Cranbury Station Social Notes and Local Visits
Judson Ely of Buckmanville Pa spent Sunday with J D Buckelew and family Miss Hood of Philadelphia is staying several days with W P Ferguson Mrs Peter H Johnson and Winfield Johnson spent Tuesday in Trenton Clarence Ely and Leanore Applegate were visitors in Trenton Tuesday Joseph K Chamberlin has been ill at home John Peppler has been sick with grip Daniel Malan was best man at the wedding of Miss Margaret Brabston and Joseph Dey on Thanksgiving Day Mr and Mrs George Peppler had them as guests on Sunday Mr and Mrs Jacob Heidinger Miss Della Applegate of Hoffmans Station the Misses Jennie and Mantie Howell Montie Norcross of Hightstown Arthur Ervin and Arthur Banks of Burlington Miss Mattie Hiland is spending the week at the home of David Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Johnson
Winfield Johnson
Trenton
Clarence Ely
Leanore Applegate
Joseph K. Chamberlin
John Peppler
Daniel Malan
Margaret Brabston
Joseph Dey
George Peppler
Jacob Heidinger
Misa Della Applegate
Hoffman’ S Station
Jennie
Mantie Howell
Montie Norcross
Hightstown
Arthur Ervin
Arthur Banks
Burlington
Thanksgiving service and community notices recount local gatherings
The article lists a Thanksgiving service held on Thursday November 28 at 1080 am with sermons by Rev. James B. Clark. It catalogs visits and trips by numerous residents including the Snedekers, Miss Hubbard, the Barclays, and others, and notes travel to Newark Freehold Trenton and Brooklyn. It mentions a funeral in Bound Brook and a fall visit by Rev. Everett, plus family visits and upcoming spring travel plans.
Porto Ricans Praise Dr King New Discovery
From Porto Rico reports in Barcejoneta detail a discovery praised for curing coughs colds and chest illnesses. Ramon T Marchan claims many benefited and urges wider sale in drug stores. The advert notes trial bottles and prices 50 cents and one dollar with guarantee by N F Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Ramon T. Marchan
Barce- Joneta
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton
Plainsboro People and Visits Mentioned Over Thanksgiving
Local society notes list Mrs John Jemison of Perth Amboy staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Conover and her son. Miss Julia Boiles visited family on Long Island. Several residents including Mr and Mrs Walter Grover faced a kitchen fire quelled with neighbor help. Families from Woodbridge Bordentown Metuchen Yonkers Princeton and New York spent Thanksgiving with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jemison
Perth’ Amboy
Edward Conover
Julia Boiles
Long Island
Walter Grover
William Davison
Woodbridge
George Davison
Beatrice Kenney
Bordentown
William Major
George Woolfe
McCabe
Thanksgiving Program by Plainsboro School Pupils
A fine Thanksgiving program was given Wednesday afternoon under Miss Woodruff and Miss Hults. Parents attended to enjoy performances including songs, recitations, and exercises by numerous students such as May and Lionel Jackson, Eugene Potts, John Major, Cora White, Ethel Howard, Mitared Howard, Olive Bolles, Sadie Snedeker, Roy Okeson, and Emily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainsboro
Tearing big shirt from bia back ane Obie man fagged a train and saved it from a wreck
A dramatic claim cites an Obie man who saved a train from wreck by tearing a big shirt from his back while H. T. Alston of Raleigh credits Electric Bitters with curing severe stomach and kidney troubles. He swears they made him “like a new man,” priced five cents at N. F. Clayton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Alston
Raleigh
N. F. Clayton’s
Blauvelt Hat and Dress Goods Sale Ad
C C Blauvelt proclaims record fall business and urges inspection of hats and dress goods. Highlights hats from 8 to 25 dollars and fall suits and coats 10 to 25 dollars, with tailored garments 10 to 20 dollars. Also notes superior stock, prices, and workmanship drawing customers from wide area.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cranbury Station
Judson Ely
Buckmanville, Pa
J. D. Buckelew
Miss Hood
Philadelphia
W. P. Ferguson
Misa Mattie Hiland
David Johnson and Family
Dayton
James B. Clark
David Snedeker
Rocky Hill
Peter Barclay
Bessie Hubbard
Helen Hunt
Olden Ave
John Everett
Harvey Dey and Son
Newark
GC. R. Weygandt
Herman Sanders
Brooklyn
R M. Rowland
J. B. Jordan
Mary Forman
Jamesburg
Freehold
Miss Forman
Samuel Forman
W.E.C. Thompson
Princeton
Charles R. Everett
Belmar
Bound Brook
Tunis DuBois Polhemus
John F. Robinson
Charles Everett
Harry Cook
Washington, D.C
Mary Oboro
A. Hubbard
BE. B. Hunt
Trentor
Jobo Everett
Howard Stout
Schiemer
Dyse
New York City
Hubbard’s
Katherine Farr
W. BE. Grove
Kingston
Jamison
South River
Isaac
Snedeker
Teane Schenck
Willard ‘Hutchinson
Metuchén
J. A. Hollenbeck
Yonkers, N. Y
J. A. White
Richard Mason
Wm. Leishman
Sylvanus Grover
E. ©. Hodson and Son
New York
H. W. Jeffera
Warren Jones
Walker—Gordon Farm
Pennsylvania
William Bolles
Harry Stults
Tituaville
Cora White
Bobby
Ethel Howard
Howard Holland
Olive Bolles
Cate
Emily
Sadie Snedeker
Bertie
Roy Okeson
Stoll’s
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
C. C. Blauvelt
Mra. Blauvelt
C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
Davison
Chamberlin
Davis
Hutchinson
O'Neil
Box
Steinbach
Warner’s
Fine Orchestra
Santa Claus
Charles C. Groves
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool
London & Globe
Queen Ins. Co
North British & Mer
Camden Fire Ins.Co
Glens Falls
Ins. Co
N. America
Mercer Co. Mutual
F. A. Brown
University Laundry of
Cranbury, New Jersey
Cranbury
Winar’s
Buckle
John Winar
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