Local Social Notes From Wee Town and Trenton
Miss Margaret Hanning visited Mr and Mrs Enoch Eldridge of Wee town during the week. Mrs W P Brown and Mrs W P Gibson drove to Trenton Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Albert Chamberlin of Hightstown. Capt George A Bennett of Trenton spends the summer with George Ely and family. Miss Marion Bergen of Princeton visits W B Silvers and Mrs Elia Stults for a few days. Clifford G Brown spent part of last week with friends in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Baird Davison
Clifford Chamberlie
Philadelphia
Lizzie Petty
Jane Dey
Trenton
Wm. M Cox
A. O Reed
Spencer
Clara Spencer
Minnie Shotwell
Raymond Griggs
Samuel Hughes
William Byron
Vincent Hughes
J. Silvers
Wm P. Gibson
W.P. Brown
Lakewood
B. H. Dey
Bay Side
L. I
A. G. Dey
George B Ely
Joseph C. Chamberlin
Rhoda Dorrance
Freehold
Margaret Hanning
Enoch Eldridge
Weetown
W. P. Brown
W. P Gibson
Albert Chamberlin
Hightstown
George A. Bennett
George Ely
Marion Bergen
Princeton
W. B. Silvers
Elia Stults
Farmers Field-day Meeting Planned in Plainsboro NJ
The New Jersey State Board of Agriculture with the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station and the US Department of Agriculture Office of Farm Management host a Farmers Field-day at the Walker-Gordon Farm in Plainsboro on Wednesday May 29 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Board of Agriculture
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Office of Farm Management
United States Department of Agriculture
Walker- Gordon
Plainsboro
N. J
Mrs. A. A Bennett Plans Handsome House in South Cranbury
Mrs. A. A Bennett has completed arrangements for the building of a handsome house on her lot in South Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A Bennett
South Cranbury
Fire alarm at Symmes farm house minor chimney blaze
A Wednesday morning fire alarm led to a small fire in a house on the A. H. Symmes II farm. The blaze was confined to the chimney in the residence occupied by Charles Vincent and caused no material damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vincent
A. H. Symmes II
Strawberry Festival at Dayton Parish This May
The Society of the Presbyterian church of Dayton hosts a straw berry festival next Tuesday evening May 28 in the chapel. Fine straw berries ice cream cake and other delicacies will be available. Music will enliven the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CE. Society of the Presbyterian Church of Dayton
Ian the Chapel
Stabbing on Brainerd Lake Injures Boy
Albert Wade was stabbed in the leg by James Hagerty during a confrontation on Brainerd Lake. Wade required a physician’s care from Dr. H. C. Symmes. The Reading Circle meets next Wednesday with Mrs J E Curry on Our Government. committee in charge is Mrs Davison and Mrs Conover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wade
Brainerd Lake
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Young Wade
H. C. Symmes
Entertaining Embroidery Club and Grange Events
Mr and Mrs Raymond Griggs entertained the Dayton Embroidery Club on Saturday night with many guests including Mr and Mrs Harvey Dey and the Erricksons. Plainsboro Grange hosted Lawrenceville Grange members on Monday with piano violin pieces Recitations and readings. Plainsboro Grange to visit Lawrenceville on June 28. Steinbach's Opening advertises the largest resort store opening in Asbury Park May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Griggs
Dayton Embroidery Club
Harvey R. Dey
Roland Dey
Harry Farr
John Errickson
Celia Errickson
Julia Errickson
Griggs
W M. Cox
T. Mount Applegate
Johnes
Jobo Everett
Celia
Plainsboro ‘Grange
Lawrenceville Grange
Jefferson Maple
P. A. VanKirk
A. J. Hendrickson
Edward G. Weart
Luella Hultz
Plainsboro Grange
Georgaphy
Lillian Locke
Sara B
R. W. Cook
John Maple
C. H. Smith
Frank Applegate
Pheodore Piereau
J.G. Pierson
Edward 8. Weart
Phillip Johouses
Charles Bainbridge
Arthur Phelps
J D. Lawrence
E K Locke
Henry Maple
Fred Hendrickson
Jacob Hendrickson
Roosevelt to Speak in Asbury Park on May 25
Roosevelt will address Asbury Park in the morning of May 25 as crowds gather for the grand opening of the new Sreinbach's Largest Resort Store in the World. The event promises a major attraction for visitors and residents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Asbury Park
Sreinbach’s
Memorial Day Tribute to Deceased Veterans
Memorial Day reflections recall veterans with wreaths laid on lonely graves. Epwa Mac Donan honors those who saved the nation, urging remembrance and reverence as garlands are offered for heroes who gave liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwa Mac Donan
Cranbury Baseball Team to Battle New Brunswick CC Saturday
The Cranbury base ball team challenges New Brunswick CC this Saturday at 3:30 PM. Fans are invited to watch the game and enjoy the baseball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
New Brunswick CC
Strawberry Festival Planned by Prospect Plains Sunday School
The Prospect Plains Sunday school will host a Strawberry Festival on Thursday evening, June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Plains
Card of Thanks from Symmes and Fire Company
We thank neighbors and the Fire Company for quickly aiding at Symmes and preventing home loss. Mrs. B. Harder offers summer hats, flowers, ribbons, laces, ceilings, belting, dress shields, side combs, barrettes, belt pins, fancy aprons and other useful articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symmes
Escapes An Awful Fate From Typhoid Pneumonia
Mrs J E Cox of Joliet Illinois credits Dr King s New Discovery with delivering her from a dreadful cough caused by typhoid pneumonia. She says doctors and other medicines failed but the remedy cured her cough almost entirely. The ad promotes the medicine as quick safe and reliable with guaranteed prices and a free trial bottle at N F Clayton s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E Cox
Joliet, Il
N. F Clayton’s
Public Sale of Real Estate and Personal Property Near Kingston
Executors of John B. Hays estate announce a public sale on Wednesday June 5 at 10 o'clock. Real estate and personal property including good stock attractive household goods some antiques hay corn wheat straw and more will be offered on the premises near Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hays
Kingston
Texans Admire New Life Pills Claim From Antonio Writer
A promotional snippet quotes Hugh Tailman of San Antonio praising Dr King’s New Life Pills as a source of vigor and energy. The ad claims benefits for stomach, liver or kidney troubles and lists a 25 cent price at Clayton’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Tailman
Antonio
Dr. King
Clayton's
Primary Election Notice for Cranbury Township 1912
Notice states a primary election will be held in Cranbury Township Middlesex County New Jersey on May 28 1912 from 1 to 9 pm to elect four delegates at large and four alternates to the National Convention and two delegates with two alternates for the Third Congressional District. Polls are Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury and Grange Hall Plainsboro. Walter H Havens Township Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Middlesex
New Jersey
Said Township
Odd Fellows Hall
Grange Hall
Plainsboro
Walter H. Havens
Township
Clark
Primary Election Notice for Monroe Township New Jersey
Notice declares a primary election in Monroe Township Middlesex County New Jersey on May 28. It lists four alternate delegates-at-large and two alternate delegates to the National Convention for the Third Congressional District to be chosen at the School House Prospect Plains. Township Clerk Harris Jamison verifies witness on May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Middlesex
New Jersey
Prospect Plains
Primary South Brunswick Delegates Nomination Notice
Notice of a 1912 1913 county primary election in Middlesex New Jersey naming four delegates and alternates for the National Conventions. Elections set for Districts 1 and 2 at Ven Driver's Hall Dayton and American Mechanics Hall Monmouth Junction with Howard Jemison as Township Clerk.
Notice to creditors in estate of William H. Mathews
Blanche Mathews administratrix of William H. Mathews deceased calls creditors of Middlesex County to present debts and claims under oath within nine months from May 10 1912 or be barred from action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Mathews
William H. Mathews
George B. Mershon
Lydia M. Davison
County of
Middlesex
Lydia M- Davison
Gronc
B. Measuox
Executor to present final account in Middlesex Orphan Court
The Subscriber Executor of Eugene B. McCarty deceased intends to exhibit his final account to the Orphan Court of Middlesex County on Friday July 7 1912 at 104 Mf for settlement and allowance after audit by the Court. Daniell W. Clayton Executor dated April 25 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene B. McCarty
Orphane’ Court
County of
Middlesex
Daniell W. Clayton
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the Cranbury Press
Silvera
LeRoy MacKenzie
St. Francis, Hospital
McKenzie
Grace—Hutton
Alta Lamb
Olaf Olsen
South Amboy
Robert Foster
V Nethvan
Birmingham
Alabama
G. Ward
Paterson
Alice Suydam
Elmer van Denburg
BE. C. <Wilson
BR. P. Stillwell
Cadmus Voorhees
Rose Voorhees
E. J. Davison
Mary Hagaman
Charlies Davis
Railroad Avenue
Eleanor Eldridge
Board of Freeholders
Wm. M. Cox
Dayton
Avna Stimpson
R. L. “McDowell
C. P. Emmons
John Frazier
H. J. Groves
Lewis Appleget
Tuesaday
John Mickle
Mickle
Amanda Quimby
Adalaide Everingham
Bayonne
R. Ella Chamberlin
Hutchinson & Patty
Dayton Presbyterian Church
B M. Jeffers
Adelaide Jeffers
Kingsley Pa
H. W. Jeffers
Clifford G. Brown
Newark
Dirs
Bennett Will
Build
Embroidery Club
Luck
Steinbach
Ponderosa
W. H. Johnson
Cranbury, N. J
Trolley
Lawrents
Chas. F. Haley
Stoll's
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
Apollo Lodge
W. M
Notie
South Brunswick
Chird
Ven Drveer
American Mechanics Hall
Monmouth Junction
A. D
Howard Jemison
P. Dunham & C0
Read
Ss. P. Dunham & CO
Farmers’ Supply House
Watsons
Standard and LeRoy
Wyckoff Bros
Sun Opricac Mrt. F.c.leaming, Pres. Cor. State and Warren St's
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