Lillian Belle Barlow Weds Franke Perrine in Plainsboro
About two hundred guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Barlow Sr. in Plainsboro for the marriage of Lillian Belle Barlow to Franke Perrine. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. Joseph E Curry with a ring exchange, featured a wedding march and a floral bridal party, followed by a wedding dinner and generous gifts. The couple departed for a weeklong wedding tour to Washington D C and other points, with attendees from Philadelphia Trenton Newark Long Branch Princeton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Barlow
Plainsboro
Lillian Belle
Franke Perrine
Joseph E Curry
Cranbury
Lobengrin
Irene F. van, Doren
Hights Town
Ada
Helen
Barlow
Harry Barlow
Walter W Perrine
Monmouth Junction
Edward Barlow
Georgianna S. Robbins
Perrine
Washington D. C
Questa
Philadelphia
Trenton
Newark
Long Branch
Princeton
New Brunswick
Sears Indicted After Grand Jury Returns No True Bills
Mercer County Grand Jury returns no indictments against Jona Sears as the Armstrong murders are linked to him. Prosecutor Crossley reads two indictments for malicious murder with malice aforethought. In New Brunswick, Middlesex Teachers meet to plan federation work and an April 29 county banquet. Rev Isaac Yerks of Hightstown receives a call to lead Keyport church as Methodist Conference nears in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Alfred Reed
Mercer Court
Jona Sears
Amzi L. Armstrong
Dutch Neck
Crossley
Middlesex County Women Teachers’ Association
New Brunswick
Josephine
Redwood Street
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Isaac Yerks
First
Hightstown
First Methodist
Keyport
Yerks
New England
Farmers Institute to be Held in Cranbury New Jersey
The New Jersey State Board of Agriculture will host a Farmers Institute at Odd Fellows Hall in Cranbury Middlesex County January 24 1911. The free meeting invites farmers and all interested in agriculture with emphasis on discussion and eligible questions. Bring blank book pencil and exhibition samples and join in sessions with possible music at opening and closing. By order of the Executive Committee Franklin Dey secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Board of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute
Cranbury
Middlesex County
N. J
Odd Fellows’ Hall
State Board of Agriculture
Franklin Dey
Bcretary
Farm Conference Schedule at New Brunswick
The program lists sessions on corn crop improvements by Prof C Davin at 10 30 A M and 2 00 P M in New Brunswick, practical dairying by Austin Herrick in Twinsburg Ohio, corn and alfalfa improvement by Prof F C Minkler at 2 00 P M, general farm management by Herrick at 8 30 P M, San José scale and fruit enemies by Prof E L Dickerson at 7 30 P M, and poultry management for egg production by Prof R H Lewis at 8 30 P M in New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. C. Davin
New Brunswick
Austin Herrick
Twinsburg
Ohio
F.C. Minkler
Mr. Herrick
San José
E. L Dickerson
R HL Lewis
Princeton Acting Head Praises The Public Schools
Princeton activities report shows enrollment at a peak 1442 students. Acting president John Aikman Stewart notes about 20 percent of freshmen come from public high schools and win more than 40 percent of honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton University
John Aikman Stewart
The World's Great Need for Plain Honest People
An exhortation on cultivating plain substantial character over pretentious living. It urges parents to keep girls busy with real work to curb vanity and social display, warning that constant self-fashioning signals weak breeding and empty interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Angels
Parenta
Third Annual Meeting of New Jersey Lord's Day Alliance
Proceedings of the Lord's Day Alliance of New Jersey held January 26 1911 at the U S W T Hall Trenton with morning and afternoon sessions featuring addresses by Rev B Colclough Rev George W Grannis Rev Samuel J Skevington Rev Sylvester Beach and Rev William Hamp ton plus reports from officers and committees The call to action urges defense of the Sunday law against repeal or emasculation and asks for broad support and attendance in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord’s Day Alliance of
New Jersey
W. C. T. U. Hall
State Street
Trenton
N. J
Synnott
Reat B. Colclough
Phillipsburg
Samuel ‘D. Price
Camden
F. W. Johnson
D. D. Washington
George W. Grannis
D. D
New York
Lord’s Day Alliance
United States
William J.hampton
Belvidere
M. E Church
Samuel J. Skevington
Clinton Ave
Baptist Church
Newark
Sylvester Beach
First Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Jnto
Shift in Views on Alcohol as Beverage and Medicine
A historical note recalls how insurance and medicine once favored moderate alcohol use. Quaker applicants were rejected for abstaining. today abstainers are often considered poor risks. Records show underweight individuals are riskier than drinkers, and insurers seek total abstainers rather than moderate drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akept
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Sears
Order OF Business
Hightstown, N. J
Www. Co. T. U
Blauvelt
Stationery and Blank Book Store
E.state ST
Trenton, N. J
Ogden, Bailey &Co
North Broad St
Academy
Taylor Opera House
Linaire
R. A. Donnelly
Juchucu
R, A. Donnelly
Broad Street
Trenton, N. Dh
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