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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

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Local Congregations and Clergy News Briefs

The C E Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet in the chapel Sabbath evening with the topic Getting the most from prayer led by Blaine Davison. The Middlesex County Fall Convention of the W O T U will be held at the Congregational Church in Woodbridge on Thursday September 26 with Mrs Wm Perrine as secretary. Rev Charles F Taylor of Westport Conn former pastor of Cranbury Second Presbyterian has accepted the pastorate at Greenwich Second Congregational. Rev D F Giles of Milford N Y will preach in Plainsboro town hall on Sunday. he is a candidate for Plainsboro church pastorate.

C. E. Society of the First Presbyterian Church Blaine ‘Davison Middlesex County Congregational Church Woodbridge Wm. F. Perrine Charles F. Taylor Westport, Conn Pasor Second Presbyterian Church of Cranbury Second Congregational Church of Greenwich Conn D. F. Giles Milford N. Y Plainsboro Mr. Giles Plainsboro Church

Lucky Fishermen and Ship Canal Monuments Progress

Lucky fishermen including Mesers Charles Farr Renney Dey Furman Stout John Stout Walter Havens Howard Stout and Farr Cham berlin return from Forked River with several hundred fine fish. W. BR. Griffith Co engineers from Norfolk begin center line monuments for the New Jersey Ship Canal from the Beekman farm toward Millstone River and South Amboy with Bennett Harris supplying cement. An incident near Asbury Park involves Isaac Barlow Jr Duke Wetherill Miss Annie Grover and Miss Mae Schenck as a gun-wielding woman halts their car. the group recovers and jokes about the scare. Averted trouble occurs when Charles Royer loosens a team on Clark Applegate’s route and leaves the wagon at Stults’ Corner. Cranbury Township Sunday schools report four schools, 70 officers and teachers, 471 scholars, 557 total, 291 average attendance, 20 scholars joining church, 240 church members, and contributions of 16.99 to County and State work. Hr. Butcher, Township Secretary.

Mesers Charles Farr Renney Dey Furman Stout John Stout Walter H. Havens Howard Stout Farr Chamberlin Charles Ely W. BR. Grifith Co Norfolk New Jersey Ship Canal Beekman Farm Dayton Bordentown Millstone River South Amboy Bennett & Harris Isaac Barlow, Jr Duke Wetherill Annie Grover Mae Schenck Asbury Park Butcher

Mrs Mary Snedeker died at 79 in New Brunswick home

Mrs Mary Katherine Snedeker formerly of Cranbury died Saturday evening September seventh at her daughter’s home in Livingston Manor New Brunswick aged eighty She was the widow of Cornelius Snedeker member of Snedeker Outcast Co and a longtime First Reformed Church of New Brunswick member Survived by seven children and a sister Funeral services were held at her home Tuesday with Rev Jasper Hogan and burial in Cranbury Second Presbyterian cemetery

Mary K. Snedeker Cranbury Lyle van ‘Nuis Livingston Manor New Brunswick Snedeker John Stonaker Elizabeth Voorhees Cornelius Snedeker Outcast & Co First Reformed Church of D. C. Lewis Lyle van Nuis Alexander W. Petit A. C. Burt Owego N. Y Charles D. Snedeker Perth Amboy William W. Snedeker Gee, Fielder Flatbush Jacob Wyckoff Jasper Hogan Second Presbyterian Cemetery

William Greenwald Indicted In Chicken Theft Case

Local report says William Greenwald has been indicted for stealing chickens. On July 26 a crew of youths chased a man with a bag. Julius Romberg, Greenwald's hired man, was captured with poultry. Greenwald fled and was later identified. Romberg pleaded not guilty. bail set at $500 for each man.

William Greenwald Greenwald Elias Ervin Frank John Dugan Clifford Moore Union Valley Harvest Julius Romberg

First National Bank of Cranbury Gains Popularity and Strength

The institution grows in popularity with a thriving savings department and safe deposit boxes. It stands 212nd on the National Banks on the Roll of Honor, among 1366 banks listed.

National Bank of

Sunday School Convention Attendees Gather in New Brunswick

Mr and Mrs H J Butcher Mr and Mrs Wm De Bow Mr and Mrs D J Wilson Mr and Mrs D C Mershon Miss Elva Chamberlin Miss Jennie Duncan Miss Ada Voorhees Miss Laura Stults from First Presbyterian and Rev C L Ebell with Blaine Davison from Methodist attended the Middlesex county Sunday School convention in New Brunswick on Thursday.

H. J. Butcher Wm. de Bow D. J.wilson D. C. Mershon Es A. Bennett J. B. Perrine Elva Chamberlin Jennie Duncan Ada Voorhees Laura Stults First Presbyterian Sunday School C. L. Ebell Blaine Davison Methodist Sunday School Middlesex County New Brunswick

Bible Class Members Enjoy Barnegat Fishing Trip

Members of the R. W. Swetland Bible Class of Hightstown Baptist Church enjoyed their annual Barnegat fishing excursion on Wednesday. Participants included EB, C. Wilson, Daniel Croshaw and Clifford Chamberlin.

R. W. Swetland Hightstown

Cranbury Public School Opens Doors for New Term

The Cranbury public school launched the 1912 1913 term on Monday September 9 with about 180 pupils and seven graduates. Changes in staff include Miss Elizabeth Fewamith leaving for Philadelphia and Miss Georgia Nutt moving to Collingswood. New year roster lists Miss Anna M Cherry as principal and Floyd W Evans supervising principal among others. Plainsboro also opened with principal Miss Ethel Woodruff and Miss Luella Hultz teaching lower grades.

Cranbury Public School Elizabeth Fewamith Philadelphia Georgia Nutt Collingswood Anna M. Cherry Newark Miriam Carter Boonton Emma Ditmar Trenton Laura Scudder Emma Ford Bordentown Anna Ervin Della Bergen Floyd W. Evans Dayton Plainsboro Ethel Woodruff Ewing Luella Hultz

Monrose Township Schools Open With 280 Enrollment

Monrose Township opened its schools on Monday with about 280 pupils enrolled. Supervising principal Harris A. Jamison oversees Prospect Plains and Rhode Hall staff. principals include Miss Alma Grove, Miss Carrie Davison, Miss Kathleen Reed, Miss Lenora Grove, Miss Rebecca Allen, Miss Clara Huffington, and Miss Nellie Delaney across several schools. The Teachers Professional Circle meets at Prospect Plains this afternoon. Waterman and Waterbury of Buffalo install heating and ventilation in Monroe School to finish by October 1. Matchaponix School House gains a new concrete foundation and three-quarter acre playground. Miss Sara Hoffman of Jamesburg serves as substitute at Dey Grove this week.

Monrose Township Harris A. Jamison Prospect Plains Alma Grove Rhode Hall Carrie Davison Englishtown Monroe School Kathleen C. Reed Shippensburg Gravel Hill Daisy Conover Old Church Lenora B. Grove Pleasant Grove Rebecca ‘T. Allen Dey Grove Clara Huffington Cranbury Matchaponix Nellie C. Delaney Jamesburg Waterman & Waterbury Buffalo Monroe Sara Hoffman

Meeting of Cranbury Citizens Plans for Brainerd Lake Dam

A public meeting was held to discuss constructing a new concrete dam at Brainerd Lake due to its dangerous condition. Low attendance prompted another gathering set for September 18 at 8 P M. The wall along the sidewalk needs repair and county officials will address both issues.

Cranbury Brainerd Lake Board of Trade G. A. Bennett

White goods for autumn offered by Yard’s store

The store promotes a broad range of white goods for autumn including new poplin heavy weight 27 inch at 25c per yard, piques and pique like piquette in multiple widths and prices, Lotus-Cloth with stripe effects, Killarney linen, Nu linen, butchers linen finish, union linen blends, and real linens with widths from 24 to 36 inches priced from 15c to 1 per yard.

Killarney Union

Music at Steinbach's Tells Saturday Fitting and Fashion Sale

The Steinbach Company in Asbury Park offers a bargain filled sale with stylish suits coats dresses and more for all ages. A Warner's full orchestra will perform afternoon and evening as customers shop and enjoy the music.

Steinbach Company Asbury Park Warner

Evangelistic Meetings at Methodist Church Begin Sunday

The Methodist Church announces Evangelistic meetings starting Sunday with services at 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M. Morning topic Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness sake Evening Sir where is it. Week schedule lists Rev Adolos Allen Tuesday Rev J E Curry Wednesday and Rev C G Book of Windsor Friday. The pastor conducts other evenings and notices will name second week speakers.

Adolos Allen J. E. Curry C. G. Book of

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Charles F Taylor Charles Royer John Hughes Spencer Perrine Clark Applegate Phaeton Stults’ Corner Report of Sunday Schools Cranbury Township Mary Katherine Snedeker Monroe School Notes Rogers & Bros St. Regis A. F. Williams East State Street Trenton, N. J AGWE Dutch Neck, N. J Acme Acme Rubber Manufacturing Co N. J Chas. F. Haley Heimer” Or “Style Steinbach’s Methodist Church Daniel Black Clothing Co S. Broad St Washington Market Building Third Congressional District House of Representatives Secretary of Congress Cape Cod Gulf of Florida New Jersey Boston Texas Aldrich Benj. F. S. Brown Matawan B. F Brown
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