Church and town meetings fill quiet weekend schedule
The report lists church events from First and Second Presbyterian, First Church temperance rally by Mrs. Ella Boole, and various society meetings including the Corona Club. Engagement announced for Ethel Mae Grove to Grant A. Everett. Cranbury High opens baseball season with 12 to 6 win over Applegarth and upcoming schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
W.C. J. DU
Ella Boole
Luther W. Grove
Plainsboro
Ethel Mae
Grant A. Everett
Andrew Everett
Trenton
Birthday Celebration At Home For Catherine Barlow
Mr and Mrs J C Barlow celebrate their daughter Catherine's seventh birthday with a party at home on Saturday. Guests include Anna Cullen Laura Cullen Catherine Kallen Frances Bradley Redford Bradley and many others. Games music and refreshments are noted. The Social Club held its last meeting of the season at Mr and Mrs H J Butcher's home and discussed upcoming summer outings with committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Barlow
Catherine
Anna
Laura Cullen
Catherine Kallen
Frances and
Redford Bradley
Catherine Collins
Marian Hughes
Helen Petty
Alberta Grover
Anna Harris
Mary
Charles Archibald
Lauretta
Rose Archibald
Mary Hart
Hilda Hart
Daniel Barlow
Ruth
Campbell
Margaret, Jessen
Isabelle Croshaw
Myrtle Hagerty
H. J. Butcher
H. N. Scott
J. E. Curry
IF. S. Davis
D. W. Clayton
Samuel Perrine
W. H. Havens
C. T. Hoffman
F. 8. Davis
W. H. Johnson
W. F. Perrine
H. Scott
Methodist Team Wins 1914 Inter Sunday School Basketball Pennant
Hightstown scene notes the Methodist basketball team defeating Presbyterian 25 to 6 to clinch the Inter Sunday School league pennant after a first place tie. Also reports two marriages: Miss Katie Perrine of Cranbury Station wed Earl Harlan of Philadelphia. Miss Vera Maude Lewis wed William H Bacorn of Centre Bridge Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Presbyterian
Misa Vera Maude Lewis
Ella Lewis
Hightstown
William H Bacorn
Centre Bridge
Clinton Avenue Methodist Church
Trenton
George Scarborough
Ex Sheriff Andrew Church Dies Suddenly in South River
Former Sheriff Andrew Church, a longtime South River resident involved in Middlesex County politics, died Monday night from heart disease after a two month period of good health. He lived with cousin Mrs Catherine Madden and passed away around 10 pm at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Church
Mr. Church
South River
Middlesex County
Catherine Madden
Middlesex bankers oppose federal district split with New York
At the New Jersey Bankers Association meeting in New Brunswick on April 8, Middlesex County bankers urged preserving New York city alignment in the Federal Reserve districts. They warned that dividing districts could hurt investments and business, and asked lawmakers to assign New Jersey to the New York Group No. 1. Also noted: Nelson L. Petty named second vice president of the Trenton Trust. obituary for Mrs. Rose Clayton of Princeton Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Bankers Association
Group No. 1
Middlesex County Group
New Brunswick
Middlesex County
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
New York City
Federal Reserve
United States
Martine and
Hughes
Scully
Congress
New Jersey
New York
The
John &. Silvers
Nelson L. Petty
Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit Company
H. Arthur Smith
Mr. Petty
Princeton University
Garret D. W. Vroom
VanDyke Family Mourns Loss Of Lorton VanDyke
Lorton VanDyke, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward VanDyke, died at his parents' home in Orange on Tuesday after months of rheumatism and heart disease. Funeral services will be held at the residence today, with described affection and love for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorton VanDyke
Edward VanDyke
Orange
Lorton
Look to Your Plumbing and Digestive Health
The ad warns that poor plumbing in a house leads to fevers and typhoid, compares digestion to house plumbing, and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief, noting availability from All Dealers.
Yard's New Embroideries Showcased for Dress Makers
Yard presents a feature line of embroideries and flouncings for dresses. New batiste rufflings, 12 to 17 inches wide, plus 27 inch flouncings in swiss and patterns. Voile and crepe, large plain and crepe designs, edges and insertions, many sets. Includes all over embroideries in swiss batiste and nainsook, various widths and price points from 65 cents to 4.88 dollars per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Nainsock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Co. E. Society
C. E. Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Christ
Margaret Per Tine
Lucile Chamberlin
Second Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian Church
Missionary Societies
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Church
Korea
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Second Church
F. A. Brown
Siam
Laos
Temperance
Corona Club
R. P. Stillwell
Improvement Society
E. Dey
Russell Duncan
Dayton
Ford
J. D. van Doren
Ford Touring Car
George Gilliand
Deans
Barclay
Cranbury
Ford Ranabout
Cranbury High
Applegarth
Englishtown
Hopewell High
Hightstown High
Hopewell
Lenoxville Jrs
Lenoxville Jr
Old Bridge
Silvers
Stuinbach Co
Asbury Park
S. H. Perrine
W. H. Perrine
Mra
Harlan Perrine
Misa Katie Perrine
M. M. Perrine
Cranbury Station
Earl Harlan
Misa Perrine
Joseph E. Curry
Bacorn-Lewis
Burch’s Novelty Shop
Riddlestorffer
Trenton Trust
James Everett
Silvers’ Bros
E. State St
Fred H W Donnelly
Hestot
Cupid
Williams
A.F. Williams
East State Street
N. J
Cranbury’s Best Candy Shop
Blaine Davison
Trenton’s
Daniel
Washington Market Building
South Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
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