Cranbury News Roundup From June 1921 Socials
Cranbury residents host visitors from Newark Trenton Philadelphia and New York over Memorial and Decoration Days. Parsonage and Fire Company events draw crowds as Mrs. Hutton and Miss Dey lead local activities. Local students prepare for Farewell Tea and Harold Scott graduates from Peddie Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Gordon
Bergen
Princeton
Elston Bergen and Son
Newark
John
Thomas Hutton
Harold Watson
Merchantville
Nubert Gorell
Dorothy
Beverly
Joseph Hutton
Brooklyn
Walter Masterton
Trenton
L. E. Lennox
New York
Frank Perrine
Alice
Phoenixville
Samuel Perrine
A. Lee
Camden
Charles Everingham
Charles Rathgeber
East Orange
Anna Scott
le Roy Scott
Cranbury
Hightstown
Mary Edythe Dey
Joseph Cleary
Joseph Jr
Warren Hutton
Cranbury Fire Company
Geo. B. Mershon
S. Everett
Arthur L. Burroughs
Montclair
Betty
Sod
Frank Huffisn
Quentin Lee
Thomas Kauffman
York, Pa
Warrer
Hutton
Fred Appleget
Philadelphia
Harry Appleget
Minnie Sutton
R. C. Sutton
Edward W. Dunham
Silvers
Ella Stults
Misa Mary Spaulding
Katherine Loesch
Cranbury School
Cranbury Inn
I. C. Hoffman
Swedesboro
A. G. Hagaman
A. 8
Cole
Harold Scott
H. Scott
Peddie Institute
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Church
Emma Reynolds
Dayton
Frank Thomas
Lambertville
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Offered
A natural cave heated by subterranean volcanic activity was found near Bend Oregon at Horse Butte by C A Yarnell and H D Elde fuel dealers. The cave mouth emitted heat and a test cooking of food showed high ambient warmth with smoldering grass nearby indicating recent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Butte
Bend
C. A. Yarnell
H. D. Elde
Bend Fuel
Yarnell
R F Erwin Notes Remedies and Local Notices
A 1921 Cranbury Township notice invites sealed bids for a Fire Engine House with plans by H J Butcher and Warren H Conover. Also listed are local ads for sale of a range, a work horse Joant Ervin, oak and maple firewood, and truck carting by Albert W Hulick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury Township
Middlesex County
N. J
Odd Fellows Hall
Cranbury
H. J. Butcher
N.J
Warren H
Good Work Horse
Joant Ervin
Cranbury, N
Albert W. Hulick
Cranbury, N. J
Names List From Local Directory Or Petition
A long roster of individuals and family names appears, including Barclay Blackwell Bruebl Carroll Carhart Holmes Clayton Cook etc, followed by family and institute surnames such as Mount Tindall Stillwell and Updike. The fragment suggests a directory or notice listing people tied to a local institution or community.
June Linen Sale Prices Include Toweling and Cloths
The notice lists White Half linen and toweling in white and unbleached at 18 to 25 cents. Scrub cloths and house cloths of all sizes and qualities range from 10 to 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Russia
Union
Marseilles
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the Cranbury Press
Cene
Symmes H. Bergen
Mra
A. A. Duncan
Disbrow Bergen
Guy Weaver
Bernice
Woodbridge
Howard Ballinger
Masonville
Albert Mitchell
South Amboy
John TenBroeck
Viola Petty
John, Wedder
Wilmer Foster
Anha
Chamberlain
Long Island
Greene
R. F. Erwin
Peru
Ind
Mary HaGaMeEn
Main St
Station Road
F. A. Clayton
Pyramid Press
Broadway
New York City
Interior Decorating
John N. Stonaker
Hiram A. Cook & Son
Dutch Neck
Calloe Telephone Us
Beggs
Plainsboro
P. O
A. H. Chandler
Sangalow Poultry Farm
Monmouth Junction, NJ
F.D
Water Supply System
Kk. Orton
S. P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, N. J
Charles GC. Groves
Office North Main Street
V. Bany
Cranbury, MN
the Sun Optical CO
F.C. Leaming, Pres
West State Street
Warren and
Willow Streets
Stacy-Trent
State and
Warren Streets
The
First National Bank