Bank Directors Elected At Cranbury Meeting
The First National Bank of Cranbury held its annual election of directors on Tuesday to fill nine vacancies caused by the death of Rev. Amzi L Armstrong. Albert McNamee of Plainsboro was chosen. Officers include President John S. Silvers and Cashier Geo B Mershon. A bank banquet followed at Second Presbyterian chapel with a full menu and music.
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First National Bank of Cranbury
Amzi L Armstrong
Albert ‘McNamee
Plainsboro
McNamee
Cranbury Bank
John 8. Silvers
Geo. B. Mershon
John 8 Silvers
Walter 8. Grover
David C Lewis
James H Goodwin
William J. Rowland
E. Barclay
Andrew Ely
Albert MacNamee
Second Presbyterian
Apollo Lodge Installs Officers for Year
Apollo Lodge No. 156 F and A M held a Friday installation with W Crozier Reeves and William L F Burk officiating. New officers named include Joseph E. Curry as Worshipful Master Walter H Havens Senior Warden and William F Perrine Junior Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crozier Reeves
William LF. Burk
Trenton
Apollo Lodge No. 156 F
A. M
Joseph E. Curry
Walter H. Havens
William F. Perrine
Howard J. Butcher
Raymond P. Stillwell
George B. Mershon
D. W. Clayton
W. Russell Silvers
B. S. van Dyke
Bertram Clayton
Joseph C
Chamberlin
John S Horus
A. A
Rue
Tyler
Installation of Officers and Local Tragedies
Pioneer Grange No 1 installed its newly elected officers Tuesday with former Master John B Perrine and Mrs. H J Butcher officiating. Miss Jennie Duncan and Miss Marie Groves contributed readings as the Grange orchestra performed. Alice Johnson died at 15 months from scald injuries caused by a spill at home in Mercer-ville. Frank Anderson of Hamilton Square collapsed and died from heart failure while rushing for a train in Bloombury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Grange
No 1
John B Perrine
H. J. Butcher
Grange Orchestra
Jennie Duncan
Marie Groves
Alice Johnson
George Johnson
Mercerville
Bloombury
Hunterdon County
Frank Anderson
Hamilton Square
Stricker
Resignation Not Accepted for Hightstown Pastor
After the Sunday service at Hightstown Baptist Church, the deacons announced the resignation of Rev. Orrin P. Eaches. A three member committee will visit him to seek reconsideration, as church history notes 41 years with no major conflict and Eaches has baptized over 900 and added 1800 by various means.
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Dre Eaches
Orrin P. Eaches
Philadelphia
Eaches
Hightstown
Baptist Pledge $100000 Church Extension Fund
After a merger in Trenton among Baptist boards a plan to raise 100000 for church extension was adopted. N W Ayer of Camden pledged 10000 toward the goal with 90000 remaining. Rev Dr B S Hudson of Atlantic City named field secretary to lead the drive as about 100 ministers attended and N W Ayer hosted a luncheon at the Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Hudson
Atlantic City
N. W. Ayer
Camden
Windsor
N. W
New Jersey Spends About 2 Million on Inmates and Charities
New Jersey last year spent about 2 million dollars to care for 10,616 state inmates and to fund pressing improvements. Charitable and penal costs totaled 2,051,246.95, with 1,848,835.17 for charitable institutions and 679,310.78 for penal and correctional facilities, an increase of 220,450 over the prior year. Commissioner George B. Wright declares the funds were expended carefully without any suspicion of dishonesty or waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Department of Charities and Corrections
Board of Children’s ‘Guardians
State Charities Aid Society
State Conference of Charities and Corrections
George B. Wright
Charities and Corrections
Governor Fort
Pennsy Aims to Cut Trespassing on Its Roads in 1911
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports 585 killed and 582 injured on its lines east and west of Pittsburgh during the last year, totaling 1 167. After years of decline since 1905 to 1 681 and 1909 to 1 316, the system plans a stronger push in 1911 with warning signs posted, requests for stricter laws, and employee cooperation to further reduce deaths from trespassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Penuneylvania System
Smallpox Spreads Prompting Penns Grove Railway Closures
Camden January 9 Penns Grove faces a smallpox epidemic leading the Pennsylvania Railroad to close all stations on the branch for 24 hours to fumigate facilities. Vaccination of Penns Grove branch employees is ordered. State Health Board assists as cases rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Penns Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
South Jersey
State Board of Health
Leompany
Officers Installed at Hightstown Grange
The year begins with Hightstown Grange installing officers including Master H. H. Rogers Overseer Howard Pickering Steward Arthur Perrine Assistant Steward George Davison Lecturer F. T. Norcross Chaplain David G. Allen Treasurer W. N. Cunningham Secretary Frank C. Danser Gate Keeper John P. Apple Ceres Mrs. Jane Dey Pomona Miss Beatrice Dey Flora Mrs. Lizzie Mason Lady Assistant Steward Miss Lizzie Thomas Financial Secretary William C. Voorhees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Rogers
Howard~Pickering
Arthur Perrine
George ‘Davison
F. T. Norcross
David G. Allen
W. N. Cunningham
Frank ‘C. Danser
John P. Apple ‘Gate
Ceres
Jane Dey
Pomona
Beatrice Dey
Flora
Lizzie Mason
Beyond visible colors and inaudible tones in nature
The author argues that human sight and hearing reveal only a tiny portion of nature's spectrum. Colors beyond violet and red exist beyond perception, while sounds louder than thunder evade human hearing. Our senses limit understanding of heat, color, and sound, likening humanity to prisoners in a sensory cell.
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D. C. Lewis
A. L. Armstrong
R. W. Swetland
Peddie Institute
C. W. Heisley
M. E. Church
Apollo Lodge
Tnstallation
Robert Davis
Hudson
Jersey City
N. J
Hudson County
Davis
Anna Toppin
Nicholas Toppin
Robert Davis, Jr
George Davis
Joseph Davis
Hugh
Buster
Pennsy
Cranbury High School
Sara Perrine
Olive Petty
Ina Puerschner
Elsie Johnson
Charles Butcher
Ottle Puerschner
Matilda Cohen
Willard Howel
Alex Butcher
James Brown
Lilian, Thomas
Hazel Appleget
Elmer Everett
Marion Bennett
William Meyer
Francia Hegerty
Nathan Cohen
Lewia Chamberlin
Mary Woolston
Isabella Oehler
Lawrence Malan
Freda Schnell
Freddie Liedtke
Harold O'Neil
Newell Davin
Douglass Chamberlin
Frances Bradley
Hightstown Grange
C. A. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
Blauvelt
Fred
K W. Donnelly
Taylor Opera’ House Stores
Ogden, Bailey & Co
North Broad Street
Academy
Norfolk
Loggins
R. A. Donnelly
S. Broad Street
Trenton, N. 3
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