Cranbury Press Friday Personal Notes 1911
The Cranbury press notes social life on October 20 1911 with many local visits receptions and flowers. Guests include LaMonte Robbins and Misa Simbelle Hamilton at a Monday evening reception and numerous families from Cranbury and nearby towns visiting relatives in Trenton Somerville Hightstown and Jamesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Morley
Joseph Morley
Stone Road
Dayton
Jamesburg
Bwiller Bro
Trenton Turnpike
Franklin Park
Resolutions Honor Mrs Davison and Mrs Davis Loss
A Cranbury church society adopts resolutions mourning the loss of secretary Mrs Derrick Davison and treasurer Mrs Frank Davis. They praise their faithful lives, vow to follow Christ, and grant copies to bereaved families and minutes, with publication in the Cranbury Press dated October 17, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrick Davison
Frank Davis
Cranbury Press
James Vandyke
Anna Spaulding
Isaac Everett
Notice at the Post Office About Disruptive Behavior
A Postmaster urges orderly conduct at the downtown Post Office. The letter cites loud improper language, crowding, and tampering with lock boxes as nuisances. The writer asks patrons to stop disrupting sorting, reading mail, and handling cigarettes and debris on the floor to restore tidiness and efficiency.
Death of Bertha Mae Collins at Cranbury Station
Bertha Mae Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Collins Cranbury Station died after a two year illness. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 at St Anthony's Church Hightstown under A S Cole Son Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mae Collins
Thomas Collins
Cranbury Station
St. Anthony’s Church
Hightstown
A. S. Cole, Son & Co
Celebrated Two Birthdays in Kingston Gathering
Mr and Mrs Walter Scott and Mr and Mrs John Stryker of Princeton joined Mr and Mrs J Watson Shaw in Kingston for a birthday observance on October 19 noting both Mr Scott and Mr Stryker share the day and age. Also present were Mr and Mrs David J Wilson. Clarence Hagerty Surprise Party Held by Adelphia and John Wesley Sunday classes at his parents home featured games music and refreshments with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Ely
Jamesburg
Lucinda Johnson
Camden
Samuel Nixon
Leroy Scott
Alfred Bennett
Walter Scott
Trenton
Andrew Beedle
Jersey City
John Ervin
G. A. Bennett
New York State
Alfred S. Marsh
Middlesex County
Robert Spaulding
Susan Faber
New York
David Perrine
New Brunswick
John C. Perrine
E. C. Wilson
A. A. Wilson
Elmer VanDenbergh
Hightstown
BR. L. McDowell
John Conger
Williamsport
Amzi A. Duncan
Kathryn Duncan
H. N. Scott
Richard Mason
John Stryker
Princeton
J. Watson Shaw
Kingston
Mr. Scott
Mr. Stryker
David J. Wilson
Clarence Hagerty
Richard Hagerty
John Wesley
M. E. Sunday School
Adelphia
Alt
Hagerty
Adelphi
Fall Meeting of Middlesex County Women Teachers' Assn
The group will meet in the New Brunswick High School auditorium Saturday October 21 1911 at 2 pm. Speaker Mrs Edwin C Grice of Philadelphia will discuss The Home and the School. Emma A McCoy signs as president. Commercial notices and local social updates follow with sales and visits across Cranbury Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Women Teachers’ Association
New Brunswick High School
Edwin C.grice
Home and School League
Philadelphia
Emma A. McCoy
Timely advice saves two lives in MarengoWisconsin
A Mrs C Willough of Marengo Wis credits Dr Kings New Discovery for ending a severe cough once thought consumption. Her aunt urged the remedy after other treatments failed. She notes the medicine eased the cough and helped her sick child. Available 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free, guaranteed by N F Clayton. It saved two lives. In a different ad, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is praised as a universal healer for cuts burns and sores. Regular meeting notice for Apollo Lodge 156 is listed, with other classifieds for sale, wanted calves and pork, rent and address contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Clayton
Washington Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
the. Cranbury ‘Press
James Robbins
LaMonte Robbins
Misa Simbelle Hamilton
James W. McLean
Oxford
N. J
Agnes Campbell
Stephen McNinnie
Manalapan
W. J. Campbell
Walter McDougall
John Applegate
R. P. Stillwell
Fannie VanDerveer
Somerville
Wm. M. Cox
Dayton Embroidery Club
Hannah Dey
J. Seward Perrine
Laura Scudder
Elizabeth Perrine
Rahama Strang
Walter Reese
Walter Perrine
Taylor Opera House
Mabel Laban
Edna McDonald
Albany
Connecticut
Harry R Rogers
John Barlow
Prospect Ave
D. D. Reynolds
South Gibson
Harry Reynolds
Plainsboro
Enoch Eldridge
William Hutchinson
Mount Duncan
Stone Ridge
Elva Chamberlin
Wm P. Gibson
Georgia Nutt
F. A. Brown
I. D. Mershon
Geo. B. Mershon
Town
Jos. V
J. E. Curry
Mance
Farr Chamberlin
Harry Farr
Ernest Pullen
Spotswood
Pullen
Glen Gardner
Lewis Chamberlin
F. 8. Davis Jr
East Orange
Stanley Lewis
Stelle Milne
White Plaina
N. Y
W. Russell Silvers
W. ‘P. Gibson
Symmes Duncan
Elizabeth Duncan
Joseph C. Chamberlin
H. Perrine
Perrineville
George VanDyke
Upper Leigh
Leah Embley
Morrinville
W. H. Havens
Lawrence
Newark
Blaine Davison
Thomas McConnatt
New York—Philadelphia
Frank P. Jemison
George F. Terrell
Bennett & Harris
Mary Ervin
Wm. W. Bowers
Glenn Ridge
John S. Beraun
Greenwald
Ely Perrine
Steinback Company
Asbury Park
Jeffers
H. W. Jeffers
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Cripple Creek
Springs
Clifford Brown
Friedman Bros
Brooklyn
Carrie Buckelew
Staten Island
H. F. Reynolds
Aqueduct
Martin Higgins
N. F. Clayton’s
Apollo Lodge
No. 156
A-M
Joseph E. Curry
W. M
Main St. Cranbury
Davison & Chamberlin
George Puerschner
Enya M. Chamberlin
Cranbury, N. J
Lehigh
W.H. Johnson
Cranbury
John SrTour
North Cranbury
George M. Perrine
Chas. F. Haley
Monroe St. Cranbury, N. J
Holman Jordan
Middlesex Creamery
Middlesex
S. P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
Skinner’s
Ss. P. Dunham & CO
Men’s New Fall
E. State Street
Dobbins the Hatter
Iphta