The Central New Jersey Home News/1930/Former Local Residents
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Former Local Residents.
The names listed herewith are former residents of New Brunswick who will get invitations to return for the 200th anniversary celebration next October:
- Miss Pauline Angele, 120 East Eleventh street, Santa Ana, California.
- Mrs. H. F. Makofsky, 120 East Eleventh street, Santa Ana, California.
- Mrs. Sadie McElvain, care of Y. W. C. A., 610 Lexington avenue, New York City.
- Mrs. Jeannette J. Mandeville, 7420 Ridge Boulevard, Brooklyn, New York.
- Miss Tillie Manley, 54 Warren street, Newark.
- Miss Carolyn M. Newell, 53 High street, Greenfield, Massachusetts.
- Mrs. Robert M. Pettit, care of Winslow, Lanier and Company, 59 Cedar street, New York City.
- William McD. Pierson, Mandarin, Duval County, Florida.
- Mrs. W. W. Porter, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
- Mrs. Stephen S. Potter, 24 Palisade Road, Elizabeth.
- Mrs. Amy O. Rappleyea, 62½ Cookman avenue, Ocean Grove.
- Mrs. William Richter, 81 North Fifth avenue, Long Branch.
- Miss Helen P. Riddell, 1905 East One Hundred and Seventh street, Cleveland, Ohio.
- Mrs. Rowena Lawrence Roberts, 200 Hicks street, Brooklyn, New York.
- Miss Laura J. Runyon, 137 Grove street, Plainfield.
- Miss Jennie Ryno, care of S. R. Davis, Box 115, Montvale.
- Yutaro Sasaki, 2025, Tennoji Machi, Sumiyoshi-Ku, Osaka, Japan.
- Mrs. Anna N. Sears, 18 North Burnet street, East Orange.
- F. Willis Sears, Blooming Grove, New York.
- Charles Smith, 504 Harrison street, Long Branch.
- Mrs. Laura G. Smock, care of Mrs. S. S. Potter, 24 Palisade Road, Elizabeth.
- Mrs. William V. Spader. Interlaken, New York.
- Mrs. Mary A. Talley, 200 Claremont avenue, New York City.
- Miss Marion V. Talley, 200 Claremont avenue, New York City.
- Vincent H. Talley, 200 Claremont avenue, New York City.
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