Cranbury Social Roundup Stirs Local Happenings
The Cranbury Press reports a weekend of visits and greetings among residents. Nicholas Vreeland Jr. hosted his father and family in Monmouth Junction. Myrtle Burroughs of Trenton stayed with the Burroughs family. Harvey Hutchinson and daughters visited relatives in New York. A Bayonne contractor will build a stucco cottage in South Cranbury. John Duncan purchased a 1914 touring car. Various church, school, and social events are noted including Rally Day at First Presbyterian and a Synod exchange sermon by Rev. G. A. Burslem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Vreeland Jr
Monmouth Junction
Nicholas Vreeland
Myrtle E. Burroughs
Trenton
George W. Burroughs
Barclay
Eva Davison
Englishtown
Charles Davison
South Cranbury
Harvey Hutchinson
Mary
Hazel
George Hutchinson
Hightstown
R. L. McDowell
G. A. Burslem
Plainsboro
J. E. Curry
E. Harder
H.S. Dey
Raymond Wyckoff
New York
Myr
Wm. Conover
James Evernham
Afr
Whitmore
Delanco
First Presbyterian Sunday School
H. H. Gifford
Elizabeth
F. A. Brown
Village Notes and Social Scan from Princeton Area
Local items report visits of Mrs. Mary Farr and others, illnesses of John Stults, and guests from Philadelphia. Epworth League convention attendees travel from Asbury Park. A near collision involving Principal Deveney is noted. Dellas Applegate announces engagement to David Richmond Jr. Readiness claims for Dr King's New Discovery as a household cough remedy with endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Farr
Princeton
Afra
John E. Stults
Gatzmar Avenue
Thomas Scarlet
Philadelphia
Wilton I. Voorhees
Cornelius Stonaker
C. K. Knight
Asbury Park
Epworth League
New Brunswick
C. A. Deveney
John Franklin
Harry
Leonard
Archibald Dey
Franklin Street
John L. Suydam
Frank Lyons
Jennie Elliott
McKinley Hospital
Trenton
Dellas Applegate
David Richmond, Jr
Englishtown
Dr. King
A. Stid
Mason, Mich
Local social notes from Cranbury and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Williard Reid and children hosted by J Stout in Cranbury Sunday. Isaac Jolly and wife visited New Brunswick, Calvin Heath and Mrs Mary Dey in Trenton. About thirty nurses from New York City visited Walker Gordon farms. Mrs Frank Perrine travels to Trenton daily for knee treatment and is gradually improving. Mrs Lewis OKennan with A McNamee. Willis and Evans visited local schools. William Rule of Perth Amboy spent Sunday with his daughter. Lillian Jolly visiting Amboy aunt for a week. Mrs Joseph Schenck of New York state visiting Isaac Schenck. Patrick Byrnes installing steam heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Reid
J. Stout
Cranbury
Isaac Jolly
New Brunswick
Calvin Heath
Mary Dey
Trenton
New York City
Walker- Gordon Farms
Frank Perrine
Lewis O’kennan
A. McNamee
Willis
Evans
William Rule
Perth Amboy
Lillian Jolly
Amboy
Joseph Schenck
New York State
Isaac Schenck
Local Hightstown Notes and Community Happenings
Mr and Mrs Tracy Norton entertain Mrs Stanton Norton of Arlington. Mrs B D Winters and children return to Peddie apartments after summer in Watkins NY. Miss Luella Dey named first grade teacher at Hightstown School. Miss Eleanor Simking resigns due to ill health. Postmaster Stults improves Stockton Street property. Various visits and visits by Add1son Robbins family. Edward Embley buys adjacent Ward Street property from M S Chamberlin who builds a new house. Miss Edith Moore visits from High Point NC. Miss Cora Varian undergoes throat operation in Philadelphia. Miss Isabelle Mount visits New York. Charles Naylor marks 70th birthday. Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs DeWitt Wolcott. Lynwood Roszel visits from New York. Mrs Addison Robbins Jr hosts Mrs Susan Danser of Camden. Harvey Dey harvests 256 bushels of corn from two acres on old road to Hights town. Teachers Professional Circle adopts promotion plan with two thirds class work and one third written tests, January and June exams, passing 70 with conditional retake at 60. Mrs N F Clayton thanks friends for sympathy after bereavement. John Warnsdorfer to sell stock and farm equipment near Dunham's Corner on Wednesday, November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Norton
Stanton Norton
Arlington
M. Franklin
Delaware Water Gap
B. D. Winters
Watkins, N Y
Peddie
Luella Dey
Hightstown School
Eleanor Simking
Charles E. Stults
Stockton Street
Addison Robbins
Lewis McMichael
Rahway
H. G. van Marter
Mr. van Marter
Atlantic City
Edward Embley
Ward Street
Chamberlin
Edith Moore
High Point
N. C
James C. Norris
Cora Varian
Polyclinic Hospital
Philadelphia
Isabelle Mount
New York
Charles Naylor
DeWitt Wolcott
Lynwood Roszel
Afra
C. J. Roszel
Addison Robbins, Jr
Susan Danser
Camden
Chronic Dyspepsia Testimonial Encourages Sufferers
A chronic dyspeptic testimonial states Chamberlain's Tablets have given greater relief than any other medicine. W. G. Mattison of 7 Sherman St Hornellsville NY endorses the remedy. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. G. Mattison
Sherman St
Hornellsville
N. Y
Gentle Laxative and News on The Youth's Companion
A mild laxative called Dr Kings New Life Pills is praised as effective and gentle with claims from Hugh Tallman of San Antonio. An advertisement touts The Youths Companion 1914 volume offering daily stories and health guidance for $2, plus a Home Calendar and sample issues. A Prince Albert reader cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy ending a croup attack after an hour and twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companion
Arthur Stanwood Pier
Berkeley St
Boston
Maia
P. F. Bastiams
Prince Albert
Cape of Good Hope
Chamberlain
Hell and Resurrection Message Booklet Sheds Light
A five cent tract circulating widely argues that Hell is not eternal torment but the grave. It claims redemption comes from Jesus’ life and death and emphasizes a future resurrection. Also promoting Electric Bitters with a testimonial from Mrs. Laura Gaines of Avoca Louisiana. 50c and 1.00 at druggists. H. E. Bucklen & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Jesus
The
Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Laura Gaines
Avoca
H. E. Buckien & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Weddings Gift Sale Promotes Royal Nippon China
October wedding season prompts a showcase of gift articles including Cut Glassware China and household goods. The store highlights hand painted Royal Nippon China priced from 50c to 6.00 and announces a sale starting Saturday October 11 featuring smoked bamboo baskets and vases at low prices.
Read Here for Crepe Meteors and Silks at Dunham Co
P DUNHAM CO presents a vast dress goods display featuring Crepe Meteors Crepe de Chine Crepe fetieres silk poplins and warp prints with colors from golden brown to king's blue. 54 inch brocade and velvet options plus yard wide satin and duchess satin noted. 40 42 54 inch widths with prices from 9c to 3.50 and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
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the Cranbury Press
John Duncan
Harry Groves
Judson
Jamesburg
Elwood Groves
H. C. Symmes
Eiva Chamberlin
Albert Titus
H. J. Stout
Godfrey Schroth
Prezent
Patrick Byrnes
Harvey&. Dey
N. F. Clayton
John Warnsdorfer
Dunham’s Corner
the China Shop
E. State St
New Jersey
Harry &. Salter
O'Neil's
Main Street
North Cranbury
James O'Neill
N. Des
R Silvers
Cranbury, N. J
Daniel Urdshaw
C. T. Harrman
Strais & Hann
Apollo Lodge
Abs
Walter H. Havens
W. M
Insurance
American Surety Co
Charles C. Groves
Am A
Office North Main Street
Monroe Township
Prospect Plains
N.J
Applegarth- Englishtown
Sylvanus Davison
John D. Butcher
Applegarth
N. J
A. Jamison
Samuel H. Dey
Cranbury, New Jersey
FORD
P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
Eastman Kodaks
FRELE
Burgh’s
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