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APPRECIATION Hightstown Trust Co Q-;- "7 . LXXIII. No. 28. $1.50 Per Year. HIGHTSTGWN, MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, DEC. 29, 1921. Price 4 Cents. Whole No. 3,788 DUTCH NECK Tindall-Wilson J. W . Early Retires To Buy Ground MOitary Funeral Wilson- Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Karch of lYince- ■ A very pretty wedding took place ton and Miss Hazel Brietner o( South porC.R* Manchester at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Golden Weddings As Councilman Amboy were guests Christmas of Mr. and For School House Wilson bn l^ednesday evening, Dc*. Mrs. JohmH, Snedeker. 21st, when thejr daughter. Miss Mr, ami Mrs. Jacob H. Perrine spent Killed In Action To Be Celebrated On Saturday a few day.s recently with their son George Elect Architect Mabel Oarlotta became tl)e bride of . ami family of Penns Neck. Frank Leroy Tindall, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wilson and Has Served As C ouncilm an For Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Dey had as School Meeting to Be Held at Funeral Services Will Be Held and Mrs. .1, C. I’indall of Hamilton their guests Sunday Mrs. Annie Denni­ Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hutch­ Eleven Years and Only Missed Mercer Street Schoril House on at First Presbyterian Church Square. son, Miss Mary Anna Dennison, Mr. and inson Fiftieth Anniversaries One Meeting. Delinquent Taxes Mrs. Lewis C. Bowers and family. Tuesday Evening, January 10. Friday Afternoon.—Full Mili­ The ceremony was performed by Next Week. Exceed Six Thousand Dollars. Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Danser and tary Honors. Rev. Harry E. Owings, pastor of son Stanley of Mount Holly were Christ­ The Board of Education on Tues­ the Hightstown Baptist Church, of mas guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wilson of John W. Early, President of Bor­ day evening passed a resolution call­ Funeral services for Corporal Clif­ which Miss Wilson was a member. Frank R. Adams. South Main street have issued invi- ough Council, presided at the Coun­ Mr. and Mrs, Norman Groendyke ing for a meeting of the legal voters ford B' Manchester of Newark will The house was attractively deco­ tatious to the fiftieth anniversary cil meeting held Tuesday evening. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dewit B. of the school district of East Windsor, be held in Hightstown Friday after­ rated ,the colors being pink and- of their marriage, January third, 1922, Mr. Early retires on Saturday as Thompson. which embraces t h e Borougli of noon. FuU military honOTs wiU be white. The bride wore a gown of Mr, and Mrs. Charles H. Matthews at five o’clock at their home. member of Borough Council. For Hightstown and East Windsor town­ Mcorded the war hero. white duchess satin trimmed with of Trenton spent the week end with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hutchin­ the past eleven years he has been a and Mrs. William S. Matthews. ship, for Tuesday evening, January Although Manchester was not a touches of lace and orange blossoms; son of South Main street have issued most faithful attendant at meetings Mrs. Charles Earnhardt and daughter 10th at 7:30 o’clock, at the Mercer resident of Hightstown, having al- her veil of tuMe was caught with invitations to the fiftieth anniversary of. Council and committees. He miss­ Helen, Miss Marion Burch of Philadelphia street school house. „y s resided in Newark, a large num- orange blossoms and she carried a have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter of their marriage, January fourth, ed only one meeting and this absent bff of relatives live in Hightstown bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Bunting. The question to be voted upon 1922, at their home. mark was due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harryt Carhart and son nnd the family burial plot is in Cedar Miss Bessie A. Wilson, sister of the will be to authorize the Board of On January third, 1872, Miss During his terms he has invariably Leroy of Robbinsville were guests Mon­ HiU cemetery. The body of the vet- bride, was maid of honor. She was Education to purchase or take and "Anna Wilson and Allen Wilson were been Fresident of Council and at day of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Applegate. «an arrived in this country from attired in a 'gown of pink ss^tin with Miss Abbi Bergen of Mt. Rose has been condemn the tract of land belonging married at Jhe Wilson homestead, times served as Acting Mayor. Al­ nee several days ago and on Tues- silver trimmings and carried a bou­ visiting Mt. and Mrs. David Q. Post. to the Job estate and Samuel McCue; on the Hightstown-Windsor road, in ways interested in borough govern- Rev. and Mrs,' Clark Alexander and arrived in Hightstown. The quet of pink carnations. and to ask for $4,000 to pay for the Bast Windsor township. Rev. 0. P. meut he devoted much time to the Miss Evelyn Hobbs are spending a week body is now lying at the residence The little flower girl was Dorothy same. The tract has a frontage of Eaches, who was pastor of the First affairs pf the public. “Uncle John” will with Mrs. Alexander’s parents at Cora- of his cousin, Mrs. Addison Robbins, Perry, cousin of the bridegroom. She peake, N. C. over 400 feet on Stockton s Ireet. It Baptist Church of Hightstown. of­ be greatly, missed from the Council contains approximately 14 acres of Jr. of Mercer street, where it will wore a pink velvet and and carried Mrs. Annie Dennison had as her guests ficiated. chambers. renisin until Friday morning at 9;30 a basket of white chrysanthemums. Mbnday Miss Mary Anna Dennison of ground. William J. Hutchinson was best Attorney Gerarthy of Trenton, Rep­ o’clock, when it will be removed to W. K. Wilson, Jr., brother of the Treqton; Mr. and Mrs. William Denni­ George Bettelle of Newark w.as se­ man and Miss Anna Norris, now resenting Weissberg and Gordon, pre­ son and family of Cranbuiy; Mr. and Mrs. the Presbyterian Church and lie in bride,*was Mr. Tindall’s best'man.. Mrs. Hutchinson, wus bridesmaid. sented a petition for privilege to use Lewis C. Bowers and family and Mr. and lected as arohiteot for the proposed state until the services at 1:30 in the The wedding march \was played Mrs. Anna Miller, who now resides the streets for the purpose of oper­ Mrs. Charles L. Dey and family. new school house. afternoon. •, „ by Mrs. McCabe, organist of the Mr, and Mrs. John S. Mount have on Morrison avenue, niade the dress ating* an auto bus line from Hights­ Manchester, son of Mrs. Kate D. Hamilton Square Baptist Church. been spending a few days with Mr. and To acquire grounds i.s the first Manchester of Newark, was killed in worn .by the bride. town to Trenton. The petition was Mrs. Claude Whitcomb of Newark. step looking towards the building of The ushers were; David H. Wilson granted and a resolution passed Mr. and Mrs, William Roszel and sons action at Cantigny, Prance, May 28, and Leroy Swinger. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have resided spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, Ray­ a sc.hoolhouse to moot the require­ 1918, and was 22 years of age. He continuously in this section. A few grainting such right. mond Croshaw of near Hightstown. ments of the district. At the present The bride’s gift to the maid of Originally permission was granted was corporal in the First Machine honor was a box of white chrysan­ years ago they retired from their Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook and family time the two school bouses are over Gun Company, First Battalion of the farm. On Christmas Day Mr. Wil­ to Israel Weissberg, who has since were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. crowded. The Ely Iniilding, Ward themums set in the center with a William McNamee of Princeton. First Division. A firing squad and son celebrated his seventy-third birth­ taken In partnership his brother-in- street, is also being used for school gold ring. And to the flower girl law. For the right to use Hightstown Thomas Graver spent the week end military band from the First Division, a gold ring set with rubies. The day. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were with relatives in Trenton. room purposes. now located at Camp Dix, will take very successful in their farming oper­ streets Weissberg and Gordon will bride’s gift to the organist was a five pay five per cent of gross receipts Mr, and Mrs, Warren Cubltcrley and pMt in the service on Friday. Hights­ dollar gold piece. The bridegroom’s ations and are now enjoying the with a minimum of $100 per year. family have been spending a few days Methodist Episcopal Church town Post, No. 148, of the American gift to the best man was gold cuff fruits of their labor in the the early with Mr, and Mrs. H. VanOlsen, Newark, .This was the last meeting of the Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching Legion will also participate in the links, and to the ushers gold stick days of their married life. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Tindall en­ On January fourth, 1872, Miss year. Bills were paid, and tax antici­ tertained Sunday at a family reunion. at 11 o'clock, communion and recep­ services. pins. The invited guestfl were; Miss Marion Rev. Arthur Northwood, pastor Anna Norris and William J. Hutch­ pation notes ordered paid and tax tion to new members. Epwortb lx>ague After the ceremony about a hundred Sallie of Beacon, N.
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