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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1920

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Sunday religious notices and community events in Middlesex County

Sunday morning services led by Rev. J E Curry at Second Presbyterian and by Rev Frederick Schweitzer at Schultz Memorial M E Church. No church or Sunday School next Sunday due to weather. C E Society to meet at 6 30 pm with topic What Prayer Will Accomplish led by Graham Campbell Stitch and Chatter Club to meet Feb 19 with Mrs G B Merahon. Resolutions by Middlesex County Freeholders on J Edgar Bennett death. Windsor post office fire destroys two buildings with $10000 loss. postmaster James Meekin unable to save records. Hightstown fire department and Edinburgh volunteers save other buildings. Potter loss $8000, Conover $2000. Colonial Supper Feb 23 by Jamesburg Ladies Aid, price 75 cents, Martha Washington table.

Second Church C. E. Society of the Second Church Graham Campbell Windsor A H. Potter William Conover Ada Kimball James Méekin Hightstown Edinburgh Samuel Hutchinson Potter Ladies Aid Society Jamesburg Presbyterian Church Martha Washington

Death claims Miss Ella Reid and Chester Snow in family losses

After a short illness Miss Ella V Reid daughter of Ally Reid died at home on Maplewood avenue. Funeral services were held this morning and interment followed at Tennent. Chester K Snow son of the late Abraham and Emma Snow died in Poughkeepsie hospital after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services were held at the Appleget home with burial planned for spring in the Second Presbyterian cemetery. Snow is survived by two sisters and four brothers in multiple states.

Ella V . Reid Ally Reid Maplewood Avenue Halsey-S—Reid Tennent Chester K. Snow Abraham Emma Snow Mra LG Appleget Poughkeepsie N. Y Poughkeepsie Hospital L. G. Appleger Second Presbyterian Cemetery John Mickle Point Pleasant Lewis Applegate Algo Howard Snow New York William Snow Hackensack Abraham Snow Springfield Mass Rutherford Snow Norwich Conn Ellen Soow Norwich Town

Davison and Dey Families Mourn Losses in Cranbury Area

William H. Davison died at his home near Jamesburg on Thursday February 12. Funeral services will be held at his late home Monday at 2 o'clock. Word comes of the Pueblo Colorado death of Mrs. Hilen Perrine widow of Joseph P Dey formerly of Cranbury. She was born near Cranbury Station in December and was the last of the family of twelve children of Matthias M. and Ann Perrine. She is survived by two sons Johnson P Dey of Portland and Irving W Dey of Pueblo and one daughter Mrs. Harry H Mitchell of Pueblo Colorado. The body will be brought to Cranbury Sunday for services at the First Presbyterian Church at 2 30 conducted by Rev. Joseph E. Curry. Interment in Brainerd Cemetery family plot.

William H. Davison Jamesburg BD. Davison Joseph .P.’Dey Pueblo Colorado Hilen Perrine Joseph P Dey Cranbury Harry H Mitchell Dey First Presbyterian Church Joseph E. Curry Brainerd Cemetery

Middlesex County Agriculture Board Banquet Set for February 18

Plans for the Middlesex County Board of Agriculture annual banquet are complete to be held Wednesday February 18 at the New Brunswick venue. Rev Forrest E Dager of Philadelphia is the after dinner speaker and Howard E Taylor will address attendees on state and national farm bureaus matters. Reservations at the Farm Demonstration Office 341 George St or through committee members. tickets must be bought by February 17. Limited seating at the Y M A necessitates early reservations.

Middlesex County Board of Agriculture New Brunswick M.C. A Forrest E Dager Philadelphia Howard E. Taylor New Jersey

Snowbound Village Sees Trucks Stalled In Heavy Snow

Dayton and surrounding area report all access roads blocked by deep snow. A procession of trucks traveling between New York and Philadelphia was halted for days, villagers supplied food, and roads began to loosen as vehicles were shoveled free. Residents T M Applegate and others on the sick list show signs of improvement. Reverend James B Clark led a cottage prayer meeting at Mr Roberts home and services were held at Long Memorial Chapel.

T. M. Applegate Frank Geubart Issac Luttman Frederick Luttman H.C. Beekman James B. Clark Roberts Long Memorial Chapel Presbyterian Church New York Philadelphia

Local Social Notes and School Closure Update

Clifford Heidinger of New Brunswick visits Union Valley with parents. Philadelphia trips noted for several residents. Illness affects Samuel Ford and J B Schenck. Schools remain closed due to influenza but may reopen next Monday. Princeton visitor Philip Chamberlin and Wellesley College student Ruth Swetland are mentioned. Mayhew Swinger welcomed a son named Lewis Mayhew.

Philip Chamberlin Princeton Ruth Swetland Wellesley College

Storm-Disrupted Community Notices And Local Illness Reports

Severe storm delays Grange and Lachee Missionary meetings until further notice. Local residents report illnesses and recoveries including grip, pneumonia, influenza, tonsillitis, and chickenpox. Death of Henry Boyd at Mercer Hospital with funeral and Bethel Cemetery interment noted.

Grange Lachee Missionary Meeting

In Memoriam for Mrs Albert Houlick and Family

In loving remembrance of Cora, daughter of Emerson Pallen Sr of Princeton. A precious one has gone, a voice we loved is still, a place is vacant in our home and hearts. Sadly missed by husband three children mother father sister brother and sister in law with neighbors. Lines to be remembered quote Matthew Arnold on perfection and sweetness.

Cora God Matthew Arnold

Removable stains and antique proverbs prompt tips

The fragment discusses removing machine oil with chloroform on non silk fabrics and includes quoted maxims about reputation and optimism. It blends tips with antique sayings and moral reflections.

Also Mentioned on This Page

First Presbyterian J- E. Curry Second Presbyterian Frederick Schweitzer M. E Church Stitch and Chatter Club G. B. Merahon Board of Freeholders of Middlesex County J. Edgar Bennett N. J Big L. J. Bextorr E. L. LeBiein CG. M. Haraur F Gebhardt Applegate Ella V. Reid County Board of Agriculture Noihi Chesterfield Dayton Clifford Heidinger Jacob Heidinger Union Valley Charles R. Field Walter Applegate Samuel R Ford Elmer Pollen Peter Johnson Somerville David Johnson Allison Dey Franklin Hampton Trenton Asher—Applepate Joseph Ely EV. Gordon Clifford Wolfe Tullytown N.Y J. B. Schenck Mayhew Swinger Lewis Mayhew Plainsboro H. W. Jeffers Washington, D. C Miss May Jackson Clifford Swarthmore Howell Jones Mrs. Lewis Grove Rhode Hall Henry Boyd Mercer Hospital Bethel Cemetery William Stryker Lamont Robbins William Greendyke Wicoff Isaac Barlow, Jr Helen Walker- Gordon Laboratory Company Harold White Raymond Britton Warren Jones William Major F. A. MacNamee Gladys Aaron Britton Ella Johnson Mica Claire Johnson Evelyn Croot Smiley Rockefeller Institute Allan Weatfall Walker-Gordon Farms Dr. Smiley BR. B. Little Earth Plato Kokak Dame Nature Thrift Treasury Savings First National Bank Cranbury, N. J Elmer J. Rogers Hightstown, N. J Daniel Black Washington Market Building South Broad Street Trenton, N. J R. A. Donnelly State Street Broad Ee Eoin Baronet Horace Mann
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