Cranbury Notes on Family Visits Festivals and Local News
The Cranbury Press reports a flurry of social visits and events across Cranbury and nearby towns. Families like Ewart, Conover, Campbell and Bennett figure in gatherings, church entertainments and musical festivals in Trenton and Helmetta, with ongoing home improvements and local business remarks. Proceedings include a $22.50 net from Highland Park Helping Hand Society, various travels to Trenton, and residents purchasing a Ford and a Maxwell Touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnes Bergen
Elva Chamberlin
the Trent
Trenton
Highland Park
New Brunswick
Union Valley Church
Miss Lewis Improving Health Status Update
Miss Clementine Lewis formerly of Cranbury and now a Roebling school teacher has recovered from a serious illness. She left the hospital and is resting at her parents home on Chestnut Avenue in Trenton with sister Mrs. Fred Maple serving as substitute in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Courtney
St. Francis Hospital
Trenton
J. Walters Waitweight
James
Phoenixville
J. H. Goodwin
Waitweight
Bessie Snedeker
Freehold
Crescent Orchestra
Helmetta
Jacob Voorhees
Orange
Emma
Mershon
Meazles
Smith College
Clementine Lewis
Cranbury
Roebling School
Chestnut Avenue
Fred Maple
Miss Lewis
Plainsboro Grange Receives Members and Social Gatherings
Plainsboro Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on several members including H A Stults Grace Snook Luella Hulse and others. New members Fred Grove and his wife joined by demit from Pioneer Grange Cranbury. A church benefit entertainment by Woodman Brabbett of Princeton drew praise. The Rev Charles Hallman of Delaware will preach next Sunday. A sociable at the Perrine home is planned for April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainsboro Grange
H. A. Stults
Grace Snook
Luella Hulse
Henry Wrigley
Luella Greendike
Edna McKenzie
Mary Grove
Edward Grant
George Dunn
Fred Grove
Demit
Pioneer Grange No
Cranbury
Plainsboro
Woodman Brabbett
Princeton
Dayton
Charles Hallman
Delaware
Ethel Britton
Trenton
Catherine Wikoff
Ross Greenwood
University of Pennsylvania
William Bolles
T. ©. Perrine
Little Women Drama Hits Professional Stage in Buffalo
The May Woman's Home Companion reports a dramatization of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women arranged by Miss Jessie Bonstelle and Marian de Forest. After long objections from Alcott heirs including Daisy and Demi, John Alcott supported the project, and the play, directed by William A. Brady, recently opened in Buffalo to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa M. Alcott
Jessie Bonstelle
Marian de Forest
Alcott
Daisy
William A. Brady
Buffalo
Reflecting on Craft and Continuous Learning
The passage notes that in private study our faults glare and remind us we are small and always learning. It emphasizes humility beyond public pose and suggests steady improvement over flashy achievement.
Electric Bitters Promised To Rebuild Weakened System
Advertised as a tonic and blood purifier for grip sufferers. Claims include relief from weakness nervousness and lack of appetite with improved liver and kidney function. Promises to strengthen nerves and restore health after grip attack. Priced at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by N F Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Clayton
Second Presbyterian Church cemetery topsoil sought for sale
Classified notices announce top soil wanted by Second Pres byterian Church Cemetery and a broad tread Columbia Farm Wagon for sale. Also offers White Leghorn eggs for setting at 3.00 per 100 and farm items from Cranbury New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Samuel Lawerence
Cranbury, N. J
Isaac
Everett, Cranbury, N. J
Watter Scott
Cranbury, NJ
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the Cranbury Press
Frank Ewart
Hightstown
Augustus Conover
John H. Barclay
Carroll
James Campbell
Manalapan
W. J. Campbell
Isaac Cubberley
Clifford Stults
Cranbury Neck
Agnes Campbell
Bertram Clayton
Grover Stults
Cecil Lamb
Amboy
Jonnie Everett
Lewis D. Stults
Alvah Forman
South
Bunker Hill
Bogart Bros
J. E Bennett
Samuel Bennett
Corona Club
Grace Perrine
Joseph G. Dey
Applegate
Dorrance
J. H.’Elliott
Ford
W. E. Groves
C. Raymond Wickoff
George Scott
Harvey Scott
Addison Scott and
Dunham’s Corner
W. H. Johnson
Charles Petty
Bordentown
George van Dyke
James van Dyke
Joseph Wickoff
Grace Hutton, Jr
Walter Scott
Jase Dey
Rahway
Ernest Scott
George R. Thomas
Reba Thomas
George W. Burroughs
George S. Burroughs
Joseph §. van Dyke of
Hackensack
S. H. Perrine
R. L. McDowell
Town
Pine Bluff, N.C
H. C. Symmes
Samuel Dey
Englishtown
Frank S. Perrine
Alice Townsend
Samuel Perrine
Mr. Perrine
Ottie Puerschner
New York
George B. Mershon
Clarence Perrine
Maude B. Rue
Flinch Club
Rebecca Duncan
Furman Stillwell
Willard Furman
Jamesburg
Appleget
Emma Snow
Lewis Appleget
Mansfield Conn
David Snow
Abraham Snow
Elias Stults
Newark
Abram Voorhees
Philadelphia
A. S. Edeall
Adelaide Everingham
Toms River
McClenaghan
George Puerachner
James G.ore
Thos.g. Orr and
Thos. Jr
James Slocum
Thos. Fox
Lewis C. Bowers
Dutch Neck
R. T. Bowers
C. W. Heisley
Woodbury
Somerville
J. S. Silvera
E. W. Dunham
Trent Theatre
Emma McCullum
Archie
Florida
N.Y
H. A. Stuke
Mr. Stults
Miss Bessie, Robbins
Dnr
Babbitt
Sabbitts
Barbie
B. T. Babbitt, Inc
New York City
Francis F. Morse
Orphans’ Court
County of
Middlesex
Grover F. Morse
Lydian
Davison
Lydia M. Davison
Gerard B. Mersgoxn
Cornelius VanDerhoff
Margaret EB
Crosby
Cornelius Vanderhoit
Charles M. VanDusen
Elwood
VanDusen
Elwood R. VanDusen
Charles M, Vandusen
Harvey Duncan
George M. Duncan
George Duncan
Executro
Norcross
Lemuel Stults
Daiity
Mrs. Emma Harder
Trenton, N. J
S. P. Dunham & CO
Farmers’ Supply House
Pittsburgh
Wyckoff Bros
New Jersey
Blaine-Davison
Cranbury, New Jersey
John Winar
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