The Churches and Local Events in Cranbury
The Cranbury pages list church activities at First Presbyterian led by Rev. J E Curry with the Lame Man sermon, Second Presbyterian worship, and CBE Society meeting. Civic groups include the Woman's Club guest day, a reception at the Chamberlin home with Miss Cathcart, Per Pente, and Mr Richardson. forthcoming talks by Mrs Colton and a Father and Son banquet featuring Judge Carey and Princeton Club entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
J. E. Curry
Woman's Club
J Edward Chamberlin
Landmann
Carlotta Davison
Hightetown
J. Halsey Reid
Cranbury
J. Edward Chamberlin
Helen Cathcart
G. J. Per Pente
Allan Richardson
New Brunswick
Cathcart
Per Pente Eang
Richardson
Arthur Clayton
Welsh
H Perrine
Geo. B. Mershau
C. P. Emmons
D. W. Clayton
Clifford Conover
H. N. Scott
J. B. Perrine
Clarence Perine
W. N. Hughes
FA. Brown
Anna Chamberlin
Judge Carey
Princeton
Charles Grover
Péddie
Second Presbyterian Church of
Odd Fellows Meet And Orange Trip Plans
Notice to Middlesex Lodge No. 90 I O O F members to attend a regular meeting on Monday evening May 16 at o o'clock with new initiates and refreshments. Members planning to travel to Orange on Saturday May 21 to report at the meeting. Ladies Aid to serve a supper for the State Agriculture Society on Wednesday evening May 18 in the Methodist Church basement. Supper 75 cents with menu includes Boiled Ham Baked Beans Escalloped Potatoes Beg Salad Balls Rhubarb Pickles Radishes Coffee Strawberry Short Cake. Sheriff Sells Property New Brunswick May 12 Ebner Wyckoff sold 216 acres in Monroe township between Cranbury and the Red Tavern in a chancery action. Complainants Albert Chamberlin Ezekiel B Barclay. Defendants Lew and Henrietta Klemenzewski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Lodge No. 90
Orange
Ladies Aid
State Agriculture Society
Methodist
New Brunswick
Ebner Wyckoff
Court of Chancery
Albert Chamberlin
Ezekiel
Barclay
Lew
Henrietta Klemenzewski
Cranbury
Red Tavern
Monroe Township
Kemmerer
Middlesex County Board of Agriculture
Princeton
Agee
Trenton
Cranbury Orchestra
A. W. Totten
L. A Clinton
G. D. Brill
Boys’ and Girls’ Club
D. J Perrine
State Federation
M BE
Death of John R. Dey Near Union Valley
John R. Dey of Union Valley region died at St Francis hospital Trenton after a carpentry accident at Arthur Clayton’s barn. He was struck by a hay mon pole while at work and died eight weeks after hospitalization. Survived by widow, three sons, two daughters. funeral Monday May 16 at 2 p.m. from his home, Rev. Curry officiating. Interment Brainerd Cemetery, Cole, Son & Co. in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Dey
Union Valley
St. Francis Hospital
Trenton
Mr. Dey
Arthur Clayton
John P
Elizabeth Dey
Mr. Curry
First Presbyterian Church
Brainerd
Cole, Son & Co
Block Dance in Cranbury May 30 8 PM with Tall Cedar Band
The Fire Company of Cranbury New Jersey invites all to a Decoration Day Block Dance on May 30 at 8 PM Standard Time. Music by Tall Cedar Band of New Brunswick. Space for dancing and parking available, with segregated seating noted. Admission 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Company
Cranbury
N. J
Tall Cedar Band
New Brunswick
E. Bennett
Jos. Wyckoff
Peter Urban
Norman Applegate
Wm. T.denigan
M. A. Rue
Traffiic
W. H. Gordon
C. Raymond Wicoff
E. C. Wilson
Stanley Conover
William Smith
Marjorie Lennox Weds Stanley Nowlen in New York
Rev L E Lennox attended the marriage of his daughter Marjorie Lennox to Stanley Nowlen of Benton Harbor Michigan at St Luke s Church in New York City. The bride wore white satin with a tulle veil and lilies of the valley. The ceremony featured maid of honor Ruth Lennox and best man Eugene Nowlen, with Joannies Alice and Elizabeth Morrison assisting. Afterward a wedding dinner followed, a planned reception canceled due to a brother s illness, and the couple planned a honeymoon in Hot Springs Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Lennox
L. E. Lennox
Marjorie
Stanley Nowlen
Benton Harbor
Mich
St. Lukes Church
48Th Street
New York City
Ruth Lennox
Eugene Nowlen
Alice
Elizabeth Morrison
Hot Springs
Hightstown Trust Company stock subscriptions close June 1
Hightstown May 12 It was announced last night that subscriptions for the capital stock of the Hightstown Trust Company will close on Wednesday June 1 It was also announced that the Trust Company will be open Saturday evenings for the convenience of the farmers and other out of town patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown
Hightstown Trust Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Second Presbyterian
Frederick Schweitzer
Second Church
C. E. Society
C. BE. Society of the Second Church
Milton van Derveer
Second
Church
Christian Endeavor
Banks Stahl
Edward Schnell
Ernest Walker
Karl Puerschner
Samuel Michelson
Lillie Farr
Colton
League of Women Voters
Woman’s Club
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Frederick W. Loetscher
J. Ritchie Smith
Loetscher
Philadelphia
Princeton Seminary
Smith
Harrisburg
Presbyterian
Our Church
Glee Club
Pinafore Sullivan Mandolin Club
The
Barefoot Trail Wiggers Glee Club
Mr. Michel
Messrs. Goodspeed, Schwabe, Winegar
Barrett Glee Club
Mr. Torbert
Acte
Mandolin Club Herbert Soldiers
Faust
Gounod
Peddie
Perrine
E. Barclay
J. D. Chamberlin
M. EB. Bergen
H. Perrine
Ralph Powell
Sevenhair
F. J. Sorter
H J. Butcher
John Pyatt
Tappen
Bowne
Crabiel
Cora Welsh
H. F. Doran
Overington
Anthony Luidens
Bolo
J. M. Crabiel
D. Leigh Colvin
Georgia
Mary Harris Armour
E. S. Lamson
Free Bridge Board
Roy Heath
Edwards
New Jersey Free Bridge Commission
EB. Smith Lamson
S. P. Dunham & Co
Heath
Pennsylvania
Lamean
E. Kaufrean
New Jersey
Charles Wilson
William Totten
George Marlatt
Gloucester
Helen Schuyler
Yardville
Thomas Stelle
Joseph Bussom
Frank Bussom
B. Frank Mount
Bergen Mills
E. W. Garwood
Bordentown
Henry Stackhouse
Sharon Station
Harry Moore
Masonville
Claire Moore
Franklin Street
Chamber of Commerce
East State
Richelieu
the Williams
A. F. Williams
East State St
Ad Block Clothing CO
South Broad St
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