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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1911

Page

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Sunday Services and Club Outing Highlights

Sunday services at the Methodist church include a 1080 A.M. sermon by Rev. C. W. Heisley on false views of religion and a Labor Day evening address on toil. The Social Club’s fourth outing covered Princeton, Mendham, Morristown, and New Brunswick with five cars and several members en route. the last outing is set for October. Miss Helen Murray hosted friends in South Cranbury with games and refreshments. Township officers were nominated by the Republicans in Odd Fellows Hall and include Joseph C. Chamberlin for Township Committee and Walter H. Havens for Township Clerk, plus constables and an executive committee. various budget lines were listed. George R. Thomas fell while picking apples, received aid, and recovered.

Methodist Church C. W. Heisley Ita Princeton Mendham Morristown New Brunswick W. H. Perrine John B. Perrine Frank S. Davis Wm. F. Perrine H C. Symmes Helen Murray South Cranbury Odd Fellows’ Hall Joseph C. Chamberlin Walter H. Havens Jacob Gordon Samuel Lawrence Ezekiel Barclay

Thresher Injures Man in Manalapan Incident

Elmer Jemison of near Cranbury was pulled into a running threshing belt at Manalapan. His arm broke in two places and was severely mashed. Dr Ander of Englishtown directed his transfer to St Francis Hospital in Trenton.

Elmer Jemison Cranbury Manalapan Andersoot Englishtown St. Francis Hospital Trenton

Mrs. Bergen Returns From Abroad Home

Mrs. Bergen, who spent the summer touring Europe, returned Tuesday evening to a surprise welcome. A party of friends gathered, with refreshments and a happy evening attended by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stults, Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Curry, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Symmes, Mr. and Mrs. B. H., and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Perrine.

Johnes Bergen Europe Alex. Stults J. E. Curry A. H. Symmes H. Perrine Samuel Perrine John B. Perrine

Auto Plunges Into Fence Injuring Three Near Hightstown

An automobile owned by Charles Dennis of Hightstown and driven with Frank Pullen Jr and John Cottrell of the same town left the road and struck a barbed wire fence in a ditch. The three occupants were cut about the face and arms and treated by a local physician after Dennis lost control rounding a sharp curve.

Charles Dennis Hightstown Frank Pullen, Jr John Cottrell Dennis

Woman Found Unconscious in Kitchen Morning

Mrs Eveline Mershon was found unconscious on her kitchen floor Tuesday morning by Mrs McChesvey. She showed partial recovery and Dr B S Van Dyke hopes for full recovery.

Eveline Mershon McChesvey B.S. van Dyke

Trent Theatre Presents Baseballitis Comedy Bill

The Trent Theatre offers a big comedy bill next week headlined by Baseballitis a clever baseball burlesque. Dan Sherman and Mabel DeForrest return in A Comedy Joy Circus with Kate Watson delivering a solo turn. James Grady & Co Greens & Larose and Carl Henry round out the program with song and dance acts.

Trent Theatre America Dan Sherman Mabel DeForrest Newport Kate Watson Miss Watson James Grady&Co Carl Henry Greens & Larose

Cranbury Baseball Club Split Holiday Twin Bill

Cranbury wins morning game 5 to 3 at Hights Town behind Applegate fine pitching. Hightstown takes afternoon 2 to 0 as Masterson and Richter shine. double plays mark tense contest. Epp returns to nightwatchman post after Brown & Gibson stint at State Home.

Cranbury Baseball Club Hightstown Hightstown Boys Cranbury Norcross Hoffman McCue Barlow Wickett Richter Maraldo Applegate Nolan E. McCue McClure Comfort Compton Campbell Wicoff Colemn Our Boys Ritcher Masterson M. McClure Mai Richter Black Andrew Epp Brown & Gibson Jamesburg

Burglars Caught Robbing Post Office in Robbinsville

Three 19 year old burglars Henry Miller Alfred Jaeger and Fred Becker were captured early Wednesday while robbing the Robbinsville general store and post office. A rifle posse surrounded the building and compelled surrender. They were jailed in Trenton after appearing before Justice Abram Naar. The youths have no homes and have been wandering the country.

Henry Miller Alfred Jaeger Fred Becker Robbinsville W. B. Yard Mr. Yard John Murphy John Murphy, Jr Edward A. Stewart Wesley Burtis Miller John Murphy, Sr Jaeger Becker Culliton Central Frank K. Grove William Smith Trenton Justice Abram Naar

Public Playgrounds Grow Across Cities and States

The article notes rapid expansion of playgrounds with 246 cities establishing facilities and 1 024 playgrounds in 201 cities. Massachusetts laws encouraged votes on playgrounds for larger towns while major cities like Chicago and New York expanded year round operations and lighting.

Massachusetts Chicago New York Boston Los Angeles Baltimore St. Louis Dayton Pittsburg Rochester Cincinnati Springfield Mass North Andover Carlisle Jersey City Sag Harbor Philadelphia

Dress Fabrics for Schoolwear Highlight Yard’s Values

Brief listing of serviceable fabrics for children's dresses with Yard's prices and options. White Percale 36-in 25c yard. Pajama Check 36-in 18c. Indian Head Belfast and Butcher’s linen finish 36-in 18c. Lotus Cloth 27-in 25c. Poplin 27-in 25c 35c. Pique 27-in 25c 35c. Killarney linen 40-in 15c. India linen various weights 15c-30c. assorted fancy fabrics 25c-75c yard.

Belfast Killarney India

Personal Liberty, Law, and Social Welfare Excerpt

Governor M. E. Hay argues for limited personal freedom to protect community welfare. The text contrasts drunken indulgence with liberty, contending laws and divine guidelines restrain individual action for the common good. It also urges finding time for devotion and inner spiritual renewal.

M. E. Hay Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Murray Celeste Curry Sara Perrine Helen Butcher Elizabeth Davison Olive Petty Mise Murray William Hoffman David Lewis Arthur Burroughs Ancil Davison Charles Symmes Aga Davison George R. Thomas Mrs. Bergen Baseball Yard C. C.blauvelt Hightstown, N. J Blauvelt North Broad Clothiers — Hatters Haberdishers Trenton, N. J Peerless Union R. A. Donnelly S. Broad Street Trenton, N. d Peppler Jersey Carryalls Thomas Peppler Hightstown, W. J
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