Cranbury Personal Notes Show Village Busy Social Scene
Cranbury residents host and visit across town with numerous family gatherings and town events. Local figures including Mrs. W.E. Scott Mrs. J. Bennett and J.G. Grover figure in visits illnesses and social functions as Cranbury gears up for elections post office work and autumn plans.
Jamesburg Woman Mary A Richardson Dies Sudden
Mary A Richardson aged 70 widow of Austin I Richardson died suddenly from valvular heart trouble in Jamesburg after three years residence. She was daughter of Thomas Salter Baedeker and Sirah Stryker Borgen, married October 5 1864. Survived by sister Mrs Abijah E Chamberlain and brother Ienac Snedeker. Funeral held from her home with Rev O P Eaches assisted by Rev Benjamin S Everitt and Rev William Raef. interment Fernwood cemetery.
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Jamesburg
Snedeker
Mary A. Richardson
Austin I
Richardson
Jobo L. Suydam
Henry J. Zandt
Hera
Thomas = Salter Baedeker
Sirah Stryker Borgen
Mary A Snedeker
Austin’ S. Richardson
Abijah E. Chamberlain
Jamnenburg
O. P. Eaches
Hightstown Baptist Church
Benjamin 8. Everitt
D. D
William Raef
Jamesburg Baptist Church
Fernwood Cemetery
Marriage of Misa Florence Dudley Chamberlain
The Second Presbyterian Church hosted the wedding of Misa Florence Dudley Chamberlain to Ernest I. Stults with a reception at the bride’s home attended by over two hundred guests. The ceremony officiants were Rev. Adolos Allen and Rev. J. E. Curry, followed by a formal reception and music by the Cranbury orchestra.
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Cranbury
Misa Anna Chamberlin
Misa Sadie Applegate
I. C. Hoffman
Ernest ‘Stults
Samuel
Grati
Newark
Graham
Tao
Second Presbyterian Church
Misa Florence
Dudley Chamberlain
Lewis
Chamberlain
Ernest I. Stults
Lemuel Stults
Adolos Allen
J. E. Curry
Warren F. Johnson
Mendelssohn
C. P. Morrison
Thomas
Ernest Pullen
Lewis Chamberlain
Stults
Mies Chamberlain
Mr. Allen
Mr. Curry
Spencer Perrine
Thea Briclo
Maida
Lemuel Stuka
Sunnyside Farm
Donnelly Showcases New York Fall Styles in Trenton
Frederick W. Donnelly, Trenton representative for Alfred Benjamin & Co. and the University company, displays the latest New York men’s clothing models. Sack coats like The Seabright The Lafayette The Poole. overcoats The West End The Meadowbrook Stockbridge. rain coats The Utility. driving coats The Carlton. Tiger waistcoat in tiger stripes. Designers create originals, not imitators, letting Trenton men wear authentic New York fashion. Donnelly promotes a special display this week inviting local buyers to compare with city trends.
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Frederick W. Donnelly
New York
Trenton
New York Standard
Mr. Donnelly
Alfred Benjamin & Co
The
University Company
Donnelly
Seabright
Lafayette
Poole
West End
Meadowbrook
Stockbridge
Carlton
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Creatora
Styleu
University
Benjamin and University
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the Cranbury Press
Walter Scott
Kingston
Watson’ Bhanu
Thomas Jackson
Harry Schnoll
Louisa
Philadelphia
Alvah Forman
Bayonne
Forman
Stuits Chamber
John Stout
Dayton
Eman Mershon
Calhoun Chamberlain
Spring Lake
Mra
Mershon
Misa Nellie Appelget
George Appelget
N. Hutchingon
A. CG Megill
Mamie Applegate
Perring
Ping
Hutchinson
Patty
Cale
Fred Maplé
C. H. Lewis
W. Ernest Scott
Flrat’Presbyterian
Mias
Julia Barrickle
Jersey City
Cornelia Banickle
Alexiander Stults
J. EB. Curry
D. C. Lewis
Sysot
Atlanti City
John Wicolf
New Brunswick
Samuel Perrine
J. McDonald
J. E. Bennett
New York State
Leo Roy Griggs
Win. Stein
B. B. P. Kelley
Porth Amboy
J. C. Holmes
Wm. Stein
Hia
Logan
McDonald
Hia P
Elias Stults
Abram Voorhees
Walter Waltnight
Phoenixville
J. H. Goodwin
John M. Chamberlain
Wm. Pfeiffer
Middlesex County
R. L. McDowell
North Carolina
J G. Grover
Trving Rogers
Standard Fire Insurance Co
Mra. S J. Bergen
David Hagaman
New BrunsWisk
Bus
Hagaman
Assembly
Wm. C. Voorhees
H. J. Butcher
New Jersey
Charles Dey
Wycoffa Mills Road
James Maxwell
North Main St
Hightstown
Wm. M. Corwin
Oliver
Miss Fanshaw
Misa Russell
Improvement Society
Fischer
Gooil Instruments
Snedeker & Co
Odd Fellows Hall
J.8
Silvers & Bro
Heart Disease
Middlesex County Commissioners
H. N. Scott
F. F. Groves
Gilkyson
MacNamee
Meeker
Mesgrs
Pownall and Stacey
H. RK. Groves
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
John, R. Mason
Emma Green
Village Improvement Society
Clayton’s
M. Corwin
Sesson
Timothy
Pioneer Grange No. 1
Wm. Monro Corgin
Pioneer Grange
W. H. Havens, Hangry Duncan
Astr Duncan
Presbyterian Bynod of
Atlantic City
Freehold
Hollman
Monroe Township
Pownall
VanDenberg
Vicinity
Princeton
Monroe
Edward Bennett
Messia. Pownal
Baptist State Convention
Lakewood
Ida Reese
Plainaboro
W.H. Johnson
W. H. Johnson
Josephine L. Guyick
Mila
Oregon
Plaineboro
Emerson Bodine
John
Silvers
EJ. Brown
Job Farm
Conrad Peppler
Stockton Street
Hightatown
Perrineville
Eerie Household Goods
J. S. Rogers
Apollo Lodge
F. A.M
Price
State St
Broan St
Trenton, N. J
Fred’k W. Donnelly
Waielecin
Stockton ST
Cagaville
Thomas Peppler
Roams
Fred’'K
W. Donnelly
Taylor Opera House
Broad St
New. Jersey
Lin
Nightstown, N. J
R. A. Donnelly’s
Brand- St
R. A. Donnelly
Holman Jordan
Middlesex Creamery
Middlesex
Franklin Robbins
Dutch
A. W. Totten
Johnson
Algo
W. H. Johnson’s
Cranbury, N. J
TELE
T. Mason & Son’s
Main Street
Hightstown, N. J
Monroe St
N.J
Frank
Brown, Neal Barate and Insurance
Silks
Soie
S. P. Dunham & CO
Martin C.ribsam
Chas. F. Danser
Cranbury, New Ersey
Dobbins, the Hatter