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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1912

Page

5

Local notices mingle with social calls at Cranbury page

Miss Mary McDougall visits Prospect Plains. several residents attend New York Automobile Show. Families host guests in Dunham’s Corner Allentown and Trenton. health concerns include grip and measles. Community events feature First Presbyterian chapel entertainment, Grange installations, Box Social, and township committee meetings. Attendance at Philadelphia, Jacksonville, and Miami trips noted.

Mary McDougall Lemuel Bedle Prospect Plains Walter, Scott Leroy Scott Franklin, Bennett A Bennett Arthur Perrine New York Walter McDougall John F. Applegate Dunham’s Corner W. H. Thomas Emer Walter Leming Allentown W. Havens Mr. Havens John Dorrancée Thomas Applegate John B. Perrine Flinch

Duncan Injured Gathering Ice After Foot Caught in Hole

Anzi A Duncan was injured Monday while gathering ice when his foot slipped under ice and twisted. The incident also injured his knee and caused synovitis making him unable to ice on his feet.

Anzi A. Duncan Duncan

Pullen Reaches New Orleans Then Baton Rouge Visit

Mr Pullen reports a Westward sojourn with a water trip and good health. He reached New Orleans last Thursday at noon and departed that evening for Baton Rouge to visit Warren Farr and his wife.

West Ernest Pullen Pullen New Orleans Baton Rouge Warren Farr

Applegate Host Five Hundred Evening With Guests

Mr and Mrs Thomas Applegate of Hightstown entertain tonight with a game of Five Hundred. Guests include Mr and Mrs Samuel Bennett Mr and Mrs Ernest Stults Mr and Mrs Clifford Chamberlin Mr and Mrs Leon Mbuot Mr and Mrs John Dorrance Miss Rhoda Dorrance Mr and Mrs Clarence Perrine and Mr and Mrs Clifford Ely.

A. C. McGill Joseph Brown Philadelphia Florida Cuba Rhoda Dorrance John B. Dorrance Hightstown Thomas Applegate Samuel Bennett Ernest Stults Clifford Chamberlin Leon Mbuot John Dorrance Clarence Perrine Clifford Ely

Will Move To New Home On Farm In Kankakee Area

Mr and Mrs J Seward Perrine plan building a five pew home with modern improvements on their current farm. Perrine will stop farming. son Harry Perrine and wife will live on the homestead and conduct the business.

Reading Circle Praises The Wipiiog of Barbara Worth

The Reading Circle enjoyed a fine Wednesday showing of The Wipiiog of Barbara Worth. Mrs. G B Mershon Miss Marie Groves and Mrs. C T Hoffman presented the engrossing tale with much effort and attention as the long story was told.

Barbara Worth G. B. Mershon Marie Groves C. T. Hoffman

Miss Clara Chamberlin to entertain Willing Workers Band event

Reader Miss Clara Chamberlin will give an entertainment in the First Presbyterian chapel on Monday evening January 22 under the Willing Workers Mission Band. Ice cream and cake will be sold after. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children under 12.

Rg Mision Band Clara Chamberlin First Presbyterian Chapel Willing Workers Mission Band Gren

A Successful Play At Chamberlins Opera House

The Jamesburg Dramatic Club presented a play for Pioneer Grange No 1 at Cranbury in Hightstown to a warm reception. Miss Fanshaw of Brooklyn stepped in for Mrs Capewell who could not attend due to a death in the family, delivering a strong performance. Pioneer Grange thanks J S Rogers & Son for lending the stage furniture.

Jamesburg Dramatic Club Pioneer Grange No. 1 Cranbury Chamberlins Opera House Hightstown

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promoted for Chapped Skin

Frightful polar winds roughen exposed skin at the far north and may cause red chapped hands and lips. The ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as healing and skin softening, with claims for cold sores burns boils sores ulcers cuts bruises and piles. Available for 25 cents at N. F. Clayton's.

N. F. Clayton’s

Entertainment in Cranbury Methodist Church Feb 18 Cantata Recitations

A grand entertainment at the Cranbury Methodist church on Tuesday evening February 18 features a cantata, recitations, and tableaux to benefit the church. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Also reports Cranbury Public School honor roll for December across grades from fifth to eleventh with numerous students named. Vigilant Society to hold eleventh annual meeting January 27 1912 at 1:30 PM in Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury to elect officers and conduct business. directors meet at 1:00 PM for new members.

Methodist Church Cranbury Public School Ina Puerschner Mary Hughes Ethel Cole Esie Johnson Evan Ely Ottie Puerschner Margaret Perrine James Brown Newell Errickson Lillian Thomas Hazel Applepste Barbara Oxhler Ella Hagerty Herbert Prescott Enid Walker Leslie Perrine Lilian Courtney Cranbury Vigilant Society Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury

Longfellow Quote on Talent and Success

A concise meditation on success as the result of doing one’s best without seeking fame. It asserts that true achievement comes from merit, not pursuit, and promises steadiness without misgivings or exhausting rush.

Longfellow

The First Kindergarten and Its Lasting Impact

The article notes Froebel opened the first kindergarten in 1837 at Brandenburg Germany and died fifteen years later after king Prussia banned the schools in 1851. It emphasizes the enduring influence of his educational system and contrasts life before and after. It also includes a note on food timing for work and a Victorian portrait of Edward IIIs era dress.

Froebel Brandenburg Germany Prussia

A Girl's Wild Midnight Ride in the Catskills

A young girl rode horseback at midnight to warn of a forest fire in the Catskills and saved many lives. The copy promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for lung trouble and coughs, with testimonials about curing coughs and pneumonia and prices 50 cents to a dollar. Trial bottle offered free through N F Clayton.

Catskills N. F. Clayton

IC SALE CALENDAR LISTS JAN TO MARCH AUCTIONS

A dated sale calendar lists upcoming auctions in New Jersey towns from January 31 to March 6. Items include stock, farming utensils, household goods, dairy fixtures, and farm machinery for sellers such as Charles H. Davison James T Campbell Adramn Snedeker Cornelius Rowland Estate James N. Jobsson C M Hutchinson William P. Dey Theodore Stewart and Henry Cortelyou with locations near Cranbury Grover's Mills Manalapan Dayton Windsor Trenton Road Monmouth Junction Ten Mile Run.

Charles H. Davison Jamesburg J. Seward Perrine Cranbury Grover’s Mills H. C Ohio James T. Campbell Manalapan Church Adramn Snedeker Dayton Cornelius Rowland’s James N. Jobsson Dushkams Corner C. M. Hutchinson Windsor William P. Dey Trenton Road

For Sale Six Year Old Bay Horse Hamiltonian Pedigree

Notice to creditors of George M Duncan deceased from Harvey Duncan executor. Creditors must file sworn debts and claims within nine months from January 18 1912 or be barred from action. Sale inquiry at J S Silvera & Bro Stables dated November 10.

Hmiltonian J.S. Silvera & Bro. Company Harvey Duncan George M. Duncan County of Middlesex George M Duncan Wiliam H Brooks Daniel Brasted WiLttan H. Brooks

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