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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1913

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First Presbyterian Union Service Speaker Rev Robert M Labaree

Rev Robert M Labaree of Uramia West Persia Mission to speak at the union service in First church on Sunday evening. Missionary society officers elected at Second Presbyterian include Mrs Ella Stulte president and Mrs I D Barclay vice president with secretaries and treasurers named. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday. topic Bulletins from the Temperance War led by Miss Helen Butcher. Ladies Reading Circle gathers February 19 with programs led by Mrs E S Barclay and Mrs J E Curry and Mrs J W Van Dyke.

Robert M. Labaree Uramia West Persia Labaree Missionary Societies of the Second Presbyterian Church Ella Stults Ella Stulte I. D. Barclay Anna Spaulding Frank Davis Everett F. A. Brown George B. Mershon Christian Endeavor Society First Presbyterian Helen Butcher Ladies Reading Circle E. S. Barclay China J. E. Curry J. W. van Dyke

Peddie Mandolin and Glee Clubs Offer Evening Show

On Saturday evening March 8 the Mandolin and Glee Clubs of Peddie Institute present an entertainment in the First church chapel. The program features songs and instrumental selections by the two campus groups.

Mandolin and Glee Clubs Peddie Institute

Banquet Planned by Apollo Lodge No 156 F A M March Sixth

Members of Apollo Lodge No 156 F. and A. M. plan a banquet in Odd Fellows Hall on March sixth. Committee in charge includes R. P. Stillwell N. F. Clayton W. Russell Silvers George B. Mershop and E. B. Barclay.

Apollo Lodge No. 156 Odd Fellows Ball R. P. Stillwell N. F. Clayton W. Russell Silvers George B. Mershop Barclay

Walter Scott celebration for Lincoln's Birthday dinner

Air and Airs Walter Scott entertained a group of friends for Lincoln's Birthday. Wednesday marked the birthday of guest Mrs. John B. Perrine. Attending were Rev. J. E. Curry and wife, Samuel Perrine and wife, John B. Perrine and wife, Mrs. S. Johnes Bergen, Surrogate D. W. Clayton and wife, and John H. Barclay and wife.

Walter Scott Lincoln John B. Perrine J. E. Curry Samuel Perrine Johnes Bergen D. W. Clayton John H. Barclay

Voorhees and Dey Couple Wed at Hightstown Home

Miss Ada May Voorhees daughter of Hon Wm C Voorhees Cranbury and Joseph Dey son of Mr and Mrs Charles Dey Hightstown were united in marriage Saturday morning February eighth The ceremony took place at the groom's parents home with immediate families present Rev William Stanton Hightstown Baptist Church officiating A wedding dinner followed and the couple will manage the groom's father's farm near Hightstown.

Ada May Voorhees Wm. C. Voorhees Cranbury Joseph Dey Charles Dey Hightstown William Stanton Hightstown Baptist Church

Dayton Man Injured by Trolley. Amputation Sought

Alexander Buchanan of near Dayton was struck by a Trenton trolley while crossing the tracks. He was rendered unconscious and later had his left foot amputated at St Peter's Hospital New Brunswick after being rushed there from the scene. The article notes a Methodist sale and free entertainment beginning next Wednesday night and ending Saturday night.

Alexander Buchanan Dayton Trenton St. Peter’s Hospital New Brunswick

Ye Olde Colonial Supper at Jamesburg Church

A February 21 1918 supper at the Presbyterian Church of Jamesburg draws attendees at 5 30 o clock with admission 10 cents, offering a 35 cent meal homemade sweets and milady needlework items, plus ice cream redeemable by ticket.

Jamesburg

Fires Destroy Two Cranbury Farmhouses in One Night

Two fires near Cranbury last Saturday morning destroyed a barn and cowhouse on William Petty Sr. farm with $3,000 loss after insurance. A second blaze on the Disbrow Hill farm near Cranbury Station leveled a home, leaving the family destitute. About fifty farmers met to plan detective work to uncover suspected arson by firebugs.

Cranbury William Petty Sr o’Glock Warren Petty John Parkenstein Disbrow Hill Cranbury Station J. Richardson William Ely

Birthday Party for Miss Eva Wilson Honors Eighteenth Birthday

Miss Eva Wilson celebrates her eighteenth birthday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wilson. About seventy-five guests from Plainfield Jersey City Hightstown Cranbury Prospect Plains Freehold Englishtown and Union Valley attended with games dancing and music by Prof. Stillwell. Pink and white decorations featured a large white bell arch and a birthday cake with eighteen candles. Supper was served at midnight. gifts included a gold watch from parents and a pearl brooch.

Miss Wilson Helen Butcher Phoebe Morse Helen Duncan Ethel Duncan Bessie Snedeker Myra Havens Hazel Roszel Julia Er Russell Spratford Wilton Applegate Walter Applegate Elmer Laird Asa Davison Ancil Davison Russell Duncan Raymound Stonaker Lynwood Roszel Farr Chamberlin Clifford Danger Ellison Errickson Everett Errickson Herbert Lamberston William Hendrickson Walter Dey Fred Clayton William Crotchfeldt Clarence Reese Joseph Davison Edward Rooney Ernest Mount Carlton Lambertson Charles Dodge David Dey Austin Wilson Charles Wilson James Wilson Clifford Hanée Ray Schenck Wilson McBride Claudice Hammel Walter Rogge Wils Duncan Mrs Nanzenreid

Dinner Guests at Mrs Evans Six O Clock Event

Mrs Evans hosted a six o'clock dinner last evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Reuney, Petty, Mr and Mrs T Mount Applegate, Mr and Mrs A C Beek man, Joseph Reynolds, and Miss Florence Reynolds.

Death of Mrs. L. D. Huffington in Cranbury

Mrs. Lizzie Reid Huffington died at her Cranbury home early Wednesday after a two month illness of aræmic poisoning. She was born in Manalapan, daughter of J. Newell Reid, widow of Marion J. Huffington, a former Fort Collins professor. Survived by mother, two sisters and daughter Clara. Funeral Saturday at two from her residence with Rev. Curry officiating. Interment Brainerd Cemetery. Relatives invited.

Lizzie Reid Huffington South Cranbury Huffington J. Newell Reid Manalapan Marion J. Huffington State Agricultural College Fort Collins Colorado Cranbury

Painter Matthew Stonaker Dies After Town Visit

Matthew Stonaker aged 45 died Tuesday night February 11 near Cranbury after collapsing from a fall while in a carriage with Stephen Courtney. He was a painter and son of the late David Stonaker, survived by sister Mrs. George Tompkins and brothers John and Erastus A. Stonaker. Funeral at Two O'clock from Second Presbyterian chapel with Rev. Adolos Allen officiating. burial in Second Presbyterian Cemetery.

Matthew Stonaker Cranbury Stephen Courtney Mr. Courtney Mr. Stonaker David Stonaker George Tompkins East Orange John Stonaker Erastus Alanson Stonaker Bloomfield Second Presbyterian Chapel Adolos Allen Second Presbyterian Cemetery

Dinner party planned by Mr and Mrs Harry Gordon

Mr and Mrs Harry Gordon host a six o clock dinner Saturday evening with cards as the main amusement and St Valentine features. Guests include Mr and Mrs H W Jeffers Mr and Mrs J E White Mr and Mrs J W B Wicoff Mr and Mrs D J Wilson Plainsboro Mr and Mrs Andrew Ely Dayton Mr and Mrs W E Fishburn Princeton Mr and Mrs Kaufman Trenton Mr and Mrs Gildersleeve and con New Brenawick Miss Mae Robbins Windsor Charles Thomas Philadelphia

Harry Gordon St. Valentine H. W. Jeffers J. E. White J. W. B. Wicoff D. J. Wilson Plainsboro Andrew Ely Dayton W. E. Fishburn Princeton Kaufman Trenton Gildersleeve Con New Brenawick Mae Robbins Windsor Charles Thomas Philadelphia

Surprise Birthday Party for Elmer Reed Attended by Friends

Elmer Reed was honored with a Wednesday evening surprise party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conover, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bergen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dey of Cranbury, Harvey Wicoff and wife, Jones Dey and wife of Hightstown, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Shangle, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dey, Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke Perrine and son, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blackwell, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schenck, Mr. and Mrs. William Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. William Updike and children, Alfred Perrine and family.

Elmer Reed John Bennett Henry Conover Leroy Scott Charles Bergen Walter Dey Cranbury Harvey Wicoff Jones Dey Hightstown Frederick Shangle

Mrs. Frances Folsom Cleveland Weds Professor Preston

On Monday morning Mrs. Frances Folsom Cleveland married Professor Thomas J Preston of Aurora New York. President John Grier Hibben of Princeton University performed the ceremony. The couple spent two days at the bride’s Princeton home before leaving quietly for Florida for the winter.

Frances Folsom Cleveland Thomas J. Preston John Grier Hibben Princeton University Princeton

New All Over Embroideries and Voiles Arrive

Special mention for 45 inch wide embroideries ideal for shirt waists and dresses with open patterns. Swiss cambric nainsook and 22 inch open patterns offered. New flouncings in Swisses at 18 27 45 68c to 2.00 yard. Voiles 45 inch priced at 3.00 to 3.25 yard.

Tulor

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C. E. Society Reading Circle Dey-Voorhees L. D. Huffington Mrs. Cleveland Thomas J.preston Aurora, N. Y Victor Talking R. Lewis Furniture CO Jamesburg, N. J Ps Fen Fe Ola Rae Lott Rence Eero A. F. Williams East State Street New Jersey Trenton, N. J First National Bank John 8.Silvers Geo. B. Mershon Cashier R. L. Dobbins Bins
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