Cranbury Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
A Cranbury column details numerous neighbors visiting family in Trenton and New York, plus townsfolk attending church lectures, theater, and events. It lists names such as Barclay, Headley, Voorhees, Applegate, Gordon, Burroughs, Swetland, and Doran, with activities from house parties to a Palestine lecture, garden tours, and a noticed rash of pet illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Barclay
Thomas Headley
Dayton
M. A. Blake
A. J. Farley
New Brunswick
Ruth Applegate
Freehold
H. M. Voorhees
H. M. Voornes & Bros
Trenton
Odd Fellows Parade
Emma Harder
Geo. W. Burroughs
J. E. Curry
Palestine
F. Doran
Holy City
Lillian Bergen
Mararet Bergen
Enid Walker
Ruth Swetland
Lightstown
Frank Brown
Cynwides
Joseph Gordon
Brooklyn
William Gordon
Georgia Thompson
Benjamin Bayles
Emma Reynolds
Ina Puerschner
Mra Puerschner
New York
John Pergoline
Philadelphia
Reida Schnell
Cornelius
Charles Cottrell
Mame Hoffman
Alex, Applegate
Little Son
Thompson
Prospect Plains
Harry Applegate
Mayme Applegate
Robert Sutton
Minnie Sutton
Newark
North Cranbury
David C. Lewis
Frank S. Davin Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Edw. W. Applegate
Stanley Barclay
I. C. Hoffman
William C. Hoffman
Trevvtor
Alex. Milne
White Plains
N. Y
Cranbury
Id Huenza
Cole
Winfield Stahl
Walter Scott
le Roy Scott
Ernest Scott
Rahway
H. F. Doran
Joseph Savige
Anna Spaulding
William H. Bergen
Albert Grover
Henry Conover
Camp Dix
Carl Seaman
Alyah Probasco
Allentown
Willis Applegate
the Trent
Election register meeting for Plainsboro township May 6 1919
The Cranbury township board of registry and election will meet at Plainsboro Hall on April 29 1919 to prepare a voters list for the special election May 6 1919 at Plainsboro Hall. The election concerns acceptance or rejection of the act incorporating Plainsboro in Middlesex County. Dated April 14 1919. Walter H Havens, Clerk. Apr 18 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Middlesex
Plainsboro Hall
Plainsboro
New Jersey
Walter H. Havens
Personal Tax Arrears List for Monroe Township 1918
In accordance with the 1918 Tax Revision Act a list of delinquents for personal taxes due in 1918 is published with amounts unpaid as of March 31. Second publication occurs two weeks after the first. those who paid after the first will be stricken from the list. Names include Aprill to Zerwick with various given names and initials. Also notices of lost trombone slide horn and local ads for cattle, colie pups, and farm goods appear.
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the Cranbury Press
Reyah Temple
John McNamee
N.J
F. Grove
Chamberlin
Monroe Township
Aprill
George
Blook
Joseph
Boyce
Fred
Conover
Clarence
Lewis
Cooper
William
Denton
Francis M
Dey
Peter
Elias
John H
Deerdorf
R. R
Edenhofer
John
Epstien
Jacob
Frier
Jack
Gildy
Warren
Grant
Hoffman
Chas
Hanterford
Heege
Lester
Hermann
F. C
Lavender
Leonard
Frank
Marcell
H. G. Novae
Nodecker
Reid
George W
Southard
Schenck
Smith
William S
Werthmann
Wyckoff
Thomas
Wilson
Andrew
Wood
Albert
Yetman
Robert
Zerwick
Ernest J
Princeton Junction
T. C. Hoffman
Samuel Sagotsky
Freehold, N. J
S. Griggs
Cranbury, N. J
Rhode Island
Raymond
Griggs
Apollo Lodge
Harry N, Scott
W.M
Geo. J. Watson
BABY
Vineland
Tota
Bungalow Poultry Farm
C. H. Chandler
Monmouth Junction
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Shinn
Hiram A. Gook
Strand Theatre
Hightstown, N. J
Friday Goldwyn
Geraldine Farrar
Farrar
Geraldine
Bul Parson
Paramount Screen
Thomas H. Ince
Pathe News
Select Pictures
Constance Talmadge
Sally
Francis Sterrett
Constance
Bessie Barriscale Inc
Gardner Sullivan
Sthose
Bessie Barriscale
Hightstown
Charlie Chaplin
Paramount
Marguerite Clare
Delineator
Marguerite
Ford Educational
Sporting Life
Eagle
B. F.gunson
B. F.gunson, Clothier and Haberdasher
E. State Street
Hotel Windsor
N. J
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Trenton, N. J
S. P. Dunham & Co
Kilburne
Upper Broad Street
J. Ely Dev
Stockton St
Hightstown,n. J
Sun
Opricalm F.C