Church Notes March 3 1912 Service Plans and Obituary
First Church notes for March 3 1912 include morning worship on Mark 12 24 with the theme Not Far from the Kingdom and a sacrament of the Lord's Supper. An evening sermon follows a Washington and Lincoln themed discourse, with community lectures and society meetings announced, and a death notice for Mrs Isabel H Gedney with funeral at Second Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph EB. Curry
Dante
Joseph Cook
Christian Church
C.W. Heisley
Methodist Church
Harvey Dey
Washington
Charles Lee
Monmouth
Lincoln
Isabel H. Gedney
Trenton
Gedney
Frank Gedney
Charles M. Gedney
Mary Lane
Ellen Davison
Margaret Tilton
George
Charles A. Frank F
Joseph Aforse
Second Presbyterian Church
This Place
Magnificent Gift to Trenton Y. W. C. A.
Mrs. Edward W. Dunham announced at a luncheon that her father-in-law, Sering P. Dunham of 8. P. Dunham & Co., donated 2500 dollars to clear the association’s debt. The gift memorializes his wife Anna Bergen and supports the city’s women’s club building opened in 1910 with gymnasia, showers, and basketball facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Dunham
Trenton
Sering P. Dunham
8. P. Dunham & Co
Association
Anna Bergen
Y. W
Electric Lighting Fixtures For Sale By Steinbach Co
Owing to a lighting system change, Steinbach Company of Asbury Park New Jersey offers high class arc lights tungsten fixtures and many other kinds at a fraction of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park, N, J
Forman Anniversary Celebrated by Applegarth Friends
Mr and Mrs John A Forman of Applegarth marked their fifth wedding anniversary with a large evening party attended by numerous friends and relatives from Applegarth Hightstown Cranbury Perrineville Panama Tennent Freehold Smithburg West Freehold Millhurst Ezra and other areas. Music dancing and a late lunch highlighted the celebration with many named guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Forman
Applegarth
J. M. Vandenbergh
Matthias Dey
W. A. Robbins
David Dey
J. R. Dey
W. C. Danser
Harvey H. Dey
P._J. Applegate
J. Harvey Dey
Fradk"Eldridge
Baird Applegate
G. D. Platt
N. B. Vandenbergh
Fred Applegate
H. L. White
Enoch Tindall
George Everingham
Jones “Applegate
Enos A. Mount
Charles--Mount
Sylvanus Brown
C. A. Stults
Ernest Mount
C. W.hoagland
Wm. Jameson
H. A. Jameson
Hightstown
G. H. Franklin
C. M. Franklin
H. A. Mount
John Ewart
Cranbury
W. J. Campbell
Nicholas
Vreeland
Perrineville
Frank Perrine
Fred Davison
Panama
Matilda Forman
Tennent
Frank R. Symmes
Freehold
Otis Lewis
Wm. J. Clayton
Gordon Clayton Jr
Roscoe Clayton
Marvin Gravatt
Z. Davison
John Davison
C. Miller
John Steen
John Gravatt
Wm. J.gravatt
Harry Gravatt
Fred Reed
Florence Parker
Fred Smith Jr
John Gravatt ,Jr
Gordon Clayton Sr
Rainbert Ely
Smithburg
Ira Britton
T. C. Britton
Matthias Britton
Robert Lewis Jr
Abbie Lewis
Edith Lewis
John Blain
Frank Blain
Wm. Riggs
Social Gathering at Perrine Residence on River Road
Relatives and near friends gathered Wednesday at the Perrine home near Bound Brook for an elegant dinner. Attendees included John C. Perrine and family, John Seward Perrine and wife, and many other Perrine relatives with guests Elwood Onderdonk and family among them at the 1743 era mansion noted for its thick walls and builders art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Perrine
River Road
Bound Brook
John C. Perrine
John Seward Perrine
Harry Perrine
Alfred Perrine
J. W. D. Perrine
William ©. Voorhees
J. Onderdonk
Elwood Onderdonk
Village Improvement Society Meeting Announcement
The Village Improvement Society will meet next Monday evening at 7 30 in the home of president Mrs Samuel Perrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Improvement Society
Granbury Bank Stock Sells at Auction in Hightstown
Twelve shares of the First National Bank of Cranbury were sold at the Railroad hotel in Hightstown on Saturday to settle the estate of the late Rev. A. L. Armstrong. Bidders included A T Skillman J H Sutphin and John H Silvers with prices ranging around 301 dollars per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Cranbury
Hightstown
A. L. Armstrong
A T. Skillman
J. H. Sutphin
John
Silvers
Cranbury Baok
Delahanty Reception Hosted by Courtney Family
Mr and Mrs John H Delahanty who wed on February 20 were honored at a reception hosted by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs James L Courtney at their Maplewood Ave home on February 27. Guests from Cranbury Hightstown Trenton Perth Amboy Hamilton Square Robbinsville Jersey City Monmouth Junction Princeton Ezta Applegarth Allentown and nearby towns attended. gifts included a marble clock and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Delahanty
James L. Courtney
Maplewood Ave
Schuell
Lohrengrin
James Barlow
Mabel LaBaw
Mary Gallagher
John C. Barlow
M. J. Delahanty
Cranbury
William Barlow
Nellie Lewis
Anna Nolan
James Hagerty
Harry Schnell
James Hart
Thomas Collins
Wm. Courtney Sr
Stephen Courtney
Richard Courtney
J. Murphy
Mary
Julis Murphy
Mabel Laban
Richard Hagerty
William Hand
Clarence Hagerty
R. W. Hagerty
Peter Hagerty
Charles Hagerty
Hightstown
J. B. Conway
Monmouth Junction
Michael Brabston
Joseph Brabston
Princeton
William Courtney
R. Murphy
Ezta
James Courtney
Applegarth
William Applegate
Allentown
Martin Collin
Wm. S. Courtney
Drexel, Mo
Burnett Leahy
New York State
William Miggins
Kingston
N. Y
Mary Dewitt
Lawrenceville
P. H. Monaghan
Hawley
Hay Press Fire Destroys Jamesburg Barn Hit By Blaze
A disastrous blaze in Jamesburg early Monday destroyed the Cham berlin Barclay hay press building opposite the upper railroad station. The 116 by 60 foot wooden structure stored hay straw and rye valued at about a thousand dollars. a team of horses perished and much machinery was saved. The fire threatened nearby facilities including Ballantine hotel and express offices but was confined to the doomed building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesburg
Chamberlin & Barclay
Ballantine
Upper
A Fine Debate At Pioneer Grange
A large audience attended the debate at Pioneer Grange Tuesday evening on whether business opportunities were greater fifty years ago than now. Walter Havens and Spencer Perry Rice argued affirmatively against Surrogate D. W. Clayton and H. de Butcher. Judges Prof. Floyd Evans, B. H. Perrine, and Miss Elizabeth Fewsmith ruled in favor of the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Grange
Walter Havens
Spencer Perrice
D. W. Clayton
H. de Butcher
Prof
Floyd Evans
H. Perrine
Elizabeth Fewsmith
Get Rich Quick Wallingford At Taylor Opera House
A town theatre party attended the matinee of Get Rich Quick Wallingford at Taylor Opera House in Trenton on Saturday. Attendees included Mrs. W H Johnson, Mrs J J Bradley, Mrs Gee, B Mershon, Mrs R P Stillwell, Mrs N F Clayton, Mrs E C Wilson, Miss Eleanor Eldridge, Miss Elva Chamberlin, and Miss Della Bergen. Spring Fashion Catalog Free promotes a New Spring Catalog from STemneach Company in Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Opera House
Trenton
W. H. Johnson
J. J. Bradley
Gee
B. Mershon
R. P. Stillwell
N. F. Clayton
E. C. Wilson
Eleanor Eldridge
Elva Chamberlin
Della Bergen
New Dress Trimmings Display Attracts Dressy Women
Store invites fashion minded shoppers to a display of dress adornments. Oriental lace skirting, flouncing and insertion pieces priced per yard or piece, with options in white cream and shadow laces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
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Church Notes
First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Missionary Societies
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Rose Voorhees
Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
China
Addison H. Symmes
The_Reading Circle
Clifford Conover
Locksley Hall
Tennyson
Curry
Clara Chamberlin
Trenton Y. W. C. A
West Freehold
Thomas Gleason
William Davison
Henry Davison
Ray Davison
Daniel Leary
Mary Leary
Wm. Horner
Wm. Gravatt
Curtis Forman
Wm. C. Forman
Fred Stankle
Wm. Campbell Jr
Andrew Campbell
F. &. Messler
James Campbell
Agnes Campbell
William Campbell Sr
Granbury Bank
Mrs. Delahanty
Hay Press
Get-Rich-Quick- Wallingford
Stemneach Company
Asbury Pare
P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
Ss. P. Dunham & CO
A. F. Williams
East State Street
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