Cranbury Personalities Include Visits and Weddings
The Cranbury Press notes a flurry of Sunday visits and social calls from Cranbury, Hightstown, Freehold, and Trenton. Notables include Stephen Chamberlin Jr. of West Point and Mr. and Mrs. Dey hosting relatives, with Miss Katie Southard and Arthur Tilton wed in Englishtown and various trips to Lakewood, Somerville, and Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Applegate
Red Bank
Cranbury
Harvey
Susan Bishop
Muncy
Bessie Buckalew
Mary Spaulding
Walter Scott
John H. Barclay
George Bogart
Jersey City
H. W. Jeffers
Kingsley
Mansfield
State Normal School
Jeffers
Amanda Dey
Hightstown
Joseph Dey
Theodore Everett
Manasquan
Amiel Dietz
Brooklyn
George Puerechner
George Miller
New Brunswick
Walter Leming
Allentown
Wm. H. Thomas
Raymond Holspeck
Trenton
Geo. B. Perrine
Abram Voorhees
Newark
Spafford Davison
Rose Vorhees
KE. J. Davison
Miss Davison
D. W. Clayton
North Main Street
Arthur Clayton
Union Valley
Dey
Watson
South Amboy
Katie Southard
Arthur Tilton
Methodist Church
Englishtown
Franklin Bennett
Grace Applegate
Keyport
Raymond Wickoff
Wickoff
Somerville
North Jersey
Warren Voorhees
Wm. M. Cox
J. W. Errickson
Dayton
William Crutchfield
David Kirkpatrick
Jamesburg
Charles Garretson
Della Applegate
Grace Peppler
Cranbury Station
Isaac Bogart
Charles Green
Ida Webb
Nell Britton
E. 5
Barclay
W. E. Groves
Willard
Camden
Groves
Mary Farr
Wm. DeBow
Grover Stults
Frances
Lakewood
Helen Kenyon
New York
Johnes Bergen
Voorhees Fisher
Annie Fisher
Scudder Fisher
Jennie Malan
Dividend Declared and Surplus Fund Increase at Cranbury Bank
The First National Bank of Cranbury declares a semi annual 6 percent dividend from six months earnings and votes $25 000 from Undivided Profits to the Surplus Fund raising it to 100 000. Capital stock stands at 50 000. Chamberlains Tablets advertised for digestion and regular bowels for older adults. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Cranbury
Chamberlain's
Dinner Party Hosted by Miss Elva Chamberlin
Miss Elva Chamberlin entertained relatives at Gordon's on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clark Chamberlin, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Chamberlin, Stephen Chamberlin of Kansas, Mrs. Belle Perrine, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chamberlin, Miss Myrta Chamberlin of Hightstown, and Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Barclay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Barclay
Stephen Chamberlin
Clark Chamberlin
Stephen Chamberlin Jr
Kansas
Randolph Chamberlin
Albert Chamberlin
Myrta Chamberlin
Hightstown
West Point
Julia Bunker
Orange
Wm. S. Cole
Charles C. Groves
Elva Chamberlin
Gordon’s
Belle Perrine
E. 8. Barclay
Town
Safe and Sane Firework Stance by Blaine Davison
Blaine Davison famed con factioner and Ice Cream Dealer announces no fireworks will be kept for a safe Fourth of July in the village. He urges residents annoyed by firecrackers to recall they were not bought at his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Davison
Farmer William R. Dey Injured by Hay Fork Accident
William R. Dey, a farmer near Prospect Plains, was seriously injured Monday afternoon when a hay fork slipped from a bale and pierced his back two inches. Dr. Edgar Carroll of Dayton treated him and he is resting well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Dey
Prospect Plains
Dey
Edgar Carroll
Dayton
Death of Mrs Georgia H Hagaman of New Brunswick
Obituary notes the sudden death of Mrs Georgia H Hagaman widow of her late brother and sister in law of Mrs S J Bergen. Funeral held at her home and interment in Warwick New York. Also mentions lectures by Mrs Frances E Beauchamp and a brief tale of Alaric funeral rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia H. Hagaman
New Brunswick
Lost Gold Cuff Button Lion Head With Diamonds
A thumb sized gold cuff button with a lion head inlay and diamond mouth emerald eyes is lost. A liberal reward is offered by Dr. B S Vandyee for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Vandyee
Harvest Homes Dates Announced Across Towns
Harvest Home events scheduled at Cranbury Methodist Church on July 18, Dayton Harvest Home on July 24, Union Valley Harvest Home on July 25, and Plainsboro on August 7. Community groups organize local church gatherings and seasonal celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church of Cranbury
Harvest Home
Dayton
Union Valley Harvest Home
Plainsboro Harvest Home
Dr. King’s New Life Pills Adverts Health Claim
A vintage ad copy urges readers to “Move On Now” and promises relief from bowel congestion. It touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a gentler remedy that persuades the bowels to proper action, priced 25 cents at N. F. Clayton’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton’s
Public Sale Announcement and Cough Remedy Notice
Public sale of household goods at the late residence of Mrs Ann Voorhees near Dayton set for Monday July 1st. Also a health notice endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ease whooping cough symptoms and liquify mucus, with sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza J. Stults
Ann Voorhees
Dayton
Chamberlain
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the Cranbury Press
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Silvers
Charles Snedeker
E., W. Dunham
Jerry Peterson
Bloomfield
Richard Hagerty
Harvey Scott
Geé. Davison
Princeton Council
Royal Arcanum
Clarence Sidan
Walter McDougall
George Puerschner
Helen Murray
Claire Rue
Doctor Meloney
Reformed Church of
Clifton
N. J
Q Goodwin
Freehold
Alf
Bert Stahl
Monmouth Junction
Apollo Lodge No
Sadie Applegate
James L. Brown
Edward Petty
Nelson Petty
Olive Petty
Frank Stewart
Rider-Moore & Stewart School
Ruhamah Strang
Elsie Garrigan
Elmer, N. J
Spencer. Whitlock
Hopewell
John B. Perrine
David Hagaman
Frances E. Beauchamp
Kentucky
Second Presbyterian Church
Miss Willard
John G. Wooley
Phil Sheridan
Oliver W. Stuart
Alaric
Rome
Busento
Cosento
Italy
J. J. Bradley
Clarence M
Perbrine
Cranbury,n. J
Penna. Manufacturing Corporation
Penna. Corporation Finance Co
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
NEW Jersey Farms
New Jersey
A. W. Dresser
Stoll’s
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
Harvest Homes
Thomas M. Dickey
Mary A. Cox
Middlesex
M. Dickey
Sarah D. Perrine
Orphans’ Court
County of
Clifford Conover
George W. McDowell
Blanche Mathews
William H. Mathews
County of Middlesex
Blanche MatThews
P. Dunham
Cheney Brother
Norfolk
Ss. P. Dunham & CO
Farmers’ Supply House
Watsons
Standard and LeRoy
Wyckoff Bros
Fos Ie Specand
Makeg Hake
SUN. Oprical Mfc
Cor
State
Warren St’ Trenten
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