits
The Cranbury Press reports residents fitting hot water heating, travel to Philadelphia and New Brunswick for greetings and events, local staff changes, students registered at Rider Moore Stewart, and social visits. An organist return, parade attendance, and church society officers are noted along with upcoming anniversaries and a stockholders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Rose
South River
G. B. Mershon
Port Au Peck
Meeting In Interest of Home Missions at Monmouth Presbytery
A county church schedule lists Sunday services at 10:30 AM and 10:46 for sermons on Fruitful Christian life, with evening classes at 3 PM and 7:45 PM on Who Are We Partners With. A Monday meeting October 10 at Ella Stilts home seeks ladies from First and Second Presbyterian societies to form Home Missions study classes. Mrs H D Reese’s new North End home is praised as an ornament and example to inspire town improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaa Elizabeth Rue
Mra. Hendrickson
Lawrenceville
Mra
RY. V. Spaulding
Hart
McQuade
West Philadelphia
Alexa
Stuka
W. H. Johnson
Warren F. Johnson
Ernest Stults
David C. Lewin, Jr
Christiana
Christian Endeavor
Ella Stilts
Ladies Reading Circle
Mia. Stults
Carlotta Davison
Misa Florence Brearly
Hightstown
W. Russell Silvers
Misa Hilda Schoch
Philadelphia
Emily Morris
Academy of Music
Ellwood Carpenter
Mise Hilda
Trepton
William Riley
Riley
Capt Wiliam Riley
P. R R
Willard Riley
Camden
Algo
W. H. McGlautlin
D. D
Chicago
Universalist
America
McGlauflin
J. M. Judson
Newark
Helen Johnes
E. T . Applegate
Greenwood Avenue
Trenton
Max Neumane
Stroudsburg
Fire destroys farm barns near Cranbury
Sunday evening a fire at the William Elmar Bergen farm near Cranbury burned the barns and stored crops, leaving the residence safe due to wind direction. Neighbors rescued livestock, but two thousand bushels of potatoes and other crops were lost, with suspicions of arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elmar Bergen
Cranbury
Mr. Bergen
Charles
Temperance Work Praised By W C T U In Nebraska
A Nebraska paper lauds the W C T U for leading temperance efforts. It notes thousands of women with white ribbons working unpaid to build sentiment against alcohol and reports Epworth Assembly praise for the W C T U’s impact. The item closes with a parable about small sins and a note of thanks from Helen L Hughes and Family for support after a husband and father’s illness and death.
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Nebraska
W. C.lr. U
Epworth
Helen L. Hughes
Princeton council backs street and lighting plan
Langlotz and Morningside avenues were turned over to Princeton by Charles H. Alden and Bayard Stockton resigned from the board of health at a council meeting led by Mayor Robina. A conference with Public Service representatives was scheduled for Friday night on a proposed borough lighting system and ordinances related to grade of certain streets were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langlotz
Morningside Avenues
Princeton
Charles H. Alden
Bayard Stockton
Board of Health
Robina
Public Service Corporation
Dangerous Mercer Street Crossing Warned By Signals Near Fountain Square
The council placed two red signals over Mercer Street at Fountain Square to curb speeding at a narrow four lane junction near nearby buildings and a supply shop. An electric sign and police enforcement are planned to deter faster than eight miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Street
Fountain Square
Baptist Church Yard
New York
Philadelphia
Mutilated currency scams exposed by Treasury officials
A Cleveland man tried to cheat the Treasury by sending half of damaged notes with a forged affidavit claiming loss. A later shipment revealed the other half, exposing the fraud. Secret Service investigated. the man confessed and received a year and a half in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
Sounio Inn
Western
Alate
Ted
Treasury
Cleveland
Secret Service Division
Washington Star
Seed Wheat for Sale and Household Help Wanted
Seed wheat twenty five bushels available from Henry Yielder and Joseph C. Chamberlin. Also seeks a woman or girl for general housework in Cranbury for a two-person family, under Mies Ella Chamberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yielder
Joseph C. Chamberlin
Cranbury
Mies Ella Chamberlin
Hints for the Busy Housewife Improved self heating flatiron in invention
A Minneapolis inventor showcases a self heating flatiron that stays hot for two and a half hours from a half pint of alcohol with adjustable heat via a rear control. The unit uses a safety filled body, wick system, and a detachable filler plug for safety. Includes diverse home recipes such as pressed beef, tomato catchup, spiced pears, orange compote, coffee bread pudding, cheese squares, cold meats, cough syrup, cabbage soup, and Irish moss blancmange with practical cooking steps.
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Minneapolis
Cranbury School Stage offers daily trips to New Brunswick and Trenton
The Cranbury School Stage will take passengers to meet the New Brunswick ioad Trenton Trolly at Plainsboro 7:30 A.M. returning in the afternoon at 5 o'clock on all school days. Leaving word at Mr. Ewood Groves's house ensures accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
New Brunswick
Ioad
Trenton Trolly
Plainsboro
Ewood Groves
Regular Meeting of Apollo Lodge No 108
Regular session of Apollo Lodge No 108 F and A M held Tuesday October 19 1910 at 8 p m with W M Barclay presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Lodge
Toesday
Barclay
W.M
Tax Notice for Cranbury Township Middlesex County
Taxable inhabitants are informed that the township taxes are due and payable. The collector will attend at Brown Gibson's store Cranbury Station on December 190 from 3 to 6 pm and at Walker Gordon Laboratory Plainboro on December With from 11 am to pm. At White's Plainsboro Friday December Web 110 from Sto Spam and at the collector's Cranbury home on Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays in November and December from 6 to 8 pm. Taxes must be paid by the 5th day or delinquent notices will be sent. Appeals to the Middlesex County Board of Taxation must be filed by December 20. Blank appeal forms available from Wa. A. Spencer Secretary 110 Smith Street Perth Amboy NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Middlesex
Brown & Gibson's
Cranbury Station
Walker +Gordon Laboratory
Plainaboro
E. White
Plainsboro
Middlesex County Board of Taxation
A. Spencer
Smith Street
Perth Amboy
N. J
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the Cranbury Press
Richard Gluck
Mrs
Wm. 8. Cole
Marie Groves
Join Frazier
Theodore F. Everett
Manasquan Iy
Everett
Abijah Applegate
Samuel Nixon
Ernest
Edward Groves
Daniel Bogart
Pittsburg
Keystone
Steel
Wm. S. Appleger
Prescot Pallen
Davis
Ben Hur
C. Wilson
Woman's ‘Home Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Joim
Perrine
J. Bergens
A H. Symmes
Treas
H. C. Symmes
A. G Dey
I. C. Hoffman
S. H. Perrine
Miss Hay
Anne L. Hay
South
Dayton Presbyterian Church
W. W. Knox
New, Brunswick
Stockholders Meeting
Gréamery Association
A. 8. Cole Son& Co
W. 8. Cole
Union Valley
J. Vy. B. Wicoff
Broad Street Bank
John
VV. B. Wicoff
Mechanics’ National Bank
Broad Street National Bank
B M. Phillips
Wivoff
United States
William M. Lanning
Farmers’ and Traders’ Telephone Company
Trenton Bone Fertilizer Company
the Reading Circle
Entertainment
H. Hutchinson
Harvey Hutchinson
Mra. Applegate
Mra. Bennett
Palm Tree
C. Forrest Swett
Mies
Hannah M Smith
Mivges
Lizzie
Gertrude Conover
Atlantic Highlands
Walter C. Black
York Road
H. L. Weller
St. Francis Hospitel
Thomas Peppler
Jonger
Kolfe
Eboy
Puburne
Juno
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Western Canada
Mexico
Nearout
Wm. Yudrick, Jr
D. P.A
Adolpho Buckglow
Orphans’ Court
County of
Joanna A
Buckalew
Madras
Cale
Nainsock
Dr. Dentons
Flothas Perfection
Atill
Trenton, N. J
Furnishers
A. A. Donnelly
Broad ST
the Country Folks Headquarters
Pbiiepisiciet
Gunson
College Brand Clothes
E. State St
S. P. Dunham & CO
Saity
Cressy
Ss. P. Dunham & CO
Yard’s
Peppler
Thomas Pepple
Hightstown, N. J
C. C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. d
C. Blauvelt
Cranbury, N
Sun Optical Mfg. Co
Leaming
Applegate Optical Rooms
Cor
State and Warren Streets
N. i
O'neil’s
James O’neil
Main St
Cranbury, N. J
Cranbury, New Jersey
Dobbins
E. State Street
Derby
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