Cranbury Personal Notes Highlight Local Residents
The Cranbury Press records a Friday March 10 1911 page of personal items. Mrs Ella Hart of Trenton visits the Appleget home while Albert McNamee of Plainsboro expands his hay straw and grain business with his sons George and Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hart
Trenton
Albert McNamee
Plainsboro
George
Frank
Hime
Isaac S. Everett
Blaine Davison
Warren Hendrickson
No. 7 Coffee Promotes Village Improvement Meeting
A. Good Coffee No. Seven by J. B. Silvers & Bro. Co. remains popular as a reliable all year drink. Village Improvement Society will meet in the Library next Monday at eight o clock to hear reports and discuss matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Silvers & Bro. Co
Village Improvement Society
Reading Circle Presents Chantecler at Mrs Hoffman Home
The Reading Circle staged Edmon Rostand's Chantecler on Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Hoffman’s home. Participants included Mrs. Ella Stults Mrs. J B Perrine Mrs. J D Cham Berlin and Mrs C T Hoffman with a large audience showing keen interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantecler
Edmon Rostand
Reading
Charles Hoffman
Mra
Ella _Stults
J. B. Perrine
J. D. Chamberlin
C. T. Hoffman
Reverend Heisley to Speak on Washington at Church Night
Rev. C. W. Heisley will address the M. and Church Sunday night at 7 o'clock on Washington. The note questions his wartime behavior at Monmouth and asks if he was a model male. Coffee brand Number Seven is advertised at a popular price. Job Messler, a skilled blacksmith, has recently settled in Prospect Plains and is already busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Heisley
Washington
Prospect Plains
Messler Ln
Y P C A Meeting on March 11 at Groves Home
The Y P C A of the Second Presbyterian Church will meet Saturday evening March 11 at the home of Charles C. Groves. The session topic is First Aid for the Tempted led by Miss Olive Petty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gordon
W. Russell Silvera
Marion Bergen
Princeton
Reba Vreeland
First Presbyterian Church
Trenton
Cranbury
Alex 8. Stults
H. J. Butcher
W. H. Havens
A. A. Duncan
W. E. Bergen
Peter Perrine
I. M. Cubberly
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles C. Groves
Olive Petty
Membership welcomed at two churches and Easter plans
Margaret Perrine and Nicholas Vreeland joined First Presbyterian and Second Church members Walter Farr goun and family. Library urges care for books and new fiction stamping. Easter committee named for Second Presbyterian Sunday school with G B Mershon and others. Arthur Wilson celebrates eleventh birthday with school friends, games, feast, and souvenir book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Perrine
S HA Perrine
Nicholas Vreeland
Cranbury Neck
Walter Farr
Charles Farr
Dey
Second Presbyterian Sunday School
Campbell
G. B. Mershon
Marie Groves
Clara Bergen
J. W. Pullen
John Major
James O’neil
Mabel la Baw
Lemuel Stults
A. L. Burroughs
W. R. Silvera
C. C. Groves
T. J. Woolston
Ella Stults
G . Mershon
Cranbury Jr. O U A M Initiates New Members
Clifford Chamberlin and Fred Cox were initiated into Cranbury Council Jr O U A M No. 60 on Wednesday evening. About thirty five guests from Hightstown Lodge attended as the business session led to a fine banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Chamberlin
Fred Cox
Cranbury Council, Jr. O. Uta. M
Hightstown Lodge
Estate sales announced for Prospect Plains and surrounding towns
Multiple public sales announced in March by guardians and administrators. George F. Morse, guardian of Frank Morse, lists crops and personal property at Prospect Plains. Charles H. Edwards, administrator of David Hill, sets a sale on the Cranbury Station to Prospect Plains road with beverages, fruits, vegetables, and bee hives. Jacob Straley plans a sale on the Spotswood to Rhode Hall road including stock, crops and implements. Mrs Georgianna Hauser advertises the late George B Hausser estate sale at the William Jewell farm on Edinburg to Cranbury road with stock, implements and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George _F. Morse
Frank Morse
Prospect Plains
Charles H. Edwards
David Hill
Cranbury Station
Jacob Straley
Spotswood
Rhode Hall
Georgianna Hauser
George B Hausser
William Jewell
Edinburg
Cranbury
Sale of lands to pay debts in Smock estate
Middlesex Orphans' Court orders the sale of Jacob B. Smock's lands to meet debts. Henry D. Smock as administrator presents a true account showing insufficient personal estates. Court sets April 14 at 10 a.m. in New Brunswick to show cause and directs six weeks of publication in The Cranbury Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D.smock
Jacob B. Smock
Henry D. Smock
City of
New Brunswick
Cranbury Press
Cranbury
N. Js
Electric Bitters credited with curing principal's illnesses
A Sylvania Georgia school principal Chas B Allen recounts suffering for years from rheumatism liver and stomach trouble and kidney disease. He credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery after four bottles and praises the remedy for digestive and female ailments biliousness and renewed vitality. Sold by N F Clayton for 80 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas B. Allen
Sylvania
N. F. Clayton's
Dr Kings New Life Pill Inexpensive Cure Ad
A vintage ads claims Dr Kings New Life Pill prevents appendicitis by stimulating stomach liver and bowels. It advertises relief from constipation headache biliousness and chills with a 25 cent price at N F Clayton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
N. F. Clayton’s
Notice to creditors ofDavid Hill estate
Charles H Edwards administrator announces on behalf of the Surrogate of Middlesex County that creditors must file debts demands and claims against the estate of David Hill deceased within nine months sworn or affirmed or be barred from action. Dated March 6 1911 Cuanes H Epwarps Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Edwards
David Hill
County of
Middlesex
Cuanes H. Epwarps
Notice of final account for Caroline Marsh deceased
The executor of Caroline Marsh’s estate will present his final account to the Middlesex County Orphans Court on Friday April 14 1911 at 10 A M for settlement after audit by the Surrogate Dated March 9 1911 Samuel J McCuenaghan Executor. FOR RENT A 6 room house in good condition in the village of Cranbury inquire of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Marsh
Orphans’ ‘Court
County of
Middlesex
Samuel. J. McCuenaghan
Cranbury
Richard Courtney
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the Cranbury Press
Edward Appleger
Adame
John LaBaw
Dode Forman
Samuel Bennett
Bessie Perrine
Gertrude Ozborn
Hightstown
R. J. Guiick
Daniel Croshaw
Trenton Junction
William Dey
Margaret ‘Curry
Rahway
First Presbyterian Hanse
Miss Bayliss
Jamesburg
Leon Ely
George S. Burroughs
Vermont
Broad Street Park
Harold Appleger
Peddie Institute
Thomas Woolston
Wm. Brown
Spencer Perrine
Clarence Perrine
Andrew Corzive
Hopewell
George Duncan
Charles Garretson
Brooklyn
Garretson
John B. Perrine
the Willows
Emma Harder
Philadelphia
Elia Appleget
Charles Chamberlin
James I. Hutchinson
Adolphe Buckalew
Samuel Lawrence
Harry Asay
Wells Hospital
Walter Scott
A E Curry
W Ernest Scott
Harry Measurell
New Bravewick
George Puerschoer
Girls Flinch Club
J. F. F. Club
Reba Thomas
the Reading Circle
Washinton
Y.P.C. A
William Wilson
Pleasant Hill
Arthur
Master Wilson
Middlesex Orphans’ Court
Adrian Lyon
Peter F. Daly
Snedeker & Bennett
W. Russecy Silvers
Cranbury, N. J
James A. Smith
McCleland Street
Perth
Amboy
N. J
Maryland
K. P. Johnson
Easton Ave
Peppler
Weekly Ghats
Evans and Aspinwall
Jersey
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
P. Dunham & C0
Trenton, N. J
Paris
Lisle
Holland
Ss. P. Dunham & CO
Luba, Lue
National
He Sohnson
Holman Jordan
Middlesex Creamery
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