Local Social Whirl and Visits From 1909 Granbury
Mrs John Williamson returns from a two week trip While Hoffman sprains an ankle after a ball game at Princeton Many villagers attend a night blooming cereus display Visitors roam to Asbury Park Ocean Grove and Trenton Notable residents travel by auto train and sea excursions Local church events include organists and a Presbyterian service A long list of visitors and social engagements fills the town diary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williamson
Will Hoffman
Princeton
John §. Silvera
W. Russel Silvers
New York
H. R Farr
Mary
H. R. Dey
Ocean Grove
Rebecca Duncan
Illoesa
John Williams
Jersey City
Lydia Davison
S. Ma
N. F. Clayton
Geo. B. Mershon
John 8
Mrs Leon Ely Burned In Gasoline Stove Accident
Mrs Leon Ely sustained severe burns Saturday noon when attempting to fill a lighted gasoline stove. The flame enveloped her as onlookers rushed to smother the blaze. One arm suffered deep burns but Dr Van Dyke treated wounds and she is recovering. Cranbury Fire Company arrived after the fire was already extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Ely
Cranbury Fire Company
Cranbury Boys Fall to Princeton In Close Weekend Game
The Cranbury Ball Team lost seven to five to Princeton on Saturday at Princeton. Cranbury led until the eighth inning, hitting well and defeating Princeton in many at bats. A large Cranbury crowd attended and praised the team which had won twelve of sixteen games. Next Saturday Cranbury faces Helmetta. A local party toured Asbury Park by automobile, returning Monday, while a fishing party from Cranbury fished at South Amboy and brought home twelve fish with Chickey Hoffman claiming the largest blue fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Lake
Princeton
David Lewis
Arthur Burroughs
Franklin Dauser
Claire Moore
Rolland Dey
Will Hoffman
Cranbury
Cray
Helmetta
Win Debow
Hattie Cubberly
Florence Bergen
Grover Stula
Bertram Clayton
Asbury Park
Mr. Debow
Lakewood
Red Bank
Rumson Road
Asbury
South Amboy
Samuel Perrine
Frank Perrine
Wm. H. Johnson
Rusge Johnson
Charles Hoffman
Fred
Chickey” Hoffman
New Brunswick
Hancharan Singh
Sieard Street
Harcharan
Todur
W. M. Corwin
Corwin
Posehiano
Poseliano
Camden
Potter Express Company
Front
Cooper Street
Camden Storage Company
Obituary notices and local societal notes from Ocean Grove
Obituary notices report Frederick J. Weber 15 with typhoid at Deans Sunday, funeral at his father’s home and burial at Van Lien cemetery. Other deaths include Donald Leslie Grove 11 months, Margaret Scott week old, with services and burials recorded. Also noted is a coming sermon by Rev. Wm Curry and a fall injury to Mrs. Roe Walton. Social items cover performances of Elijah at Ocean Grove, illnesses, and travels. Forman Updike buys a new automobile. various residents mentioned with visits, illnesses, and church events. a U.S. Army eleven-vehicle train passes through en route to New Bedford with autos and ambulances for a coastal war-game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Weber
John Weber
Deans
van Lien Cemetery
New Brunswick
A. 8. Cole
Donald Leslie Grove
Luther Grove
Mr. Howell
Hamilton Square
Brainerd Cemetery
Boy Confesses Fireings At Perrine Farm Buildings
A boy with limited English confessed to burning Perrine farm outbuildings near Hightstown after fires on August 1 and 3 and the barn and dwelling destruction. The confession could clear Fred Haviland, jailed for the Perrine fires, who may be released today. Authorities report the boy’s motive as liking to see things burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Felters
Hightstown
Hartman
William J. Crossley
Mercer County
Kirkham
Addison Perrine
Fred Haviland
Perrine
Haviland
Young Felters
Perring
Dwell “Ing
Howe
Porrines
Locuat Grove
Felters
Porrine
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W. H. Havens
Jobo B. Perrine
Mr. Havens
Mr. Perrine
Misa Ray Conklin
Mra. J. C. Holmes
Misa Elizabeth Fewamith
Washington, D. C
Charles Applegate
Dover
Frank
Davis
Russell Johnson
Nicholas Vreeland, Jr
Monmouth Junction
Geo. B. Merahon
Emma Mershon
Colonial House
Newton Hutchinson
Newtown
A. C. McGill
Ezekiel Ridgeway
Newark
Abram Voorhees
Delta Dey
James Hart
Spice Mill Force
Hart
Windsor
New Egypt
Carl Hughes
Fannie VanDerveer
Frank 8. Davis, Jr
Hoelyne T. Lewis
Ben Girt
Clifford Chamberlin
Long Branch
Henry Chamberlin
Harry Moore
Frank A. Brown
Mr. Moore
Mr. Brown
Bugs
Rev. B. F. Buck
Lizzie Petty
John LaBaw
Misa Jonale van Dunen
George Peppler
Hilda and
Allie Seaman
Carl Seaman
Mra
George Hickey
W. Russell Silvers
Mra. E. W. Dunham
Greenwood Lake
New Jersey
Rachel Farr
Wao. H
Harry Schnell
Sea Girt
Disbrow Bergen
Pemberton
Harry Appleger
Cole
Niagara Falla
Thousand Islands
Mrs. Hall
Philadelphia
David J. Wilson
W. H. Johnson
N. Y
Samuel Nixon
Stephen Perrine
Ancil Davison
Margaret Curry
Sara Perrine
John Stryker
George Applegat
R. P. Bullwell
W. F. Burke
Emily Burke
Trenton
Harvey
Dey
M. A. Rue
Pearl Vandewater
A. G. Hageman
Canada
Barclay
Freeman Kline
West Nutley
Mrs. Creighton
New York City
A. G. Day
Cragbury Station
James’e. Orr
Millhurst
W. J. Campbell
Ethel Applegate
Dutch Neck
Marion Campbell
Richard Hagerty
Newburg
Callum and Daughter
Reddan
Symmes
Catherine Peckham
George Puerschner
Bert Stahl
Borel
Manasquan
Joe
N/Stonaker
Cora Martin
Verona, Essex Co. N. J
Wm. Stein
Mra, Clark
Brooklyn
McDonald
East Orange
Verona
Samuel Nixon, Jr
P. R. Bergen
Marlon Phares
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Church
J. B. Perrine
John Hutchingon
Dorothy
Marion Symmes
Tennent
H. C. Symmes
Stanley Conover
Columbus
Ohio
Clifford Conover
Eleie Errickson
Lewis Bowers
Alfred Perrine
Cranbury ‘Neck
George B. van Dyke
Upper Lehigh Pa
Jos
van Dykes
Hackensack
A. H. Symmers
Amy Button
Robert Sutton
W. I. Stults
Edward Gulick
J. Gulick
W.C.T. U
Fisher
Baseball
Margaret
Harvey Scott
Adolos Allen
Second Presbyterian Cemetery
Wm Curry
Roe Walton
Stockton Street
R. R. Form
Elijah
Perrine Mount
Harry Norton
Atlantic City
Lillian Rogers
Spring Lake Hospital
Cassie Scroggy
Burlington
George J. Burch
Arlington
Forman Updike
Mise Ida Hoagland
Baptist Church
L. D. Tilger
Main Street
Misa Lizzie Hiland
Ralway
Ayers
U. S. Army
New Bedford
Mans
Boston
Boy
Perkrine
Hareburaa
Iudar
Conk
Hindoo
Sicard Street
Shultise
Sherrif
Wm. H.luackenbosa
George
Ungiu
Trenton Whisk Broom Works
Canal and Park Streets
John J. Cook
South
Clinton Avenue
Eckstein Brothers
Frank Crawford
Eatontown
Killy
Clarksboro
Woodbury
Isaac ‘T. Haines
Harry Mallen
Woodbury Trail
Fred’k W. Donnelly
Crier
Frede W. Donnelly
House Stores
Fred'k W. Donnelly
Trenton, N. J
Chattel
Frederick S. Perrine
B.C. Wilson
Wa. H
Europe
Central Asia
Willie
Satan
Monre Street
P.O
Cranbury, N. J
Sinvens & Bro. Company
N. J
Jamesburg
J.B. Marryory
Jamesburg, N. J
Stuart
Orricu
Sabvertber
Adiministrias Tor
Javed Wyeoll
Orphans’ Court
Wddlow
Burrogate
Herbemy A. Wycuof
J. Edmund Marryott
Joseph I. Lawrence
Middleney
Joseph ¥. Lawrenes
Earl Eagentor
J. Epauso Mannyort
Joanun A. Buckelow
Udolpho Buckwaw
Tly
Joann’ A. Uvckeln
Julia M. Mowat
Alberti
Mowat
Taylor Mowat
Middlesea
Saylor Monat
Dominds
Chums
Datud
Julia
Albeut KO
Frankie Brown
GC. Hutchuson
Middleses
Annie G. Havel
Sud Adn
Thuy
Frank A
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Adulolstrityr
Outfitters
Womankisd
Lawn
Madras
Dresden
Taffeta
State St
Broad St
Jame I. Conover
Cormella Burknoss
Middlesex
James H. Conover
Esting Stula
William H. Varlan
Willam H. Varian
Sud
W.irveng Stults
P. Dunham & CO
Been
S. P. Dunham & CO
Dobbins
E. State Street
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