Personal notices and local social happenings
Baltimore guests Mr and Mrs Samuel Davison visit A M Davison family. Bayard Davison from Freehold returns home. Harvey Petty of Philadelphia visits Nelson Petty family. Marion Bennett ill with diphtheria. Mrs S J Bergen in Philadelphia. Mrs J C Holmes away in Clayton. Mr and Mrs John Frazier start housekeeping in Philadelphia. Mrs R F Villa named Emanuel M B Church organist. Local gatherings and parties held at various homes. Sermons by Rev J E Curry on election ethics praised. Trips and errands by multiple residents noted. Post Office move announced. Upcoming lecture by Mrs Parnell and oyster supper by Firemen. Election day social notes and marriage announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Davison
Baltimore
A. M. Davison
Bayard
Freehold
Harvey Petty
Philadelphia
Nelson Petty
Marion Bennett
John Bennett
S. J. Bergen
John Frazier
Mies Mafio
Charles Groven
R. F. Villa
Emanuel M. B. Church
Pennagrove
N. J
Joseph
Chamberlingaver
J. E. Curry
York
Samuel Perrine
Perrine
Leishman
Major
Mra
Rappee
Plainsboro
James Hutchinson
Sirs. Kelley
Perth Amboy
J.C. Holmes
Bre. van Dorn
Somerville
Jobn Hutchinson
Voorhees Triumph Marks Local Assembly Result
The election in Hightstown district produced a clear victory for Voorhees, with about 3000 votes more than expected. Republicans swept local offices including mayor, sheriff, and assemblymen Von Minden, Voorhees, and McKeag, while Democrats carried the sheriff and limited local gains. Stolen goods found. masquerade party. gifts to Cranbury High School. entertainment at Dayton church. Mr C G H Lewis buys a Trenton grocery. updater on a near-fatal assault. lectures planned on November 13 and notable civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees
Wm. H. Taft
Congress
Benjamin F. Howell
Messrs. von Minden
McKeag
F. Garretson
J. W. Hubbard
W._H. Havens
J.C. Chamberlin
G. A. Bennett
C. T. Hoffman
Constable
Jaco Gordon
W. H. Quackenboss
War
Hightstown
John R. Shangle
R. D. Norton
A.V. Piergon
Assensor
Bia J
Edward H. Reed
Funeral for Alexander Cole Represented by Wide Community
The Cranbury burial drew city and church figures including the First National Bank directors Middlesex Lodge IOOF and many relatives. Undertakers Poulson Coleman of Trenton oversaw the service while Rev Conover led prayers and readings. Interment followed in Brainerd cemetery. A new Cranbury Post Office building was described as nearly ready with electric lighting steam heat and detailed security features. The equipment list includes safes desks chairs and numerous filing and desk items to be installed by December 1. Princeton Bank wins cup for floral display as Yale and Princeton football season rivalry grows toward November 14 clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Alexander. Cole
First National Bank
Cale
Middlesex Lodge
I O. Or FE
Messrs
J. S. Silvera
E.R. van Dusen
J. BR. Reynolds
P. R. Bergen
Abram ‘Voortees
Wm. P. Gibson
Coleman
Poulson & Coleman
Trenton
H. J. Conover
Cole
Carter
A. L. Armstrong
J. E. Curry
B.S. Everitt
Adolos Allen
Brainerd
New Jersey
Win Lowe
Post Office Department
Princeton Grounds
Donnelly's Store Family Fetes Fifth Anniversary
Frederick W. Donnelly hosts a celebratory gathering at Margerum's restaurant with his store staff and invited dignitaries including New York capitalists considering a Trenton manufacturing site. The event features a humorous menu of clothing swatches and a toast by local editors and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Donnelly
South Broad Street
Thomas B. Holmes
Mr. Donnelly
Mr. Holmes
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Trenton
Holmes
Muargerum’s
Sally Lord
Pertin
Dr. Deimet
Elmer Covert
Thomas
B. Holmes
The
State Gazette
John M. Hodgson
Trenton Times
John D. MacPherson
J. & Silvers
Donnelly's
William J. Abbots
Princeton
L. V. Silver
H. P. Brooks
Misa C. Schlottenmeier
C. F. Reed
J. Loth
J. Fedorasak
George Most
William J. Abbotts, Jr
H.8. Morrow
Princeton Representatives
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HE Cranbury .Press
I. M. Cubberly
Cranbury Neck
Missea Reba Vreeland
Bessie Perrine
Cummings
Peter Applegate
Charts Farr
J. G. Grover
Brown
Strauly Winarski
Hartsboro
Mr. Curry
California
First Presbyterian Manse
Emma Harder
Gertrude
South Amboy
Ethel Thomas
Edward Hyren Coward
George R. Thomas
Rose Lawn Farm
David J. Wilton
Aona Low
William Fynedall Devison
Riverside Farm
Prospect Plains
John V. Fisher
W. H. DeBow
C. B. Baker
Supervising Principals Association
New Brunswick
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Church
Charles F. Danger
Addison Robbins
Joseph Schenck
Henry Appleger
John Hampton
Wm. M. Appleby
Old Bridge
C. T. Hadley
Jamesburg
John A. MacCrelligh
Jane McDowell
Albanus Worthington Goulding
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
Miss Mac Crellisle
Franklin
Stivers
Bro
William C. Voorhees
Walter Black
Joseph Black
Elva Chamberlain
Hallowe'en
Eleanor Swain
Clara
Bessie Bergen
Misa
Grace Perrine
Anna
Clara Chamberlin
Warren Johnson
M. A. Rue
Edward Chamberlin
Spencer Perrine
Clarence Perrine
Charles Groves
J. C. Holmes
Cranbury High School
Dayton
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Belen Fanshaw
Brooklyn
N. Y
Helen Zinn
David Kirkpatrick
Henrietta Osborn
Helen Fanshaw
Helen Zing
Misa Fanshaw
English Town
Mr. Lewis
CG. H. Lewis
Fred Maple
Creamer & Rogers
Stockton and
Perry Streets
Addison Scott
Rhode Hall
Harvey Johnson
Scott
Millstone
Mr.Scott
Johnson
Mr. Scott
Addie Beileau Parson
First, Presbyterian Church
Alexander
Ew Post Office
Federal Equipment Company
Park Place
New York City
Dec. Ist
Princeton Bank
Sno'm
John Ruskin
Copenhagen
E. State St
Bron
Trenton, N. J
Johnny
John Pepplar
Applegarth
Bergen
Joseph Ely
Anna V. Spaulding
Robert Y. Spaulding
Palo
Alfred M. Perrins
Wm. H. Johnson
John Longstreet
Mouroa Township
Prospect Villing
A. W. ‘Totten
William Wilton
W. H H. Johnson
Aula
Appingarth
Prospect Maria
Manron
Middleaee
Stephen Courtney
Monroe
Axard John Longstreet
Plomiany
Manganer Loxosteer
Tatas 8
Losastnerr
Cnantes
Ewan Mennitt
A. W. Tottey
Auct
Trolley
J. M. Francis
Monroe St
N.J
Frank A Brown
Real Estate and Insurance
Cranbury, N. J
Dayton, N. J
Emerson Bodine
Fred'k W. Donnelly
Gale
Diher
Fred’k W. Donnelly
Taylor Opera House
S. Brandl St
Udin
A. T. Skillman
Hightstown, N. J
S. Broad
R.A. Donnelly’s
Hoor
W. H. Johnson’s
T. Mason & Son’s
Main Street
Tom
A.W. Totten
Holman Jordan
Middlesex Creamery
Middlesex
P. Dunham & CO
Nashua Mills
Crandly
Sea Isle
S. P. Dunham & CO
Martin Cribsam
Chas. F. Danser
Cranbury, New Ersey
Qur
Dobbind, the Hatter
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