Eleventh Womans Temperance Union Conference in Bridgeton
The eleventh annual conference of the Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union of New Jersey will be held in the Second Presbyterian Church of Bridgeton today and tomorrow. The milk production value in New Jersey last year reached 42,570,690 dollars, nearly twice the ten year total, and higher grade silks are now produced almost exclusively in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford M. B
Baptistown
Young Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of
New Jersey
Second Presbyterian Church
Bridgeton
New
Raiway National Bank
Caldwell
George B. Jacobus
C. H. McClellan
D. D
Lakewood Presbyterian Church
Woman fatally struck by train near Central Railroad crossing
Norah McAuliff aged sixty five living at 684 Trumbull Street Elisa beth crossing the track was struck by a train on the Central Railroad yesterday. Her skull was fractured and she lies unconscious in General Hospital. A Live Man was received at the Asbury Park office of the United States Express Company last Friday afternoon. The animal came from Canton Ohio and was consigned to Daniel Boone the well known animal trainer who resides at Bradley Beach during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Howard T. Widdemer
First Congregational Church
Asbury Park
Sait
Raritan Hose Company
Keyport
Norah McAuliff
Trumbull Street
Elisabeth
Central Railroad
General Hospital
Lucking
Third Avenue
Elizabeth
Keren
Salem Road
A. M. Brown
Keyport Banking Company
Garrett. Jones
New National Bank
Rahway
Jones
United States Express Company
Canton
Daniel Boone
Bradley Beach
John H. Weastell
Hudson County
Mr. Weastell
Mata- Wan
David Lerve
New Jersey Board of Pardons
Lerne
Newark
Trenton
McGill
Jersey City
Board of Pardons
County of
Edinburgh
Manasquan Inlet
Nelson Lockwood
Fleming
Charles B. Maxon
Lord
New York
Baird prize contest winners named in Princeton program
The Baird prize contest in Murray Hall Princeton announced the winners. David Lau rence Chambers of Washington DC won the $100 oratorical prize, Charles C. Miller of Trenton received $50, and Herbert Kingsbury England of Washington NJ earned $30. Joseph Addison Jones of Passaic NJ and Joseph Hall Hill of Englewood Park PA took first and second in the disputation. Summit health officials plan swift action to curb scarlet fever spreading from Short Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Murray Hall
Princeton
David Laurence Chambers
Washington, D. C
Charles C. Miller
Trenton
N. J
Herbert Kingsbury England
Washington, N. J
Joseph Addison Jones
Passaic, N. J
Joseph Hall Hill
Englewood Park
Penn
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury
Pristing Ca
Taylor
Italy
Hungary
Turkey
Spain
West
Northwest
Chicago
St. Louie
Aso Tale
Union
McDonald
Connecticut
Commonwealth
Humane Society of
Cleveland
Holy Name Society
St. John’s Church
Albany
United States
Moses
Draco
Solon
James I
Cromwell
James II
England
Belford
Jerry Johnson
Baptisttown
Flemington Presbyterian Church
Long Branch
S. M. Carll
Lower Alloway
John McClougham
Annandue
Kirkpatrick Memorial Church
Ringoes
John H. Brown
Cold Spring
Gloucester
Salem
Methodist Church
Woodbury
Westville
Burlington County
Pearton
Joshua Dewist
Feline Avenue
Dames
Union County Board of Freeholders
Elizabeth, Carteret
Perth Amboy
Mantua
the Highlands
John W. Keough
Raritan Township
Clarence DuBois
Ecuador
South America
Flemington Hook and Ladder Company
Opera House
Morrisville
Germany
W. P. Willis
Terry Brothers
Cape May
Warren Davis
Charles
Jobes
New Egypt
Wisconsin
Isaac Buchanan
Sergeantville
Lambertville
Flemington
Browne
William Quackenbush
Low Mille Paterson
Howe
Massate
Vitizened Water Company
Arteaian
American Sheet Iron Works
Phillipsburg
Thomas Terradel
Tramps
Walter Wyckoff
Princeton University
Benjamin Brown
Bazillar L. Thompson
Medford
Union Label League
Jogzeph Venable
Henry Rothschild & Co
Rockafellow’s Mills
Union Hotel
Red Bank
Atkins
Wolff's
George G. Earl
New Orleans
Dominic Spears
Tremley
Alexian Hospital
Rockfellow
Plainfield
Gaid
James H. Hyatt
Nugent Sanitarium
Germantown
Mr. Hyatt
Bethlehem Baptisl
Pattenburg
Summit Post Office
Paterson
Clifton
William B. Gourley
van Cleve Michael Dun
Mathias Pettgrew
Cadmus
Munson Force
Assemblyman Berry
Board of Managers
The
State Industrial School
W. H. McCullough
Cumberland County
A. D. Carnagy
Spafford Davison
George H. Parker
William M. Seaman
Ocean Grove Record
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterians
Presbytery of
Olivet Memorial Presbyterian Church
Second Street
Flist and
Second Avenues
August Rystal
Berkeley Heights
Stewart
Summit
Morris Avenue
Roselle
William L. Moore
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church of
Frenchtown
Robert I. Gammon
Milford
New Brunswick
Wm. I. Campbell
Wm. 3. Voorhees
Wm. Hoppaugh
Springfield
Rhoda Martin
Miss Martin
Ocean Township
Savings Bank
Albert Vanselda
Bergen Street
Passaic
Vanselda
Andrew Streeter
Streeter
Ines
Nixon’s
Staten Island Sound
Louis Quinn
Bearch of Health
Short Hills
Collins
Bullock
Walah
Walsh
German American Insurance Con
Frank A. Brown
A. J
Cooowin
J. H. Goodwin
Stetson and
KNOX
Dobbins
East State Street
Peppler
PO Ece
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown
Lohmer & Co
Mason & Hamlin
Everson
Smith & Barnes
Keller Bos
Planos
Wilcox & White
Carpenter Organa
N. Warren Street
Trenton, N. Is
Masonic Temple Music Store
Applegate’s
State and Warren Srs
Trenton, N.J
Lupton Bros
Matawan, Keyport
Matawan, N. J
Edward
J. W. Gardner
Tdaville
Tod
N. F. Clayton's
G. B. Steadman
Mich
Chen Bucklen
N. F. Clayton Druggist
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton
Cranbury, M. J
Liverpool & London & Globe, German American, Inc. Co. of North America
North British & Mercantile, Queen, Caledonian
Commercial Union, Standard
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Obanbury,n. J
Henry C
iMen
Melton
Kersey
Flan
Boy
Bergen & Rue
Thomas Mason’s
Hightstown, N. J
Matawan
Marlboro
Citadel
Hetown
Raritan Teeshing
Matblesex County
Brown
Davison's
Lehigh
Danzisseur
Jamesburg, N. J
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