Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-28

CRANBURY

presbyterian cnuTCn Will meet OF
Saturday evening at the home 0
b Miss Helen Walker. Subject-lessol
from Great Lives. Leader, Arthur
y l.. Burroughs.
l. Mercer County Pomona, No. 81
will hold a meeting In Cranbury OF
Wednesday, March l., in Odd Eel
d lows hall, and win be entertained
by Pioneer Grange, Nc. l.. There
8 will be all-day exercises commenc.
! ing at 1880 A.. M, and continuing
: until 8 P. M.
Superintendent Campbell and the
members of the Second Presbyterian
Sunday school are arranging for a
social In the chapel On Tuesday ev-
ening, February %.
The Village Improvement Society
will meet on Monday evening, March
8, In the library.
J. H. Neill, of New York, has been
visiting D. G. Lewis, ST.. and J.. D..
Bennett.
Miss Hattie Matthers, of Cass-
vile, has returned home after an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. Charles Ever
lngham.
Miss Tiny oehler, daughter of
John ]. Oehler, was taken on Friday
to The st. Mfchaefs hospital af New-i
arr, where abe is being treated ff6f
a complication OF diseases.
Fred Apologize. Of Lincoln. Neb.,
Is visiting his aunt, Miss Mary Ap-l
plegate OF this place.
w. Russell Silvers sang a solo,
THE Good Shepherd" In the Second
Presbyterian church, on Sunday
morning.
]. H. Goodwin is spending q few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walter
Waitnight, at P~hoerSxville.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas yreeland,
Jr., of Monmouth Junction, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Vreeland, ST., and family.
A. o. Rue, OF New York, was the
guest ON Saturday and Sunday of
Miss Maude Rue and Mrs. Alfred
Rue.
Miss Qementine Lewis, Of Tren-
ton, is via@ting her grandparents, Mr.
< and Mrs. David G. Lewis.
The Willing Workers mission
3band met in the First Presbyterian
chapel On Sunday afternoon, whsr,
r the subjects: The Indians and tn,
Fifth Lesson in the Golden Ke,
were taken UP by the leader, Mrs
j. e. Curry.
Harvey H. Grover, who receive,
d serious injury resulting In paralysi
: by g fall from a hay wagon OF
Thuigday, is improving under tn
care Of DIR. s. Van Dyke. It oc
k Cured while helping cart hay from
the farm of his recently deecase,
b brother, John B. Grover.
= Mrs. Henry Petty, OF Perth Amboy
is spending a few days with Mrs. An
ME Petty, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis hav
as their guest Mrs. Davis mother
Mrs. Reed.
Rev. Charles Everett, of Belmar
was the recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Everett, OF Dayton.
n The Special Club met last evenin
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
: Perrine.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G, Perrine
Of PIainsboro, were the Sunda
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Harry n
e Scott.
4 william Gordon spent sunda
= with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jaco
Z Gordon.
d The sacrament OF the Lords sup
per will be observed In the First am
: Second Presbyterian churches o.
= Sunday. March S.
Mrs. Richard Gluck. of Jerse
City, is visiting her parents, Mr.. an
: Mrs. William s. Cole.
The funeral OF David J.. Hill, VIII
was an old resident OF Cranbury
4 vas held at his home on Sunday al
q ternoon with interment In Brainer4
cemetery, Cranbury.
i, Mr.. and Mrs. John Frazier hav
returned to their home In Philadel
4 phfa, after spending some time WITT
a Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Groves and fam
lily,
Miss Florence Simpson, of Tren
is ton, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cox.
Il Mrs. Leon Ely has been spendinl
a week with her father, Mr.. Bayliss
ct Jameshurg
/ Mrs. william Stein, who has bee
S Ill for some time, Is now able to q
l. out again.
On Sunday evening Rev. G. w
e Heisley delivered In the Methods
al church a discourse on George Wash
10 ington.
g Apologize With a score OF gs2.
r Samuel jolly has returned from
q months vacation spent at Ghnr