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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
3
Train times from Cranbury to Philadelphia New York Trenton Freehold and Long Branch listed with weekday departures and returns. Local society notes include visits, church, and club events. Pan American trip, Fair art displays, and community updates. Death of infant Mary Dennison noted with funeral held.
The Indies union prayer meeting will be held next Friday afternoon in the First Presbyterian chapel at 3 oclock. Subject Walking with Jesus. Leud ler Mira J Huffington. Five received into communion at First Presbyterian on profession of faith. Rev J L Ewing of Jamesburg preached at preparatory service Saturday. Sunday Morning Service. Second Presbyterian Church Sunday School to hold a special rec rec to the church next Sunday at 10 30. Teachers meet at 10 15 to walk to church. Rev Mr Mudge pastor of First Presbyterian Trenton returned from health trip to New York with Mrs Mudge. Josep Gordon injured fingers at Burrs printing office Burrs Hightstown. Reading Circle next meeting October 23 at Mrs H C Symmes home. Subject United States History. Dates 1499 1684 Readers Mrs Q B Mershon Mrs H C Symmes Mrs J B Perrine Mrs Samuel Perrine. Twenty fourth annual meeting of Women Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the Synod of New Jersey held yesterday at Washington N J. Mrs James A Van Dyke Stockston president. Miss E D Paxton Princeton secretary. Societies of First and Second Churches represented by Mrs S H Perrville Mrs Ella Stults Miss Maud Rue.
A high bank collapsed at Peter Johnson's gravel pit in Cranbury Station, burying Andrew Kane and his son John who were working with others to repair Cranbury Station road. Andrew Kane sustained serious injuries. John Kane escaped with bruises. The leg was set by Dr. Titus of Hightown.
The Republican convention in New Brunswick elected temporary officers and district delegates, with Milton A. Edgar named temporary chair and W. H. C. Jackson, Jason Mortimore, and Myron J. Whitford among the endorsed assembly candidates. Delegates praised McKinley and Roosevelt, urging party unity. A burglary at Edward Yard's Windsor store occurred overnight, leaving only minor losses.
A series of winter amusements organized by Charles Van Horn aims to provide Cranbury residents with regular music and literary programs. The opening event on Saturday November 2 features the Belle Ringers and a carillon of bells plus a mandolin band, banjo group, and a renowned reader.
A vintage advertisement describes maslin and knit underwear for the season. It highlights fringed ribbed cotton pieces in medium weight with knee length drawers and matching ankle length items. It notes cream heavier fleece lined fabrics, long sleeves, flat seams and neat finishes. A white winter weight fabric and woven knit short skirts are also offered with new ribbed designs at 25e each.
These lines describe Yard's pricing on enyin and ronalite drawers, noting unprecedented value and quality. The seller boasts deep hems, three tucks above on 25c per pair, and explains the large quantities bought to offer such low prices.
A fragmentary message from U C Blauvelt thanks supporters and promises to stay worthy of their confidence. The text includes misspellings and garbled phrases that obscure a clear purpose or event and yields little actionable detail.
A lengthy sales list from Trenton offers French fitting jacket suits, Oxford homespun jackets, traveling and street suits in various materials, gowns, Norfolk jackets, and a wide range of coats. Also featured are children's coats, wool and cotton blankets, quilts, silk bound wrappers, and many French flannel waists in autumn colors with detachable or decorative buttons.
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