Rail timetable notes and local notices from Cranbury area
Practical timetable fragments list Philadelphia New York Trenton and Freehold routes with weekday departures. Local notices report visitors, church rally schedule, community deaths, and upcoming anniversaries including Jamesburg O U A M tenth anniversary.
Second Presbyterian calls Rev Adolps Allen pastor
At a congregational meeting the Second Presbyterian church unanimously decided to call Rev Adolps Allen of Reading Pennsylvania to be pastor. He is expected to accept and settle here around early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Adolps Allen
Reading
Allen
Republicans of Cranbury plan meeting for delegates
The Republican voters of Cranbury township are asked to meet at Odd Fellow's Hall on Monday evening October 1 at 8 to elect delegates for the County Convention in New Brunswick on Thursday October 4. J H Goodwin, Chairman of last meeting. Dated September 25 1900. The Twenty third Annual Meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the Synod of New Jersey will be held Thursday October 11 1900 at the First Presbyterian Church Newark NJ. Two historical sketches will be given and addresses by Robert E Speer and Dr Charles Thompson. A Sunday exercise by the Second Presbyterian Sunday school will be held with prepared fans showing lesson illustrations. Rev F A DeMaris to speak. Parents and friends invited. The Nes Brucadiels Presbytery met in Trenton and voted against revision. Rev John DeWitt led the day. Seven hours total. forty ministers and twenty three elders attended the morning session. Several corresponding members were received including Rev Frank P Parkin, Rev Joseph Curry, Rev Thomas Tyack, Rev F E Stockwell, and Rev Joseph S Van Dyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Stults
County Foreign Missionary Society
Samuel Dey
Bergen & Rue’s
W. A. Mount
Englishtown
John Wyckoff
Plainsboro
Marcus Farr
James Farr
P. R. Bergen’s
Princeton
Sutphen
Miss Webster
Webster
H. C. Symmes
Washington
Cranbury
Woodbridge
Samuel Caminade
Trenton
Hightstown
First Presbyterian Church
Republian
Cranbury Township
Odd Fellow'’s
New Brunswick
J. H. Goodwin
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Synod of New Jersey
Newark
N. J
Robert E. Speer
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Charles
Second Presbyterian Sunday School
Teschera
Mia
Ella Stuka
G. B. Mershon
F. A. DeMaris
Nes
Brucadiels
John DeWitt
Dayton
Witherspoon
Frank P. Parkin
D. D
State Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph E. Curry
This Place
Thomas Tyack
F. E. Stockwell
Baverly
Joseph 8. van Dyke
Sherifep
S.sale
New Sersey
Gertrude
Andanta. Fi
Nate
Iota Pt. Gov
Ania
Heriffs Office
New Jeraey
South Brunswick
County of
Middlesex
New Jersey
Samuel Longatraet
Adane Pia
Houtheates Brook
Abram Hoagland
Thance
William Gasick
Aahd Gallek
Said Gulick
Jani
Princeton Sod
Kingston Beranch Turnpike
Said Branch Turnpike Road
William Longstreet
de Grean
Heathcotes Brook
Trenton and
New Bronwick
Camden and Amboy
William Bayle
Princeton and
Kingston Branch
Bayle
Matike Sthenes
John Stula
Kingston
Philip Corel
Middlenex County Clerk
Liberal
Peada
Camden and
Amboy
Middlesex County Clerk's Office
Jessa
Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Company
Middlesex County Clerk's
Charles Rule
Ranniong
Philip Carle
Carle
Elgah
Heathcotes
Hallroad Company
Stidht
Ald
Elavan Ehaing
Pheheetz North
Kaventy
William G Bayles
Sid Bayles
Anil Sitrat
Potta
Andd Gertruds
Dan
Monmouth Presbytery Adopts Revision Stance and Appointments
The Presbytery of Monmouth adjourned after a two day session at Perrineville Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Frank Symmes. Rev. H C Fox from Philadelphia will be installed at Freehold on Oct 1, and Rev. H Thompson from Detroit on Oct 4. A revision report was debated. a minority opposed it. An 88 to 16 vote rejected further revision. Auctions announced for Cranbury and near Deans with property sales on Oct 3. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver tablets advertised at Clayton’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery of
Monmouth
Perrineville Presbyterian Church
Frank Symmes
H. C. Fox
Presbytery
Philadelphia
Freehold
H. Thompson
Detroit
J. E. Curry
Cranbury
Thomas Tyack
Hightstown
General Assembly
Clayton’s Drug Store
Chamberlain
Clay_ton’s
Golden red blooms on countryside and politics apart
The article notes autumn golden red flowers brightening roads and weddings, touches on politics and women’s influence, cites Col Morin on reform and home origins of virtue, and quotes notices about cattle and choir singing alongside Henry Hester’s cotton crop report. It highlights cotton yields 9,436,416 bales and rising mill consumption in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Hester
South
Georgia
Carolinas
Pennsylvan ia Railroad Niagara Falls Excursions
Remaining excursions to Niagara Falls from Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington on September 20 October 4 and 18 depart 8:00 to 9:05 A M with routes via Broad Street Station Manunka Church and the Delaware Valley. Round trip prices vary by origin from 6.90 to 25.75 dollars with pro portions for other points. descriptive pamphlet and stop-over details available from ticket agents or Cico W Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia. For Rent The room formerly occupied by Miss Everingham available October 1st inquire at Presa Office.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Manunka Church
Delaware Valley
Broad Street
Delaware
Atlantic City
Lancaster
Altoona
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Wilkesharre
Williamsport
Trenton
Mt. Holly
Palmyra
New Brunswick
Cico
W. Boyd
Nine day Pennsylvania Railroad tour to Gettysburg and Virginia
Nine day personally conducted tour from New York and Philadelphia to Gettysburg Battlefield Luray Caverns Natural Bridge Richmond Old Point Comfort and Washington. Rail fare and expenses quoted with dates October 9 to 14. Includes guided battlefield visit and carriage drives with ample viewing time at key locations. For details contact Geo W Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Luray
Natural Bridge
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Pennsysvania Railroad Company
Luray Caverns
New York
Philadelphia
Tesday
Battlefield of
Bonday
Olt Point Comfort
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
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the Cranbury Press
Vis
Bordentown
Trenton, Vis
Monmouth Junction
Freehold and
Long Branch
Market St. Wharf
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Sta
J.B. Woop
J. B. Hurcatson
Gen’l
John Davis
J. Harry Dunham
Mount Holly
Europe
C. A. Hicks
Hoboken
W. 8. Cole
Walter Murray
Princeton Seminary
A. O. Rue
Henry Rue
Clifton
Alfred Rue
Lewis Barmore
Rebury Park
Newman
J. 8. Silvera
E. W. Dunham
Marie B. Kelly
Perth Amboy
Laura Scudder
Rena Bradley
Nellie Voorhees
Cranbury Neck School
Mary Bergen
van Dyke, Jr
University of Pennsylvania
James Hutchingon
Cranbury Neck
Abijah Applegate
Clifford Brown
South Amboy
Rose Walker
Spring Lake
Mrs. Allen
The
Daniel Croshaw
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Middlesex County
Mechanica Home Connell, Jr. O. U. A. M
Jamesburg
Ladies Reading Circle
G. W. Burroughs
Ita
Jonathan Messerol
W. C. T. U. Hall
George Street
Church Services
God
Noah
Methodist Church
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Epworth League
Rebecca E. and
W. Harry Everett
United States
William Everett
Mr. Everett
Isaac Everett
John H. Bainbridge
Janeway & ‘Carpenter
New’ Brunswick
Trenton Clothing Co
Frank Carter
Burlington
J. Burroughs
Taylorsville
H. Goodenough
Crosswicks
J. Hughes
Lawrence Station
Peter H. Conover
Monmouth County
Law and Order League
Ladies’ Home Journal
Emeline Bergen
P. Eaches
Bergen
Elwood Bergen
John M. Chamberlin
Mary
Hanna Bergen
Baptist Church
M. E. Church
John Handley
W. R. Wedderspoon
Gromble
J. W. Marshall
Sierras
Gee. H. Neal, Jr
Savonarola
Synodical Missionary Meeting
Second Presbyterian
Seabright Bridge
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Seabright
Snyder
Shrewsbury
William H. DeNyse
Monmouth Inquirer
W. H. Johnson
W. W. Cozzens
Deans
Cupid
Heraphere
Home
America
Mamie G. Morrin
Pittsburg
Seema
Aéer & Garden
Westminster Gazette
N. F. Clayton
Misa Everingham
Presa
John
Halloway
Prafi
H. M. Voorhees
Eton
HM. Voorhees
East State Street
Trenton, N. J
Hightstown, N. J
Kall Goods
Travel
G. Blauvelt
Science
State & Warren Sts
National
Henry C. Symmes
Cranbury, N. J
German American Insurance Coc
Frank A. Brown
Post Office
Crawbury, RN
J. Murphy
Perlb
Mirroin Oes
Efor
Schumacher
James Harkness
D. Wear
Edward Schaffer
P. Dunham & Go
North Broad Street
Levi Updixke
W. H. Field
Apollo Lodge
Fo & A.M
Puonday
Janes O'Nemn
W. M
APPLE
Sivers & Bro
Peter R. Bergen
Clifford G. Brown
Cranbury Station
B.C. Uswin
Scudder
Orphans’ Court
Widdles
W.irving Stults
Peter. Stoltr
Sarah A. Brown
Henry We Brown
James DL. Brown
MiIdlegex
Heraby
Dames le Brown
Barar A, Brown
Henry W Brown
Lohmer & Co
Mason & Hamlin
Emerason
Smith & Barnes
Keller Bron
Willard
Patrona Praigr
N. Warren Street
Trenton, N.J
Masonic Temple Music Store
Liverpool & London & Globe
German American
Ins. Co. of North America
North British & Mercantile
Queen, Caledonian
Commercial Union
Standard
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Oranbury,n. J
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