Cranbury Personalities and Upcoming Events in May 1911
Local notes include social visits from B P Stillwell and guests, trips to Lakewood and Trenton, and a theater drama The House of Rimmon at First Presbyterian chapel. Highlights feature Elise Chamberlin, Edward Mack, and Mrs. Voorhees. preparations for Decoration Day music by Goodwin's Band and new constructions around Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Woolston
J. S. Silvers & Bro
McNamee
Hay Press
Plainsboro
Goodwin
Allentown
Princeton Vale
Local residents list home repairs and visits in Cranbury area
The column notes numerous homes having cement walks and painting done by residents including E. Wilson W. Russell Silvera Ernest Stults Amzi A Duncan and Amzie F Davison among others. It also mentions visitors guests sick lists and a schoolhouse sale with Cranbury Neck sold to Mr Keehn Wyckoff Milla unsold and various social visits in Trenton Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ©. Wilson
W. Russell Silvera
Ernest Stults
W. I. Stults
South Cranbury
Addison Mount
Nettie Shotwell
Florence Stimpson
Trenton
William Cox
Board of Education
Cranbury Neck
Keehn
Wyckoff
Milla
Reed
M. E.bergen
van Dyke
Ford
George T. Scott
Amzi A. Duncan
Derrick G. Davison
Brooklyn
Kew
Amanda Voorhees
E. S. Barclay
Philadelphia
James Wilson
John H. Barclay
Central Local Union Meeting at Cranbury Church
The seventy-ninth meeting of the Central Local Union of C. E. will convene at the First Presbyterian Church Cranbury N J with morning and afternoon sessions on May 13. The Spring Institute of the Middlesex County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the Baptist chapel Piscataway on Thursday May 18 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Local Union of C. E
First Presbyterian Church
Cranbury
N. J
The
Spring Institute
Middlesex County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Baptist Chapel
Piscataway
Fraternal visit to Helvetia Lodge noted
Middlesex Lodge No 90 members W H Johnson Abram Voorhees Raymond Stillwell William F Perrine Reuben Reynolds N F Clayton Lewis Applegar E S Barclay and Dr B S Van Dyke paid a fraternal visit to Helvetia Lodge of New Brunswick on Tuesday evening. A fire of unknown origin damaged bedding furniture and clothing in a Cranbury Station bedroom discovered by a daughter who with neighbors helped extinguish it Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helvetia Lodge
Messrs
W. H. Johnson
Abram Voorhees
Raymond Stillwell
William F. Perrine
Reuben Reynolds
N. F. Clayton
Lewis Appleger
E. S.barclay
B.S. van Dyke
Middlesex Lodge No
New Brunswick
Thos, ‘Collins
Cranbury Station
House of Rimmon to aid public library drive
The House of Rimmon is to be given by performers for the benefit of the public library. Members of the Ladies Reading Circle will contribute significant time and effort freely and cheerfully to the project.
Endeavor Society to Meet at First Presbyterian Chapel
The Christian Endeavor Society will meet in the First Presbyterian chapel Sunday evening. The subject is The Universal Duty of Making Pledges led by Miss Reba Vreeland Festival at Dayton. The U P 8 C E of Dayton Presbyterian church will hold a strawberry festival in the chapel on Thursday evening, June 1. There will be cake ice cream candy and berries. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian ‘Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Chapel
Reba Vreeland
Dayton
Dayton Presbyterian Church
House of Rimmon activities and readings noted
The Young People's Christian Association of the Second Presbyterian Church plans a Saturday meeting at Miss Lizzie Perrine's home on the universal duty of making pledges led by Dr B S Van Dyke. The Ladies Reading Circle meets May 17 with Mrs VanDyke for book criticisms and a talk on current literature by Miss Grover. Goodwin's Band serenaded residents on Main Street Monday evening, receiving appreciation and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Association of the
Second Presbyterian Church
Lizzie Perrine
B. S. van Dyke
VanDyke
Miss Fewsmith
Miss Grover
Goodwin
Main Street
First Annual Dinner of Howell Society Reported
Rev. C W Heisley and Blaine Davison attended the First Annual Dinner at Red Men’s Hall Farmingdale with toasts and reminiscences. Reading Circle Spring Reception planned for June 1 at Mrs J Bilvers home. Charles C Groves reports 2 percent auto rate with twelve policies this week. Rev C W Heisley spoke at M E Church about Daniel in the lions den with audience questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Davison
Howell Society
Red Men’s Hall
Farmingdale
Ladies Reading Circle
Jennie Duncan
A. M. Davidson
Anna Spaulding
H.c.symmes
G. W. Burroughs
B. Barclay
Elva Chamberlin
J. D. Chamberlin
S. J. Bergen
J. _Bilvers
Horticultral Society executives visit Orchard Side Farm
The New Jersey State Horticultural Society executives led by Horace Roberts Moorestown Dr J B Ward Newark William H Reid Tennent Elias Black Little Silver and John H Barclay Cranbury spent Monday at Orchard Side Farm for a business and blossom viewing. Bucklen Arnica Salve line advertised with claims of cures for burns boils scalds and more at 25 cents. For rent a seven room house advertised in Hightstown. Executors of Anna Monahan seek final account settlement in Middlesex County Orphans Court on June 16 1911 at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Anna Monahan
Orphans’ Court
County of
Middlesex
John Monaban
Jbn
Joseph A. Monaban
Thomas Eliott
Notice to creditors of David Hill estate
Charles Edwards administrator and David Hill deceased by direction of the Surrogate of Middlesex County give notice to creditors to present debts demands and claims under oath within nine months from March 6 1911 or be barred from action against the administrator Clares H Epwards Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles—H—Edwards
David Hill
County of
Middlesex
Clares H. Epwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury. Press
B. P. Stillwell
Corona Club
Ella Stults
W. Russell Silvers
Lawrenceville
John D. Chamberlin
Edward Mack
Russel Johnson
Winfield Stephens
Asbury Park
E. C. Wilson
D. N. Appleger
Newart
Voorhees
Elias Stults
John 8. Silvers
Elizabeth Fenemith
Georgia Nutt
Lakewood
Nicholas Vreeland
Middlebush
John B. Perrine
John Frazier
H. J. Groves
Charles Hoffman
Richard Glueck
Jersey City
Cole
Albert Chamberlin
Hightstown
T. Ely Schenck
Harvey Everett
Passpic
J. L. Whitaker
Florida
Crescent Orchestra
House of Rimmon
Cora Rowland
Princeton
Mary Farr
Albert Frazier
Augustus Conover
W. J. Thomas
J. W. Frazier
Marie Groves
John Stout
W. E. Groves
Gilbert Pullen
Hightetown
I. C. Hoffman
Pullen
Edna Hutchinson
James Hutchinson
Frank
Perrine
Phoenixville
Alice Townsend Perrine
Milton VanDerveer
Fannie VanDerveer
Elizabeth Fewsmith
Georgia Nutt, the ‘Teachers Who Make Their Home With Mrs. VanDerveer
Lewis
Russell Johnson
Rider-Moore School
W. FE
Lewis D. Stulis
Richard Mason
Clifford Conover
Long Island
W. J. Campbell
Jacob Hoffman
New York
William Mount
J. Young
Elizabeth Totten
Samuel Bennett
Vincent Perrine
Reuney Perrine
Windsor
J. J. Bradley
Frances
G. B Mershon
Isaac M. Cubberly
Central Local Union
Christian’ Endeavor
Rimmon
C. A
Reading Circle
Charles C. Groves
Mr. Groves
Daniel
Lions’ den
C. W. Heisley
M. E
Bucklen
N. F.clayton
Apollo Lodge
Joseph E. Curry
W. M
John Carlson
Church and
Morrison Streets
Frank Swinger
H. J. Butcher
Charles F. Haley
Cranbury, N. J
Nobice
Devoe
P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
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the Hat Store
E. State Street
Hatter
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