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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1914

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Second Presbyterian Pulpit Set as Rev Adolos Allen Preaches

Community notices detail Rev Adolos Allen in pulpit on Sunday at Second Presbyterian. Omission of service due to lack of lights. Y P C A meeting planned for Sunday evening with Emma A Ditmars leading on the topic How to prevent poverty. Communion administered. two new members welcomed. Storm damage report highlights Second Presbyterian spire break and telegraph pole destruction.

Second Presbyterian Adolos Allen Ee -Y. PB. CG. A Emma A. Ditmars

Festival Night in Dayton Celebrates P O L of A Gala

Camp No 182 P O L of A hosted a February 26 event led by Amos Martin of Trenton N J. Seventy five to eighty five members from Dayton and nearby areas enjoyed a well organized lodge room, sandwiches coffee cake and cigars. William Anderson of South Amboy performed a song and J A Martin of New York City spoke on immigration urging support for the camp.

Dayton William Anderson South Amboy J. A. Martin Martin Trenton Trenton Festival Alma Gluck Sophie Braslau Clarence Whithill Metropolitan Grand Opera House America Madame Schumann-Hein Madame Homer

Hightstown Friday Club Holds Eighteenth Anniversary Reception

The Friday Club of Hightstown celebrated its eighteenth anniversary with a reception at Miss Carlotta Davison's home. Guests were received by club president Miss Jennie B. Donnell and officers including Mrs. Sarah P. Bottong and Miss Beatrice Tyack. Music was provided by Joseph Ward and Miss Eleanor Ward, with serving help from Mrs. G. H. Franklin and others.

Hightstown Carlotta Davison Jennie B. Donnell Sarah P. Bottong Beatrice Tyack Elmer B. Chamberlain Joseph Ward Eleanor Ward G. H. Franklin W. C. Black Luella Dey Katherine Davison

Sleigh Ride Party At Bergen Home

A Snowy sleigh trip and evening of games and music were enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bergen. Refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs. H. G. Rue, Mrs. Abijah Applegate, Miss Katherine Davison, and others from Hightstown.

Hightstown Charles Bergen H. G. Rue Abijah Applegate Margaret Davison G. H. Romweber William H. Thompson Charles J Keeler Francis Romweber Edna Romweber Katherine Davison Ralph Paxson G. W. Romweber

Five Hundred Party at Cranbury Neck Home

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collover hosted a five hundred party for many friends at their Cranbury Neck home. Refreshments were served and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Grover, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrine, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stults, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Grover, Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Grover, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Perrine, Leroy Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grover, and Miss Annie Grover.

Henry Collover Cranbury Neck Charles Carson Leroy Grover Charles Perrine Clifford Stults Harvey Grover Albert C. Grover Harry Perrine Leroy Scott Frank Grover Annie Grover

Retrenchment Cuts Train Operators On Trenton Division

The Pennsylvania Railroad cuts back operator and agent staff on its Trenton Division reducing from three to two operators at several stations. Stations affected include Lower Jamesburg Englishtown Cranbury Station Windsor and Robbingville with offices no longer open around the clock. The move follows a general drop in business and some workers were told the former hours may return with growth. A lighthearted note about planting sweet peas on St Patrick’s Day ends the piece.

Trenton Pennsylvania Railroad Company Lower Jamesburg Englishtown Cranbury Station Windsor Robbingville

Rompers for Toddlers Sold In Colorful Styles

Childrens rompers advertised with multiple fabrics and colors. Creepers in blue and white or pink and white checks priced at 30 cents each, white madrase Creepers, white crepe with pink or blue trimming at 1.26, dark blue gingham rompers in 3 4 and 5 year sizes at 50 cents.

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Second Church J. W. van Dyke William Gordon Leslia Wyckott Griggs the Reading Circle H. Perrine P C. A Corona Club C. L. Ebeli Middlesex Lodge Magrew Rancocns Dennisons William Dennison Newark Martha Washington Rey C. L. Ebell Lizzie Petty Grace Hutton Gertrude Ogborn Fred Carlson Harold Ogborn Frank Reid Blaine Davison Odd Fellowa Hall M. E. Church Ina Puerschner John Seebler Second Presbyterian Church Cranbury S. S M. E Olivia Ogborn Harold ©. Ogborn Fred Carlton John Soehler John Oehler Dayton Entertainment Everett Errickson Jartey Mis. Jartey Mary Green Jack Sprat H. R. Dey John Everett Jack Horner Rowland Dey Miss Muffet Cecelia Erickson Eleanor Petty Cinderella Ancil Davison Jr Christopher Columbus Winslow J. B. Rowland Allen A. C. Beekman Jarley Harry Farr Grace Dey P. ER. R St. Patrick's Day Bergin W. Otto Polemann Singers Trent+Theatre Second Regiment Armory Madame Louise Homer Paul Jones Rd Geen Aos Taylor ‘Ornr Hou Sato Hee A. F. Williams East State Street Trenton, N. J Cranbury’s Best Candy Shop Trenton’s Daniel Washington Market Building South Broad Street
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