Plainsboro Notes on Local People and Spring Changes
PLAINSBORO items report Harry Boyd of Harrisburg visiting friend Ray Barnard. Mrs. G. A. Burslem returns from Baltimore visit. Lee Whithead back from Walker-Gordon plant to help father in Bradford County. Charles Stahl and brothers rent Burlington County farm. Mrs. Olive M. Bolles visits son in Binghamton. Andrew Everett & Son busy with spring work. Burns-Spaines Moving Picture and Concert Co visits Plainsboro. J. W. B. Wicoff visits New York theater. Quarantine lifted for Frank MacNamee and Mildred after scarlet fever. Mrs. Herbert Mather and Hazel attend Mrs. Wiggs play in Trenton. H. W. Jeffers recovering from grippe. Harvey Grover moves to Mrs. Katherine Wicoit’s home. she returns to Canada. Amos Stults recovers from whooping cough. Amos Walters visits daughter Mrs. H. A. Stults. Ladies Missionary Society meets with Mrs. Lew Groves. twelve attend despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Boyd
Harrisburg
Ray Barnard
G. A. Burslem
Baltimore
Lee Whithead
Walker-Gordon
Bradford Co
Penn
Charles Stahl
Burlington Co
Olive M. Bolles
Binghamton, N. Y
Harvey Grover
Elmer Bergen
Katherine Wicoit
Wm. Major
Canada
Amos Stults
Amos Walters
Trenton
H. A. Stults
Plainsboro Social Notes Include Local Visits
Mr and Mrs John Dey of Jamesburg stay with Mr and Mrs Luther Grove. Miss Virginia Stout of Cranbury visits sister Mrs Willard Reed. Mr and Mrs William Saylor host friends Sunday. Miss Luella Hulse visits Princeton with cousin Luella Grove. Isanee Schenck is listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dey
Jamesburg
Luther Grove
Virginia Stout
Cranbury
Willard Reed
William Saylor
Luella Hulse
Princeton
Luella Grove
Isanee Schenck
Buckelew Improving in Florida as Town Notes Trickles of News
Reports from Florida indicate Frederick L. Buckelew shows steady health improvement. Mrs. James Taylor of Buckelew Avenue is ill with grip. Mrs. George Shultz visits relatives at South Amboy. Ladies' Aid Society elects officers: President Mrs. M. F. Brown, Vice President Mrs. James Hampton, Secretary Mrs. Charles L. Knight, Treasurer Mrs. John Petty. Meeting held at Mrs. James Hampton's. next at Mrs. Condit M. Davison's. Miss Marjorie Perrine, St Marys Burlington student, visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perrine of Church Street note. Miss Hazel Suydam of Freehold visiting aunt Mrs. Cornelius Stonaker on Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Frederick L. Buckelew
James Taylor
Buckelew Avenue
Andrew Bedle
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. F. Brown
James Hampton
Charles L. Knight
John Petty
Condit M. Davison
Marjorie Perrine
St. Mary’s
Burlington
Joseph Af. Perrine
Church Street
Hazel Suydam
Freehold
Cornelius Stonaker
Franklin Street
Vreeland Family Welcomes Daughter. Griggs to Move Near Dayton
In Monmouth Junction Franklin Vreeland, once assistant postmaster, gains a daughter. J Elmer Griggs plans to move with his family to a property near Dayton next week. His house here is being painted by the Stewart Brothers ahead of the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Vreeland
Parables of the Kingdom and the High Calling
The lesson compares the Kingdom to a mustard seed and leaven, warns of corrupting false doctrines, and outlines a future Great Awakening. It notes the limited opening of the High Calling to Jews first, then Gentiles, and warns of a time of trouble when many claim but are not worthy of the Bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
Babylon
Paul
Kingdom of God
Jesus
Eairth
Israel
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E. State St
S. Broad St
Goody
Linwood Haines Limited
R. A. Donnelly
S. Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
Farmers’ Supply House
Essex
Columbia
Jersey
Oliver
Aspinwall
Robbins
Stewart
Leroy
Syracuse
Pittsburg
Wyckoff Bros
Hightstown
New Jersey
Plainsboro
Andrew Everett & Son
Frank MacNamee
Mildred
Herbert Mather
Hazel
Wiggs
H. W. Jeffers
Grippe
The
Ladies Missionary Society
Lew Groves
George Shultz
South Amboy
Monmouth Junction
Keystone Poultry Foods
Keystone Foods
Usi
Taylor Bros
Market St
Camden
N.je
Strinbard
Asbury Park
Camyrany New Seraey
Peppler
San Jose
Owego Jersey
Prairie State
Iron Age
Eureka
Martin Motor
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Johin Yviin
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