First Church Morning and Evening Services Plan
The M E Church announces morning and evening sermons on wealth and redemption. The board of stewards meets after the morning service. On Sunday evening the 13th Rev A G Hagerman of Atlantic City will preach, a treat for all. The C E Society meets in the chapel led by Miss Matilda Voorhees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Stewards
A. G. Hagerman
Atlantic City
C. E. Society of the First Church
Matilda Voorhees
Sermons at Second Church Highlight Regional Speakers
Last Sunday at Second Church featured sermons by visiting speakers. Professor Rivenburg of Hightstown spoke in the morning on The Making of a Man, and Rev. A. G. Hagaman of Atlantic City preached on Sin in the evening. The service included a full choir, orchestra, solo by W. R. Silvers, an organ recital by A. L. Burroughs, and a duet by Miss Hattie Lewis and W. Silvers. The Methodist congregation joined in by invitation, with Rev. C. L. Ebell and Rev. J. Curry assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Church
Rivenburg
Hightstown
A. G. Hagaman
Atlantic City
W. R. Silvers
A. L. Burroughs
Go To Summer School By Two Currys In July
Miss Celeste Curry and Miss Margaret Curry will attend Cape May Summer School for the full month of July. The sisters depart on Affonday and will be away during the entire term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeste Curry
Margaret Curry
Cape May
Wm Russell Silvers Named Bank Director
At the annual directors meeting of First National Bank Wm Russell Silvers was appointed director filling the vacancy caused by the death of David C Lewis. The move strengthens leadership after the passing of the previous director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Wm. Russell Silvers
Mr. Silvers
David C. Lewis
Davison Family Reunion At Hightown Home
A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Davison's home included Mrs. James Maxwell of Hights town and relatives from Baltimore Englishtown and local households. A bountiful feast followed a bright social time as family members enjoyed the occasion. Friday Club Closes Season With Ella Wheeler Wilcox Topic at Wyckoff Home. The Friday Club of Hightetown met Friday afternoon at the Misses Wyckoffs to discuss A Day With Ella Wheeler Wilcox with Edna Conover and Mrs. Frank V. Jemison in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Davison
James Maxwell
Hightstown
Samuel Davison
Baltimore
Geo. D. van Denburg
Song
Englishtown
Clifford Chamberlin
Elizabeth Davison
Russell Mershon
Baird Davison
Ancil
Asa
Joseph Davison
Hightetown
Virginia
Edna Wyckoff
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Edna Conover
Frank V. Jemison
Short Line Electric Run Marks Newark Trenton Start
The initial trip of the Newark Trenton High Speed Electric Line known as the Short Line left the Elizabeth arch at 2 30 in the afternoon with a large delegation of businessmen and newspaper representatives, plus Public Service Railway Company officials, and arrived in New Brunswick about an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark-Trenton
Public Service Railway Company
Elizabeth
New Brunswick
Wicked by a Horse Accident in New Jersey
Eugene Roszell suffered a broken right arm after his horse kicked him while leading it into a stable. Dr. Wilbur of Hightstown treated the injury. A separate note mentions a birthday picnic for Isaiah Barclay at Brainerd Lake with family and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Roszell
Dr. Wilbur
Hightstown
Drowns in Canal While Swimming
Randall Dey twenty one of Princeton drowned in a canal Sunday while swimming with friends. The body was recovered after companions jumped in and pulled it from the water. Dr Carnachan attempted resuscitation with electric batteries but failed. Dey had been married only three months and his wife is in shock under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Dey
Princeton
Dey
William O'Tryer
Philip Golden
James Larkin
Edward McManus
Carnachan
Ninth Birthday Party Given for Earl Hendrickson
Mr. and Mrs. Wyckoff Hendrickson of Allentown hosted a delightfully scaled party last Friday from 3 to 6 pm for their son Earl turning nine. Sixty three children attended, festivities spread across the lawn and grounds with supper outdoors. Earl received gifts including money for a saddle for his pony. local guests included Ernest Perrine and Elmer Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyckoff Hendrickson
Allentown
Earl
Ernest Perrine
Elmer Thomas
Kadetsky and Kristall wed in Brooklyn home ceremony
Bernard Kadetsky and Miss Freda Kristall were married at the bride’s parents home in Brooklyn. The bride wore a white charmeuse gown with veil and carried a bouquet of white roses and lily of the valley. They will reside in South Cranbury and the groom recently bought the local hardware store. Mary Dey, wife of Elias Dey, died in Trenton at 63 and funeral services are planned at the home of her son in law, Wm. Crotchfelt, with interment in Brainerd cemetery Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kadetsky
Freda Kristall
Mary Dey
Elias Dey
St. Mary’s Hospital
Trenton
Wm. Crotchfelt
Upion Valley
N.E Webb
Brainerd Cemetery
Cranbury
A. S&. Cole, Son & Co. Undertakers
Beulah Hubbard Died In Dayton At 20 Months Old
Beulah Hubbard, the 20 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Hubbard, died at her home in Dayton on Tuesday. Funeral services will be from her grandmother Mrs Steven Vines home at 2 o clock Saturday. Rev J B Clark to officiate and interment to be at Dayton. Farming is described as an unsatisfactory occupation with insufficient help and time for crops. The New Jersey State Horticultural Society seventh field meeting set for July 16 1913 at Granville W Leeds home Rancocas Burlington County. Burlington County Board of Agriculture will assist. Milo B Williams irrigation engineer will explain farm irrigation systems at 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Hubbard
Fred Hubbard
Dayton
Steven Vines
Rev
J. B. Clark
New Jersey State Horticultural Society
Granville W
Leeds
Rancocas
Burlington County
N. J
Burlington County Board of Agriculture
Milo B. Williams
Bridge Company Receivership Granted in New Jersey
James A. Coe and Company of Newark filed to adjourn the Middlesex Bridge Company of New Brunswick as insolvent. Judge Relstab named former Assemblyman August C Streitwolf as receiver after creditors petitioned the U S district court on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
James A. Coe & Company
Newark
United States District Court
Middlesex Bridge Company of
New Brunswick
Relstab
August C. Streitwolf
Cranbury Defeats Spotswood 2–1 in Weekend Baseball Battle
Cranbury edges Spotswood 2 to 1 as Kike earns fifteen strikeouts for Spotswood while Delaney fans thirteen for Cranbury. Delaney allows three hits and four walks. Gee and F. Wyckoff drive in the winning runs in the seventh. Tomorrow Cranbury hosts Hightstown in a double header at Peddie grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spotswood
Cranbury
Napoleon
Delaney
Spotswood’ Club
Gee
Barlow
F. Wicoff
Cranbury Boys
Hightstown
Peddie
Mankowski
G. Appleby
DeVoe
Browning
R. Appleby
Jolly
Chase
Dinkle
Applegate
KR. Wyckoff
F. Wyckoff
Mankoski
Balks—Delaney
Methodist Harvest Home Committees Listed for July 17
Committees appointed for the harvest home at Odd Fellows Hall include Soliciting Miss Lizzie Petty Supper Mrs Alice Suydam Ice Cream Blaine Davison Advertising Thomas McCowatt Candy etc Miss Ottie Puerschner Soft Drinks John Oehler Decorating and Lighting Joseph Wicoff Watermelon Charles Cox with aids to conduct the various departments of the work on Thursday July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Lizzie Petty
Alice Suydam
Blaine Davison
Thomas McCowatt
Ottie Puerschner
John Oehler
Joseph Wicoff
Charles Cox
Harvest home dates for several churches listed
July 16 Baptists church Hightstown harvest home on church grounds. July 17 ALBE Cranbury harvest home in Odd Fellows Hall. July 31 Presbyterian Dayton harvest home on church grounds. August 6 Plainsboro harvest home at Trolley Grove. August 14 Union Valley Church harvest home on church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of
Hightstown
ALBE
Church of Cranbury
Odd Fellows Hall
Presbyterian Church of Dayton
Plainsboro Church
Trolley Grove
Union Valley Church
True American Sale Postponed After Bidder Supports Bank
Owen Moon Jr treasurer of the Trenton Times bid 22000 above 26000 encumbrances for the True American plant at the receiver sale, but the offer awaits acceptance. Receiver John A Montgomery adjourned the sale to next Wednesday afternoon. The sole other bid came from William G Howell of Broad Street Bank to protect its interests. Principal encumbrances total 25000 in mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Moon, Jr
Trenton Times
True American
John A. Montgomery
William G. Howell
Broad Street Bank
Boy Falls From Third Story in Construction Site
Aniste Wilson seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Wilson of 315 Berwyn Ave Trenton fell while crossing between windows on an outside wall of two houses under construction on Berwyn Ave He died early Thursday at Mercer Hospital with Edwin and Benjamin Knowles as companions in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniste Wilson
Thomas W. Wilson
Berwyn Avenue
Trenton
Mercer Hospital
Young Wilson
Edwin
Benjamin Knowles
Bucknell Receives Six Hundred Thousand Fund
Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pennsylvania reports a fund totaling six hundred thousand dollars was completed by June 30 within the General Board time limit. The new endowment strengthens the university's financial base and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
General Board of
New York City
Music Graded Course by Arthur L Burroughs
A graded music course for beginners and advanced scholars by Arthur L Burroughs, Cranbury New Jersey details likely instructional modules, progression levels, and recommended practice routines for developing musical skills. The item presents a structured program from a local educational author with regional association to Cranbury New Jersey.
Yard's Pretty Neckwear Offers Fresh Summer Styles
The shop announces a rapid influx of new neckwear and accessories for summer. New net fichus, sun shine collars, lace trimmed collar and cuff sets, collarless chemisettes, tabots, rufflings, Panama hat scarves, and silk ties arrive in varied prices from 25 cents to $3.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ww. R. Silvers
Isaiah Barclay
Brainerd Lake
Barclay
Isaiah
Albert
Stanley Barclay
John Chamberlin
H. Perrine
Margaret and
Sara Perrine
Leslie Perrine
Geo. B. Mershon
Emma Mershon
Kadetsky-Kristall
Mrs. Mary Dey
State Gazette
Bridge Company
K. H. QO
E. Moraldo
P McClure
Walsh
R. Wyckoff
Bishop
Rh. Wyckoff
Committee For Harvest Home
Harvest Home
Boy
Bucknell
Arthur L. Burroughs
Fred KW Donnelly
Ctaytor
Orera House Stores
Ironton, NJ
A. F. Williams
Trenton, N. J
East State Street
Farmers’ Supply House
Johnston
Johnson
Deere and
Deere
Wyckoff Bros
New Jersey
Daniel Block
Washington Market
Trenton, N. d
Broad St
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