Cranbury Personal Notes Mark Week in 1909
Cranbury records a busy fragment of social life with visits between Newark Camden Trenton and Philadelphia. Notable mentions include the Perrine brothers selling Ocean Grove property, hear about new bathrooms heating systems for J W Errickson Dayton and D D Suydam Kingston, and Evangelistic meetings with Faulconer and Jefferies drawing large crowds and optimism for results.
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David T. Campbell
Trenton
W. J. Campbell
George Puerschner
New York
Perrine Brothers
Ocean Grove
Danser
J. W. Errickson
Dayton
D. D. Suydam
Kingaton
J. J. Bradley
Visiting teachers tour New Brunswick Metuchen schools
Principal Baker facilitates a teachers day with visits to New Brunswick kindergarten and high school and Metuchen high school. Miss Pendleton, Miss Ervin, and Miss Bradley visited Trenton and Hightstown schools while Metuchen pupils debated. The Teachers meeting and Professional Circle convene at the high school this afternoon at eight.
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Miss Pendleton
New Brunswick
Metuchen
Supt
Willis
Metuchen High School
Misa Ervin
Trenton
Miss Bradley
Hightstown
Local Hardware Sale Altered by Trenton Issues
James N Rogera who bought the W H Johnson hardware business is hindered by cartaulo complications in bio matters and remains in Trenton. the Johnson business continues at the game stand and will serve patrons as usual.
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Cartaulo
Trenton
James N. Rogera
W. H. Johnson
Johnson
Eaged resident William Hughes dies after long illness
William Hughes aged resident, longtime Pleasant Hill farmer later living with daughter Elizabeth Hughes in Cranbury, died Friday night after a period of confinement. He served as elder at Second Presbyterian Church and was active in religious life. Funeral held at Second Presbyterian Church with Rev. Adolos Allen and Rev. James Van Dyke officiating. Survived by five sons Vincent John William Charles Nathaniel and two daughters Mrs Holmes Megill and Elizabeth Hughes, plus a brother Henry Hughes and four sisters. Funeral in Cranbury with A. S. Cole, Son & Co. in charge.
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William Hughes
Hughes
Pleasant Hill
Cranbury
Elizabeth Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Second Presbyterian Church
Adolos Allen
James van Dyke
B. F. Buck
Jesus
Jessy
Vincent
John
Wiliam
Charles
Nathaniel
Holmes Megill
Ocean Grove
Misa Elizabeth Hughes
Henry Hughes
Mount Holly
Katie Renvea
Sallie Gibron
Baltimore
Eliza Johnson
Kingston
Margaret| Ruding
Pleasant HI
Maria D. VanDerveer
Dayton
Schenck VanDerveer
J. B. Clark
Second Presbyterian
Cemacy
A. 8. Cole, Son & Co
Methodist Ladies Host Successful Friday Supper
The Methodist Church women held a well attended supper at 1. O. O. F. Hall on Friday. Dr. Alfred Wage of Trenton led the third quarterly conference Monday evening in the church parlor. Several local families and visitors are noted, including Mr. and Mrs. John B. Dorrancene on vacation in multiple eastern cities.
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The
Methodist Church
Furl Reed
William Reed
E. R. Moore
Harry Moore
Rahway
Arthur
Albert Young
Trenton
Walter Grove
Farmingdale
Mr. Murphy
Windsor
W. ‘L., Saul
Dayton man fined for gunning on the Sabbath
Arthur Mickeloder of Broad Street near Dayton was jailed after being charged with gunning on the Sabbath. Justice C. S. Snedeker, aided by Game Warden Steverwald and Justice Barclay, tracked the case with witnesses Nixon and others. Mickeloder paid a $20 fine plus costs or remain jailed, effectively a life sentence if unpaid.
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Dayton
Arthur Mickeloder
Broadway
Snedeker
South Brunswick
Justice of the Peace
Peter Barclay
Miekeloder
Steverwald
South Awhey
Justice Barclay
Costa
Wan
Local social notices and crime sketch from New Brunswick
A stream of social visits, house sales, and travel notes from nearby towns is followed by reports of Sheriff Quackenbush renewing his bond and a January style arrest in Trenton involving Walium Hamilton accused of robbing a Florence area safe for about $3000. The piece includes a bold hold up at Berdine's Corner by four men on truckman Henry Koblhepp.
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New Brunswick
Quackenhuss
Sherill
T. Harry Hiddle
Tinoia
Riddle
William FP
Gorge J. Littert
O. O Stillman
Patrick M. Welsh
Charles A. McCormick
W. Parker Runyon
Daniel W. Clayton
Thomas H. Hagerty
Sherif Edward F. Houghton
Adrian Lyon
Trenton
Walium Hamilton
Schuster Rainier
Florence
Priday Kanean
Rainie
Jane Nixon
Hamilton
Rainier
Autiuron
Parker
Nixon
Floreure
Burlington County
Erdine’s Corner
Henry Koblhepp
Michelin
Ford Avenue
Milltown
Berdinu’s Corner
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Camden
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Misa Rhoda Dorrance
Freehold
Hon
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Ohio
Charles Everingham
Earl C. Wilson
James
Spring Lake
Helen Wilson
Calhoun-Chamberlin School
Annie Voorhees
Elias Stalrs
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Dey
Emma Dey
Amzi A. Duncan and
Joseph Brown
Jersey City
Frank A. Brown
Grand Canyon
Denver
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Southern
Salley
George M. Applegate
Friooda
Princeton
James H. Conover
Reading Circle
G. W. Burroughs
Arthur L. Burroughs
Marion Crawford
Anna Chamberlin
Jforian
Mrs. Barclay
Sorrento
Ma. Johnson
Mrs. van Dyke
Chas. Hoffman
Samuel Perrine
John D Chamberlin
Ella Stults
J. S. Bergen
H. Perrine
H. J. Butcher
Davis
Clara Chamberlin
Wm. H. DeBow
Grover E. Stults
Crescent Orchestra
D. N. Appleger
Colonial House
Faoulconer
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W. H. Johnson VI
Maria D. van Derveer
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Bertha Osborn
Phebe VanDerveer
Manasquan
G. D. VanDerveer
Paul Matzke
Missionary ‘Society
Harvey Dey
Mary Carson
Walter Applegate
Wesley Applegate
A. Yard
Imlaystown
Everitt Errickson
Misa Estelle VanDerveer
J. G. Deinzer
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Miss Gabriels
W. E. Groves
Morelouse
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Mercer Street
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Hig Place of Business
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Albert Lincoln
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