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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1886
Page
3
Luella Bergen and Florence Bergen are visiting South Amboy as Best Coal is advertised at 4.25 per ton by Grover and Chamberlin.
A Hamilton Square Baptist Church call to extend Rev J B Hutchinson from Hatboro Pa and reunions mark a family gathering at Taylor's Grove with 38 participants. Brainerd Institute falls start Sept 8 with Prof George E Merkley to lead classes. M E Church interior repairs complete and Rev Allen Thompson to officiate Sunday at Bordentown.
A 129 acre Hutchinson farm on Pond Run Road in Hamilton township sold Wednesday to Abner Chambers for 229 dollars per acre. Es H Savage and White Pine Pickets and Railing were listed in the proceedings.
Mary Perrine's guardianship bid faced opposition from Woodbridge Strong and J J Ely who argued she is capable. A 24 member jury denied the petition, Judge Strong noting inquiry should focus on insanity only. Chancellor Runyon ruled no necessity to prove lunacy, upholding Appelget's position and prompting publication interest by Lawyer's Cooperative.
The piece notes that schools will reopen on Monday and children will transition from outdoor recreation to regular classroom routine. It mentions a six hour day with brief intermissions and potential minor differences with teachers, highlighting the shift to structured study.
D G Perrino and J B Davison report 125 New York Voice subscribers in seven days, signaling strong public interest in the Prohibition newspaper. Bethel Church Harvest Home draws large crowd with Dennia of Princeton and Rev Greig delivering sermons and a lively afternoon on a Kill Von Kull voyage.
Brown and Gibson defend fair dealing in coal sales amid accusations of misrepresentation. They claim exclusive rights only in Cranbury area and dispute claims about ton weights and coal types. They pledge honesty, reject deception, and thank patrons for continued support of Council Ridge and Buck Mountain coal.
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