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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
4
A quotation extols doing one’s assigned work with full effort to gain honor and dignity. It urges young people to pursue meticulous, earnest labor, arguing that excellence comes from disciplined application rather than genius alone. Persistent work, the piece says, often leads to success and inner peace.
Plainsboro reports J E White and H B Strong in Boston for a few days. Mrs Grant Everett improving physically. Grove couple moving to Mrs Wm Perrine Farm at Scott's Corner. Luella Grove staying with H H eather. Mens Meeting in Princeton addressed by Geo Sherwood Eddy on War Zone experiences. J V B Wicolff at Sons of Veterans reunion in Trenton February 22. Church chicken supper February 22 was a success. Ladies Missionary Meeting March 7 at the manse. Grange open meeting March 4 with lecture on Bees. Socials: H H Mather hosted Shangle, Hawk, Patterson gatherings. Patterson returning to Farmingdale home. Rev G A Burslem's sermons on World Movement and propagation. lantern bought for lectures. First lecture on Indian Life. future dates listed through July 29 Cuba and Porto Rico.
A critique argues homework for children under high school age harms health and concentration. It cites time better spent on reading and discussion, emphasizes supervised school work, and notes Sacramento abolishing homework as evidence. It quotes Dr. Crampton and P. P. Claxton supporting in school bound study and physical training considerations.
Edward F. Houglton Sheriff will expose to public sale on March 14, 1917 at 2 PM at the Sheriff’s Office New Brunswick NJ the mortgaged premises in South Brunswick Middlesex County. Description covers multiple tracts totaling 148 85 100 acres with a 1889 right of way exception and a Pennsylvanian Railroad reference. Sale to follow the described order of parcels with rights and easements. George Whitfield Butts and Edward Houglton appear as solicitor and sheriff respectively.
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