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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1915

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The Churches Schedule and Village Improvement Notes

Morning preaching by Rev. Z W Wells and evening preaching from Romans 1 16. Sunday School in the afternoon. Official board meeting at the parsonage Wednesday 7 30. Prayer meeting Friday and choir rehearsal. C E Society to meet next Sunday evening on Getting Ready for the Next Life led by Miss Margaret Bergen. Circle to meet April 14 at Mrs F A Brown. Village Improvement Society annual meeting held. officers re-elected: President Mrs G E B Mershau, VP Mrs E S Barclay, Secretary Mrs C T Hottman, Treasurer Miss Laura Roudder. Mr Wilfert, buyer of the Goodwin property, to install city water and a new heating system.

Z. W. Wells Rom C. E. Society of the First Church Margaret Bergen Village Improvement Society Mre G EB. Mershau Es, Barclay Mra C. T. Hottman Laura Roudder

Dey Couple Invitees Host Reception for James Dey Wedding Honors

Mr and Mrs James Dey issue invitations for a reception honoring Mr and Mrs William James Dey on Wednesday evening April fourteenth.

James Dey William James Dey

Friday Club elects officers at Davison home

The Friday Club held its annual business meeting at Mrs. Herbert Davison's home on South Main Street in Hightstown. Officers elected include President Miss Mary C. Simpani Hist Vice President Miss Virginia Wyckell Second Vice President Miss Edna Conover Secretary Mrs. Walter C. Black Treasurer Mrs. Harvey G. Rue Federation Secretary Miss Edna Wyckoff.

Herbert Davison South Maintreet Hightstown Mary C. Simpani Virginia Wyckell Edna Conover Walter C. Black Harvey G. Rue Federation Edna Wyckoff

Peddie Institute Baseball Holds Light Practice Drills

The Peddie Institute baseball squad of about 40 candidates has undergone light practices over the last two weeks and played several five to seven inning games between selected teams.

Peddie Institute

Paul Ambrose Marks 25 Years as Church Organist

Paul Ambrose a teacher at State Schools Trenton completed twenty five years as organist and choirmaster at St James Methodist Episcopal Church New York City Sunday. He began at Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church in April 1890 and during the period never missed a Sunday due to illness or lateness. He led his present choir plus his old quartet that had sung for ten years.

Paul Ambrose Trenton St. James Methodist Episcopal Church New York City Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Ambrose

Triangle Tennis Club Elects 1925 Officers

The Triangle Tennis Club has elected officers for the year. Charles Symmes is president, Miss Hattie Lewis is vice president, Miss Helen Butcher is secretary, and Arthur L. Burroughs is treasurer. Dues are payable to Burroughs. The president hopes the court repairs will be finished by May 1.

The Triangle Tennis Club Charles Symmes Hattie Lewis Helen Butcher Arthur L. Burroughs

A Concrete Romance screened at Cranbury Odd Fellows Hall

A moving picture titled A Concrete Romance will be shown on April 18 in Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury New Jersey. The film follows a young agricultural student who helps a banker with a dilapidated farm and features the banker’s attractive daughter. Admission is free and a public open hour meeting precedes the screening.

Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury N. J

Kingston Bridge Condition Sparks Princeton Township Petition

Residents of Princeton Township especially the Kingston section urge Mercer County Freeholders to repair the Kingston bridge over Stony Brook. They say the bridge is unsafe for heavy traffic and drivers cross with extreme caution. They also cite the bridge over the stream at Brewer’s Hill on the Princeton Lawrenceville Road.

Princeton Township Kington Kingston Stony Brook Board of Freeholders Mercer County Brewer's Hill Princeton Lawrenceville Road

Choir at Second Presbyterian Church Praises Sing Victory

The morning anthem Christ Is Risen was performed and the evening featured Sing Victory and Blessed Is He Who Cometh. The male quartet W Russell Silvers Arthur L Burroughs Charles C Groves Lemuel Stults sang with Mrs Clarence Perrine at the piano.

Second Presbyterian Church Christ W. Russell Silvers Arthur L. Burroughs Charles C. Groves Lemuel Stults Clarence Perrine

Enjoyable Receptions for Rev. Curry at New Manse

In two nights of receptions Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Curry hosted at the new manse drawing nearly all town youth on Tuesday and the church’s older members on Wednesday. Guests enjoyed dainty refreshments, games, and warm welcomes as they toured the attractive furnishings and settled into celebratory conversations.

J. E. Curry Friend Curry

Yearly names list by class in Marion Hammond era

A compiled roster lists students by year from first to eighth, including names such as Stanley Barclay Ethel Dodine Carolyn Applegate Redford Bradley Sylvia Johnson Sidney Cohen and others across years. Notable entries include Marion Hammond Enid Walker Marion Bennett Earl Butcher George Bogart Elmer Applegate Louisa Schnell Frances Bradley Edna Nolan Frieda Schnell Marie Witt Milton Humphrey Mary Woolston Newell Davis Edward Bogart Ruth Campbell Kather ine Collins Banks stahl Cecilia Esslinger Edward Schnell Franklin Scott Irving Bennett James Dey Helen Reid.

Marion Hammond Enid Walker Marion Bennett Earl Butcher George Bogart Elmer Applegate Louisa Schnell Milton Humphrey Mary Woolston Newell Davis Edward Bogart Frances Bradley Edna Nolan Frieda Schnell Marie Witt John Bissell Alvav Stour Albert Barclay Mary Hart Gertrude Haider Marion Hughes William Schenck Lizzie Schnell Nellie Titus Jeanette van Horn Joseph Esslinger Ruth Campbell William Thompson Katherine Collins Banks Stahl Cecilia Esslinger Edward Schnell Franklin Scott Irving Bennett James Dey Stanley Barclay Ethel Dodine Carolyn Applegate Redford Bradley Sylvia Johnson Sidney Cohen Helen Reid

Leukies Welcome First Son To Dayton Area

A son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. John Leukie. The Leukies, long residents with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Barclay, recently moved into the property they bought near Dayton this spring.

John Leukie

Typhoid Epidemic Reported in Town

Officials report an apparent typhoid outbreak with eighteen cases. Blaine Davison Selah Davison and Percy Wilson are hospitalized at St. Francis in Trenton while others are ill at home. town officials urge thorough investigations and decisive actions to stop the spread.

Blaine Davison Selah Davison Percy Wilson St. Francis Hospital Trenton

Presbyterian Church dedication ceremony to feature multiple pastors

The Hopewell Presbyterian Church on Broad and Lewellen Streets will hold dedication exercises next Saturday with Rev. Dr. W N H Roberts of New York delivering the sermon and Rev. William Wolverton of Stockton presiding. A vesper service and reception follow, with talks by Rev. Kerr of Darby and Rev. Johnston of New York City. Sunday services April 11 include morning afternoon and evening programs led by pastors from local churches.

W. N. H. Roberts New York Presbyterian Church Broad and Lewellen Hopewell William Wolverton Stockton Presbytery New Brunswick E. 5. Brearley James R. Kerr Darby M. F. Johnston New York City Thomas Blake Brooklyn Mr Johnston Hummelstown

Railroad Company Upgrades Lines In Hightstown Area

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company improves its main line property in Hightstown with pew terra cotta drains and new concrete sidewalks. George R. Hutchinson leads the work. Mercer Street freight station and coal yards also see upgrades. County culverts planned on Mercer Street and Morrison Street to manage Grape Run runoff.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Hightstown Stockton Street George R. Hutchinson Mercer Street Morrison Street Grape Run

Error Corrected and Clarification From Local Press

A correction explains a misidentified death report from last Friday involving a Cranbury preacher. The Cranbury Township Board of Education held a Monday meeting naming H. Perrine as president and G. B. Mershon as vice president.

Cranbury Township

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