Cranbury Personal News Highlights and Social Notes
The Cranbury Press reports a busy social week with visits to Philadelphia and New York, camp calls for local men, a grand Community Brotherhood address by Dr. Erdman, and numerous visits among Cranbury residents. Easter cantata rehearsal set, local property changes, and employment moves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton Theological Seminary
Roberts
Princeton
Rey
BH. Floran
T. P. Mordecai
Harry Applegate
Fred Applegate
Trenton
Harry
Endeavor Society Wills Give Play
Second Presbyterian C E Society stages a play titled Daddy in the chapel on Thursday March 14. Admission 84 cents with half of proceeds donated to the Red Grass charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavor Society
Second Presbyterian C. E Society
Public sale notices span Cranbury to Monmouth Junction NJ
March sale announcements list multiple auctions across New Jersey towns including Cranbury Stults Corner Cranbury Neck Road Grovers Mills Princeton Kingston Trenton Hightstown and Monmouth Junction. Items include stock farm machinery dairy cows horses and household goods with dates March 2 through March 19 and auctioneers F F Grove Owen and W J Thomas. Also notices for real estate rent and farms wanted with contact W Irving Stults Cranbury and W Morrison New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob P. Bastedo
Cranbury
Stults Corner
Charles Lh Dey
Cranbury Neck Road
Grovers Mills
R. Warren Hutton
N. J
Alvin Anderson
Alexander Gulick
Princeton
Kingston
F Grove
Wayhaw Swinger
Hightstown
Michael Cahill
Elleworth
Monmouth Junction
Charles R Clayton
Jacob Hendrickson
Princeton Junction
Anton Anstett
Renl
Applegarth
W. J. Thomas
FE. Grove
Rabbits of the World and Domestic Varieties
The article explains that all domestic rabbits except the Belgian hare descend from Old World burrowing rabbits, and the Belgian form stems from a large European hare. In the New World the cottontail swamp hare Arctic hare and jackrabbits exist, but none have been successfully domesticated for meat profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old World
New World
Tidy Shoes and Good Luck
A quirky note on footwear in various cultures. It mentions Australian natives and Africans, China using wood and paper, and Chinese shoes being warm in winter and cool in summer. The piece also jokes about superstition surrounding shoes and offers light advice on being coachable and neat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Abé Staples
Copenhagen
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
Alexander Milne
Pitterburgh
Alexander Milne, Jr
A. A. Duncan
New York
Hippodrome
Rolland Dey
Thomas Wells
William Applegate
Joseph Hutton, Jr
Camp Dix
Clarence Reeves
H. C. Symmes
Ile
Philadelphia
Mira Frances Steen
William Steen
William Hoffman
H. Perrine
Franklin Danser
Sharon
Ragnell Johnson
Warren
Lewis Hellmaan
Englishtown
Nowe
Johnson
Bertha Hullman
Symmes H. Bergen
H. J. Butcher
George Davison
William Davison
Russell Johnson and Son
Washington
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Peter Walton
John Carlson
Mary Fellman
R. P. Stillwell
G. W. Burroughs
A. L. Burroughs
Charles Hiland
Elwood Groves
Brooklyn
James Diblin
John Hughes
Brainerd Place
Second Presbyterian Church
John Loebler
Scott
Scott Avenue
William Stein
Nellie Ehrgood
Newfoundland
Milton Lawrence
Rider-Moore and Stewart Business College
Roselle
David C. Lewis
Gertrude Pullen
J Marshall Pullen
Dey Road
N. B
F. F. Grove
Perfection Oil
Owen
W. Irving Stults
Cranbury, N. J
W. D Morrison
Paterson Street
New Brunswick, N. J
Michell
PHILA
Isaice M. Cubberly
Orphans’ Court
County of
Middlesex
B. Wxenorr van Nest
Wole
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Apollo Lodge No. 156
John H. Baremore
J . Grover & Son
AePlainsboro
Genera
Mas
Frank Adams
Dutch Neck
N J
Freehold
Monmouth County
J. Zlotkin
Central Railroad Depot
David Glickman
David Glickman, Jacob Zlotkin
T. V.yerman
George W. Patterson, Jr
Barkalow
Protec
Costa
Charles C. Groves
Office North Main Street
DELCO
Delco- Light
M. Coffey
Breagwics
Tractor Age
Moline
Universal
One-Man
Hightstown, N. J
P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, N. J
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
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