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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1914

Page

4

New Jersey Legislature Finds Itself Up in the Air

After ten weeks of effort the Democratic party leads New Jersey as Governor Fielder struggles to push revenue bills. Senate hints at an April 2 sine die adjournment while deficits near 2.4 million loom. Bills seek higher auto and inheritance taxes, bank levies, and school funding shifts, with opposition from Republicans and clergy over church contracts and Sunday opening debates.

Trenton Democratic Party New Jersey Fielder Forzhis Senate Newark Normal School Hudson Essex McGinnis Passaic Ocean Grove Methodists

Hightstown High School Faculty Host St Patrick Tea

The Hightstown High School faculty hosted a St Patrick's tea for Grammar School staff on Tuesday in the library. The event featured decorations, games, and refreshments served by Miss Spooner and Mrs Donnell.

Public Schools Hightstown High School Helen Grover Jennie Donnell Laura Dany Mies ‘Cook Ruth Spooner Mary Hilliard Gertrude Everett Jones Grammar School St. Patrick’s P. Botton Elizabeth Brown Matilda Mount Nettie Donnell Hazel Roszel Luella Dey Edna Conover Oliver Spooner J. Donnell

Cranbury Township School Board 1914 Annual Report Highlights

The Cranbury Township Board of Education reports 1914 activities and numbers. Key items include officers elected March 1918, salaries for Floyd Evans and transportation contracts for Cranbury Neck, Wicoffs Mills, Plainsboro, and Hightstown High School, plus ten pupils attending outside highs. Receipts and expenditures totals are detailed. The board contemplates funding needs for 1914 and considers sending ninth and tenth graders to Hightstown to avoid a new High School building.

Cranbury Township D. J. Wilson S. H. Perrine Wm. F. Perrine Board of Education Symmes H. Perrine George B. Mershon Howard J. Butcher Floyd Evans Margaret Curry Ethel Woodrud Plainsboro H. C. Symmes Elwood Groves Cranbury Neck Lewis Schenck Wicoffs Mills Scotts Corner School F. F. Grove Brunswick Township South Brunswick Hightstown

Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured

A Wakelee Michigan man claims lasting stomach relief after a year of suffering using Cham Berlin’s Tablets. He says previous medicines failed to help and recommends the remedy, widely sold by All Dealers.

Chamberlain P. H. Beck Wakelee, Mich Chamberlin

Blauvelt Spring Millinery Display Promises Modern Styles

Blauvelt announces its spring opening with a new range of headwear showing smaller, close fitting shapes and a variety of chic designs. Millinery designers promise to meet diverse tastes with extreme and conservative options to suit every tilt.

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Quote exchange over fortune and widow ends in marriage

A Cincinnati Enquirer quip shows a conversation between Grouch and Gink about a man who robbed a fortune and gained liberty by marrying the rich widow pursued by the speaker. The exchange ends with a sharp turn in the judge’s punchline.

Local society notes recount visits and meetings across New Jersey

George D. VanDerveer was called to Camden on business. Mrs. Dougin shopped in New Brunswick. Mrs. McCabe improves slowly from illness. Mrs. Beekman hosts her Camden guest. Carrie Petty visited her aunt, Mrs. Everett. Mrs. Hunt and daughter Helen visited from Trenton. A.V. Stout of Monmouth Junction attended Tuesday. Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society elected officers led by President Mrs. James B. Clark. Mrs. Stout of Plainsboro visited Dey family. P R R linemen work Monmouth Junction to Bordentown. Freeholder Ely attended bank talks. Rev. James B. Clark at state hearing on local option. Perrines hosted relatives from Matagon and Washington, D C. Miss Hubbard visited Miss Hunt in Trenton.

George D. VanDerveer Camden Joseph Dougin New Brunswick John McCabe A. C. Beekman Henry Stults Carrie Petty John Everett E. B. Hunt Helen Trenton Oramah Hubbard A.V Stout Monmouth Junction Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society F.L Evans James B. Clark Wesley Applegate Misa Estella Vio Derveer Harvey R. Dey Howard Stout Plainsboro Thomas Dey P. R. R. Force Bordentown Freeholder Ely First National Bank of Cranbury State House A. L. Perrine Matuwon Washington, D. C Bessie Hubbard Helen Hunt

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