Installation of Rev Dr Burslem at Plainsboro and Monmouth Junction
Arrangements completed for the installation of Rev Dr Burslem appointed to the Plainsboro and Monmouth Junction Churches by the Presbytery of New Brunswick. Monmouth Junction service Friday May 23 at 7 45 with sermon by Rev James O Boyd. Plainsboro service Thursday May 22 at 7 45 with sermons by Rev J Loetscher and Rev Paul Martin and charges by Rev S G Snowden. Special music and public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burslem
Plainsboro
Monmouth Junction
Presbytery of
New Brunswick
Trenton
James O. Boyd
Princeton
Hugh B. McCauley
James Clark
Dayton
J. Loetscher
Paul Martin
S. G. Snowden
Fifth Presbyterian Church of
Fruit Gleaners and Willing Workers Plan Joint Sabbath Event
A cordial invitation extends from the Fruit Gleaners Mission Band of the Second Presbyterian Church to the Willing Workers Band of the First Church for a Sabbath meeting on May 15 in the Second Church chapel. The program includes an orchestra, vocal solos, scripture readings, prayers, and hymns. Also noted is a Young People’s Association meeting on Sunday evening with Miss Mary Hughes leading on The stature of Christ. Mrs. Isabelle Mason, wife of the late Thomas Mason, dies at Ocean Grove. funeral held in Hightstown with Rev. Thos Tyack, D D officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit Gleaners Mission
Second Presbyterian Church
Willing Workers
Second Church
Alber
Barclay
Young People’s Christian Association
The
Christ
Mary Hughes
Isabelle Mason
Thomas Mason
Andrew and
Lydia Duncan
RK. H. Mason
Ocean Grove
Hightstown Presbyterian Church
Thos
Tyack
Mason
Barclay of
Cranbury
Estelle Moore
RTGS
Ceridwyn Rossorg
Arthur L. Burroughs
Hightstown Grange
New Jersey Association
Elva Chamberlin
Clifford Chamberlin
Arthur L Burroughs
Hattie Lewis
Bob
Rebecca Luke
Ditmar
Katherine Rogers
Miss Butcher
Philip Royson
Arthur Burroughs
Marion Bryant
Katherine
Miss Ford Jenkins
Rebecca
David Lewis
Patty
Mary Spaulding
Robert Brown
Benson and Benson
Chas
Groves
Ditmars
Mr Burroughs
W. Russell Silvers
Miss Lewis
Mr. Silvers
Mr. Bob
Miss Spaulding
Mr. Groves
Miss Ditmars
Mr. Burroughs
Philip
Miss Ford
David Lewis Tonte
Anna Sendding
G. W. Burroughs
E. Barclay
S. H. Perrine
H. Tr Butcher
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Hightstown
Emma Ditmats
Esther Elfreth
Princeton mourns Miss Susan Wor Olden longtime resident
Miss Susan Wor Olden of Princeton died at home on Washington Road at age ninety. Born in Princeton she was daughter of the late Benjamin and Mary Worth Olden and belonged to a prominent local family. Funeral arrangements for John A Applegate followed at First Presbyterian with Brainerd Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan-Wor
Princeton
Washington Road
Miss Olden
Benjamin and
Mary Worth Olden
John A. Applegate
First Presbyterian
This Place
Brainerd
Cranbury Fire Company Elects Officers
The Cranbury Fire Company held its annual meeting electing J. Murphy as president R. P. Stillwall as vice president W. F. Perrine as secretary and treasurer BE C. Wilson as chief and assistants M. A Rue J. J. Bradley. The next meeting is set for Tuesday May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Company
Cranbury Fire Company
J. Murphy
R. P. Stillwall
W. F. Perrine
BE. C. Wilson
M. A.rue
J. J. Bradley
Ladies Reading Circle Spring Reception and Medal Contest
The Ladies Reading Circle hosted a spring reception with pink and white décor, musicales, a Farce Mr Bob and a cast praised for amateur performances. A Silver Medal Oratorical Contest by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union follows at Cranbury Methodist Church with several contestants, judges, and a fundraising silver offering for temperance education.
Wagon overturns spilling groceries and eggs
While on his route Wednesday morning W P Gibson collided with a horse in John Wolf's yard causing the wagon to overturn. The accident wrecked about five hundred eggs and scattered groceries all over the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Gibson
John Wolf
Horse kick injures local grader at Spring Lake
Percy Egnor, two weeks into grading lawns for the new summer home of J. and Bennett at Spring Lake, was kicked by a horse in the stable, stamped on, and badly bruised. He has a broken rib and a possibly injured ankle, and is under the care of Dr. B. S. Van Dyke after being brought home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Egnor
Spring Lake
J. &. Bennett
Mr. Egnor
Mr.Egnor
B.S. van Dyke
Mount J Duncan Returns to Health After Illness
Mount J Duncan, recently very ill, has returned from a visit with friends at East Orange and is now staying with Mr and Mrs Enoch Eldridge at Hightstown. Friends rejoice as his health greatly improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount J. Duncan
East Orange
Enoch Eldridge
Hightstown
Mrs McDowell Improving Nicely
Mrs J D Chamberlin was called to New Brunswick this week due to the serious illness of her mother Mrs George McDowell who had an attack of acute appendicitis from which she is now recovering. She is at her home at Mr Edward Mack s and responded to treatment no operation being performed. Mrs Chamberlin has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Chamberlin
New Brunswick
George McDowell
Edward Mack
Chamberlin
State Home for Boys elects new president
At a trustees meeting a reorganization was effected with the election of Dr. Frank M. Donohue of New Brunswick as president to succeed the late Frederick M. Lockwood of Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Home For Boys
Frank M. Donohue
New Brunswick
Frederick M. Lockwood
Jersey City
Polly in Politics at Plainsboro Church Hall
Plainsboro Church young people stage Polly in Politics a farce on Tuesday May 27 with special music and a cake ice cream and stratoberries sale in the hall basement to benefit the church. Rev Dr Madison J Peters will lecture on The High Cost of Living before Plainsboro Grange on May 19 with hopes for large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Plainsboro
Madison J. Peters
Brooklyn
Plainsboro Grange
Cranbury
Hightstown
Lawrenceville
Windsor
H. A. Stults
Ina Herman
West Pittston
Anna Grover
J—E Franklin-Brads
Philadelphia
Wm. Major
G. A. Burslem
Walker-Gordon Farm
Wm. Saylor
Winifred Jackson
New Milford
Nancy Grinnell
Evelyn Stults
Trenton
Warren Jones
Henry
Louise Jeffers
J. D. An Doren
Norton McCallum wed in Hightstown Trinity Church
Miss Helen Grace Norton daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard W Norton of Hightstown married Arthur McCallum son of Mr and Mrs David McCallum of Highland Park New Brunswick in Trinity Episcopal Church Hightstown The Rev R Bowden Shepherd officiated Norton was a trained nurse in New York McCallum previously represented Berber Asphalt in Venezuela served as Venezuelan government consul and later worked in the Public Service commercial department in New Brunswick He also sang with the Second Reformed Church choir in New Brunswick The couple now reside in a handsome Adelaide Avenue Highland Park home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Grace Norton
Richard W. Norton
Hightstown
Arthur McCallum
David McCallum
Highland Park
New Brunswick
Trinity Episcopal Church
R. Bowden Shepherd
Trenton
Miss Norton
New York
McCallum
Berber Asphalt Company
Venezuela
Public Service
Second Reformed Church
Adelaide Avenue
Express schedule update for Cranbury to Trenton route
The Cranbury and Trenton Auto Express and proprietor J. Leroy Stout announce a new morning departure from Cranbury at 7 40. The change gives patrons more time in the city and affects daily travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury and
Trenton
Auto Express
J. Leroy Stout
Cranbury
Five Entertainments Course Secures Subscriptions
The committee reports a sufficient number of subscribers for next winter's course. At the May 9 meeting one hundred sixty six tickets at 1 25 each were pledged, ensuring contract signing. Subscribers may apply to committee members listed, including Mrs Barclay, Mrs Johnson, Mrs Bradley, Mrs Chamberlin, Mrs Gee, Mr Havens, Rev Allen. Chamberlain's Liniment advertised for lame back with dealer sales.
Yard Silk Gloves Show Quality and Range
Silk gloves offered in a steady price scale from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars with variations in clutch, length, and colors. Fownes double tip 50c gloves in several colors. 75c finer silk. 81c heavier. 7de 12-button. 1.00 for 16-button. 1.25 finer 12-button. 1.50 finer 12-button.
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Stanley Barclay
Frieda Schnell
Edrea Applegate
Anna Shock
China Hunters
Miss MacDonald
Ida Belle Bogart
Enid Walker
Imlay O'Neil
Louise Schnéll
Charlies Brown
Milton Lawrence
Isaiah Barclay
James’ O'Neil
Margaret Applegate
Mrs. Mason
Susan Worth Olden
Reading Circle
J. Duncan
Dr. Donohue
MecCallum
Norfton
Express
Chamberlain
Batt
Stoll’s
Parges Post
Uncle Sam
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
Taylor Opera House
Se Tao Meli Toyh
Williams
A. F. Williams
East State Street
Nid
R. A. Donnelly
S. Broad Street
Beacon Light
John Winar
Granbury, N. J
Trenton’s
Daniel Block
Washington Market
S. Broad St