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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1914

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Second Presbyterian and Steinbachs Concert Tease

Mr Hartman of Princeton Seminary will preach at Second church this Sunday. The Young Peoples Christian Association meets in the chapel Sunday evening led by Miss Marion Campbell on Missionary Heroes and Heroines. The Corona Club gathers December 2 with Miss Rhoda Dorrance. Steinbachs promises free concerts by Warner’s five piece orchestra with dazzling displays and early gift purchases.

Mr. Hartman Princeton Seminary Young Peoples Christian Association of the Second Church Marion Campbell Steinbach S. Warner

Della Updike Weds Leon Hyland At Broadview Farm

Miss Della Harrington Updike daughter of Abel H Updike and Miss Helen M Snook acted as bridesmaid. Leon Robbins Hyland of Cranbury son of Mr and Mrs James Hyland married at Broadview farm with Dr W W Moffett officiating. Guests from Trenton Princeton New Brunswick Rahway Asbury Park Jersey City Newark Brooklyn Vineland Kingston Atlantic City Pennington Englishtown Ewing and more attended. Supper at six followed by a pleasant evening.

Abel H. Updike Broadview Farm Della Harrington Updike Leon Robbins Hyland Cranbury James Hyland W W. Moffett Methodist Episcopal Church Princeton Lohengrin Mildred E. Thomas Newark W. E Foote Lester Hyland Austin M.snook Helen M. Snook Helen R. Dey D. Grover Perrine Walter Schenck Trenton New Brunswick Rahway Asbury Park Jersey City Brooklyn Vineland Kingston Atlantic City Plainsboro Monmouth Junction Pennington Englishtown Ewing Places

Harrison Lewis Dies After Long Illness at 64

After a long illness Harrison Lewis died Thursday at his home near Plainsboro aged 64. He is survived by his widow, a daughter Mrs. Furman Stout and granddaughter Frances Stout. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 30 at his late home conducted by Reverends Z. W. Wells and G. A. Burslem. Interment will be in Brainerd cemetery.

Harrison Lewis Plainsboro Furman Stout Frances Stout Z. W. Wells G. A. Burslem Brainerd Cemetery

Funeral for John Hutchinson Held at Maplewood Avenue

John Hutchinson died suddenly at home on Maplewood Avenue last Wednesday. His funeral was held Saturday at two o'clock from his residence with Rev. J. E. Curry officiating. Bearers included William Walker Charles Everingham Abram Voorhees Cornelis Petty John B. Perrine and Thomas Perrine. Interment followed in Brainerd Cemetery under A. B. Cole Son & Co. direction.

John Hutchinson Maplewood Avenue J. E. Curry First Presbyterian Church William Walker Charles Everingham Abram ‘Voorhees Cornelis Petty John B. Perrine Thomas Perrine Brainerd Cemetery A. 8. Cole

Tom Thumb Wedding at First Presbyterian Chapel

A Tom Thumb Wedding will be celebrated in the First Presbyterian chapel on Saturday evening November 28 at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the Willing Light Bearers. Admission 80 cents for adults 20 cents for children. Ice cream and cake will be on sale. Participants listed include Minister John Peppler Groom Franklin Scott Best Man Grover Bennett Ushers Alfred Bennett Enos Hutchinson Roland Clayton William Coward Pages Marion Bennett Redford Bradley Ora Bennett Harvey Hutchinson Special Page Charles Grover Bride Elizabeth Dey Maid of Honor Mary Perrine Bridesmaids Avna Scott Sarah Bennett Evelyn Petty Olga Exton Flower Girls Alice Scott Frances Stults Roella Perrine Emma Bennett Bride's mother Alberta Grover Groom's mother Ella Dey Messenger Lester Mount Master of Ceremonies Harold Scott Bride's Father Newell Davis Groom's Father Addison McDougal.

Tom Thumb First Presbyterian Mission Band John Peppler Franklin Scott Grover Bennett Alfred Bennett Enos Hutchinson Roland Clayton William Coward Marion Bennett Redford Bradley Ora Bennett Harvey Hutchinson Charles Grover Bride Elizabeth Dey Mary Perrine Avna Scott Sarah Bennett Evelyn Petty Olga Exton Alice Scott Frances Stults Roella Perrine Emma Bennett Alberta Grover Groom Ella Dey Messenger Lester Mount Harold Scott Newell Davis Addison McDougal

Circle meeting at Mrs Bergen home features travel talk and music

The Circle met on Wednesday at Mrs M E Bergen's home. Guest Miss Stuckert from Newtown spoke about her Holland trip. Mrs Bergen read a poem and Miss Ina Puerschner sang two pleasing solos. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served.

M. E. Bergen

Miss Reba Vreeland and Martin James Welsh Married in Philadelphia

Miss Reba Vreeland daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Vreeland married Martin James Welsh in Philadelphia on a Saturday. She is a pianist and former organist at First Presbyterian Church and a long time bookkeeper for Chamberlin Barclay at Cranbury Station. Welsh works in Prospect Plains ticket office and the couple will reside there.

Reba Vreeland Martin James Welsh Philadelphia Nicholas Vreeland First Presbyterian Church Chamberlin & Barclay Cranbury Station Welsh Prospect Plains

Cranbury woman injured in New Brunswick fall at home

Miss Sara Hoagland of Cranbury suffered a serious accident Saturday night when she fell through a trap door to a dark cellar. She injured her left shoulder and received bruises. She was taken to Wells hospital for treatment. Her sister Mrs. Elwood Groves of Cranbury visited and wishes for a speedy recovery. In Cranbury, families of Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Bergen of Princeton were entertained at their new home by many local couples. The Light Bearers of the Second Church plan a 3 PM Sunday chapel gathering with an program led by Graham Campbell featuring several readings and musical items.

Sara Hoagland Cranbury New Brunswick Wells Hospital Elwood Groves E. H. Bergen Princeton I. D. Barclay Ella Stults J. 8. Silvers W. R. Silvers Jack Wm. Gordon John Major Edw. W. Dunham B.S. Barclay Isaish Albert J and Stanley Barclay Graham Campbell James O'Neil Enid Walker

LeRoy Scott Buys Hamilton Farm on Cranbury Neck

LeRoy Scott purchased the Hamilton farm on Cranbury Neck from the estate heirs. The price is reported between $11,000 and $12,000.

LeRoy Scott Hamilton Farm Cranbury Neck

Thanksgiving Program at Cranbury Public School

A detailed schedule of grade recitations songs and readings for a Cranbury Public School Thanksgiving program including prologue speeches, The First Thanksgiving, The Story of the Pilgrims, and a church service with hymns and prayers, followed by a sale advertisement for fabrics and sewing notions.

Tuberculosis Seals Raise Funds Statewide Last Year

Last year 26626.66 was realized from Red Cross Seals sales statewide. Funds supported tuberculosis work through nurses day camps open air schools exhibits literature lectures and publicity. Clergy children clergy and volunteers are urged to help in sale and to observe Tuberculosis Sunday November 29 with health sermons talks and literature.

Red Cross

Better Lights for Hightstown Power Line Upgrade

Hightstown Light and Power officials say this week’s work will connect the focal line with the Public Service Corporation supply from Trenton. They promise better light quality and note many local business complaints about gas service. If improvements satisfy customers no action will be taken.

Hightstown Light & Power Company Public Service Corporation Trenton Public Utilities Commission

Care of Pastures in New Jersey Fields

The article notes many New Jersey pastures used for cattle receive little care. Farmers overgraze in spring and fall, a practice authorities at the New Jersey Experiment Station say reduces available pasture and should be avoided.

New Jersey

Hightstown Fair and Bazaar at First Methodist Church

Residents are invited to a two day fair and bazaar at the First Methodist Episcopal Church auditorium on Monday and Tuesday November 30 and December 1. The Church Choir Association leads the effort with help from the Ladies Aid Society which runs supper tables and decorates the venue. Oysters and chicken suppers will be served on the two nights. Music by the Peddie Institute Orchestra with Mrs G H Franklin as committee chair. Dozens of booths include a farm products stand and displays for canned fruits groceries candy ice cream wistaria retreats and fancy goods. Local Trenton merchants contribute cash and goods including Ribsam King Furniture Co Donnelly Nevin Brothers clothing and Kaufman. An automatic duck device will record sales. Elizabeth Dobson will wear an ante Bellum gown with 100 pockets. More novelties are planned.

Ladies Aid Society Peddie Institute G. H. Franklin Virginia Lanning Edith Allen Jeanette Wilson Wistaria Hightstown Trenton Martin C. Ribsam Florist King Furniture Company Frederick W. Donnelly Company Nevins Brothers Trenton Clothing Company BE. Kaufman Elizabeth Dobson

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Second Presbyterian G. A Corona Club Rhoda Dorrance Steinbach’s Hyland-Updike Clifford Stults John D. Bennett Samuel E. Dey Walter Dey Isaac M. Cubberly Jones Dey Charles Dey Samuel E. Bennett Grover E, Stults Bertram S. Clayton Lewis Schenck Bert Grover Harry Perrine Charles Perrine Henry Conover Jane M. P. Dey Arthur E. Perrine M. E. Church Cranbury N. J George Burslem Luella Hulse Ferree Charles Butcher Clarence Ervin Waldo Perrine Charles Schnell Carlton Campbell Russell Egner Arthur Burroughs A. i Peddie Fritz Peddie Quartet Four Mills Miss Elfreth State Pres. W. C. T. U. Silver Miss Brearley the Reading Circle Miss Hoagland Mrs. Bergen Reading “O, Kie-San Milton Vander Veer Anna Shock Kim-Kong-San Margaret Applepate Ma-Si Milton Lawrence Isaish Barclay Long Grammar Milton Lawrence Marion Hughes Nise Marvin Vincent Edna Nolan James Day Geo, Bogart Lizzie Schnell Gertrude Davison Miles Standish Evelyn Nixon Bergen Sara Bennett Wayne Stahl Baby’s Grace Albright Second Church J. W. van Dyke Miss Bergen Wilson Mr. Chas. Groves Ila God Guard Columbia Miss Mershon Wm. Russell Silvers First Methodist Episcopal Church Church Choir Association FRED K W. Donnelly Fred W. Donnelly Taylor Opera House Stobrbe Cupid Williams A. F. Williams East State Street Trenton, N. J Daniel Block Clothing CO Washington Market South Broad Street Peppler John Deere Plow Company United States Thomas Peppler
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