Cranbury News Briefs and New Year Gatherings 1911
Cranbury residents and visitors share New Year greetings and social events. Mr. and Mrs. Whitlock Smock of Freehold visit. many locals guests attend dinners and family gatherings. Church services, week of prayer, and local club meetings feature in Cranbury life, with notes on moves, illnesses, and upcoming marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlock Smock
Freehold
Baird Davieon
William H. Johnson
Werren
Fred Maple
Trenton
Alex
Stults
Isaac C. Hoffman
William
Fred
Adah Rue
Perth Amboy
Gertrude Ogborn
H. T. van Horn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cranbury Station
Freehad
Augueus Dey
Riverton
Ancil G. Dey
I. D. Barclay
Ibid Major
John
Silvers
Barclay
E H. Bergen
Princeton
Ella Stults
Marion Bergen
W. Russell Silvers
John Tilton
Charles F. Danser
Asbury Park
Lemuel Stults
Bessie Bergen
Clara Bergen
Della Bergen
Clarence Perrine
Ernest Stults
Charles Parr
Margaret Harker
William F. Perrine
Georgia F. Nutt
New York
Richard Gluck
William 8. Cole
Coma Dey
Ela Appleget
Helen Murray
Holmesburg
Walter Murray
Chambersburg
Elsie Bergen
Albert Mundy
Elizabeth Brewster
New Brunswick
Joseph Dey
Jamesburg
John LaBaw
Second Presbyterian Church
Lemuel Stultz
George Davison
John H. Barclay
Pine Bluff
North Carolina
W. Heisley
Abraham Lincoln
Methodist Church
Lizzie Petty
Howard Green
Tioga Co
Penn
Mansfield
Cranbury School
Mr. Green
Mary A. Green
Dayton School
Canton
Ohio
Cranbury
Stephen Fields
Sermon on Piety Impresses Congregation at Thursday Service
The services drew to a close with messages from pastors and a notable sermon on Piety by Rev W Heisley on Thursday night. He left a deep impression on all who heard him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Heisley
Village groups schedule events for February and January
The Village Improvement Society plans a literary entertainment on February 22 to raise funds. M. and Church host a fair February 14–15 with home made cakes candies ice cream and hot cocoa. Reading Circle meets next Wednesday with Ms H C Symmes for music and readings about women. Christian Endeavor Society gathers January 8 in the chapel with the subject Blessed to Bless led by Charles V D Symmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Improvement Society
M. &. Church
Ladies Reading Circle
H. C. Symmes
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Charles V. D. Symmes
Dayton C E Society Elects Officers for Year
Dayton C E society of Dayton has chosen officers for the year with Peter K. Emmons as president Harvey R. Dey as vice president Miss Elizabeth Snedeker as recording secretary Mrs. George Waite as corresponding secretary Miss Henrietta Osborn as treasurer and Miss Estella Van Derveer as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Society of Dayton
Peter K. Emmons
Harvey R. Dey
Elizabeth Snedeker
George Waite
Henrietta Osborn
Estella van Derveer
Public sales and notices from Cranbury area auctions
A January auction roundup lists sales near Perrineville Hightstown Apple Garth Union Valley Plainsboro and Prospect Plains with estates calm acres and buildings up for bid. Also listings call for a two year old male fox terrier wanted and a note about Charles C Groves relocating his insurance office to his home on North Main Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury Station
New Jersey
Local Advertisements and Wanted Notices from Perth Amboy
A collage of small ads lists mufflers handkerchiefs aprons belts and scarves with prices then notes a laundry hamper service from Blaine Davington. Also offered are five horses one mule one cow for sale by H N Scott Cranbury NJ and a pork buying notice from James A Smith Perth Amboy NJ seeking heavy hogs and shoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. ‘Scott
Cranbury, N. J
Public Sale Farm Near Perrineville Hightstown New Jersey
On the premises about 2 miles from Perrineville and 4 miles from Hightstown New Jersey a 150 acre farm with 130 tilable fertile land about 10 acres pasture and 10 woodland includes an apple orchard. Land suited to corn hay rye wheat with over half prime potato land. Also about 350 bushels of corn in the car and hay Timothy and prime meized. Nine months credit on hay and corn. JOS S VAN DYKE. J S Rocrs, Auct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrineville
Hightstown
Jos. S. van Dyke
Cranbury Press
C. H. Stults
Applegarth
Union Valley
Jeremiah Buckslew
Edward Buckslew
Collier’s Mille
Cedar Swamp
Cranbury Bog
First Presbyterian Church of
Plainsboro
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Granbury Press
Nicholas Vreeland Sr
Nicholas Vreeland Jr
Monmouth Junction
Marie Groves
Dayton
Clementine Lewis
Emma Mershon
First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Methodist
E. H. Bergen
Ella Stuka
Clarence Hagerty
E. C. Wilson and Son
Lakewood
Nelson Forman
Philadelphia
Abijah Applegate
Clifford Chamberlin
J. F. F. Club
Mary ‘Edsall
Edsall
South Cranbury
H. J. Groves
Elwood Groves
Elmer Edeall
Elsie VanDenberg
James VanDenberg
William Franklin
John B. Perrine
Schenectady
Harry Farr
Margaret Hanning
Wm. P. Gibson
E. W. Dunham
J. S. Silvers
Corona Club
Samuel Nixon
James I. Hutchinson
Hay Press
J. E. Bennett
G. A. Bennett
Dinsmore Typewriter
R. D. Norton
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Nellie Schuyler
Arthur B. Perrine
N. Y
William Forman
Eliza Forman
Appleget
Prescott Pullen
Mrs. Wu
J. B. Bennett
Isaac Barlow, Sr
Lillian Belle
Frank H. Perrine
Week OF Prayer
C. E. Society
Dayton Co
John Hughes
Prospect Plains Atock
Orianna van Dyke
E. Hear W
E. Harder
Joan J. Ofbler
Dey Road
Blaine Davingon
James A. Smith
McCleland Street
Perth
Amboy
J.S. Rocrrs
Blaine ‘Davison
James Wilson
United States
Washington, D. C
Thomas Peppler
P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
S. P. Dunham & CO