Preaching and Meetings At Two Churches
A fragmented schedule lists sermons and meetings. First Church led by Rev Jor E Garry with topics on The Seal of the Kingdom from I Timothy and lessons from David, plus a Friday afternoon series and a Saturday morning class led by Bir M A Rue. Second Church features Rev J Van Dyke preaching, a Monday review following a Sunday sequence, and Epworth League addressing The Enemies of Christ by Indifference led by Miss Lizzie Hageman.
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Jor. Egarry
Sannath
Juxion Exnravor
David
Belle Applegate
Cunmitas Exdeavor
Rev. J
van Dyke
Caatatian Evpravor
William Stein
W. F. Greenbank
Sanpark Seneon
Epworth Leagur
Christ
Lizzie Hageman
Local items and notices from Cranbury area
Mr. Raymond Stillwell recovers from illness and resumes work while Rose Snow and Rutherford Snow travel to Norwich for saloon and stone cutting lessons. Rev. Frank R Symmes to preach at First Presbyterian preparatory service October 3 at 3 pm. Joseph Ely and Ely Robbins race for fastest hose at Cranbury and Hights town Driving Park Saturday at 3 pm. Rogers & Frazier photographers praise business and image the Ourong Club at winter entertainment. Rev J Van Dyke resigns. congregation to meet Saturday to act. Donnelly of Trenton offers goods including goon coats and 25 cent gloves with other men’s furnishings advertised.
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Joseph Ely
Ely Robbins
Cranbury and Hightstown
Fall Trede and Women at the Bar in Detmorest Magazine
Bergen and Kuo advertise fall goods including dress materials and wall coverings. A feature on women advancing in law appears in Detmorest's November issue with portraits of notable female lawyers. A marriage unites Mrs Conn and James Schenck of Jamesburg after an evening disturbance. Pine Koot, a 14 hand pacer, wins three straight races at New Paltz. A literary entertainment in Ode Fellows Hall on Oct 6 features Bertha Wilson, S Philip Golden, and Florence Golden. Resolutions honor Addison Dey of the Christian Endeavor Society with condolence and a notice to Cranbury Press.
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Detmorest
J. E Corry
Conn
Jame Schenck
Jamesburg
Daniel Wright
Pine Koot
New Paltz
N.Y
Latch
Ode Fellows Hall
Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Bertha Willson
Philip Golden
Florence Golden
Mies Wilson
Werner
Munsey
Demarcat
Bertha Welby
Misa Wilsea
Broadway
Slep
Madam Shaw
London
Miss Wison
New York
Mr Qolten
Middletown
N.J
California
Mies Florence Golden
H. K. Allstrom
Pho
Addison Dey
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Chorals
Bro
Waeneas
Resorven
Sinerra
Rasorven
Cranbury Press
Howand J
Sunday School Association Meeting At Jamesburg
The Middlesex County Sunday School Association held its thirty-second convention at the Presbyterian Church in Jamesburg. Highlights included devotions led by Rev. Alonzo Chambers, a welcome by Rev. B. Everett, and addresses by Rev. L. D. Stultz and Mr. Joseph D. Doty. Reports showed 5 schools, 89 officials and teachers, 483 children, 228 church members, with strong primary work and training emphasis.
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Middlesex County Sunday School Association
Presbyterian Church
Jamesburg
Alonzo Chambers
B. Everett
F. R. Stont
New Brunswick
L. D. Stultz
Home Department
Mua
Annie Harlow
Bethany Sunday School
Philadelphia
Solomon
Harlow
Rev . M. Fergusson
H. J. Butcher
Cranbury
Nominations Hearings at Middlesax County Republican Meet
Middlesax county Republicans met in New Brunswick on Thursday to nominate Sheriff Andrew S Church and three Assembly candidates. Officers formed committees, speakers praised party unity, and ballots narrowed to Church as nominee for Sheriff with Tice Barclay and Garretson as Assembly hopefuls.
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Middlesax County
New Brunswick
Rel. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Silas D . Owens
Willian V. Spader
James J. Goodwin
Crantury
Firat
C. L. Corbin
Beritan
H. A. Neilson
New Branswick
J. H. Goodwin
Cranbury
D. W. Owens
Frank
R. H. Wilkon
Lis
Shentt
Assembly
Wilson
Kegan
Sheet
John Mercaroll
Andrew 8
Church
BH. A. Nvalyan
Ana D Barclay
Milton A. Edgar
Perth
Aubey
George Hl
El'ogiane
Edgar
Raritan River
Tico
J. M. Whitford
Piscataway
Henry & Garretson
Henry S. Garretam
Board of Freeholders of Director
Whitford
South Amboy
George I
Tice
Sayreville
Isaiah D. Barclay
South Brunswick
Andrew S. Church
Brunswick
William B Peterson
Southriver
Teu
Yreak Jing
East Benswick
Avid
Mr Church
Andrew B Church
Theodore Strong
Mr. Church
Cranvury
James 11
Goodwin
Cama
Issiah D Barclay
Maj Wsty
Barclay
Alan
A. Church
G. U Tice
Gerretson
Garretaan
Churen
Lice
Garretson
Brown
Giarretean
Tica
Tea
J. H. Whitfield
Litterest
Raritan Township
James H. Fountain
Madison Township
Jamestown Woolen Co Goods Priced At 39e A Yard
The Jamestown Woolen Company offered fabrics equal to any in style at 39e per yard, underscoring value and quality. The market display highlighted texture and finish aimed at broad appeal for home and apparel uses.
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Jamestown Woolen
The Finest Line in This City for Plain Goods
A seller advertises a wide range of woven fabrics from large and small figures to rough and smooth weaves. The shop promises every style of fancy cloth and states it offers everything customers may want at prices to suit them.
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Kate Perrine
Wyckoff's
George Buding and
Eon
Aebury Park
Cranbury Friends
Meson
van Dyke, Jr
Harry van Dusen
Princeton College
Mra. E. B. P. Kelley
Perth Amboy
J. Holmen
Joseph P. Day
Mias Nellie
Alia, Johnson, P. Dey
New York City
Emma Everingham
Levey Brothers
Freehold
Raymond Stillwell
Il'nen
Rose Snow
Salion
Norwich
Rutherford Snow
Ose
Frank R Symmes
Tennent
First Presbyterian
Cburch
Messia
Rogers & Frazier
Ourong Club
J. van Dyke
Second Presbyterian Church
Dr. van Dyke
Gunning
Donnelly
Trenton
O. A. Branvelt’s
F A. Brown
George W. Burroughe
Asbory Park
J. H. Godwin
J. Silvers
Vislt Vannest, Coleman & Co
America
Bergen & Kuo
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Zenda
Slegel
Cooper's
Chicago Dupern
Sinter
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C. KR
Law
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Hobart
Sunday School Association Meeting
Cfleere
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Republicanea
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A. G. Litterest, and
J. H. Fountain
Assebly
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Woodbridge
Daet A Brown
Scheffer's
Hightetown
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AHL
Snow's
Craxpeny Coat Co
Skillman
Hightstown
Krenagen & Rue
Clayton
David C. Griggs
Poon
Dayton
South Brunawlck Township
C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
R. A. Tusting
Ra& G
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Yarners
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Lidtes and Childeen
McGraw
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Dunham
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Bill
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Edward W. Apilenet
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Ceremia
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The
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Middlesex County
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Henry
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Onaneum
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Franz A.brown
D. W. Clayton
Cranbury Station, N. J
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Commission
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G. Davison
Mamma
Bertha Willser
Kiocutioniat, Debartean and
Vocahat
Florence R. Golden
Pianit and Accompaniet
ODD Fellows Hall
Snedeker & CO
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Trenton, N. J
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