Community notes from Hightstown weekend visits and events
Local residents and visitors spent weekend days in town and nearby areas. Harold Hunt of Princeton College and Amos Mount of Trenton planned Monmouth Street house construction while Mary Armour spoke at the Baptist Church on May 9. Firemen attend Memorial Day events with Rev Dr Stanton preaching next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hunt
Princeton College
Mrs
Addison Hunt
John F. Lanning
Monmouth Street
Amos Mount
Trenton
John W. Early
Ariel Lee
Philadelphia
The
Baptist Church
Dr. Stanton
New Jersey
New Jersey Firemen’s Association
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Satisfied Parent
A testimonial from W. McClinton of Brandon Springs Alabama praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing a severe whooping cough in his baby. The ad notes the product is obtainable everywhere and highlights its success among popular preparations for the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. McClinton
Brandon Springs
Ala
Jamesburg Local Notes Chorus on Lincoln Lecture Profit Reported
A charity lecture on Abraham Lincoln at the Methodist Church raised over twenty five dollars with a net profit of 838 for the Mens Bible Class led by Rev. Holmes Gravatt. Local residents and visitors attended weddings visits and civic gifts noted amid town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Holmes Gravatt
Ferdinand Fuller
Jersey City
Margaret Dughi
Jacob Applegate
Sadie Potter
Florence
Joseph Applegate
Edward Applegate
Jamesburg Water Company
Mechanics Home Council
United American Mechanics
Home Defense League
Peculiar Proposition Liked By All
A quirky adage contrasts desire across ages. The small boy gains it freely while the young man must steal it and the old man pays for it. It speaks of a baby’s right a lover’s privilege a hypocrite’s mask. It touches on faith hope and charity across women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith
Hope
Charity
Millionaire Purchases Clarkeville Farm for Estate Remodel
D M Over a New York financier buys the 102 acre Herbert Coleman farm at Clarkeville through George A Rule. He plans full building renovations and an elegant estate. Dr Abram Flexner of the Rockefeller board will speak on education at the High School in early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol City
D. M. Over
New York
Hag
Herbert Coleman
Clarkeville
George A. Rule
Mr. Over
Village Improvement Society
Abram Flexner
Rockefeller General Board of Education
Scout Troop Cleans Land for Peddie Institute Gardens
The Boy Scouts of Peddie Institute under Scoutmaster H. D. Winters clear several acres at Peddie to plant gardens. Last year dredging at Peddie Lake filled about two acres of lowland slated for farming this summer. The 24 member troop also offers to assist local farmers with preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Peddie Institute
H. D. Winters
Peddie
Peddie Lake
Girl Learns Frying Pang Skills With Tennis Racquet
A girl combines kitchen and sport as she practices with a frying pan and a tennis racquet, hinting she will soon wait at sunset for beefsteak from her partner at the front gate.
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Corcoran Art Gallery
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Charles Franklin
John Lewis
Russell Rockhill
New Brunswick
Clifford Allen
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J. B. Schauck
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Wilson Pierre
Jobo
Harry Donahue
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Astory Park
Jamesburg
LeRoy Grover
Dutch Neck
C C. Emens
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Harry Howell
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