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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1916

Page

8

Monroe Township General Election Notice 1916

Notice states a general election in Monroe Township on Tuesday November 7 1916 from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the School House Prospect Plains to elect U S president and vice president fourteen electors governor U S senator U S representative three New Jersey General Assembly members Middlesex Surrogate township officials and vote on a highway commission bond issue worth seven million dollars funded by motor vehicle and registration fees fines and penalties.

Monroe Henge Prospect Plains United States New Jersey United States Senate United States Senate From the State of New Jersey House of Representatives General Assembly State of New Jersey Middlesex

Monroe Township Board of Registry Meeting Notice

The Board of Registry and Election in Monroe Township will meet at the polling place on Tuesday October 31 1916 from 1 p m to 9 p m to revise and correct registry lists and receive additional registrations. Fred A Clayton Clerk dated September 29 1916.

Board of Registry Board of Registry and Election Monroe Township Fred A. Clayton Monroe Borough of Helmetta William D. Kienzle Jamesburg William H. Brooks

Local residents share summer travels and visits

Mrs. Thomas Watson and Mrs. RB R Anderson return from a visit with the Howell family in Easton. Miss Marjorie Hunt visits relatives in Red Bank. Mrs. Fred Sayers and children come home after Ocean Grove. Mrs. Harvey Hutchinson visits her parents in the week end. Mrs. Edward Dilatush visits her sister in Allentown. William T Robbins returns from a Chattanooga trip. he and wife plan a Niagara Falls Canada two week stay. Grace Blackwell spends weekend in New York with her mother Rhoda Blackwell. Mr. and Mrs. Martin West and daughter Lizzie visit in Trenton. Mrs. Jasper T. Cubberley returns from Asbury Park. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chamberlin and children, and Mr. Herbert G. Reed motor to Asbury Park. Mrs. De Witt Reed returns from Princeton visits with her sister.

Marjorie Hunt Red Bank Fred Sayers Ocean Grove William T. Robbins Chattanooga Tenn Mr. Robbins Niagara Falls Canada Grace Blackwell New York Rhoda Blackwell Martin West Lizzie Martin Fleck Trenton Lewis Chamberlin and Sons Herbert G. Reed Asbury Park de Witt Reed Princeton Charles Zaph

Jamesburg Club Resumes Fall Talks on Alaska Development

The Round About Book Club will restart Wednesday at Mrs J Edmund Marryotts home with a discussion on Alaska and Its Development after summer suspension. A Sayreville dance drew locals including Julia Riley Annie Smoke Lizzie Connors Andrew Valek and others who joined chaperoned trips to New Brunswick to hear C P Christiansen.

Round About Book Club J. Edmund Marryott Alaska Sayreville Julia Riley Annie Smoke Lizzie Connors Andrew Valek John Smoke Martin Makes Fred Barberi Albert Linke H. Courtney Brown New Brunswick C. P. Christiansen New York City Mr. Brown Earl Truman Perth Amboy Clarence Bennett George Smock H. A. Edwards

Constipation Warns Of Many Ills

A health notice urges keeping bowels regular to prevent illnesses and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a laxative that also improves appetite and digestion. The ad claims the tablets are obtainable everywhere.

Keep it Dark. Simplicity-Is the light out in the hall?

A terse exchange hints at a mood of gloom and absence of light in a hall. The phrase Simplicity and Lehigh Burr appear as fragments suggesting a cryptic dialogue or caption.

Lehigh Burr

Helmetta Borough Election Notice 1916

Election to be held in Helmetta on Tuesday November 7 1916 from six o clock a m at the Hose House. Voters will elect Governor three members of the General Assembly two Councilmen surveyors of highways for the borough and will vote on An Act creating a High way Construction reconstruction and improvement fund from motor vehicle license fees seven million dollars.

Helmetta Hose House Borough of United States New Jersey United States Senate House of Representatives General Assembly State of Middlesex Highway Commission Jamesburg Augusta Street

Helmetta Borough Polling Place Notice

The Borough Clerk of Helmetta announces a meeting at the polling place on September 29, 1916. William D. Kienzle presides as Borough Clerk and official notices are filed for governance and election procedures.

Jamesburg Borough Notices on Tax and Licenses

Notice mentions a gathering at Borough Hall Augusta Street Jamesburg with officials including two Councilmen and a Justice of the Peace. Reference to funds from motor vehicle license fees registration fees fines and penalties. President of the United States and state affiliations appear in fragment.

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Paris E. State St. H. M. Voorhees & Bro Trenton, N. J R. A. Donnelly State Street Broad B. F.gunson Clothier and Haberdesher E. State Street Hotel Windsor N. J Hamilton Square Thomas Watson RB. R. Anderson Joseph Howell Easton Harvey Hutchinson Hutch Inson Milla George R. Robbins Edward Dilatush Allentown G. R. Robbins Jasper T. Cubberley Andrew Hill Frank Sieger The Home For Boys Advance Home Weekly Seiger Jamesburg Presbyterian Church Frederick Gunson Lakewood John Kirkpatrick Mary Pullen Samuel Longstreet Oceanic James Emens Upper Jamesburg Howard E. Dunfee Burlington Perry Buon Joseph Perdoni Daniel Stonaker Lena Reid Gertrude Wideberg Spotswood Albert Owens, Jr Brooklyn Raymond Corrine Lincoln Avenue Thomas Breen Steinbach’s Steinbach New Seracy Stouts Restaurant J. Frank Dowdin Cranbury, New Jersey
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