Sabbath activities and local church notes in Cranbury
First and Second Presbyterian churches announce the Lord's Supper and sermon events. Cranbury Sabbath School Anniversary is set for October 18 at Second Presbyterian. Rev Hiley, supported by Middlesex YP, will preach at Plainsboro. YPCA of Second Presbyterian meets to discuss The Trust Verse led by Russell Egnor. Clifford Stults sells I M Cubberly farm to Mr Phillips and buys W Elmer Bergen farm to reside.
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Cranbury
Second Presbyterian Church
Hiley
Middlesex Co
Chivas
Plainsboro
Trust
Russell Egnor
Clifford Stults
I. M. Cubberly
Mr. Phillips
Franklin Park
W. Elmer Bergen
Alexander—Mitton
Clarence Perrine Thresher Burned at Robbins Farm
A threshing machine owned by Clarence M Perrine burned at James Robbins farm after a sheaf caught fire. It was insured with Harry Moore and the insurer paid 450 dollars after Monday adjustments. The Triangle Club stage show drew praise and about 70 dollars in receipts with Crescent orchestra. A Steinbach millinery opening features hats and clothing and Warner's Orchestra performing Saturday.
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Clarence Perrine
James Robbins
Harry Moore
Triangle Club
Crescent Orchestra
Steinbach’s
Warner
Burroughs and Rue Guests at Buena Vista Estate
Arthur L Burroughs and his sister Mrs Maude B Rue visited Mrs Silvano Fisher Andrew at her Buena Vista country home near Lawrenceville. The estate features many interesting accessories and was praised as a fine setting for an auto tour hostess.
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Arthur L Burroughs
Maude B. Rue
Silvano Fisher Andrew
Buena Vista
Lawrenceville
Andrew
Dey Family Heads Home to Pueblo After Colorado Visit
Mrs. Irving W. Dey and daughter Melvene left Philadelphia Tuesday en route to Pueblo Colorado with Mra Dey joining her parents and friends along the trip. They expect to reach home Friday afternoon.
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Mra
Irving W. Dey
Melvene
Pueblo
Colorado
Philadelphia
Mra. Dey
Geo. W. Burroughs
Dr Whitaker Heads South for Winter Home
Dr and Mrs J L Whitaker and daughter Miss Ida Whitaker departed for their winter home in Orange City Florida aboard the Florida Express from Princeton Junction. They travel direct with no changes and leave behind northern kin who will miss them until their return. College Games Tomorrow feature Princeton vs Bucknell at Princeton Yale vs Virginia at New Haven Cornell vs Colgate at Ithaca Penn vs F and M in Philadelphia.
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J. L. Whitaker
Miss Ida Whitaker
South
Florida Express
Princeton Junction
Orange City
Florida
Princeton
Bucknell
Yale
Virginia
New Haven
Cornell
Colgate
Ithaca
University of Penn Va
Philadelphia
Quiet formal wedding unites Miss Chamberlin and Edward Borer
In a noon ceremony at Miss Elva Chamberlin home Rev. Joseph E. Curry officiated using Episcopal rites. Bride Elva Chamberlin wore blue serge and carried white roses attended by family. groom Edward W G Borer of Philadelphia. They will reside at 5924 Carpenter Street West Philadelphia after a wedding trip.
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Princeton Junction
Miss Chamberlin
S, Jones
Amanda Chamberlin
C. E. Society
Ladies Reading Circle
Corona Club
Borer
Chas. Fearon & Co
Bankers of
Philadelphia
Lanning and Dey Couple Wed at Fifth Presbyterian Church
Oscar Theodore Lanning son of Ralph C. Lanning and Misa Coma H. Dey daughter of Mr and Mrs Reuney Dey were married Thursday at the Fifth Presbyterian Church Trenton Rev S Guy Snowden officiating Miss Beryl Vanderpool was maid of honor Ralph C Lanning Jr served as best man The couple after a Delaware Water Gap wedding trip will reside at 121 Fountain Avenue.
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Oscar Theodore Lanning
Ralph C. Lanning
Trenton
Misa Coma H. Dey
Reuney Dey
Cranbury
S. Guy Snowden
Fifth Presbyterian Church
Beryl Vanderpool
Trenton Junction
Delaware Water Gap
Mrs. Lanning
Fountain Avenue
W C T U Metuchen Convention Draws Cranbury Attendees
Attendees from Cranbury included Mrs. Perrine, Mrs. Bergen, Mrs. Butcher, Miss Apple gate and others. Miss Helen Butcher led organ music. Cranbury ladies excelled in afternoon demonstrations. Bertha Applegate won gold medal in a Gold Medal Contest with contestants from Asbury Park and New Brunswick.
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Metuchen
Cranbury
Wm. F. Perrine
J. B. Perrine
M. E. Bergen
W. H. Havens
H. J. Butcher
Lewis Applegate
Helen Butcher
Mary Hughes
Marion Campbell
Bertha Applegate
Gideon Applegate
Charles Carson
Elfreth
Asbury Park
New Brunswick
George Berdine Dies Suddenly in New Brunswick
George Berdine longtime Middlesex county prosecutor of pleas from 1904 to 1909 died suddenly at his home in New Brunswick shortly after midnight. Heart failure was given as the cause. He had been in declining health and had recently given up his law practice.
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George Berdine
Middlesex County
New Brunswick
Berdine
Kate Suydam
Second Presbyterian chapel hosts missionary rally program
Friday afternoon featured singing, scripture, prayers, addresses, duets, a piano solo, a poem, a China lesson, and a social hour at the Second Presbyterian chapel. The program included Mrs Boulte, Mrs Burroughs, Mrs Curry, Mr Burroughs, and Arthur Burroughs among others, with future music at Stahl and Davison's Marveola Piano.
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Second Presbyterian
Power of Jesus
Boulte
Mies Maud Rue
Burroughs
Mrs. Curry
Mra
M. BR
Bergen
China
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First Presbyterian
Hev
Frank Innis
Chester, Pa
Clarence M. Perrine
Dr. Whitaker
Lanning-Dey
Honora Handley
Richard Scott Handley
Andrew Terhune
Handley
Honora Ruding
North Cranbury
New York
Mrs. Terhune
Brainerd
Miss Petty
Carrie Petty
Elfigon Petty
Dayton
David Griggs
John Everett
Reuney Petty
A. C. Beekman
H. R. Dey
William Grover
Floyd L. Evang
J. B. Clark
Wesley Applegate
Nehemiah Dey
Everett Errickson
Harry Farr
T. M. Applegate
Henry McDonald
Andrew Ely
Grace Dey
Jennie Griggs
Anns Griggs
Henrietta Osborn
Florence Reynolds
Matilda Rowland
Estelle VanDerveer
Deans
Joseph Cole
Newark
Charles Patty
Eleanor Petty
Perth Amboy
Henry Petty
Jamesburg
Everett
A. A. Paxton
Edith Paxton
Margaret Mount
Edna Burrsids
William Al.cox
Raymond Griggs
Elizabeth Petty
Luella Reynolds
Ancil Davison
Bound Brook
Elizabeth Robinson
J. T. Robinson
Freehold
Lou Brown
Clara Brown
Englishtown
James Updyke
Episcopal Church
Norris Craven
St. John’s Church
Winky Penfold
Ewingville
N. J
Guttenburg
John Ertckson
Cora May Ryan
William Quackenbush
Stahl & Davison’s
Vienna Hat Factory
Front Street
Trenton, N. J
Fred’k W. Donnelly Co
Emery
Patrick
Fred W. Donnelly Co
Cupid
Williams
A. F. Williams
East State Street
Peerless Union
R. A. Donnelly
S. Broad Street
the Cranbury Press
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
South Broad Street