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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
8
Readable ad listing washable dresses ginghams and lawns at 1.00 to 1.50 each plus assorted lingerie dresses 3.50 to 5.00. Middies 1.00 to 1.50, fabrics 10c to 50c yd, voilе floundings 50c to 90c, baby embroidery flouncing 40c to 50c yd. Undermuslin line includes gowns chemises drawers corset covers petticoats and more with up to date summer waists and accessories.
A Serb private Boris Gustab, wounded in battle, traverses enemy lines to deliver a concealed coded message to French allies. Surviving brutal inspections, he escapes capture after being stripped, examined, and forced to ingest mustard. He finally reaches the French picket with the capsule containing 500 words hidden in his leg wound.
Mrs William Conover and son of Perth Amboy visit Edward Conover and wife. Miss Mildred and Florence Smith of Harford Pa visit brother Harley Smith at Walker Gordon Farms. Frank Foster attends wedding in Binghamton N Y with Donald and Beverly Hickey. Master Daniel Bolles and Miss Ida Temple convalesce from measles. Ida Temple visits Mercerville with her mother. Girls invite boys for picnic at Walker Gordon Farms due to verses scored. John Thompson injures knee hay loading at Milk Farm. William Stout of Monmouth Junction operated on for throat trouble at Mercer Hospital. Mrs Charles Waters and daughter Adeline of Pittston Pa visit Mrs Gertrude Barnard at Walker Gordon Farms and attend Princeton commencement where Ray Barnard earns Master’s. Mrs B M Jeffers and Adelaide of Kingsley Pa visit H W Jeffers. will drive to PA for weekend. Mrs H W Jeffers and children stay a few weeks. Ladies Missionary Society meets next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Wm Grover Jr of New York convalesces with her mother Mrs C G Snedeker. Elizabeth pair Rit visit relatives including Fritz Luttmann. Mrs James Hendricks and daughter from New Brunswick visit Mr and Mrs Wm Conover. Dr Edgar Carroll return from Avon cottage. Andrew Ely roofs his store. Miss Henrietta Osborn guest at First Presbyterian manse tea. Mrs A M Guest of Brooklyn returns after visiting sister Mrs Ned Wayne. Walter Crawford couple plans to live with Mrs Cornelia Jemison. Miss Phebe Van Derveer visits brother G D Van Derveer. Mrs B B Hunt Helen Hunt and Arnold Moresdon of Trenton visit sister Alis A Hubbard. John Sigle family drove to Duke’s Park. Christian Endeavor service featured Miss Bessie Hubbard and A P Deane duet Just for Today.
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