Local Cranbury Notes Chronicle Church Services and Visits
The Cranbury village reports include absence of pianist Miss Reba Vreeland at the First Presbyterian O. E. meeting, various pastor substitutions, and Week of Prayer closure. Town residents visit Trenton Philadelphia Cranbury guests attend concerts and operas. notable readers, calendar mailings, and school attendance records are noted along with upcoming Holy Land trip plans and a public meeting for the Village Improvement Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Vreeland
First Presbyterian O. E
Arthur I. Burroughs
R. P. Bullwell
Trenton
Adolps Alten
James van Dyke
Cranbury
H. C. Conover
J. E. Curry
Mr. Allen
Methodist
Curry
Julia Petty
Nelson Petty
Bergen
Robert Shephard
Misa Elva Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Charles C. Groves
B. F. Willis
Marion
Pennegrove
P. R. Bergen
Hattie Matthews
Casaville
N. J
Charles Everingham
Charles Kirkpatrick
Rumford Falls
Maine
Nicholas Vreeland
Georgia Nutt
Melba
Violeta
Elwood Groves
H. J. Groves
A. Edsall
J. H. Goodwin
Willard Groves
Edward Groves
Second Presbyterian
Orange
Charles RB. Dey
James Stout
New Egypt
Peter Applegate
Cummings
Perth Amboy
H. Perrine
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Presa
the Village Improvement Society
First Presbyterian Chaps
Finney
Morrestown
Sara Askew
Adolps Allen
Besale Stults
Ernest Stulta
Elizabeth Conover
Reuney Conover
Newtown
First Presbyterian
Church of
Cranbury Bank Directors Elected After Banquet
The First National Bank of Cranbury elected a new board for the coming year at a Tuesday meeting. The banquet at the Second Presbyterian chapel featured speeches from clergy and business leaders and praise for departed directors.
Bank directors elected as 1909 officers and deposits rise
First National Bank of Jamesburg held its annual meeting crediting directors Frederick L Buckelew William C Buckelew Georges A Helme Joseph M Perrino and Milton I Voorhees with another year. Frederick L Buckelow was named president William C Buckelow vice president and Milton I Voorhees cashier. Deposits topped three hundred thousand dollars. A Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting led by Mrs L M Davison featured songs and remarks on moral welfare. An auto run by the Ladies Automobile Endurance Club passed Cranbury en route to Trenton Dayton and Philadelphia with several local escorts and a decorated Maxwel. car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Cranbury
Tuesaday
Wm. J. Rowland
Roy
A. L. Armstrong
David ©. Lewin
James HH
Goodwin
John 8
Silvers
Walter Grover
George B
Mershon
Andrew Ely
Barclay
John S. Silvera
George B. Mershon
Symmes H. Perrine
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Messrs
J. H Goodwin
Wesley Applegue
W. I. Stults
W. F. Perrine
D. C. Morahon
A. M. Davison
H. W. Jeffers
D. W. Clayton
D. C. Lewis
E. 8. Barclay
B. Mershon
Dayton
Els Barclay
Cranbury
Cranbury Bank
Clayton
Frederick LI Buckelew
William C. Buckelew
Georges A. Helme
Joseph M. Perrino
Milton I, Voorhees
Frederick L. Buckelow
William C. Buckelow
Milton I. Voorheees
W. CG
T. U
Lewis Applegate
L. M. Davison
Mra. Wmn
Ladies’ Automobile Endurance Club of
New York
R. W. Norton
Hightstown
Treoton
Philadelphia
H. N. Scott
Plainsboro
Harry ‘Gordon J
Trenton
Circle program on Italy and local society notes
The Circle met Wednesday with Mrs. H C Symmes for a Travels in Italy program featuring hand painted Italy scenes a map and readings. Hightstown events cover Sunday school officer elections and a near miss roadside incident plus obituaries and civic praise for Cranbury and Hightstown improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Symmes
Italy
Middlesex County Seeks Proposals in New Brunswick
The Flanges Committee of the Board of Chonon Freeholders of Middlesex County New Jersey will receive submitted proposals at the office of One County Collector in the Court House Building New Brunswick until a specified deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parker
County of Middlesex
State of New Jersey
Cruger
The
Home Supply Co
Jamesburg
Middlesex County
New Brungwick
New Jersey
Board of Chonon Freeholders
Middlesex
Court House
New Brunswick
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Granbury Press
Second Presbyterian Church
Franklin Walker
Odd Fellows Hall
Susan Faber
Emma Snow
John. Mickle
Point’ Pleasant
Moore
Elva Chamberlain
Hightatown
Mount J. Duncan
Stone Ridge
R. J. Gulick
Duncan
Thomas Perrine
Platteboro
James Hutchinson
Cranbury High Schools
Mra
W. H. Johnson
Harvey Duncan
Wm. K. Snedeker
Clarence Grover
Samuel Bennett
Clarence Perrine
Taylor Opera House
Holy Land
Adolos Allen
Hoe
Young Peoples’ Orchestra
Second Church
Harry Moore
Charles Groves
Ernest Stula
William Bergen
Bessie Stulta
Gallop
Rambler
Soldiers of Fortune
Sword of Honor
Porto Rico
George Davison
Bilvera
National
B OF
Pho
Second Presbyterian Sunday School
George B. Merahou
M.S. Barclay
C. Raymond Wicoll
John Major
Ernest Stults
Charles A. Groves
Emelyne T. Lewis
Maurie Groves
Mia
Clara Bergen
Ehul
Stephen DV
Ely
Leon Ely
E. State
Broad St
Trenton, N. J
Fred'k W. Donnelly
Koney
OUR Savings Department
First National Bank
Cranbury, N. J
General Country Store
Ami
N.J
F. H. Pownall
George R. Thomas
Main Street
First Presbyterian Church
Caroline H. Applegate
Wycotts Mills
Wm. Conover
H.erde
Rhode Hall Hotel
J. Edgar Veghte
Franklin Park
Elias B. Veghle
Lillino Bergen
Executrix
George M. Duncan
Prospect Plains
J. 8
Silvers & Bro
Apollo Lodge
Noi
Palm NP
Kent
Cranbury Neck
Steady Man
J. Sewann Perrine
J. M. Francis
Monroe St
Frank A. Brown
St. A. Donnelly’s
South Broad Street
Reouceo
R. A. Donnelly
Buster Brown
Gunson
E. State St
H. Raymond Groves
Fituncy Committee
Ileelvan
Hsn
William ‘P. Stacey
C. C. Blauvelt
Vier
P. Dunham & 60
Trenton, N. Wu
Isabella Coney
Isabella Fox
Ss. P. Dunham & CO
Chas. F. Danser
Butler
Cranbury, New Ersey
SoErr Elats
Dobbins
Trenton,n. J
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