Cranbury Personal Notes Snapshots of Local Social Life
The Cranbury Press personals list visits and engagements across Cranbury Jamesburg Trenton and nearby towns. Notables include Mr and Mrs Harry Moore Mrs R A McDowell Nelson F Clayton and wife Jacob Cooper of New Brunswick Miss Nettie Stuka Frank S Perrine and many others sharing visits moves piano purchases and upcoming community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
Jamesburg
R. A. McDowell
Philadelphia
Nelson F. Clayton
California
Nettie Stuka
Bergen
Rachel Farr
Trenton
John Myer
Ann Davison
Jacob Cooper
New Brunswick
Ind
Charles Snedeker
Perth Amboy
John Davison
Gordon's
EB. W. Dunham
Silvers
Dunham
Misa Anna’ Blackwell
Franklin Park
S. Jones Bergen
Grace Perrine
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Samuel Buanett
George Puerschner
Charles Everingham
Emma Mershon
George Quimby
Bordentown
Charley Fiver
Ingham
John M. Chamberlain
G Otto Hartman
Albert Chamberlain
Hightstown
Myrla
Frank S. Perrine
First Presbyterian Sunday School
John Wyckoff
Manasquan
Ancil Davison
Death by own action. Cranbury man Duncan ends life
John W. Duncan, an elderly Cranbury resident, shot himself in the yard of boarder William Dey Tuesday morning after a breakfast he was said to have enjoyed. He died minutes later. his funeral followed from Dey’s residence and the First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Duncan
Cranbury
Wm. Dey
Mer. Dey
Mr. Duncan
Ma Duncan
California
First Presbyterian
Win. Dey
Rev
J. J. Carry
Lydia Viola Tantum
Calvin H. Petty
Clarkaburg
Tantum
Mr. Curry
Christ
Pastor Curry
Misa Eunice Anua Amon
Nelson J. Hart
Trenton
L Reaton
New Malarmoras
Ohio
Santa Fe
Chicago
Los Angeles
Laccomimodata
Cresbyterian General Assembly
Albuquerque
Grand Canyon
Arizona
St. Louis
High Sierras
Yosemite
New Jersey State Experiment Station Fire Destruction
A fire destroyed the New Jersey State Experiment Station in New Brunswick at Hamilton Street and Bleecker Place. The building, built 1869 at a cost of 410000, suffered near total loss with contents damaged, while the structure remained standing. Fire spread from the basement to the southeast tower. firefighters faced smoke and falling debris as they evacuated students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Experiment
Hamilton Street
Bleecker Place
New Brunswick
iGo
Albert Chester de Rege
Chemi
Mr. de Regt
Clarence ‘Speyers
Professor Speyers
John B. Smith
Speyer
Yuan
Poerschnoer
Missing Trenton man prompts citywide concern
Armitage G. Hughes of Not 927 Moumouti street Trenton has not been seen since April 6 after a walk. He is well known locally and his domestic relations were considered pleasant. The item notes social happenings in Bridgeton Millville and Salem County along with agriculture and business tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armitage G. Hughes
Moumouti Atreet
Trenton
Bridgeton
Beautiful design fabrics with lace and floral stripes
Advertisement notes fabric patterns and qualities including 27 inch widths, Persian Lawns, wild BGe, various grades and prices such as 25 cents, 82 inch length, and 80 cents. Mentions Abin and Ae. Describes sheer fine quality and attractive appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild
Abin
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G. Otto Hartman
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Newark
John B. Perrine
Harry Applegate
RB. J. Gulick
Misa Margaret Wyckoff
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Wm. McDougal
Peter Hagerty
Harry Williamson
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Raymond Aulbwell
W. Scott Thompson
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John I. Perrin
Stanley Stults
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Stuart Harder
Emma Harder
Benjamin D. Reid
D. Mclean
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W. H. Johnson
Stephen Duneavy
Dayton
Middlesex Board of Freeholders
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R.A. Brown
Burlington County
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N. J
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Joh Jewison
Morrison Avenue
Wilbur F. Dillatast
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Robert Strolin
Deans
Poe
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Englishtown
Annie
James Hagerty
Union of Christian Endeavor
T. D. Stultz
Middlesex
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Odd Fellows Hall
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State Laboratory
College
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Ghoncenter County
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Devos
America
J. J. Hall
Shefield
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Devan & Co
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State News
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Curtice Brothers Company
Rochester
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C. C. Blanvelt
Hightstown, Nod
Best City
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Trenton, N. J
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Sun Optical Mfg. Co
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First National Bank
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Onshler
Mapes Fertilizers
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Lewis & Song Agents
Cranbury, N. J
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Porter House
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F.C. DeWitt & Co
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Black & Co
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Thomas Mason & Son
Hightstown, N.jd
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