Cranbury social notes list guests and local happenings
Mrs Albert Walters of Prospect Plains visits her father Alfred Chamberlin with William Chamberlin of Princeton and Miss Ethel Bergen. Numerous locals travel, visit, or recover from illness, and Miss Ottie Puerschner becomes librarian. Easter plans, club events, and a note on Chamberlain tablets conclude the Cranbury diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walters
Prospect Plains
Alfred Chamberlin
William Chamberlin
Princeton
Ethel Bergen
Olive Petty
New York
Alice Suydam
Raymond Wycoff
Edward Humphrey
Dobbs Ferry
Dorothy
George Puerschner
H. Lewis
Local Notes and Sales At White Plains and Riverside
Mrs Alexander Milne spends bone time at White Plains New York Henry Schnell spends a week at Riverside Laird Dey sell several automobiles Dr Carroll Ford Coupelet William W Ely Ford Touring Harry Scott Ford Runabout Bayard Updike Ford Touring Samuel Dey Ford Runabout Adram Snedeker Ford Touring J 8 Silvers Bro Co Ford Runabout Hats flowers ribbons feathers laces and many other novelties at Mrs E Harder New line of black and white silk gloves 50 cents per pair Also other new goods percales in fashionable colors 12 cents a yard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Milne
White Plains
N. Y
Henry Schnell
Riverside
Laird & Dey
Dr. Carroll
William W Ely
Harry Scott
Bayard Updike
Samuel Dey
Ford
Adram Snedeker
J. 8. Silvers
Dutch Neck Social Notes Mention Visits And School Plan
Mr and Mrs David Bergen hosted Mr and Mrs George Ford of Allentown. Miss Mary Post is recovering from illness. Henry Clayton, long ill with typhoid, is improving. Mr and Mrs Fred Cook of Lawrenceville visited Mr and Mrs George Robbins. A movement aims to improve local school equipment by building two four room schools in Dutch Neck and Pepas Neck. The Ladies Bible class continues with zeal and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bergen
George Ford
Allentown
Mary Post
Fred Cook
Lawrenceville
George Robbins
Dutch Neck
Pepas Neck
Local Notables Move Ways and Work in Jamesburg Area
Grace Voorhees graduates with honors from the Rider Moore Stewart schools of business and becomes stenographer and book keeper at Princeton bank. Margaret McClenaghan also joins the same institution. Dr Lint conducts Bordeaux mixture experiments at H Courtney Brown farm for two years on potatoes. George Applegate recovers from illness to return home. James and Mrs Golden visit Manasquan while Raymond Grove visits family in Trenton. Carl Weideberg takes a clerk position at Du Pont Powder Works Parlin and plans to live locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Voorhees
Rider-Moore, Stewart Schools of Business
Princeton Bank
J McClenaghan
College Town
Margaret McClenaghan
Dr. Lint
H. Courtney Brown
Carl Weideberg
du Pont Powder Works
Parlin
Primary Election Notice for Helmetta Borough 1916
Notice declares a primary election in Helmetta Middlesex New Jersey on April 25 1916 from 1 PM to 9 PM at the Hose House. Voters on the last general election poll book or affidavit registered may vote. those who did not vote last general election may register ten days before with an affidavit. Witnessed by Borough Clerk William D Kienzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmetta
Middlesex
New Jersey
Hose House
Board of Registry and Election
A. D
William D. Kienzle
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
Wm. de Bow
BR. L. Mc Dowell
Ottie Puerschner
Barpard College
Mra
George, Puerschner
Y. G. Hagaman
Helen and
Edward
Trenton
I. C. Hoffman
John Mickel
Point Pleasant
Cranbury
Emma Snow
Lewis Appleger
Ella Stairs
T. F. Everett
Mannequan
I-S. Everett
Lemuel Stults
Clarence Perrine
Martin Welsh
Emma Mershon
Newark
Bruce Gordon
Archie Forman
Penn State College
A. W. Forman
Walter Mc Dougall
Mary
Matilda Mc Dougall
Addison Mc Dougall
Englhisaktown
Willis Appleget
James van Dyke
Ocean Grove
Amanda Quimby
John Allen
Maryland
Joseph Ridgley
Wm. Stein
Adelaide Everingham
Toms River
George Holman
Charles Carlson
South Amboy
Hattie Lewis
Cranbury Free Public Library
John Wilfert
Stitch and Chatter Club
John Farr
Augustus Farr
Union Valley
Davis
Philadelphia
Stanley Lewis
Mrs
Frank 8. Davis
East Orange
Lewis Chamberlin
Clarence Hagerty
Hagerty
John Laban
Mr. Hagerty
W. Bergen
H. N. Scott
Hhe
John van Derveer
Maud A. Rue
South Cranbury
Samuel Perrine
Theodore Townsend
New Brunswick
John Barlow
Sonu
Chamberlain
Plainahoro
Bungalow
H Chendler
Plainsboro
Monmouth Jushon
N. J
Mre. E. Harder’s
Thomas Cahill
Dayton
Mr. Cahill
N. F. Clayton
Geovee's Mills
Princeton Junction
Jumenburg
Larp & Drey's
Cranbury, NJ
S. & R. Sacorexy
West Main Street
J. Freehold
Raymonos Gries
LrEwis &Chence
R.F D
N. J. Mar
Henry Clayton
Jamesburg
George Applegate
Seward Applegate
James Golden
Mia
John Waddy
Manasquan
Raymond Grove
Robert Clayton
Oakland
Edmund S. Walters
Prospect Plains, N. J
P. O. Box
K.J. Keppel
Monmouth Jet
Ss. P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
Manhattan Colored Quartet
America
Brooklyn
Wahiauec
Jacob P. Bescher
Hightstown, N. J
R. J. Keppel
Monmouth Junction
Charles G. Groves
Cranbury, N. J
G.H. Kimnach
Hightstown
Mercer Street
Thea
MacKay Colony
Ita
Hillside Poultry Farm
C. T. Carling
Hotel Windsor Rid G
Y Apollo Lodge
William
Willis
Will C. Appligate
GreenGe A. Perrine
George B. Mershon
Henry Perrine
Grance B. Merapon
John
Bolivera
Orphans’ Court
County of
Julia Shiverrss Dunway
William H Brooks
Garret
Hall
Flall
J. Cheney & CO