Personal notices brighten Cranbury week gossip
Cranbury society news notes numerous visits and trips through Bordentown Trenton and New York. Highlights include births illnesses church events and club meetings with local families and residents such as Hutchinson Voorhees Dey Perrine and Chamberlin. The Cranbury press also mentions hotel sale results and upcoming sermons and social gatherings.
Second Presbyterian Fair and Supper in Odd Fellows Hall
Rain did not deter church workers as the Second Presbyterian Fair and Supper opened in Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday night. A large crowd enjoyed excellent supper, ice cream, cocoa, and refreshment, with Goodwin’s Orchestra and Wm. Silvers’ graphophone providing music. Booths, decorations, and a “Ladies Home Journal” centerpiece drew attention while numerous volunteers ensured smooth selling of articles. Proceeds reached about four hundred dollars for church property improvements, with grateful donors including Rathgeber, Dey & Co. of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Goodwin
Ladies Home Journal
Booth
Mia
George B. Mershon
Marie Groves
Clara Bergen
Nellie Eldridge
Nellie Appleget
Remembrance Booth
Ella Stula
Misa Ella Groves
Do Booth
J. S. Bergen
Emma Mershon
Elaie Bergen
Florence Perrine
Little Margaret”Appleget
Home Journal Booth
Barclay
Anna Farr
Cocoa Booth
Harry Brown
Milas Ruth Whitaker
Katherine Janvier
Margaret Hoonings
Rathgeber, Dey & Co
Newark
Wa tts B rokaw dies in Cranbury. many local notices
Mrs Maggie Groves wife of Elwood Groves died at home in north Cranbury after long illness including internal troubles. Survived by husband and son Harry, a daughter-in-law, and a brother Thomas Brokaw. Funeral in Second Presbyterian Church on Saturday. Also reports a Pleasant Hill wedding of C Newton Hutchinson and Anne C McGill with Rev A Allen officiating. Wedding details include carriage, bouquets, and gift list. A Clarksburg fire killed Clayton Fowler, wife, and three children. one son escaped. Additional items: Rev James W Fisher arrested for embezzlement during church services. John V B Wicoff partners with Willian M Lanning. top floor collapse at Jordan L Mot t Iron Co plant in Trenton kills Frederick Campbell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Brokaw
Elwood Groves
North Cranbury
Harry Groves
VanDerveer
Freehold
Thomas Brokaw
Dutch Neck
Second Presbyterian Church
Pleasant Hill
C. Newton Hutchinson
Newtown N. J
Anne C. McGill
Pleasant HN
A. Allen
Cranbury
H. H. Sleeper
Allen
Ray Snedeker
Dayton
Marguerite McGill
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
South
Clarksburg
Clayton Fowler
George Fowler
Grand Jury picks announced in county clerks office
The county clerk filed the list of men to serve on the next Grand Jury. Names include Washington Wilson and Ralph B. Corbin of Metuchen, John Weigel and John Richardson of New Brunswick, George J. Haney of Perth Amboy, and many others from Sayreville, Woodbridge, Cranbury, North Brunswick, Madison, South Amboy, and surrounding towns. The article notes the farmer’s support for good government and mentions party dynamics in the state. It also includes notices about the Kodol Almanac promotion, plus local business and millinery announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bherlf' Carman
Metuchen
Washington Wilson
Ralph B. Corbin
New Brunswick
John Weigel
John
Richardson
Thomas Buran
Perth Amboy
George J. Haney
Joseph Fligen
Leo Schwartz
South Amboy
William
Ney
Patrick F. Kapenab
Pincataway
Henry
Garretson
Monroe
Fur Stole Catalog From S. P. Dunham Co Trenton N J
S P Dunham Co Trenton N J features a listing of fur items with prices including maroon fox boas sable opossum stoles black bare and sable fox stoles full lengths with tails and girdles, berthas with collars, and cinnamon fox stores with brush tails and chain fastenings.
Christmas Book Editions At Special Centre Counter
Special centre counter today features new Christmas bindings with editions from Conan Doyle to Deland and Tarkington. Notable 1.08 dollar titles. 50 cent cloth bindings. 39-cent Little Women and other series. 23 girls authors, Wellesley series, and 10 cent books offer.
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Fairy Library
Ings
Young Patriot
Alger
Little Women
Little Men
Wellesley
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the Cranbury Press
John Hutchingon
Bordentown
Gilbert
Mary Voorhees
William C. ‘Voorhees
Trenton
George Puerschner
New York
Harvey RK. Dey
Nicholas Vreeland
Joseph Mather
Ethel Thomas
Grace
Perrino
H. W. Dunham
Marcus
Furr
Princeton
P. R. Bergen
Wen. Graham
Lewis
Mary Disbrow
Jobn Patty
Elwood Onderdonk
Tuedday Evening Club
Wa. F. Perrine
Corpus Club
William Ebret
Princeton Junction
Clarence Perrine
Samuel Perrine
Lewis Johnson
Kingston
Apperger
C. E. Newman
Spring Lake
Amanda Chamberlin
John G. Perrine
Anna Blackwell
Lotta Goodwin
Missy Lousia Schenck
William Hughes
Monroe Corwin
Monroe Corwin’s Aunt, Mrs. 8. T. Lawrance
Succasunna, N. J
Ravencourt Farme
Dey Road
Mr. Clark
Dayton N. J
Mr. Allen
Joshua
Peter Rathgeber
Charlie
Tisfah Wisson
Misa ‘Mary Matthews
Hightstown
J. £.Frazer
Reading Circle
Christian Endeavor
Central Local Union
William the Conqueror
W. H. Johnson
John Hughes
Janvier
Hastings
England
Ella Groves
Woman's Foreign Mission Board
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of
Monmouth
Riverton
Misa Cella J. Riley
Medellin
South America
Johanna Biinka
Barranquills
Monmouth Dispensary
Farrukabad
India
Hutchinson-McGill
James W. Fisher
Crosswicks
Fleetwood
Ellis Parker
Virginia
New Law, Firm
John V. B. Wicoff
Plainsboro
Willian M. Lanning
Wicoff
Lanning
Jordan L.mott Iron Company
Frederick Campbell
Winthrop, Maas
Bosa
Republican Party
Camden Post-Telegram
Mesars, EB. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Ill
Sheppard
Q. W. Chamberlain
Daven
High Totown
N. J
Misa Sheppard's
Lgroves
Mugele
Elwood Grover
Brainerd Cemetery
First Nation Baok
Gro. B
Mepsuon
Cranbury N. J
Apollo Lodge
F.& A. BY. Tanaday Eve'g
Joan J. Brapier
W.M
W. A.S. Carr
Rhode Hall
Pleasant Hill School House
Jacob Bueuler
Jamesburg
Marcos
Farr
Princeton, N. J
Presa Offici
Hedford Porrico
Brownly Porrinba
Middleaux
Guyot Dacomber
Dacamber
Jon S. Buvena
Geonas
B. Mrnsizon
Radford Porcine
Quardian
Katto Porcino
Ducumbur
Burrogate
Joan 8
Bivens
Gronar B
Mexaion
Excoutora
Girla Kersey
Chinchijla Reefern
Commernia Wim B.A. Dora's
Fred’k W. Donnelly
H. M. Voorhees & Bro
Silk
Trenton, N. J
Isom
Douglas
Oxford
Berwick
Thompson
New Stoyal
Eldridge B
White Star and Woods Coffeen
International Tailoring Co
Thomas Mason & Son
Main St
Hightstown, N. J
S. P. Dunham & CO
Gerard
A. Conan Doyle
General Charles King
Frances Chi ¥ Tes
Amelia E. Barr
Barlashh
Guard
Henry Seton Merriman
Bar Binister
Richard Harding Davia
Paul L. Ford
Dr. Lavender
Margaret Deland
Frank Norrig
Eleanor Lee
Margaret E. Sangater
Charles Major
Mollie Elliott Seawell
Rome
F. Marion Crawford
Henty
the German American Insurance Co., OF
Ins
American Companion
Lassen
Frank A. Brown
Oranbury
John Piring
Washington Street
Jay &J
C. G. Brown
Cranbury Station
Webster Bastedo
Dayton, N. J
W. Bastedo
The
Newark Business College
Cor. Broad and
Market Sts
W. W. Winner
Prin
Newark, N. J
Central Electric and Construction CO
Chambers Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Errnot
Issaeee South Amboy
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Wern-Dara
Hightatown
Bordon
Jamzanuna
Frou
Lowen Jasrapura
Treaton
York
W.W. Atterbury
J. R. Wood
Traffe Manger
Geo. W. Boyd
Gan
Pemberton & Hightstown Railroad
Union Transportation
Lessees
WM. Burtis
Supr
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Harperntoton
Wrightstown
Roltens Lawistown
Pembarton
Mount Hally
Ess Twanp
Mount Holly
Pemberton Lawiston
Conkatown
Hornerstown Hightstown
Bunday
Cranbury, NJ
J. Murphy
Cranbury, N. J
Forter House
Kr Banenge
Gey Orla
Edward Schaffer