The Decline of Old Fashioned Farm Neighborhood Ties
A reflective essay laments fading farm neighborhood friendships as modern life grows busier and more tiring. The author recalls fireside chats tea and books shared with neighbors, urges reclaiming simple courtesies, and warns hurried living crushes humble community bonds once cherished by J. W.
Princeton Receives Bequest of 265420 for Hartley Estate
Princeton University will receive 265420 as the residue of Dr. Frank Hartley estate upon the death of Mrs. Emma Hartley. An additional 5000 was given outright. The trust provides life benefit to Mrs. Hartley. In a separate report Clark Applegate 15 years old drowned while canoeing near Princeton after a friendly race with a hat loss and paddle impact noted on his head.
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Princeton University
Emma Alice Hartley
Frank Hartley
New York
Hartley
Princeton
Stony Brook
Clark Applegate
Lawrenceville Road
Young Applegate
John C. Applegate
Princeton High School
Lawrenceville
Rosedale
Charles Maple
Applegate
Hart
Pennington
Local Teams Organize Summer Baseball Schedule
A group of local youths formed a baseball club with Chick Hoffmann as pitcher. Lineup includes Clifford Stults catcher Arthur Burroughs first base Claire Moore second base David Lewis short stop Charles Symmes third base Willard Grove left field Charles Schnell center field Harry Schnell right field Rue Grover and Harold Davison as substitutes. They plan to book games with out of town junior teams. This Saturday they travel to Jamesburg to face State Home. On July 4 they meet Cranbury colored giants in Cranbury. Cranbury Senior Ball Club travels to Hopewell. Cranbury Juniors visit Jamesburg to play State Home Club. Yale defeated Harvard 9 to 4 in a series clincher. Harvard led 4-0 but Yale rallied with late hits. Mahon and Osborn pitched. Way and Hunter batted.
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Chick” Hoffman
Clifford Stults
Arthur Burroughs
Fiest
Claire Moore
David Lewis
Charles Symmes
Willard Grove
Charles Schnell
Harry Schnell
Rue Grover
Harold Davison
Blaine Davison
Cranbury
N. J
Jamesburg
Cranbury Colored Giants
Graveyards Proposed as Playgrounds in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia small churchyard plots once used for interments are eyed as new playground spaces. Ministers back the plan, noting congested districts lack sport areas. The Playgrounds Association aims to repurpose unused graveyard corners, not large burial grounds, for safe outdoor recreation in city centers.
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Philadelphia
Playgrounds Association
William D. Champlin
Recreation Bureau
Cranbury High edges Hightstown to close season in thriller
Cranbury High School baseball beat Hightstown High 7 to 6 to end the season. Willard Grove hit a ninth inning homer after tied games, as Cranbury benefited from Hightstown errors and pitcher Chick Hoffman allowed two hits. Cranbury finishes 7 wins in 9 games.
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Cranbury High School
Hightstown High School
Cranbury Boys
Cranbury
Hightstown Club
Willard Grove
Chick Hoffman
Cranbury Triumphs in 12th Inning Thriller Over New Egypt
Cranbury defeated New Egypt 9 to 5 in 12 innings in the annual series opener. Walsh tripled with two down in the 12th, Rommell singled to drive him home, and Zickwolf followed with a three bagger. Masterson belted a home run as Cranbury surged late.
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Cranbury
New Egypt
Kramer
Walsh
Rommell
Zick Wolf
Marolda
Masterson
Zickwolf
Hoo
E. Gee
McClure
Barlow
Il Chatten
R. Nash
Thompson
Feaster
P . Moore
Compton
Smith
Smith Marolda
Walsh Zick Wolf
Wmasterson
Bazeg
Nash
van Heist
Princeton Takes Series On Polo Grounds In New York
Princeton defeated Yale 1 to 0 in a tight pitchers battle between Deyo and Way on the Polo grounds. Hanks started the scoring with a fourth inning single and Princeton added the run on Gill’s infield out. Swibart injured a leg and was replaced by Pumpelly. Yale fielded superbly with Gill, Falsey, Green, and Laird making sparkling plays.
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Princeton
Yale
Polo Grounds
New York
Deyo
Way
Haner
Hanks
Falsey, Green and
Laird
Photographers set off on extended Delaware trip in custom canoe
Jack Turner of the White Studio and Willis McCrenhagan of Princeton launch an 18 foot Kennebec canoe named Grace M B for a two to three month voyage from Wilmington down the Delaware to Chesapeake Bay then the Potomac to Great Falls Virginia. They carry camping gear cameras and printing equipment for on the road studio work with a magazine slated to publish photos.
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Jack Turner
White
Willis McCrenhagan
Princeton
Grace M.B
Frances Willits
Raleigh
N. C
Delaware River
Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake
Potomac
Great Falls
Princeton University Builds Fine Boat House on Carnegie Lake
The new white brick boat house near Carnegie Lake offers modern boating amenities funded by the 1876 class. It houses bells for varsity, freshmen, and four oared crews, a reception room on the second floor, and a balcony with lake views. Built by Mathews Construction Company of Princeton.
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Carnegie Lake Shore
Princeton University
Varsity
Mathews Construction Company
Princeton
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Sporting News
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Aternoon
Cranbury Juniors
Harvard
Mahon and Osborn
Way and Hunter
C. H
Grove
Homer
Thames
Crimson
Chamberlain
Uranif
Charles G. Groves
Main St., Cranbury, N. J
R. R
Obie
Virginia
Connecticut
Ian
Maynard i
Ight
Tom
Weston
Charles William Stores
E. 23Rd St
CfeRayer
Trenton, N. J
O’neil’s Store
North Granbury
James O’neil
Chas. F.haley
Monroe St
Farmers’ Supply House
Watson & LeRoy
Paris Green
Deer & Keystone
Johnson
Johnston and McCormick
Columbia
Jersey Track
Pittsburg
Wyckoff Bros
Hightstown
New Jersey
SUN. Ee Cmes
F.C. Leaming
Pres. Cor. State and Warren St's
Trenton