Mrs. Vincent Perrine Dies After Paralysis Struggle
Mrs. Vincent Perrine died at her South Cranbury home Friday at 2 AM after a paralysis illness. She was widow of Vincent J. Perrine, with two children dead, two grandchildren surviving. she attended First Presbyterian Church and will be buried Monday at 2 in Brainerd Cemetery following services led by Rev. J. E. Curry. Interment by A S Coleson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Perrine
South Cradbury
Perrine
William P
Alice A. Dey
Isaae M. Cubberly
Vincent
First Presbyterian Church
J. E.curry
Brainerd Cemetery
A—S Cole- Son & Co
Daly
John Rudding
Cranbury
Walter J. Dey
Rudding
C. T. Cowenhoven
Dey
Robbins
van Dyke
Mr. Rudding
Mr. Dey
Mrs Davison Dies in Brooklyn Widow of Derrick G Davison
Lydia M. Davison aged 64 of Cranbury died in Brooklyn after several falls and illness. She leaves no children, was active in the Second Presbyterian Church and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Funeral at 11 in Cranbury Second Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Adolph Allen. Interment in Second Church cemetery. A B Cole Son Co directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Davison
Booklyn
Cranbury
Lydia M. Davison
Chang Kew
Union Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Isaac Bogart
William Rue
Derrick G. Davison
Mr. Davison
Second Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Adolps Allen
Second Church
A. 8. Cole
Methodist Church Sermons Promote Faith and Hope
On Sunday the 17th Inst the Rev. C. W. Heisley will preach at 10.30 a.m. on Jesus Christ as the real Son of God. At 7.80 p.m. Mrs. Harvey Dey leads a long service followed by a sermon on the presence of Our Lord Jesus on Earth and in Heaven. The lectures urge belief in shared doctrines and faith’s bonds for personal benefit and sincere inquiry. It calls Christians to reflect on heavenly foundations rather than earthly wreckage.
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C. W. Heisley
Jesus Christ
Son
God
Harvey Dey
Lord Jesus
Earth
Heaven
Teachers' Retirement Fund Annual County Convention
Middlesex County members and annuitants invited to attend the Annual County Convention called by County Superintendent Willis for Friday September 22 at 4 PM at Livingston Avenue High School New Brunswick to elect four delegates to the Annual State Convention to be held at the State House Trenton at 12 noon Saturday September 30.
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Middlesex County
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Willis
Livingston Ave
New Brunswick
State House
Trenton
Negro thief terrorizes Monmouth Junction residents
Mrs. W. J. Rowland narrowly escaped a pair of burglars who entered by a first floor window. A revolver shot grazed her head as she pursued the intruders through the house. The burglars stole $25 and fled, sparking a countywide armed search and the capture of a suspect identified as William Johnston of West Virginia.
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W. J. Rowland
Monmouth Junction
Rowland Home
Scott
Cranbury
Kingston
Princeton
Marshall Kilfoil
William Johnston
West Virginia
Middlesex County
Penns Neck
Fourteenth Regiment to Hold Thirty Third Annual Reunion
The 14th New Jersey Volunteers First Brigade Third Division Sixth Corps Army of the Potomac announces its Thirty Third Annual Reunion to be held September 19, 1911 at 10 80 A M in Estertown New Jersey. Morning business meeting at the Presbyterian Church will feature Attorney General Edmund Wilson and others. Only two Cranbury survivors remain E R VanDuser and John Hutchinson.
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N. J
6Th Army Corps
Army of the Potomac
Estertown
Presbyterian Church
Edmund Wilson
E. R. VanDuser
John Hutchinson
Cranbury
James O Neil Breaks Arm While Climbing
James O Neil ten year old son of Mr and Mrs James O Neil broke his arm at the wrist in a tree behind his father's store. He and other boys walked a clothes line between tree and store when he fell. Dr H C Symmes set the arm and he is in comfortable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Neil
James O’neil
James
H. C. Symmes
Musical Recital Attended in Englishtown by Local Guests
Mr and Mrs John 8 Silvers accompanied by Mr and Mrs C P Emmons and Miss Bessie Conover traveled to Englishtown Tuesday evening for a Methodist church recital. Performers included violinist Elinore Ward and accompanist Hope Forman. All numbers were of a high order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englishtown
John
Cranbury Undertaker Vindicated in Court
William 8. Cole of A. S. Cole Son & Company faced a State Board of Health inquiry over burying a body without a certificate. Cole produced Dr. Van Dyke who certified him, the registrar’s fault appeared, and the case was dismissed after evidence showed lawful burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Cole
A. S. Cole, Son & Company
Cranbury
State Board of Health
Cole
Dr. van Dyke
Cranbury Public School Opens Fall Term With 200 Enrolled
The Cranbury Public School began the fall term Monday with about 200 students and expects growth in the coming month. The lower grades show high enrollment and three new teachers join the staff: Miss Cherry of Philadelphia, Miss Ford of Bordentown, and Miss Della Bergen formerly at Jamesburg. The graduating class includes ten students Ina Puerschner Ethel Cole Elsie Johnson Frances Koerner Helen Walker Mary Hughes Emma Highland Waldo Pertine Charles Butcher and Raymond Lawrence.
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Cranbury
Miss Cherry
Philadelphia
Miss Ford
Bordentown
Della Bergen
Jamesburg
Ina Puerschner
Ethel Cole
Elsie Johnson
Frances Koerner
Sunday School Convention Attendees From First Presbyterian
A large group of Sunday School workers from the First Presbyterian school attended the Middlesex County Sunday School convention in Dunellen yesterday. The party traveled by autos and included Rev J E Curry and Mrs. Curry, Superintendent H Perrine and Mrs Perrine, G A Bennett, Elva Chamberlin, Arthur Perrine, Jane Dey, Hazel Errickson, Charles Davis, D O Mershon and spouses, David J Wilson and spouses, L D Huffington and spouses, 8 Bergen and spouses, Claudius Hammond and Hannah Hammond, Mary Edsall, H J Butcher, and H C Symmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian School
Middlesex County
Dunellen
J. E. Curry
H. Perrine
Perrine
G. A. Bennett
Elva Chamberlin
Arthur Perrine
Jane Dey
Hazel Errickson
Charles Davis
D. O. Mershon
David J. Wilson
John Perrine
D Huffington
J.bergen
Claudius Hammond
Hannah Hammond
Mary Edsall
H. J. Butcher
H. C. Symmes
Mrs Hart Celebrates Eightieth Birthday at Pennington
Mrs J Phillip Hart marks her eightieth birthday surrounded by relatives in Pennington on Sept 7. She was born Anna Elizabeth Burroughs in 1881 in Trenton, eldest of nine siblings, with descendants including John W Hart and Edward Burroughs Hart. Five siblings survive including Ella Burroughs, Josephine Burroughs, and George Burroughs.
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Pennington
J. Phillip Hart
John W. Hart
Hart
Anna Elizabeth Burroughs
David
Sarah Burroughs
John Hart
Anna E. Hart
Ella J. Burroughs
Edward B. Burroughs
Philadelphia
Josephine M. Burroughs
George W. Burroughs
Cranbury Press
Trenton
John Phillips Hart
Edward Burroughs Hart
Electric Bitters Offer Strength and Health Boost
When urged to stop work, one may feel weak and run down. Electric Bitters promise to restore tone and vigor from the first dose, preventing breakdown and rebuilding health. Each bottle is guaranteed to satisfy for 50 cents at N. e Clayton's.
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N. E Clayton’s
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Methodist Church
Rowland
J. Howard Coombs
Cranbury Undertaker
Kai
Fred’k W. Donnelly
Ea Ge Taylor Opera House
New Jersey
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