Personal news from Cranbury January 22 1915
Local notes report on organist substitution at First Church and many residents visiting relatives in New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York. The items list travel illness visitations and social events including a fire company meeting and community notices.
Chamberlains Tablets Bring Relief for Stomach Trouble
Mrs. G. C. Dunn of Arnold Pa reports Chamberlain s Tablets relieved her bilious attacks and improved her health after taking one bottle. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
G. C. Dunn
Arnold, Pa
Local notes mix store visits and society events in Trenton district
Local residents attend meetings and visits, with health updates and social calls. Foreman and Dilatush worker ill at home in Hightstown. coal delivery to Presbyterian church grounds. Washington Camp No. 182 P. C. of A. installs officers with District President Crawford present. condolence resolutions for F. N. Schenck. bank banquet attendees listed. carpet making history and a light quip about Bach appreciation closing the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Campbell
Misa Helen Murray
Trenton
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
First Presbyterian Church
G. D. van Derveer
George Foreman
Firm of
Foreman & Dilatushs
Hightstown
John Sigle
Harry M. Griggs
Newark
Washington Camp No
P. C
Crawford
New Brungwick
F. N. Schenck
Bessie M. Hubbard
Jamesburg
John Everett
A. R. Weygandt
William H. Giles
Friendship Road
R. H. VanDerhoof
C. P. van Derhoof
Andrew Ely
Walter D. Applegate
Ocean Grove
E. A. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Patterson to Preach at Second Church Sunday
Mr Patterson, fresh from Billy Sunday meetings, will preach and likely sing a solo. A Moody Bible Institute graduate and member of Princeton Seminary opening class, he brings a strong preaching presence. Second Church Sunday school has purchased Billy Sunday booklets for first use, with fine selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Princeton Seminary
Deputies Identified in Roosevelt Strike Shooting
Twelve deputies guarding American Agricultural Chemical Co. plants at Roosevelt were named by strikers and armed guards as participants in the shooting that killed a striker and wounded another. Carman Patty died yesterday, and one other striker was killed Tuesday. Fifty-five deputies were lined up for identification and warrants on manslaughter charges are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Roosevelt
Carman Patty
Heirs of Gulick to Sell Rhode Hall Farm Homestead
A series of farm sales announced in January and February include the Gulick heirs selling the Rhode Hall homestead farm. Julio H. Taylor posts a February 3 sale near Englishtown for stock and farm implements. W B Comfort lists a February 1 sale near Kingston for stock and implements. Walter McDougall schedules February 10 sale near Cranbury for stock implements household goods and crops. A M Davigan sets February 11 sale near Cranbury for stock machinery household goods crops. William K Snedeker plans February 17 sale at Prospect Plains for stock machinery and seed potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah S. Gulick
Rhode Hall
Julio H. Taylor
Englishtown
W. B. Comfort
Kingston
Walter McDougall
Cranbury
A. M. Davigan
William K. Snedeker i
Prospect Plains
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Clarence Perrine
Clavence R Ervin
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Sara Hoagland
New Brunswick
Elwood Groves
Samuel Bennett
Herbert Lamberteen
Freehold
Andrew ©. Bedle
John EB. Ervin
Elva van Arsdale
Clementine Lewis
John D. Bennett
Jones Dey
Wm. M. Cox
J. W. Lawrence
Princeton
Lemuel Stults
South Jersey
Marie Groves
John Frazier
Philadelphia
Augustus Conover
D. C. Lewis
George C
Peppler
Johnn E. Ervin
Richard Mason
LeRoy Scott
John Bennett
Walter R. Dsy
Joseph Wicoff
New York
Milton van Derveer
Harold Scott
Asbury Park
Harvey Duncan
Wm. H. Thomas
Joseph Hopple
Stone Church
George Hopple
Carrie Hurd
Alvah Forman
Edward W. Appleget
Washington
Baltimore
Chester Bastress
Andrew Carton
Florence Perrine
Fred Maple
C. H. Lewis
Herman Rue
Mra. Rue
Mra
Ella Stults
E. H. Bergen
Margaret Applegate
Cecelia Errickson
Dayton
Mra. G. A. Bennett
Cranbury Fire Company
J. Murray
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Leroy Crawford
Monmouth Junction
Cornelia Jemison
G. W. Miller
Henry Potts
First National Bank of Cranbury
Messrs
William Oberman
Deans
John Maack
Charles Skillman
Fritz Luttmann
William Stults
Freeholder Ely
Abd el Rhaman
Charles Martel
Poitiers
Felletin
Vellagarde
Montier Rozeilles
Chenerailles
Aubusson
Bach
Mr. Dubs
Mrs. de Sousa
Buffalo Express
Ralph Paxson
Windsor
R.S. Grices
Cranbury, N. J
R. E. Pearson
T. Reean
Keyport
N. J
Rhode Island
H. J. Butcher
Franklin Bennett
P. O
J.B. Grover & Son
Princeton Junction
Raymond Lawrence
Charles R. Cox
Apollo Lodge
D. W. Clayton
W. MM
Mae F. Delavan
Joanna Buckelew
County of
Middlesex
Hareby
Jonona Buckelew
Mar F
Delayan
New York City
Anthony Hornie
William P. Grnson
Lydia A. Brown
Middlesex Co
County of Middlesex
T. B. Anderson
R. J. Keppel
Monmouth Junction, N.J
Plainsboro
Samuel E. Dey
Gcarace
Cranbury, New Jersey
FORD
W. H. Bergen
R. E. Trhibout Wall Paper
O’neil’s Store
North Cranbury
James O’neil
Charles G. Groves
North
Onam Bury
S J
T. Regan
Regan
Mr. Regan
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Toke Hall
Ss. P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, N. J
Dresden
John Winar
SUN
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Warren St's