Cranbury Social Notes and Visits Across Town and Beyond
Long list of Cranbury area residents and visitors including William H. Johnson with a German Officer's Helmet, Mr. and Mrs. Stillwell in Trenton, and overseas returnees from the 87th division. Attendees at gatherings, hospital and New York visits, and a Calanthe K P O Hightstown reception scheduled for April 2 with dancing. Statements of thanks for fire service and neighborly aid accompany notes of illness and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stout
Diabrow
Bergen
Emma Snow
L. G. Appleget
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
R. P. Stillwell
Morton Cole
Furman Stillwell
Trenton
Alice Suydam
Monmouth Junction
C. R. Wicoff
George Puerschner
New York
William Soehler
Overseas
John Soehler
Clara Huffington
Bridgeport
Hazel Hutchinson
Mrs. Griffiths
New York City
Ella Reese
Sarah Allen Court
Calanthe
K. of P
Hightstown
Opera House
Mamie Thornton
Sarah Green
Alfred Perrine
Florida
Mise Julia Scudder
Horseshoving and Blacksmithing Services Offered in Cranbury
The advertiser William Nichols offers first class horseshowing and blacksmithing from the Blacksmith Shop of E W Appleget Cranbury N J. A sale by public auction set for March 29 with Henry Kenk selling stock and farm machinery on Ridge Road between Monmouth Junction and Kingston with F F Grove as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Appleget
Cranbury
N. J
William Nichols
Henry Kenk
Ridge Road
Monmouth Junction
Kingston
F. F. Grove
Jacob F. Oehler
Orphans’ Court
County of
Middlesex
Narrogate
WillLins
Cox
Andrew D White Library Bequeathed to Cornell University
Andrew D White a noted American diplomat owned a vast collection of 40 000 volumes focusing on world history. He died recently and left the library to Cornell University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Andrew D. White
America
Mr. White
Birrel
Cornell University
Wars and ideals from historic conflicts cited in sermon
A Brooklyn Eagle sermon extols the outcomes of major wars from Marston Moor to 1914, praising the destruction of feudalism and autocracy, the rise of parliament and democracy, and the push for international law and peace. It condemns militarism and urges restraint on national resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marston Moor
England
Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn Eagle
Great Britain
George Til
Republic
International Supreme Court
Germany
Belgium
Ahab
Naboth
Andol
Audit of Monroe Township Balance Sheet 1918
Monroe Township Committee receives audit showing cash 458.56 and due from collector 8 411. Taxes receivable 1918 7 668 48 1917 2 502 24 and prior 15 754 36 Liabilities include tax revenue note 3 000 00 and due school 7 200 00 Surplus revenue 5 554 36. Also notices: reward for lawn roller return and various classified ads for sale and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Township
Monroe
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the Cranbury Press
Willam H. Johnson
Washington, D.C
E. Harder
Gertrude
Mra
Thomas Hutton
Fred Cox
Penna Neck
Helen Forman
A. O. Bue
Town
Jacob Gordon
H. F. Doran
T. B. Mordecai
Wilmington
Del
Madeline Perrine
Mary Symmes
Caroline Applegate
Mary Perrine
Eleanor Ellis
Edith Symmes
G. M. Perrine
Madeline
Barcalow
Jamesburg
John
Applegat
John Cook
Red Bank
Harvey
Mary Dey
The
Telephone Exchange
Raymond P. Stillwell
Harry Appleget
Mias Mayme Appleget
Brown & Gipson
Harry N. Scort
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Chevrolet Motor Co
Telephone Hightstown
Epward E. UsHeEr
A. W. Foran
Rhode Island
Raymond
Griggs
Julius Zalvtzz
McLean Street
Freehold, N. J
Apollo Lodge
No. 166
Harry N. Scott
W. M
R. A. Donnelly’s
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Trenton, N. J
J. Ely Devs New Show Room
Stockton St., Hightstown, N. J
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Vineland
Gustom
Bungalow Poultry Farm
C. H. Chandler
B.D. No
Plainsboro
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Tours
S. P. Dunham & Co
Trenton,n. J
Kilburn
Horace Mann
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