Local figures move between towns and buy land on Gatzmann Avenue
Superintendent John Whally of the Jamesburg Shoe Company rents the George M. Davison dwelling on Gatzmar Avenue and will remove his family from Brooklyn. William Howell of Belmar, a former resident, returns to town. H J Woodard visited from New York City. Willard Forman of Railroad Avenue buys a building lot from the Davison estate on Gatzmann Avenue and plans a home opposite Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whally
The
Jamesburg Shoe Company
George M. Davison
Gatzmar Avenue
Brooklyn
William Howell
Belmar
H.j.woodard
New
Willard Forman
Railroad Avenue
Davison
Gatzmann Avenue
Church Street
Social notes from Monmouth Junction and nearby towns
A roundup of local visits and events across Monmouth Junction Cranbury and Trenton continues through the week. Highlights include Miss Henrietta Osborn visiting New York with Miss Mabel Morris, W Edgar Groves visiting Judson Slocum and attending a Taylors performance, and the Presbyterian Ladies Aid planning an entertainment on February 21 with Clara Chamberlin and the Rutgers College Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hubbard
Monmouth Junction
Highland Park
W. Edgar Groves
Judson Slocum
Trenton
Taylors
Ladies Aid Society of
The
Presbyterian Church of Dayton
Clara Chamberlin
Cranbury
Rutgers College Glee Club
Pyramids of Gizeh No Longer Enigmatic
Unexpected conclusions describe the Great Pyramid of Gizeh as revealing solutions to ancient problems. The text frames the pyramid as a testimony of truth with scientific historic and prophetic aspects and Bible allusions. It invites readers to obtain a volume by sending 35 cents to the Watch Tower Society in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid
Gizeh
Watch Tower Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief
Mothers can safely buy Dr King's New Discovery and give it to children with colds coughs throat and lung troubles. Mrs Bruce Crawford of Nagra Missouri reports a pale weak boy improved to a healthy picture after use. Sold at N F Clayton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bruce Crawford
Nagra
N. F. Clayton’s
Measles Epidemic Abates in Walker-Gordon District
Social notes from Plainsboro include Mr and Mrs Edward Barlow visiting Trenton and other local visits. The measles outbreak in Walker-Gordon is over with no new cases and Clifford Jackson has recovered to return to work at the Telephone Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barlow
Trenton
Walker-Gordon District
Clifford Jackson
Princeton Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Moves
Andre de Fouguieres the Parisian lecturing in New York and Philadelphia will guest at Rosedale House this week. Dr and Mrs Pratt occupy Mrs Breauxs bungalow at Glen Gum m er. Mrs Breaux and her nephew James Marr and Mrs Marr travel to Southern California for winter. Rev Hamilton Schuyler preached at Trinity Church in Trenton last evening. Professor John Preston Hoskins and wife return from Europe and Hoskins health improves. Dr Henry Van Dyke to attend Princeton Club of Southern California banquet in Los Angeles. February 20 Professor H F Covington and family return from New York visit. Professor David Magee Jr returns from Cuba. Professor A W Long builds a garage on Cleveland Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre de Fouguieres
New York
Philadelphia
Barker Gummere
Rosedale House
Pratt
Breaux
Glen Gummere
James Marr
Marr
Southern California
Hamilton Schuyler
Trinity Church
Trenton
John Preston Hoskins
Europe
Hoskins
Henry van Dyke
Princeton Club of
Los Angeles
H. F. Covington
Covington
Hightstown Social Roundup Notice Guests and Events
New York resident Fred B. Applegate visited Hightstown with friends while Lewis Hutchington of Belmar and former Hightstown resident Jack Marshall also called on the town. Bordentown’s Edward Garwood and Centre Street hosts welcomed guests, pneumonia confines Albro Davison, Miss Florence Grove returns to Rahway, and Miss Marion Lee Early will recite March 11 for the Hightstown Improvement Association. The Baptist Sunday school will stage a play in March under Mrs. Milton H. Cunningham, Perth Amboy Amusement Company rents the opera house for vaudeville and films, Presbyterian men hold annual supper next Friday, and George J. Burch sang at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Applegate
New York
Lewis Hutchingon
Belmar
Hightstown
Frank Thompson
Jack Marshall
Peddie
Institute
Edward Garwood
Bordentown
Edward Cain
Centre Street
Albro Davison
Leonard Lewis
New Brunswick
Florence Grove
Rahway
F. W. Jemison
Marion Lee Early
Milton H. Cunningham
the Baptist Sunday School
Perth Amboy Amusement Company
The
Presbyterian Church
George J. Burch
Baptist Church
Methodist event offers large supply of clam chowder
Lovers of clam chowder can get their appetite for the same satisfied next week as there will be a large supply at the Methodist entertainment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park, N. J
Jamesburg
Trenton, N. J
AVING
Pacific Coast
Philip Case
Somerville
C. C. Blauveet
Hightstown, WN. J
Essex
Aspinwall
Robbins Potato Planters
Oliver
Pittsburg
Wyckoff Bros
New Jersey
Cral
Dayton
John Everett
Henry Doscher
Henrietta Osborn
Mabel Morris
Verona
James B. Clark
H. H. Mershon
Harret Osborn
Princeton Seminary
Leonard Smith
Wallace Huff
William Thomas
Willis Applegate
Peter Barclay
Mrs
Fritz Luttman
Charley Smith
Pyramid OF Gizeh
Plainsboro
Julia Bolles
Princeton
Franklin Brady
Mra
F. Brady
Frank Perrine
Isalac Barlow
Patrick Byrnes
Thomas Carroll
Jersey City
Marian Huffron
Missea Rose
Elizabeth Byrnes
David Magee, Jr
Cuba
A. W. Long
Cleveland Lane
Qalag
R. A. Donnelly
S. Broad Street
Blaine Davison
Cranbury, New Jersey
Portland Cement
Dexter Brand
Reba
Make
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