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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1915
Page
1
Local church groups meet with plans for Sunday evening programs and charitable events. Mr. and Mrs. Perrine welcome a new son and families share newborn joy as clubs report postponed meetings and upcoming venues including a W C T U Spring Institute in Cranbury and an annual Vigilant Society gathering.
A provincial argument critiques weekly papers at one dollar, urging higher prices to reflect cost and value. The column notes publishers resist raising rates while others price goods according to necessity, advocating a livelier, better town newspaper. Also reports two new stores for Hightstown Acme Tea and Lehman’s to open grocery branches, J W Davison’s to relocate, and Circle meeting with child labor discussion and officers elected.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Stuita hosted a gathering at Sunnyside with five hundred portions served by Crescent Orchestra. Guests included Thomas Applegate and John Applegate among many Freehold Hightstown Dayton and local families.
Mr and Mrs F F Groves announce a large party at their Plainsboro home on Friday January 29 to honor their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. A guests list includes Lillian Ely Cecelia Errickson Margaret Gibson Lillian Thomas Julia Grover Kathryn Updyke Roberta Dey Grace Norton Anna Applegate Grace Farr Ethel Duncan Hazel Spratford and many others. Also notes a Margaret Applegate surprise visit at her home with friends and ends with a moral about courage and effort.
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