Cranbury Daily Notes Local Visitations and Weddings
W Russell Silvera honors guests from Sun day at Cranbury with a monument erection in the Second Presbyterian cemetery. Invitations issued for Hattie Symmes Cubberley and Grover E Stulta wedding on Wednesday at 6 30 pm. Multiple visits by residents to Trenton Princeton New York and Newark, with social rounds and church activities outlined, plus events at the First Presbyterian and Second Presbyterian churches and upcoming readings and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac M. Cubberley
Hattie Symmes Cubberley
Grover E. Stulta
Death in Canal Claimed as Trenton Man’s Fall
Peter Stahl 34 of Cranbury was found drowned in the South Broad canal near Trenton after a night out with Clifford Brown. Coroner Grove and County Physician Scammell ruled the injuries from prison gate blades caused the cuts and broken limbs, not foul play, with $1.55 found on him and four brothers surviving. The body was returned to Cranbury for burial following examination and funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Stahl
Trento
John Stahl
Trenton
Scammelt
Stahl
Clifford Brown
Cranbury
John
Girard Avenue
Brown
Veter
East Front Street
Hig
Eays
Samuel Smith
South Broad Street Canal Bridge
Smith
Scammell
Grove
Joseph
Winfield
Michael
Crossley
Clancy
Yexter
A. S. Cole, Son & Co
Local Social Notes Highlight Frank Kelly Visit
Syracuse couple Mr and Mrs Frank Kelly were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs N C Schlottman on Franklin Street. William B Taylor Democratic candidate for Common Council canvassed in the area and made many friends. George E Bureh spent Sunday in New York City. Howard Daviron enjoyed Sunday at Asbury Park. Mrs Elizabeth Disbrow visited Jamesburg with friends. Charles H Weller visited Freehold early in the week. Mr and Mrs William Ryan spent Monday with friends in Trenton. Miss Florence Sheen was an out of town visitor early in the week. The Rev and Mrs J S Erks entertain friends from White River Junction NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Vreeland
N. Vreeland, Jr
Middlebush
Frank 8. Perrino
Phoenixville
Samuel Perrine
E. S. Barclay
Spring Lake
Elva Chamberlain
Hightstown
Princeton
R P. Magon
South Amboy
E.W. Sutphen
Judd
England
Westgate
H. C. Symmes
W. H. Johnson
Columbus
Trenton
Vernon Farr
P. R. Bergen
Harry Farr
H. Perrine
Geo. B. Mershon
Columbus Day
New York
Hippodrome
The
Waldorf
Mra
Win, Dey
Elwood
John van Dusén
Robert Sutton
Minnie Button
Annie Sutton
Newark
Gilbert Jogan
Lawrenceville
M. Reid
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Appleger
Bridgeton
New Jersey
Geo. Hampton
Frank Brown
Cranbury
Misa Eleanor Gebhardt
Gebhardt
Senator Gebhardt
Hunderton County
Anna D. Shaw
Harry Ayres Relyea
New Brunswick
Black Rock
Clinton N. Howard
Rochester
Frank Kelly
Syracusa
N.C. Schlottman
Franklin Street
Elizabeth Disbrow
Jamesburg
Charles H. Weller
Freehold
Florence Sheen
White River Junction
New Hampshire
Mercer County Sunday School Association
Dutch Neck
Elmer E. Sweeney
Joseph W. Wright
William Edwards
Henry C. Dennis
Flw, Miller
Elizabeth D. Waxton
Daniel Rows
Edward W. Ducham
Ange Melivaine
Richard Wyckell
Samuel Haverstick
Joseph Davin
C. Sydney Smith
Margaret Miller
E. Morris Fergusson
Alice B. Hamlin
Humlin
Josephine L Baldwin
Home Department
Mre
David A Surphin
Morrisman
Joseph H. Wright
James N. Clermmer
Dennis
Mack
The Elopement of Helen Felter and Forker
Helen Felter eloped with Horace Forker a month ago, was found in Newark and charged with a statutory crime. Forker pleaded guilty to desertion. he was jailed after returning home to his children. Mercer County officials report the saga and the couple’s messy family fallout, with Felter arraigned and placed under probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Helen Felter
Horace M. Forker
Trenton
Newark
Kirkhany
Forker
Mercer Coast
Hia
Cuichtel
Guichtel
Yosing Nwa Forker
Ens
Heo
Parker
Peter Smith
Cliolon Street
First Presbyterian Ladies Plan Oyster Supper November 4
Mrs Warich and children visit New Brunswick relatives while Mary Cubberly hosts the church social. The Ladies of the First Presbyterian Church announce an oyster supper at Hoopers Hall on November 4 replacing the October 20 event. Executive committee includes Mrs Henry Davis and Mrs J Cubberley with several others. Also notices of visiting relatives and birth announcements mixed with a bicycle promotion offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cook
June Clarke
Hightstown
First Presbyterian Church
Hooper's Hall
Henry Davis
Henry Davis, Chairman; Mra. J. Cubberley, Mrs. C. Hover Snedeker
Mia
Charles Burke
Martin
West
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A. H. Symmes
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Wayne, Pa
Charles Sypomes
Alex Appleget
Lewis Appleget
I.S. Everett
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Silvers
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Reading Circle
France
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Mershau
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Thomas J. Perrine
Hillsboro
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Hastings
Oklahoma
Sheldon Hartwell
Arthur Sheldon
Mary Hartwell
United States Hotel
Peter R- Bergen
Platt-Applegate
Union Valley Parsonage
H. Hampton
G. Dreuer Platt
Wyckoffs Mills
Helen D. Applegate
Applegarth
Postmaster Brown
Frank A. Brown
Atlantic City
Bio
H. Q. Symmes
Mia. Brown
Charles Hampton
Craig Hall
Church Notes
J. E.' Curry
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J. J. Bradley
A. H. Stults
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Chapel
Doubting Castle
Anna Chamberlin
Malaprup
Brooklyn
New York Sun
Methodial Church
Sunday School
Muale
Lemuel Stults
John Fox
State Street
Meh
Adolos Allen
J. B. Curry
Prince
Shepherd
Jesus King
Will Carleton
Second Presbyterian Church
Carleton
Goodwin
Hightetown
Freahold
Harry Scott
Plainsboro
Hey
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South Jersey
Edward B. Voorhees
Jersey
Patrick Henry
Tampton
Fr. W. Donnelly
Governor Fort
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Norfolk
Frederick W. Donnelly
Trentoin
C. Taylor Rue
Burlington
Samuel E. Perry
Charles B. White
David R. Barrett
Caroline B. Alexander
Hudson County
State Board of Children’s Guardians
B Nlly Willlamaou
Union County
Canal
William B. Taylor
Common Council
George E. Bureh
New York City
Howard Daviron
Asbury Park
William Ryan
Fefunds
Little Silver
Washington, N. J
Marker
Miss Felter
Noonger
Mercer County S. S. 3
Monmouth Junction
Hownd C Parker
Pennsyvania Railroad
Hamilton Square
Columbia
Ihe
East 22d Street
N.Y
Amanda Martin
Alex Everingham
Monroe St
M. J. Francis
Black Horse Hotel
Horson
Wigonr
Alexander S. Cole
Nimes
Apollo Lodge
B.S. Banenay
W. MM
Toqture Ab Press Orerern
Lieroy Scott
N. J
Success Magazine
Room
N. Y
William H. Varinn
Trenton Road
W. Living Stenns
E. State St
Broad St
Trenton, N. J
L. Briegs
Perth Amboy
Perth Amboy, N. J
Staten Island Dyeing and Cleaning Co
Reefere
Gunson
Fred’k W. Donnelly
Alfred Benjamin & CO. and
University Clothes
Fred'k W. Donnelly
Taylor Opera House
Trenton, N. 3
Stockton Street
Hightstown, N. J
Ella T. Norton
Taft
White House
Victor
Madras
R. A. Donnelly
Ce, Soc
Men’s Furnishings Store
P, Dunham & CO
Japan
China
India
Cheney Brothers
Messaline de Sole
Windham
S. P. Dunham & CQ
Cranbury Press Office
Dobbins
E. State Street
Hatter
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