Local News Briefs From Dayton and Area
Day to day items report Dayton A P Deane confined at home with rheumatism and Ruth Grover still sick. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Henry Smith of Trenton was buried in Dayton with Rev James B Clark at the grave. Margaret Rule estate sold at New Brunswick courthouse. A duet by Florence Hunkle and Anna Mack during the morning offering. Freeholder A Ely store being repainted. J W Grover handles the work. Mr and Mrs Augustus Parent slowly recovering from grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Deane
Ruth Grover
Henry Smith
Trenton
Dayton
James B. Clark
Margaret Rule
New Brunswick Court House
Florence Hunkle
Anna Mack
A. Ely
J. W. Grover
S. L. Clark
Agricultural Experiment Station of
New Brunswick
Farmers’ Institute
Grange Hall
8. M. Hausser
Tragedy at Peddie Institute Claims Student Life
Edward Jennings age 16 son of Mr and Mrs William Jennings Harrisburg Pa died in his Coleman House apartment of double pneumonia after five days illness. Funeral rites attended by student body and faculty then body sent to Harrisburg. Jennings popular, member of scrub football team and Alpha Phi fraternity. First death in Peddie School's 50 year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jennings
William Jennings
Harrisburg
Peddie Institute
Coleman House
Jennings
Scrub
Alphi Phi
Peddie
Severe Cold Quickly Cured by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
O J Metcalf of Weatherby Missouri described a severe December cold nearly laid him up. He bought two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and recovered in a few days. He endorses the medicine as one of the best and would use it again. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Metcalf
Weatherby
Chamberlain
Local Optionists Dine and Talk at New Brunswick Banquet
Local optionists from across the county met at Shhuesters in New Brunswick for a banquet and discussion. Ezekiel Barclay presided as toast master, Rev James K Shields urged unity, and the Middlesex County Associationwork was highlighted. A legislative committee was proposed with Perrine and others named. other speakers praised teamwork and pledge to fulfill commitments. The gathering included broader remarks and humorous asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shhuesters
New Brunswick
County League
Ezekiel Barclay
Cranbury
James K. Shields
Anti-Saloon League
Middlesex County Association
David J. Perrine
John Ingham
Second Reformed Church
Option League
W. J. B. Edgar
Jamesburg Presbyterian Church
Charles P. Welber
George E. Wildman
Trenton
Barclay
River Road
John H. Baremore
H. Courtney Brown
Jamesburg
Howard J. Butcher
J. W. Errickson Dayton
H. L Bogart
Metuchen
James A. Edgar
Rough on the profession ends in tragedy
Dialogue reveals Gruet died from neglect after an ill fated marriage to a trained nurse. The exchange hints at harsh treatment within the profession and its consequences, reflecting social attitudes of the era and the dangers faced by workers in caregiving roles.
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of Columbia
Copenhagen
America
Niagara Falls
Horseshoe
Gorge
East State St
Trenton, N. J
J. Levy
Stout's Restaurant
New Jersey
Mrs. Augustus Parent
Hightstown
Henry R. Applegate
John H. Barclay
James I. Hutchinson
Ethel May Hutchinson
Robbinsville
N. C. Schlottman
Peter Johnson
Highland Park
David Johnson
Mathias Dey
St. Francis Hospital
Dey
William Applegate
Mis. Thomas Conway
Russell Rockhill
Geo. Peppler
John Perrine
Edward Ginther
Walter McDougall
Perrineville
Willis Applegate
Ginther
Kingston
Matilda McDougall
Matilda Pettie
Dunthams Corner
Clifford Allen
Ezra
William Kirby
Nellie Stevenson
Perrine Holman
Allentown
Wm. Grover
H. C. Mount
LC. Reid
Charles Wilson
Rudolph Heidinger
Stremlow
Jacob Heidinger
Gruet
Nurge
Edith
Steinbach Aginty Park
Coats
Rew Seracy
Cranbury Press Office
First National Bank
Cranbury, N
Ford
J. Ernest Laird
Garace
Cranbury, New Jersey
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