Cranbury Station Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Cransbury residents and visitors are listed enjoying weeks with friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henaway from Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kane, Walter Applegate buying a new Dodge runabout, and Richard Hagerty’s Plainfield trip. George B Fly attended a Trenton auto show. Thomas Peppler and son hosted guests. Mr and Mrs Russell Rockhill welcomed visitors. Mrs Mockridge returned from Newark visit. Thomas McDowell spent Sunday with his parents.
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Walter Applegate
Richard Hagerty
Plainfield
George B. Fly
Trenton
George Peppler
Thomas Peppler and
Russell Rockhill
Mockridge
Newark
Thomas Mc Dowell
William Mc Dowell
Liberty theatre changes hands in Jamesburg readjustment
Jamesburg updates show Thomas Peterson of Hightstown has left the Liberty theatre to Bayonne, while the venue remains under Warren Emens. Mrs. Fredley visits Freehold, Ax Bruce Pullen starts as a carpenter at Helmetta, and Miss Maude Cruger joins Westinghouse Runyon plant. Three new Initiates boost Mechanics Home Council membership over two hundred.
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Thomas Peterson
Hightstown
Liberty Theatre
Bayonne
Warren Emens
Bruce Pullen
Helmetta
George W. Helme Company
Arthur Brown
Milltown
Ross Brown
Augusta Street
Mechanics Home Council
United American Mechanics
Soster
Hightstown to get 24 hour electric service
The town will receive 24 hour electric light from an agreement with Public Service Corporation. A direct line will run from Trenton to Hightstown with power to all outlying districts. July 1 is set for current delivery though a sooner start is hoped.
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Hightstown
Hightatown
Trenton
Newark
Perrineville Church Arousing
Evangelistic services continue at Perrineville Presbyterian Church with growing audiences. Clarence A. Kirchner leads, aided by DeForest Wade. Gospel Teams from Princeton and Hightstown highlight the meetings with Henry Mount and C Herbert Davison in charge. Visitors Night drew many from Hightstown Cranbury and Freehold. On Red Letter Day March 19, Sunday School 10, Communion 11, intermission Basket dinner, service 1 30, evening 7 80. Twenty one new members were received during Communion led by Rev. James Van Dyke of Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrineville Presbyterian Church
Clarence A. Kircber
DeForest Wade
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
Hightstown
Henry Mount
C. Herbert Davison
Cranbury
Freehold
Rostein Thorne
James van Dyke
Court at the crossroads grocery decides on remedies
The court of last resort is described as the crossroads grocery where Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is said to have received favorable verdicts in many stores across the country. The passage notes the remedy is widely available and valued for delivering what map expects as value for money.
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Cross Roads
Map
Cranbury Township 1915 16 School Board Actions Report
At the annual meeting March 16 1915 appropriations were set for current expenses 5450 building and repairing school houses 250 and manual training 4250. John W. B. Wicott George B. Mershon and Ezekiel Barclay reelected to the Board. April 5 officers elected Symmes H. Perrine president George B. Mershon vice president H. J. Butcher clerk and F. L. Evans supervising principal. Teachers listed for Schools No 1 and No 2 with resignations and replacements. transportation contracts awarded for Cranbury Neck Hightstone Wicoff's Mills Scott's Corner and other routes. Receipts and expenditures shown. balance of bonds and interest 1096 00 and balance in bonds of collector 7755 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury Township
John W. B. Wicott
George B. Mershon
Ezekiel
Barclay
Board of Education
Symmes H. Perrine
H. J. Butcher
F. L. Evans
Laura Boudder
Emma Mershon
Clementine Lewis
Della Bergen
Margaret Curry
Anna Ervin
Florence Perrine
Luella Hults
Mabel Thompson
Lewis
Alice Holland
Plainsboro School
Grange Hall
Irene van Nuis
Mabel Clayton
van Dyke
Cranbury Neck
Hightstone
Harvey Dey
Wicoff's Mills
Lewis Schenck
Scott’s Corner
F. F. Grove
Loside
South Brunswick
Miss MacLaren to Marry at Princeton Home
Miss Lydia Cobane MacLaren daughter of Dr and Mrs Williams MacLaren of Princeton and Warren Hastings of Elizabeth will wed Saturday evening at the bride’s home 35 Boudinot Street The Rev Dr Alfred Baker will perform the ceremony Attendants include Elizabeth Green MacLaren Elizabeth Lee McClenahan and Donald Ross MacLaren Lewis Baker Cuyler The reception follows Only relatives attend Miss MacLaren’s lineage ties to Princeton history and her husband to Elizabeth are noted Mr Hastings is a Princeton 1913 graduate
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Lydia Cobane MacLaren
Williams, MacLaren
Prisctton
Warren Hastings
Elizabeth
Lewis ‘Baker Cuyler
Miss MacLaren
New York City
Lincoln
Spain
Mr. Hastings
William H. Hastings
Princeton University
Constipation Relief Ad Promotes Chamberlains Tablets
A medical advertising blurb urges daily bowel movement and recommends Chamberlains Tablets after supper to correct constipation. It claims the remedy is obtainable everywhere and suitable for daily use.
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Copenhagen
East State St
Trenton, N. J
Cranbury Station
Joseph Henaway
Andrew Kane
Jamesburg
Mrs. Fredley
Mrs
Harry Bailey
Freeheld
Miss Maude Cruger
The
Westinghouse Company
Runyon
Jesus
Perrinneville
the Court of Last Resort
Annual School Report
Dayton
Ladies Missionary Society
Clark
Bath
John Everett
H. K. Dey
Wesley Applegate
Cecelia Everett
Lida Hubbard
A. Ely
Schoenly
Syrean
Mra
Mac Donald
Ellis Isle
Tillie Rowland
Wasaleh Academy
Utah
E VanDerveer
King’s Highway
H.R. Dey
Choxon
Peter D. Emmons
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Clark
Mark
Burslem
Whittall
Sirinbard
Asbury Park
Axminster
Brussels
Smyrna
New Jersey
Stewart
Lucas
LUX
J. Frank Dowdin
Cranbury, New Jersey
SUN Optical
F.c.leamning, Pres. Cor. State and
Warren St's
First National Bank
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