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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
4
A large party hosted by Mr and Mrs Alfred Perrine last Wednesday featured green and white decor and a fine supper. Guests from Cranbury Hightstown Dutch Neck Trenton and nearby areas attended including Perrine and Davison families plus many relatives and friends.
Winter and spring bring coughs colds and pneumonia threats. Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised as the best medicine to drive off these maladies with a trial bottle offered by N. F. Clayton. Mrs George W Place of Raweonville VA testifies to its effectiveness against pneumonia and bronchial issues.
Mrs Henry McDonald spent Wednesday with Mrs William Matt near Jamesburg. Miss Ella Rowland of Plainfield was in town Monday. LeRoy Van Derveer is recovering after two months illness and can take short walks. Peter K Emmons preached at the Presbyterian church on Sabbath evening January 19. Austin Snedeker visited his parents. Miss Mamie Schenck who scalded her foot last week is able to be about. Miss Harrette Osborn resumed school duties at Milltown. H M Hess of Philadelphia dined with Peter Barclay Thursday. Mrs R M Rowland visits her daughter for a fortnight. From Monmouth Junction she will go to Brooklyn to be entertained by Airs Herman Sanders. Mr and Mrs V E F Veghte of Franklin Park visited W E Groves Saturday. Miss Carrie Petty spent Sunday with Jamesburg relatives. Morris Mershon visited grandparents at Monmouth Junction. Miss Bessie Hubbard entertained a friend from Pennsylvania. R J Rowland and Charles Rowland left for Florida for about two months. Rev James B Clark and wives with John and Celia Everett attended the Rightmire De Hart wedding at Deans on Wednesday January 22. Henry MacDonald and wife visited Peter Barclay. Edward Anderson have two daughters ill this week. Raymond Snedeker caught a pike of 1 pound 10 ounces in Deans Pond. Edward Wilson is recovering from rheumatism. For a cough or cold, take Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
Sunday visits feature Miss Bessie Buckelew and Miss Helen Dey with Union Valley ties. Families of Buckelew, Ervin, and Peppler stop to see George Peppler in Trenton and Jamesburg. Illnesses include grip neuralgia and a severe tooth ulcer. Contracts and moves affect the Stults farm and Windsor’s Forman Dey’s farm plans.
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