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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1900

Page

3

Train Schedule Effective October 14 1900 Cranbury to Philadelphia

Schedule lists weekday departures from Cranbury for Philadelphia at 7.58 and 11.04 a m and 6.59 p m with another at 151.98 6.59 p m, plus New York 7.15 9.05 a m and 5.20 p m and Trenton via Bordentown 7.58 11.04 a m 6.59 p m, Freehold and Long Branch 9.05 a m and 5.29 p m. Returning leaves Philadelphia Market St Wharf 7.10, 12.00 and 4.00 p m, New York W 23d St 8.55 a m and 3.65 4.65 p m, Desbrosses and Cortlandt Sts 9.10 a m 4.00 and 6.10 p m.

Cranbury Philadelphia New York Trenton Bordentown Freehold Long Branch Market St. Wharf Desbrosses and Cortlandt Sts J. R. Woop J. B. Hutcarmson Gen

Read Ribsam advertisement notes and local visits

A compilation of short items lists visits by Philip Garrison in Ocean Grove and various residents in New Jersey towns. Mentions include Miss Eloise Reed Englishtown, Mrs. Burroughs Trenton, Lewis Van Duesen New York City, and other social calls, illnesses, church events, gatherings, and upcoming scenes such as quail season opening and a cowsale.

Philip Garrison Ocean Grove Eloise Reed Englishtown George W. Burroughs Trenton Lewis van Duesen New York City Harvey Dey Lena Thompson Franklin Park C. C. Beekman J. H. Goodwin George B. van Dyke Baby Woman's Christian Temperance Union of New Jersey New Brunswick C. F. Garrison Emma Bourne van Liew Tallman D. P. Peck E. F. Dowsing M. A. Searles H. L. Morris E. V. Street MC. Campfield

Hallowe'en Social at Second Church Chapel

Ladies' Industrial Union hosts a Hallowe'en supper at the Second Church chapel on October 31 with coffee for 15 cents. An evening of merriment invites all, with a note that the young may learn of good fortunes in store. Death of Mrs. Reese follows a paralytic episode on a train en route to Newtown. funeral was held at her residence. Reading Circle meets October 31 at Miss Marie Groves's home with Washington Irving as the topic and Irving quotes.

Hallowe'en Ladies’ Industrial Union William Reese Newtown Marie Groves Washington Irving Irving J. F. Curry Rip van Wickle Samuel Perrine Harve-de-Grave Cora Ketchner John M. Spencer Edward Hutchinson Savige, Jr W. A. Waldo First Presbyterian Church Harve-de- Grace Harry 4. Spencer Harve-de-Grace Harry Marston Baltimore A. B. Robbins Brooklyn T. W. Penrose Philadelphia Ernest Wyckoff Hightstown Eliza Porter Hackettstown Rose Lamer Nellie Rathfern Lancaster New Jersey Shoe Manufacturing Company Peddie Institute KyoSophia Ruth Mather Miss. Browne Mandolin Cultar Metropolitan Star Quintette Company Royal Tyron Jean Concert Company Geo T. Sweeny Teland T. Powers Totus Glee Club Hightstown Baptist Church Artig Miss Horr Philadelphia Record Hallowe’en

Morning and Evening church services and events

Morning and evening services at First and Second Presbyterian churches with sermons on Christ and Abraham and a Rutgers preacher. Methodist notes outline a program of song, music, and a talk on spiritual life with speakers including Philip Garrison and Mrs. Adams. Republican rally planned at Odd Fellows Hall led by George L. Record.

Second Presbyterian Church Mr. DeMaris C. F. Garrison J. E. Curry M. EF. Snyder New Brunswick First Presbyterian Church Abraham Anny Philip Garrison Whitaker Lucy Adams

Anti-Baloon League Forms State Group In Newark

The Anti-Baloon League organized the State League in Newark transferring control from national to state. Officers include Honorary President Bishop Bowman Orange and President Rev P Theo Pockwan New Brunswick with several clergy in key posts.

Friends of the Anti-Baloon League Newark State League Bishop Bowman Orange P. Theo. Pockwan New Brunswick J. F. Patterson Chance Hatten Morristown W. ‘Ff Dorward Stelton J. R. Brittain

Halloween Plans and Local Notes From the Village

Halloween eve described with caution about gates and property, along with autumn leaves turning and forecasts of a cold winter. The piece praises Republican display, notes Presbyterian Sabbath School attendance rises, and highlights a Chicago suburb cooperative cooking association cutting household costs.

Olney Only Democrat to Back Bryan Across Cabinet Rank

Ex secretary of state Olney stands as the lone Democrat from the two Cleveland cabinets to declare for Bryan. The Bryanites highlight Olney’s past injunction ruling against Chicago strikers, while listing other cabinet members who remain silent or support McKinley. A flood of converts to McKinley are named, with party loyalty and campaign strategy noted as tensions rise within the Democratic ranks.

Olney Bryan Wickitney Cleveland Chicago Yound Law and Order Charles Fadrebild John G. Carlisle Daniel S Lamont William ¢C. Whitney Don M. Tichinson J. Sterling Morton Wor Wilson Mr. Bryan McKinley John D. Cimmins New York Thomas Jo Mangan Binghamton Chaiman Broome County Democratic Committee Newton Lincoln Jamestown WA Duckworth Bloomfield Samuel A Jones Norwich N. C Cleve Kind John McMartan Bridgeport Mia William Dudley Foulke Indiana Bot Qralam Stuart Jameso Hardison Geneva Ind Som Jones Toledo SOP Gamaphel Toneha Populiat Damhdate Congress Tietiis Movie Des Metica Canaille Bryant

Political volley over McKinley Bryan clash in era headlines

The piece throws sharp barbs at both parties as Bryan denounces Republican policies while McKinley supporters defend prosperity under Republican rule. It cites labor unrest and strikes, arguing prosperity hinged on Republican leadership and warning of populist overreach.

Notice of Final Account Exhibition in Middlesex Court

Executors of Sarah Benddor deceased intend to exhibit their account to the Judge of the Ipshead Court for the County of Middlesex on Tuesday October 1 1900 for settlement and allowance. The account will be audited and stated by the Surrogate.

Sarah Benddor Ipheast Court County of Middlesex Tuesaday Sarah A. Brown Henry W. Brown James Ll. Brown James L. Brown Henry W Brows

Blauvelt Store Promotes Broad Stock and Low Prices

AUTURAR C C Blauvelt markets a large selection of trimmed and untrimmed hats silk and velvet dress goods and dry goods for home use. The store touts low city prices on linens tableware and fancy goods with new stock in notions and embroidery and emphasizes improvements in the mercerized linings and ready for criticism by Mrs Blauvelt.

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