New Jersey Herald
- May 20, 1915
Brighter and brighter is the outlook
for a record attendance at the Big Memorial Celebration at Cranberry
Lake, May 29th, 30th and 31st. The people all over the county are
making arrangements to swell the crowds at this old-time popular recreation
park, and well they may, for here will be found everything usually
found at any pleasure resort outside of Coney Island. Arrangements
have been made to place on the grounds either a Flying Machine or
Ferris Wheel in addition to the many other attractions. Some concessions
are still for sale, such as lunch frankfurters and hamburgers, fruit,
nuts and popcorn and candy. Also the legitimate concessions which
are not listed can be placed by communicating with the Secretary.
See large
advertisement in this paper.
New Jersey Herald - May 27, 1915
Cranberry Lake will open as a pleasure
resort on Saturday under the management of James L. Kymer. There will
be special features at the park Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Wantage Recorder - July 23, 1915 issue
Newton
A strong effort is being made to have
the passenger depot here kept open until the arrival of the 9 a.m.
train.
Sussex
Register - September 23, 1915
Daniel Plant, of Andover, has been appointed
baggagemaster at the Lackawanna passenger depot in Newton, succeeding
John McKee, resigned.
Falling from the platform at the local railroad station
last Saturday afternoon, Sylvester Straway, of Newton, sustained severe
injuries to one of his legs. Luckily, he was not otherwise injured.
Wantage Recorder - November 26, 1915 issue
The last remaining buildings at Cranberry
Lake, a storehouse and barn, were burned last week.
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