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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

4

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Hightstown Cites Local Society and Institute News

The semiannual meeting of the Board of Corporators of Peddie Institute met at the library. Local residents Miss Luella Dey visited Trenton, Miss Myrtle Dunbar of Princeton visited family, and Mrs. George Ewan and Miss Reba Ewan returned from Philadelphia after Mr. Ewan's death. Several community updates follow including anniversaries, church events, and town visitors.

Board of Corporators of Peddie Institute Luella Dey Trenton Myrtle-Dunbar Princeton George Ewan Reba Ewan Philadelphia Ewan Georgia Miller Trefton Snyder Outcast Street Albert Chamberlin Hattie Taylor Norris Elizabeth Winters Watkins Glen N. Y Richard Mason O. P. Hades Ella T. Norton The Baptist Church Meredith Edward Deats Flemington Board of Corporators Peddie Institute Watkins Old Bridge N. C. Schlottman Henry Applegate Robert Brearley Brooklyn Hightstown Scnoor Baptist Sunday School Anna Helmsley William H. Thompson London England Catherine Johnson

Missionary societies hold meetings and charity drives

Mrs Richard Norton visited Philadelphia on Tuesday. The Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage, studying Western Women in Eastern Lands and Advances in the Antilles, and sending clothing barrels to Anandarko Oklahoma and a Wyoming missionary. The Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society met at Miss Edna Conover's home with an engaging program and refreshments. Funeral services for Elizabeth Taylor were at the Universalist Church, Cedar Hill Cemetery noted at Hightstown. Postmaster Charles B Stults suffered a serious ice accident. Dr W L Wilbur opened an office at his Stockton Street home amid property improvements.

Richard Norton Philadelphia Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Antilles Anandarko Oklahoma Wyoming Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Edna Conover Elizabeth Taylor Mercer Hospital Universalist Church Cedar Hill Cemetery Hightstown Charles B. Stults W. L. Wilbur Stockton Street

Princeton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

The paragraph records Princeton residents and guests including the O Dwights and Misson Wilbur at 27 University Place, Dr Dwight editor of the New York Observer, Prof Alfred A Moore and family moving to Clinton N Y due to his nervous breakdown, and other campus figures. It mentions lectures at McCosh Hall, charity sales by the Girl's Friendly Society, W C T U meetings moving to Neighborhood House, and Society activities at Witherspoon Street.

Charles A. O 'Dwight Worcester Mass Misson Wilbur University Place Dwight New York Observer Alfred A. Moore Princeton Clinton N. Y Moore H. G. Murray Franklin D-Dwight Convent Istation N. J Edward Wagner Joseph Wagner William Street Stafford Little George B. McClellan McCosh Hall Maud Miner New York Probation Association Girl’s Friendly Society Trinity Parish House Willis H. Butler Northampton Butler Edwin. M. Morris Richard Stockton Andrew C. Imbrie Hood House Women’s Employment Society Witherspoon Street Madeline Hodge Newell Springfield Austin M. Harmon Robert M. McElroy Harry A. Garfield Williamstown

First National Bank Cranbury Stockholders Meeting Noted

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Cranbury New Jersey will be held at their banking house on Tuesday January 10 1911 to elect nine directors for the ensuing year Polls open at 11 o'clock am and remain open one hour Geo B Mershon Cashier Dated Cranbury NJ Dec 8 1910.

First National Bank Cranbury New Jersey Geo. B. Mershon N.J

First National Bank of Jamesburg Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Jamesburg New Jersey will be held in the Banking Rooms on Tuesday January 10 1911 to elect eight directors for the ensuing year Polls open at 3 00 p m and stay open for one hour M I Voorhees Cashier Dated Jamesburg N J December 8 1910 December 9 5

First National Bank of Jamesburg N. J M. I. Voorhees N.J Dee

Notice of final account in Middlesex Orphans Court

The executors of Peter R Bergen deceased intend to exhibit their final account to the Middlesex County Orphans Court on December 30, 1910 at 1 A M for settlement and allowance after audit and statement by the Surrogate. Dated November 22, 1910. Maxcus S Farr Robinson F Willie Executors

Peter R. Bergen Orphans’s Court County of Middlesex Maxcus S. Farr Ropinson F Willie

Notice to Creditors for William H. Miller Estate

May M Miller administratrix of William H Miller deceased by authority of Middlesex County Surrogate gives creditors nine months to file debts demands and claims against the estate under oath or affirmation or be forever barred. Dated November 4th 1910 May M Minieh.

M Miller William H. Miller County of Middlesex Cald M. Minieh

Notice to creditors of Frank A Brown estate

Mary Hampton Brown and George B Mer shon as Executors of Frank A Brown seek all debts demands and claims against the deceased estate. Creditors must file under oath within nine months from October 26 1910 or be barred from action. Executors are Mary Hampton Browns and Groner B Mershon.

Mary Hampton Brown George B Mershon Frank A. Brown County of Middlesex Hampton Groner B. Mershox

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