Preaching and activities at First Presbyterian and town churches
The First Presbyterian Church hosts Rev J E Curry preaching Jeremiah in the Dungeon Sunday morning and Rev Z W Wells delivering evening sermons with a union service of three churches. Miss Anna Wakeley presents new pulpit furniture to honor her father. New members Mrs Joseph G Symmes and Archie Perrine were received at Sunday communion. Church circles announce meetings and social sales, including Stitch and Chatter at Second Presbyterian, Ladies Reading Circle, Ladies Guild, and a Parcel Post Sale at the Methodist church. Pioneer Grange and Odd Fellows district events, plus home missionary society gatherings, are listed with dates. The Dayton Presbyterian anniversary is set for October 8 with program items and speakers from nearby associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wakeley
Edward Wakeley
Mr. Wells
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph G Symmes
Archie Perrine
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Middlesex County
Woodbridge
William F. Perrins
Alice Mundy
Metuchen
Anna R. F. Fisher
Sayreville
Laura Bowne
Dunham’s Corner
R. W. Mark
Fisher
Stitch and Chatter Club
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Anna Pullen
Misa Clara “Bergen
Anna Applegate
Marie Groves
Ethel Snedeker
Minnie Sutton
Edna McDonald
Mary Hughes
Sara Applegate
Ernest Stults
Hattie Lewis
Della Bergen
Marion Campbell
Marypaulding
John Bennett
Augustus Conover
Samuel Dey
Warren Elsing
Stella Laban
Elizabeth Perrine
Edna Hoffman
John O’keefe
Anna Grover
John Wilfert
David Griggs
EB. C. Wilson
William Gordon
Emma L. Mershon
Wm. Russell Silvers
Mra
Emme L. Merghon
Anna Pulien
Bessie Bergen
Mrs. Sara Denison Bennett Dies After Illness
Mrs. Sara Denison Bennett widow of Alfred Bennett dies Monday at her son's home LeRoy Scott after weeks of illness. She leaves a daughter Mrs. Scott two sons G Armstrong Bennett and Franklin Bennett and a sister Miss Francis Denison. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev J E Curry. Interment at Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Denison Bennett
Alfred Bennett
LeRoy Scott
Bennett
First Presbyterian Church
Scott
G. Armstrong Bennett
Franklin Bennett
New Jersey Federation to Meet October 28
The nineteenth semi annual meeting of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's clubs will be held October 28 at 10 am in the Playhouse Ridgewood. Hosts include Ridgewood Woman's Club Cecelia Society and the League for Creative Work. Mrs Charles W Stockton presides with Mrs Brice Collard as secretary and Mrs Thomas Cinington as program chair. A fine program has been prepared for every session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ridgewood
Ridgewood Woman’s Club
Cecelia Society
League For Creative Work
Charles W. Stockton
Brice Collard
Thomas Cinington
Will of Mrs. Mary Bennett probate and bequest details
The will of Mary Bennett of Cranbury township dated July 22 1905 leaves one third to her son James E Bennetts one third to Lizzie F Mason John D Bennett Mary Dew and Mabel Bennett children of a deceased son Ora Bennett and one third in trust for Bessie Perrine granddaughter of the testatrix with income to her for life and to her children upon reaching age. If Bessie dies without issue or all children die in minority the shares revert to James Bennett and Ora Bennett’s children. The will probated September 11 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bennett
Cranbury Township
James E. Bennetts
Lizzie F. Mason
John D. Bennett
Mary.Dey
Mabel Bennett
Ora Bennett
Jeff
Bessie Perrine
Teatatrix
Ren
James BE
Bennett
James H
Clifford Collover
Peddie Faculty Banquet Honors Swetland With LL D Award
Headmaster and Mrs. R W Swetland hosted the third annual Peddie Institute faculty banquet at the Railroad Hotel in Hightstown. Toastmaster Swetland received high tributes as Rochester University conferred his LL D degree. Attendees included numerous faculty members and their spouses, with many in attendance to honor the Swetlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Swetland
Peddie Institute
Railroad Hotel
Hightstown
Swetland
Rivenburg
Winters
MacArthur
Harmon
Spinney
Rochester University
R. H. Rivenburg
W. A. Spinney
R. &. Harmon
F. ¥. Jemison
E. C MacArthur
E. A. Rogers
E. C. Risley
AI. W. Swetland
Mount-Watt Nuptials in Fourth Avenue Church
Charles B. Mount Jr. and Bertha Maude Watt wed Saturday evening September 23 at the Fourth Avenue M E Church with Rev W Arthur Richards officiating. The bride wore ivory satin and tulle with crystals and pearls. maid of honor Emily Mount. reception at 2071 Seventy-fourth Street. The groom, branch manager of the American Banknote Co. in Ottawa, plans to make their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Mount Jr
Charles B. Mount
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Bertha Maude Watt
Franklin Stanley Watt
Fourth Avenue M. E
W. Arthur Richards
Emily Mount
James L Brown
J. Lewis Brown
Ridgewood
Seventy-fourth Street
American Banknote Company
Ottawa
Canada
Mount
Erasmus Hall
New York School of Music and Arts
Henry Brown
Spencer ,Perrine
Fred Clayton
Local Notes from Dutch Neck and Nearby Towns
Jacob Perrine elected janitor of the public school. Misa Belle Streeper of Princeton visits Mrs. Annie Denison. Miss Rebecca Duncan stays at her cottage in Ocean Grove. Russell Post and Frank Groendyke named delegates from Dutch Neck Christian Endeavor to State convention in Red Bank. West Windsor township public singings opened on Sunday. William Wegend in Trenton Saturday. George R. Cock of Trenton visits H. A. Cook. Mr and Mrs Herbert Mather and children Hazel and Norman visit friends Sunday. Frank R. Adams noted as a Trenton visitor on Tuesday. Miss Rose Board extends visit with brother Francis Board of Montene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Belle Streeper
Princeton
Annie Denison
Rebecca Duncan
Ocean Grove
Russell Post
Frank Groendyke
Dutch Neck Christian Endeavor Society
State Christian Endeavor
Red Bank
West Windsor Township
William Wegend
Trenton
Herbert Mather
Hazel
Norman
Frank R. Adams
Puesiday
Roosevelt Urges Hughes Vote Over Wilson
Col Roosevelt appeals to citizens to elect Hughes and repudiate Wilson, arguing Hughes symbolizes steadfast service and open deeds while Wilson relies on clever rhetoric and political maneuvering to avoid duty. Roosevelts speech at Battle Creek Michigan is cited in support of Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Wilson
America
Wilson
Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Battle Creek
Michigan
Stoll's School Tools stock claims widest range within thirty miles
Come and see Stoll's School Tools. The stock is large in bulk and its wonderful variety offers a range of choice not possible elsewhere within thirty miles. From long experience they know what students need and buy from the world’s finest stocks, including pencils and a 3100 typewriter and desks for home use.
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First Presbyterian
J. E. Curry
Jeremiah
First Church
Co. E. Society
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Margaret H. B. Perrine
Reading Circle
Charles T. Hoffman
Ladies’ Guild of
Second Presbyterian Church
Aliss Battie Lewis
Pioneer Grange
Pioneer Grange No. 1
Odd Fellows Lodges
Matawan
Middlesex Lodge No. 90
Goodwin
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
David M. Griggs
Mission Societies
H. C. Symmes
Home Missionary Society
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Dayton
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Aote
Grace Dey
Middlesex County Sunday School Association
J. A. van Nest
New Brunswick
Angie Wray
John E. Gill
Sara Bennett
Mrs. Perrine
N. J. Federation
Peddie
Lkustractors
KR. W. Swetland
Mount-Watt
Peter McArthur
McArthur
Mr. McArthur
Jacob Perrine
George R. Cock
H. A. Cook
Miss Rose Board
Francis Board
Montene
Stoll
Stoll's
E. State St
N. J
Donnelly
Fred'k W. Donnelly
A. F. Williams
Williams Jewelry Store
East State Street
Trenton, N. J
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
S. Broad St
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