Social Notes From Cranbury in 1919
Mrs H. Perrine spent the weekend at Montclair with her daughter Bliss Margaret Perrine. Visitors include Mrs Frank Compton and George Morgan Jr of South Amboy with the Everighams. Gladys Barlow of Kingston stayed with Mrs Thomas Hatton. Mrs Benjamin Bayles of Trenton visited her daughter Mrs Eama Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H. Perrine
Montclair
Bliss Margaret Perrine
Frank Compton
George Morgan Jr
South Amboy
Charles Everingham
Gladys Barlow
Kingston
Thomas Hatton
Benjamin Bayles
Trenton
Eama Reynolds
B. L. McDowell
David C. Lewis
E W. Appleger
OC. Hoffman
Fred
France
Cole
Milton van Derveer
Zarp
Fred Hoffman
Sadie Appleger
Frank Ginglin
Wm. 8. Cole
I. C. Hoffman
Harry Moore
Howard Ballinger
Pemberton
Orville Moore
Jamesburg
Fred Airey
Hightstown
Peter Hagerty
Card of Thanks and Local Auction Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy during illness and death of wife and mother Elias C Tantum and children. Auction listings include Anna H Schultz near Monmouth Junction selling household goods on March 26. Abor Farm near Jamesburg selling farm machinery on April 2. Maria F Chilinsky Monmouth Junction Hotel selling real estate and personal property on March 28. N H Vreeland administrator of Frederick Meyers selling stock and farm items at Trenton Turnpike near Monmouth Junction on March 29. Henry Renk auctioning stock and machinery on Ridge Road between Monmouth Junction and Kingston with F F Grove as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abor Farm
Jamesburg
N. J
Maria F. Chilinsky
Monmouth Junction
N. H. Vreeland
Frederick Meyers
Willsell
Trenton Turnpike
Henry Renk
Ridge Road
Kingston
F. F Grove
Local Social Notes From Hightstown Area
Hightstown residents and friends return from regional visits with short entries noting travels to New York Paterson and Princeton and gatherings with family. Also mentions sales, bond offer on a farm and poultry listings with contact details and pricing. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended for a bad cold.
Prohibition praised by Sir John Foster Fraser on visit
Sir John Foster Fraser, returning from America, told the Standard of London that public sentiment favored total prohibition. He noted that dry states fared better, with workers more productive and household incomes improving as women remained dry, despite his own liking for a drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John, Foster Fraser
Sir John Foster Fraser
America
Standard of
London
United States
Prohibition Sparks Shifts in Wisconsin Industry
The Chicago Journal reports the Pabst Brewery of Milwaukee leasing space for a shoe factory and a motorcycle shop. A Portage brewery disposed of fixtures and sold its kegs as Liberty Cabbage containers. Schlitz Palm Garden and Fort Keller in Milwaukee will become soft drink emporiums. The NAM calls prohibition a joke while one member makes 50 000 pounds of fudge daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabst
Pabat Brewery
Milwaukee
Chicago Journal
Portage
Wisconsin
Ita
Schlitz
Fort Keller
National Associated Manufacturers
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Monroe Township Audit Figures for December 31 1918
Epward E Usher presents a audit of Monroe Township accounts showing Cash in hands of Treasurer 458.56 Receive from Collector 3411.11 Taxes Receivable 1918 7668.43 Taxes Receivable 1917 2502.24 Taxes Receivable prior to 1917 1713.97 Total 15754.36 Liabilities Tax Revenue Note Due School Account Surplus Revenue 3000.00 7200.00 5554.36 Total 15754.36
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
G. W. Burroughs
Burroughs
Arthur Burroughs
Claire Moore
Bristol
Elias C. Tantum
Anna H. Schultz
N.S
Charles Davison
Sharon
New York
E. W. Caine
Edward Garwood
Bordentown
Paterson
Davenport
Thomas Lewis
Sarah Mount
John Kepner
Frank
Mary Gaskill
Addison Stults
Prospect Plaing
Calvin Stults
Levey Reid
Wm. McDowell
John Holman
Miss Hazel
Clarksburg
William Grover
Windsor
Lillian Caine
Princeton
Princeton University
William Lott
Cranbury
Addie Taotum
Chamberlain
Hightstown, N. J
Rhode Island
Raymond
Griggs
Julius Zartz
McLean Street
Freehold
Monroe Township
Moonroe Township
Epwaeid E. Usher
Leading Pen Ab
Vineland Contest
C. H. Chandler
R.D. No
Monmeath Junction
W. J
Plainsboro
Charles G. Groves
North Main Street
Cranbury, N. J
Chevrolet Motor Co
N. Y
Hightstown, New Jersey
Telephone Hightstown
Man Who
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Yrenton, N. J
J. Ely Dey
F.c.leaming, Pres. State and
Warren St's
P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, N. J
Eaton
Horace Mann
Mgr
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