Local notices of Cranbury and surrounding towns
Saturday and Sunday visits, sickness updates, new homes, and events in Cranbury township and nearby areas. Includes patients Mrs Samuel Perrine and Mr Samuel Nutt, Druggist N. F. Clayton moving to north Main, a topic party at Hightstown Seminary, and wedding of Mirndela S. Bowers to Ar. David O. Berrien. Also reports registry, Bible Society meeting, church renovations, and Union Sunday School notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirndela S. Bowers
Plainsboro
Thuracay
David O. Berrien
Trenton
C. F. Garrison
Cranbury
Union Spnday
Second Presbyterian Church
Union
Notting
George Swain
W. Clark
Pennington Seminary Holds Semi Centenary Jubilee
The Pennington Seminary celebration began Thursday at the Methodist Church in Pennington with large attendance and notable guests. Efforts to free the seminary from debt, led by Rev. Dr. Thomas Unulon, aim to cancel a $32 000 debt by Jubilee day. The property is valued at about $125 000 with improvements planned. James Higgins of Dayton died Saturday after a two year illness. he served as Justice of the Peace for thirty years and overseer of the poor for nearly as long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington Seminary
Pennington
Thomas Unulon
James Higgins
Dayton
Hatl
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Women delegates approved at Cranbury Methodist vote
An election on wom en delegates to the Lay Electoral and General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church was held at Cranbury Methodist Church. It passed in favor by a 10 vote majority. The piece argues for broader roles for women in church work and cites evolving views on scriptural guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cranbury Methodist
Paul
Special stockholders meeting to vote on constitution amendments
A special meeting of Building and Loan Society stockholders will be held at the Town Hall on Monday evening to vote on constitution amendments. Ladies may vote by proxy. each share carries one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan Society
Te Town Hall
Chambertin Street
T. Ely Hutchinson
Presbyterian Church
Tynok
Staugit
Peddie Institute
Camden
New Jersey Baptist Association
East Windsor
Bourda
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wightstown
D. A. Lantz’s
Horges
Pearce’s
Emperor declares world trade ban in imperial edict
In a satirical imperial decree, ruling powers claim to ban all land and sea commerce with the world. The piece lampoons autocratic excess, military might, and censorship as it portrays an emperor, court officials, and a vast army enforcing isolation.
Imperial regime collapses and utopian prophecy reverse
The fragment describes a chaotic future under an imperial regime with degraded language and brutal executions. It mentions rebellions, the burning of a cemetery, the execution of thousands, and a predicted rise of a US style republic with global trade, while England sends greetings and history repeats. Names cited include J. GC. Hoivns, M.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Southea
Golgotha
Robert Paine Horr Most II
Mammoth Cave
London Rice Press
America
Imperial Guard
Thirmer United States
United States
Rome
J. GC. Hoivns
M.D
Two Mothers and the True Boy
A discussion contrasts two parenting styles for boys: strict guardianship that shields and censors versus liberal openness that exposes and educates. The essay argues for a balanced middle ground, shaping a boy who understands evil yet chooses good through guidance, not suppression.
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the Cranbury Press
Asday
Julia A. Silvers
Samuel Nutt
Samuel Perrine
A. U. Symmes
Mr. N. EF. Clayton
North Main Street
Miners of
Hightstown Seminary
Meusra, J. &D
Bergen
Aly
Board of Registry
Cranbury Township
Middlesex County Bible Society
Woodbridge
Mrv
J. W. Dencon
A. OL He
Chris. E. Stuka
Dobbins
J. H. Goodwin
E. D. Snedeker
Sulus
Geo. W. Bain
L. F. Copeland
J. P. Sanford
John Hl. Littlefield
Buin
Simeon Everett
Mr. Everett
W. I. Stults
Clayton
Stulta
Williard Vandenberg
Samuel Vandenberg
Applegarth
de Want
Wilburt
Hightetown
Grace Church
Elizabeth
Thia
H. H. Sleeper
Hightstown
Imperial Gazette
United Empire of America
Canada
Mexico
South America
Patrick-Fritz van Lee-Sambo Gladstone-McGruder- Boulanger-McGinty
Ins
Calumbind’s
Empire
Lincoln
Cleveland
Nero
Isis
Lord Goose IV
Court of York
Imperial
Chigngo
Oklahoma
Jeas
Yosemite Valley
Wis
Miss Fritchie
Barbara Fritchie
Banker Hill
Nea. Adama Watcher
Whitehall
Samuel Bennett
J. R. Norton
Dahmer & Co
New Bangwick
Goodwin's
Wm. Hi
Cooper
Chiareh St. New Brunswick
Cornelius Hougiind
Church St
New Brunswick
Hia
BRE
Queen & Co
Oculista and Opticians of
Philadelphia
J. E. Jacobs
B.p.stout
Jeweler
Optician
Hightstown, Wlj
Baumgartner
Henriettas
Snrall
Brilliantines
Faille Francaise
Armore
J. L. Suydam, A. M.M. D
Church Street
Jamesburg
N. J
Stook
M. Orrick
the National Baptist
Poptal
Trenton House
Emporium
RAC
Maireloth Pavlov
JR. English
South Broad Street
Trenton, N.J
Savelord
George Farr
Apollo Lodge No. 156
CG. Lewis
We A
Puanauaul
Court OF Common Pleas
Aida
Inesson
THE
NEW Brunswick Carriage Works
Washington Street
George, New Brunswick
de Agg
Ania Sant
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Uy Panirstt
Adarge Duga
Larmiesa
Hnim
Lim
Lecek
Henry C. Symmes
Cranning
J. Orror Jlouna
Alan S. Appelget
Tightstown
U.S
Stat
C. Hill & Son
Greene Street
N. Je
Brass and Iron Foundry
T. E. Griggs
D. F. van Nortwick
Sugqutstown, N.J
C. Blauvelt
le Bis
Cok
William
Fowler
Foster
Trenton, N. J
A. H. Snow
K. A. Brown & CO
Commission
Reade Street
New York
Irving National Bank
E. A. Brown
H. Greenberg
Eilarnes
ME. Hoagland
Cranebury,n. J
A. J
Milford
Losa
Chase Brothers Company
Rocuester
N.Y
Coats
Rabber
OS A.W. Lee
East State St
Bivmorich’s
Hightstown, N. J
A. Perdoni
Main Street
Edmund
Central Drug CO
Prospect Plains
R. P. Mason & Son
Mail Streat
Cranbury, N. J
Rogers & Brothers
GOTO
John ¢. Demmert
Chas
Reliable Jeweler
E. State St
Ellison
Petty
Crain
L. W. Grover
Buchlen
Nelson FP
Qrayton
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