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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
8
Cranbury Station residents host and visit neighbors across New Jersey. William McDowell and family with George Peppler and family spend Sunday with Luther Bayles in Jamesburg. Others visit in Asbury Park, Norristown, New Brunswick, Hightstown, Trenton, Perth Amboy, and Princeton area. several attend institutes and travel for short visits.
Miss Maggie Carmon of Windsor visited with Mrs J B Jordon and Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith. Grace Dey substituted in the Primary room. Cora Rowland of Princeton was a Sunday guest of town relatives. Howard Stout of Plainsboro spent Friday with his parents. Albert G Bastedo and Euella E Errickson were married at Franklin Park. The Jyood of N J met in Trenton. The Central Christian Endeavor Union will hold its Fall Convention in Hightstown. W E Thomson was a guest of Mary Osborn. Grace Urwen left for Mt Holly before returning to Virginia. E B Hunt of Trenton visited his sister-in-law A Hubbard. William Griggs of Jamesburg visited the MacDonalds. H T Rice of Vineland spent Friday near the Village. Edgar Van Devere and family of Freehold were in town. Mrs J Morris Dickson and Prof James A Dickson planned return home. W E Groves hosted visitors from Franklin Park Cranbury Neck. Charles Breadwell of Jamesburg was in town. Celia Everett visited Elva Chamberlin and returned home. Mrs Wesley Applegate visits Walter Applegate in Ocean Grove. William H MacDonald spent a few days in Hamburg. Henrietta Osborn returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Harry Cook.
A political letter argues against Roosevelt, predicting Wilson’s victory would harm business. It claims Taft keeps prosperity, warns of 1893–97 hardships repeating under Wilson, and accuses the 1912 Democratic tariff plank of mirroring 1802 policy.
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