Cranbury Man Wins $17,191 Contract for Shark Station Road
The Cranbury area is in the news as the Board of Freeholders awaits a $17,191 contract with H. N. Scott Contracting Co. for the Shark Station road in South Brunswick. Mosquito extermi nation costs are outlined with a projected 1915 budget of about $15,500, covering inspection labor oil and wagon administration and travel.
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Board of Freeholders
Shark Station
South Brunswick Township
H. N. Scott Contracting Co
Aranbury
Middlesex Mosquito
Mayor-elect selects staff for city departments
Bert D. Thomas, taking office January 1, plans to appoint J. Franklin Donnell as water department superintendent and street overseer. Charles Weller may become sewer inspector after passing the state exam. Thomas will appoint six health commissioners and several on the Board of Education and name his successor on the Council. He advocates a business administration and aims to reward Democrats on health and education boards.
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Bert D. Thomas
J. Franklin Donnell
Water Department
Charles Weller
Thomas
Board of Education
Board of Health and
Hightstown Church Plans two story Sunday School building
May enlargement plans for Hightstown Baptist Church proposing a brick structure 100 by 40 feet with basement for Sunday School. Jackson & Rosencrans of New York prepared the plans. Building committee includes W. G. Riley R. W. Swetland Rev BR Swetland Rev W A Stanton John B Mount Albert Chamberlin Forman A Upkie James I Hutchinson William J Hutchinson Charles Mason Bert D Thomas D Hart Cunningham.
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Hightstown
Friday Club of Hightstown Hosts Christmas Program
The Friday Club held a Hightstown meeting with Mrs. Thomas Field hosting. A holiday program led by Mrs. W A Stanton, Mrs. Elmer Chamberlin, and Miss Luella Dey featured Christmas customs, carols sung by a Peddie Institute glee club, and readings. Refreshments followed as guests received holly sprigs.
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Hightstown
Thomas Field
Ward Street
W. A. Stanton
Elmer Chamberlin
Luella Dey
PlainsboroSocials Note Christmas Gatherings and Visits
Misses Rose and Elizabeth Byrnes visit relatives in Jersey City. R A Barnard holiday with Harrisburg friends and Gettysburg. Perrines host Scott and Harold Cranbury for Christmas. Mather family in Princeton for Xmas. Lémon welcome new son Edward William. Letson now at Clarence Mackay plant Roslyn. 35 youths host Elbert Everett Dutch Neck party. Groves and related families celebrate Xmas with multiple relatives. Wilsons attend 50th anniversary in Kingston. Stults family spends Christmas with Amos Waters in Trenton.
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Rose
Elizabeth Byrnes
Jersey City
R. A. Barnard
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
T. C. Perrine
H. N. Scott
Harold
Cranbury
Herbert Mather
Hazel
Isaac Mather
Princeton
Peter J. Lémon
Edward William
Letson
Walker-Gordon
Clarence Mackay
Roslyn
Long Island
Plainsboro
Elbert Everett
Dutch Neck
Chas Groves
Somerville
John Dey
Rhode Hall
Andrew Everett
G. A. Burslem
Sunday school program draws large chapel crowd
The Sunday school entertainment in the chapel last Tuesday evening drew a large attendance with all scholars present. The Home Department and Cradle Roll were well represented as solos recitations primary songs and dialogues were performed. The chapel was nicely decorated for the event.
Rutgers student among Mechanics Home Council hits two hundred members
G Leslie Shults, Rutgers College student, becomes the 200th member of Mechanics Home Council No. 71 Junior Order United American Mechanics in Jamesburg. Ray mond Petty reports enlistment in the marine corps. Mr and Mrs Edward S Hammell visit Asbury Park friends. Hammell a former Jamesburg Record editor for 22 years.
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Mechanics’ Home Council
United American Mechanics
G. Leslie Shults
Rutgers College
Raymond Petty
Marine Corps of the Navy
Edward S. Hammell
Asbury Park
Thomas HE. Perrine
Church Street
Hammell
Mrs. McClain Endorses Croup Remedy
Mrs W R B McClain of Blairsville Pennsylvania reports her son Ray suffered croup often but Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved him quickly and she keeps it on hand as a positive cure for croup sold by all dealers.
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Ray
Chamberlain
Croup
Koehler
Cure for sick headache linked to stomach disorders
Mrs. John Bishop of Roseville Ohio reports indigestion and two to three day sick headaches were relieved after taking Chamberlains Tablets a friend recommended. The ad claims the remedy fixes the stomach to end headaches and notes for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain's
A. Keller
Elida
Ohio
John Bishop
Roseville
Chamberlain
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Kmas
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Dayton
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Mercerville
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Henry Doscher Jr
New Brunswick
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Philadelphia
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Imlaystown
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Jamesburg
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South River
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Royal
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Lida B. Hubbard
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