Communion on March 12 joins Dayton Presbyterian Church
The Dayton Presbyterian Church welcomed many new members by confession of faith and by letter during a March 12 service. Guests from nearby towns attended and several members were noted for social visits, hospital stays, and a funeral service for Caroline Buckelew later in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Elizabeth Robinson
Bound Brook
James B. Clark
Caroline Buckelew
Dayton Cemetery
A. 8. Cole, Son & Co
Hightstown Growth Planned on South Street Tract
M P Chamberlin buys entire South Street tract from Dr H G Rue to lay out building lots. A opposite-side plot already improved raises borough value by over 120000 in two years. Borough upgrades and three new houses under way, plus local undertakers Allen Stults and Grover brothers expanding with new autos. Lanning sells Morrison Street grocery to Tiltoo Bros of Robbinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Chamberlin
South Street
H. G. Rue
Mr. Chamberlain
Frank V. Jemison
John ¥. Lanning
Morrison Street
Tiltoo Bros
Robbinsville
N. J
Local Social Notes From Cranbury Area Events
Cranbury Station couples Mr and Mrs Arthur Thompson hosted a Tuesday diner. Mr and Mrs Raymond Davison attended. Mrs Clarence Ely hosted her aunt from Old Bridge last week. Charlea Wolfe visited Trenton Tuesday. Rev NEB Webb and family moved from Union Valley to Windsor Mia. Jerry Peterson spent days with father Mr Henhouser of Newark. Mr and Mrs Wm Rogers and family visited Mt Mount Manalapan. Helen Rogers contracted measles. Mrs Gussie Mockridge visiting Newark friends for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury Station
Arthur Thompson
Raymond Davison
Clarence Ely
Old Bridge
Charlea Wolfe
Trenton
Neb. Webb
Union Valley
Windsor
Mia
Jerry Peterson
Mr. Henhouser
Newark
Wm. Rogers
B. Frank Mount
Manalapan
Helen Rogers
Gussie Mockridge
Trienda
Alice Voorhees Hosts St Patrick Themed Party
Miss Alice Voorhees entertained many of her young friends at her Jamesburg home on Tuesday afternoon. Green decorations marked the St Patrick theme with home games dancing and singing. Prizes went to Miss Marjory Eavidge and Grayton VanCleaf. Thomas Thursby won for peanut hunting. Helen Voorhees played piano and Franklin Marryott played mandolin. Refreshments included ice cream cake cocoa and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Voorhees
Milton I. Voorhees
Flunch
St. Patrick
Marjory Eavidge
Grayton VanCleaf
Thomas Thursby
Helen Voorhees
Franklin Marryott
Retail Sale Continues With 10 Percent Discount Offer
C C Blauvelt announces ongoing 10 percent discount sale on cash purchases across all departments. Emphasizes savings before expected price increases on dry goods and new spring and summer cotton dress fabrics. Highlights price points 10, 12 1 2, 15, 18 and 25 cents per yard and lists white dress goods and fabrics such as Voiles Gabardines Waffle Stripe Silk Voiles Repp and Dotted Swisses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitz
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Furs Remodeled
Priva Roar
East State St
Trenton, N. J
J. Frank Dowdin
Cranbury, New Jersey
Li i. S. Ts
SUN
F.c.leamning
Pres
State
Warren St's
Harvey RB. Dey
New Brunswick
Anna Griggs
Jennie Griggs
St. Peter's Hospital
Ethel van Dyke
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Mrs John van Dyke
Mary Sigle
Mr. and
Mrs
John Sigle
Margaretta E Carroll
H. BR. Dey
Lida Hubbard
St. Peter’s Hospital
I. B. Rowland
Wesley Applegate
Brooklyn
Catherine C. Letts
John Everett
J. W. Grover
Grace Dey
Nehemiah Dey
A. B. Dey
A. W. Deane
Wm. H. MacDonalds
Mrs. B S. Giles
Highland Park
Orthopaedic Hospital
Lula Skelton
Churchville
Chamberlain
Hightstown
Allen & Stults
Cole
Grover Brothers
Studebaker
Ribsam
Martin C. Ribsam
Front Streets
Front Street
X. J
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park, New Jersey
Jet Ua
Merander
Jamesburg
C. C. Blauvelt
F. M. Schoen
New Jersey
Depository
First National Bank