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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1917

Page

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Church and club notices from local parish events

The list covers sermons at First and Second Presbyterian churches with pastors Rev. J. E. Quarry and Rev. Warren Elsing, plus activities by the C. E. Society, Social Club led by Mrs J. E. Curry, Village Improvement, Home Guard, Reading Circle, and Children’s Day Committee. Schultz Memorial Church hosts psilogue day and a union Sunday school gathering under Middlesex County S. A. with Edna Earl Cole speaking. Crescent orchestra to perform.

Schultz Memorial H.S Dey W. H. Bergen John Soehler W.H. Bergen Luella Reynolds Martha Carleon Sunday School Board Middlesex County S. 5 Asociation J. C. Vannest Edna Earl Cole Crescent Orchestra

Cranbury Delegates at Allentown Meeting of Monmouth Society

Cranbury sent a strong turnout to the annual Monmouth Presbyterial Society for Home Missions meeting held in Allentown on Thursday. Delegates included Mrs J E Curry Mre, M E Bergen, Mrs J B Perrine, Mrs Samuel Perrine, Mrs 8 H Perrine, Mrs Wm P Brown, Mrs Jane Dey, Mrs A H Symmes, Miss Mary Edsall, Miss Hannah Hammond from First Church and Mrs Ella Stults, Mrs J S Silvers, Mrs Anna Spaulding, Mrs W J Campbell from Second Church.

Cranbury Allentown Monmouth Presbyterial Society For Home Missions J. E Curry Mre M. E. Bergen J. B. Perrine Samuel Perrine H. Perrine Wm. P. Brown Jane Dey A. H. Symmes Mary Edsall Hannah Hammond Ella Stults J. 8. Silvers Anna Spaulding W. J. Campbell

New Pastor Doran Arrives at Kocultz Memorial Church

Rev. H F Doran and his wife moved into the new parsonage with newly papered and painted rooms and fresh furnishings. Church ladies prepared a fine supper and the congregation plans a reception next Tuesday with speeches and music by the orchestra.

H. F. Doran Kocultz Memorial Church Hing Rey

Mrs Rue at Home After Illness and Recovery

Mrs Maude B Rue, ill for over a year with stomach and heart trouble, has returned to her parents' home and shows slow improvement. Dr Henry A Cotton, director of the New Jersey State Hospital and noted nerve disorders specialist, cites an infected tooth and overwork as the root causes and predicts a complete, though gradual, recovery as the body rebuilds.

Maude B Rue Henry A. Cotton New Jersey State Hospital Cotton

Cranbury Socials Highlight Pleasant Surprise and Local Play

Mrs Sara Clayton enjoyed a pleasant surprise Monday evening at a gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs E C Wilson and others. The Cranbury First Church chapel hosted a well received performance of Bachelor Hall by local players with Mrs J E B Curry introducing and music by the Crescent Orchestra.

Sara Clayton E. C.wilson John Wilfert Jobo B Perrine Samuel Perrine H. N. Scott E. Barclay Cole R. P. Stillwell G. B. Mershon I. C Hoffman Wm. H. Johnson Cranbury Bachelor Hall J EB Curry Crescent Orchestra

Engagement and Red Cross News From Local Community

Miss Florence Perrine announced her engagement to W Carleton Campbell at a Tuesday afternoon gathering. The Community Red Cross held its first meeting with Princeton helpers, elected officers, set room hours, and planned May days for surgical and sewing work plus a May 12 food sale to fund the auxiliary.

Florence Perrine William F. Perrine W. Carleton Campbell W. J. Campbell Missea Sara Perrive Emma Mershon Marion Campbell Hattie Lewis Della Bergen Helen Butcher Bertha Hoffman M Russell Johnson Cranbury Andrew Carton Trenton Community Red Cross Princeton Mac Burney Lloyd W. Geover June Rose Red Cross Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Charles Groves W. H. Gordon John Carlson Alexander Milne George B. Merabon John Murphy C. R. Wicoff Davie Mra. E Cicero Lewis Surgical F. 8. Davis Bila Stults OU. H. Lewis Milne John Wilfert John 5. Bilvers

Death of John Duncan at Dutch Neck in 89th year

John Duncan died at his home in Dutch Neck on Sunday morning at age 88 or 89. He was unmarried, son of the late William Duncan, and survived by his mother three sisters Mrs Hattie Nutt Mrs McGetrie and Mrs William Dey and four brothers Walter George William and Harry Duncan. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Dutch Neck church with interment at Cranbury.

John Duncan Dutch Neck William Duncan Hattie Nutt Mra McGetrie William Dey Walter George William Harry Duncan Cranbury

Two Local Weddings With Traveling Honeymoons

Edward W Appleget and Mrs Jennie Lewis wed in a Second Presbyterian ceremony. The couple left for Monmouth Junction and will reside in South Cranbury after a stay at Mr and Mrs L G Appleget’s home. Reba Ely Stillwell and J Morton Cole married in Tren ton with a Bethany Presbyterian ceremony. The couple, attended by Miss Alice Bleam and Harry Wood, plans a trip to Washington and the south. Miss Stillwell taught at Columbus School. Cole works for the American Bridge Company.

Edward W. Appleget l Jennie Lewis Warren Elsing Second Presbyterian Mange Clifford Conover Prescott Pullen Hightetown Lemuel Stults J. D Chamberlin Abram Voorhees Monmouth Junction L G. Appleget Poughkeepsie Reba-Ely Stllwell J. Morton Cole Trenton D. Wilson Hollinger Bethany Presbyterian Church New Bethany Range Hollinger Alice Bleam Harry Wood James F. Stillwell Cole Washington Columbus School Rebecca B

Barkalow and Field unite in quiet home wedding

Miss Marion Cleveland Field daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H Field of Hightstown married Alexander L Barkalow son of Mr. and Mrs William F Barkalow of Freehold on Saturday at 6 o'clock in the Field home on East Ward street Rev William A Stanton officiated The couple was attended by Miss Eleanore Hall Field and William Alexander Barkalow Jr The bride wore a navy blue traveling suit A reception followed and the couple left for a short wedding trip Barkalow serves as first sergeant in Company G NG NJ now stationed at Camden yards

Marion Cleveland Field James H. Field Hightstown Alexander L. Barkalow William F. Barkalow Freehold East Ward Street William A. Stanton Eleanore Hall Field William Alexander Barkalow, Jr H. B. Worthen Mendelssohn Barkalow Panama N G.N. J Camden Chip Yards Mrs. Barkalow

Morrisey Buchanan Wedding Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Clara M. Buchanan daughter of Mayor and Mrs Philip L Buchanan of Rockey Hill wed Frank Morrisey of Monmouth Junction in a quiet Saturday afternoon ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Only family members attended.

Clara M. Buchanan Philip L. Buchanan Rockey Hill Frank Morrisey Monmouth Junction

Percival Deane Dies Suddenly in Dayton Home

A. Percy Deane aged 45 dies suddenly Sunday at his sister Mrs George D Van Derveer's Dayton home. He was a skilled musician in Dayton Presbyterian Church choir and Goodwin's Band of Cranbury, member of P O B A camp No 182. Funeral by Rev John B Clark at his home Wednesday with interment in Dayton.

A. Percy Deane George D. van Derveer Dayton Dayton Presbyterian Church Goodwin Cranbury John B. Clark

Surprise shower honors Miss Davison before marriage

In Cranbury area, Miss Bama Davison was honored with a surprise variety shower at her sister Mrs. Charles R Field home. Guests included numerous local residents and relatives. A farewell reception for Mr. and Mrs. Ivins O. Horner was held at Broad St. Park Methodist Church in Trenton with speeches, music, and a token vase. Captain Mabion Ivins supervised the New Jersey National Guard institute drill and rifle range plans pending government rifles.

Walter Applegate Cranbury Bama Davison Charles R Field Davi Ivins O. Horner Mabion Ivins New Jersey National Guard Pe Paha Institute Hightstown Ivins

Dependable Baseball Goods From Stoll Stock

Dependable Baseball Goods offer a wide choice from the country’s best makes. The Stoll stock outfits clubs or professionals with quality items at low prices to guarantee value.

Also Mentioned on This Page

First Presbyterian J. E. Quarry Second Presbyterian Wise King Co. E. Society C. E. Society of the First Church J. E. Curry H.J Butcher Village Improvement Society W. H Johnson Odd Fellows Hall W. H Havens the Reading Circle First Presbyterian Chapel Mrs. Rue Mrs. Clayton Miss Perrine Appleget-Lewis Cole-Stillwell Barkalow-Field Morrisey-Buchanan Miss Davison Lydia Dey Helen Applegate Gladys Applegate Mary Hancock Anna Hancock Dora Wyckoff Kathryn A Davison Erma C. Reese Hazel Roszel Frances Romweber Edna Romweber Helen A Schuyler Elmer Etler Ernest Hancock Harry Rue Charles Polhemus Clifford P. Ely Alonzo Dey Mary E Gordon William Davison Frank Probacco Phoebe Messler Elmer Hutchinson Norman White Harvey Hiler Robbinaville Beesie Probasco Richmond Rocasseau Bertha Applegate Charles Perrine Russell Mershon Prospect Plains Everett Errickson William Gray Newark Arnold Stout Leon Mount Edinburgh Carlton Lambertson Ely Hausser New Sharon Percy Malsbury Imlaystown Edna Hutchinso Henry Larrison New Egypt Reuben Hendrickson Palmyry Edna Hutchinson Bila Forsythe Mary Forsythe T. Miller Dey Ezra Mrs. Horner Ja. Horner Horner Junior League John W. Wainwright Peddie Boys Drilling E. State St Trenton, N. J Emery Fredk W A. F. Williams Williams East State Street R. A. Donnelly State Street Broad Trenton, N J Daniel Block Clothing CO Washington Market Building Broad &J
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