Lawn Festival Draws Big Crowds at Cranford Church Grounds
The YA lawn festival at Cranford is held this afternoon and tonight on the church grounds. Volunteers organize cream and ouke stands, cake and dining duties, drinks, and waitresses for a church benefit. Mis Hortense Smith is away in Boston. The weekly prayer meeting continues at the Presbyterian chapel.
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Cranford
Micharle
Mila Qtront
Tiapanene Bettertey
Mary
Miny Grisey
Lana Doyle
Elinbeth
Anne Donahue
Catherine Kurna
Mary Ryan
Catherine Yan
Mira Mary Steven
Mary Hammond
Mike
Hiicabeth Haommond
Mary Ward
Maurice Urns
Mary Maloney
Eunice Ware
Mary Partridge
Elizabeth Crowley
Mary Moore
Mise Hortense Smith
Boston
Presbyterian Chapel
Sigma Betas Host Reception for 1908 Graduates
Rowelle June 27 reception by the Sigma Betas for the class of 1908 faculty and Board of Education was well attended. Prizes awarded to Misa Clara Krouse and Ming Dorothy Taylor with Fleming Vaughan and George Vaughan taking top honors. Community announcements include church services, a new house move in Ridgewood, teachers returning home, and notes on future cornerstone ceremonies for the borough church.
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Rowelle
Juune
Sigma: Bets’ Society
Board of Education
Misa Clara Krouse
Ming Dorothy ‘Taylor
Fleming Vaughan
George Vaughan
Rahway Revels In Confused Local Happenings
Rahway notes a colorful mix of civic events and social news. Variously, electors discuss committee actions. residents Eljah Keo and Mia Hicknell host gatherings on Irving Street. a funeral for ex president Clement is referenced while local observers hope to glimpse a train. Burials, church events, and illness updates accompany real estate moves by George Cladek.
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Vlora Alobo
Common
Connerl
Cranford
Tirough
Thin City
Eljah Keo
Irving Atregt
Pial
Mia
Sbbie
Charlen
Teonard
ME Uormes
Agbury
Kooanwell
Princeton
Clevelunil
George Tt. Cladek
Irving Street
Seminary Avenue
Cladok
B. Silvers
New Connecticut Farms School a Modern Commodious Building
Union reports the old Connecticut Varma Public School replaced by a new two story building with three rooms per floor, a cloakroom, principal’s room, and an assembly area. The project cost about $12,000 with improved heating and ventilation, and the old structure was auctioned and sold.
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NEW Connecticut Farms School
The
of Education
Peter J. Meiner
Board of Education
Linden School Closing Exercises Highlight Local Event
Linden closes its ic school term with an afternoon program in the school hall decorated with flags and daisies. Parents fill the hall as Rev. Andrew Henry offers invocation, students recite and sing, a flag drill is performed, diplomas are awarded, and a short address on success is given. Nearby news notes a trolley ride by the Presbyterian society, summer plans, and community remembrances.
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Linden Pubsic School
Andrew Henry
Wilbur Rhoden
Elizabeth Henry
Gussie Feinberg
Halle Hardenburg
Eunice Tracy
Chas
Kastner
Gertrude Kern
Albert Weber
Richard Memack
Potter
Nelson Skaumps
Fred Haefner
Ida Feinberg
Louise ‘Hartmeny
Mary
Woodbridge Notes on Excursions and Local Events
Woodbridge residents face changes as Pennsylvanian Railroad cancels spring excursions to Asbury Park, affecting Presbyterian and Methodist groups while Congregational Sunday School plans Bellewood Park trip. Music pupils of Mrs Lockwood held a pleasant recital on Rahway Avenue. Lawrence Henry, son of Rev. Andrew Henry, will vacation with parents then return to Woodbridge School. Several boys bitten by a mad dog on Main Street prompted officials to order muzzling of dogs to prevent future incidents. Mr and Mrs and family, of
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Oungay Scnoom
Asbury Park
Presbyterian
Koa
Aes
Trade rivalry and supply gaps in New England stores
A reflective note on stiffness of competition in retail and the difficulty of stocking essentials. A New York firm executive on vacation laments the lack of certain cloth items in local stores, while clerks shrug that demand outpaces supply. The piece hints at broader rural decline linked to uneven provisioning and the June System’s influence.
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Fig
Samia Dhariot
Dapreasion
Magazine of Business
Atores
New York
New England
Westfield Court Adjourns McVoy Trial to Next Wednesday
In Recorder Touceys court the case against C H McVoy on charges by Inspector A W Grant was adjourned to next Wednesday. McVoy faces accusations of improper earth return on a trech and of sewer work done without an inspector present. Auditors say their duties are newly undertaken. Town Council plans a special meeting Monday in Glen Cove New York. Norman Winley and his wife are spending the summer at Asbury Park.
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C. McVoy
A. W. Grant
Recorder
t'Glen Cove
N.Y
Switzerland
Norman Winley
Asbury Park
Striving to Please sermon at First Methodist Church Roselle Park
Roselle Park church announces the sermon Striving to Please for Sunday morning with a prayer and praise service at 9 45 and a devotional meeting at 7 15. Rev W W Dietrich of Fanwood will preach at 7 48 PM. Guests include Mr and Mrs J Edward Kingsland of Suffern visiting relatives. A Roselle Park Board of Education meeting is set for Monday evening. Ad insert travels with a savings offer and notes a local family going to Maine for the summer.
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Misa
Florence Vallard
New York
Mids Marlor
Fourth Avenue
Sun
Mr. Gaffney and Family
Second Avenues
Yestern Vaughan
Ridgewood
Fifth Avenue
Maryton
Byzacune
N. Y
Borough
First Baptist Church
James M. Butler
Christ Our
Charles. Reagle
Acoaln
Stroudsburg
Reagle
James S. Merrill
Fifth Avene d
Bay
Albright
Clio Club
Luha
Wession
Boston
St. Luke’s Church
Toarrow
Arthur Selden Lloyd
D.D
Lloyd
Episcopal Church
America
Hell
First Methodist
Pepwarsh League
W. W. Dietrich
Fanwood
J. Edward Kingsland
Suffern
Roselle Park
Alumni Quests of Dennis Long at Connecticut Farms High
The Connecticut Farms High Alumni Association met at Dennis Long's home for its annual gathering. A program including welcome remarks by Walter Handley, piano pieces by Leonie Crane, readings by Abby Headley, and a speech by A. G. Woodfield followed the business session. Refreshments were served as officers and guests participated.
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A. G. Woodfield
Joseph A. Headley
New Brunswick
Harry Osborne
Passaic
W. E. Haines
Bewark
Gideon Ludlow
Leonie Crane
Hettie Haines
Ge A Benyfigan
Rhyner
Lennox Crane
Edwar Yyner
Nox
Eugene Wade
Clarence Ronnel
Dennis Long
James L. Headley
Haines
Clarence RB
Bonnel
Mra
Bénedict Clarence R. Gri
Fannie Long
Jennie Long
Edith Seaverns
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Walter Beard
Seoteh Paina
Ceara Hinity
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Cottonwood Falls
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Brooklyn
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Elizabeth
Woodbridge
Trinity Episcopal Church
Rutgers College
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Philadelphia
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Manayunk
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J.T. Spencer
Philadelphia College
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Connecticut Farms Association
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M. Bert
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