Town Topics — Princeton's Weekly Community Newspaper Since 1946.
Vol. LXV, No. 1
Happy New Year!
Wednesday, January 5, 2011

It’s New to Us by Jean Stratton



PET PALS: “If people are out of the house working eight to 10 hours a day, their dog will benefit from socialization. It’s more than someone just coming in and walking the dog. The animal will have a full day of exercise, play, and socialization and the benefit of canine and human companionship.” Carole Lini (second row, right), owner of All Good Dogs Day Care, is shown with staff members: back row, Keith Meseroll; front, Dana Christensen and Nicole Rubino, and a group of very contented “customers”.

Socialization, Exercise and Quality Care Are Available at All Good Dogs Day Care

Jean Stratton

“Is your pet a “pooch potato”? If your dog is becoming a bit too sedentary, inactive, and lonely while you are away, the answer may be a “home away from home.”


SENSE OF STYLE: “I wanted to create a very pleasant shop for people to come to visit. I’ve worked hard to bring something special and unique in fashion and home accessories, and at affordable prices. I think I have a good sense of style and an appreciation of customers’ financial sensibilities.” Lisa Jones, owner of her name-sake store on Witherspoon Street, is proud of the shop’s success.

Popular Lisa Jones Boutique on Witherspoon St. Offers Array of Home and Fashion Accessories

Jean Stratton

When you step into the charming Lisa Jones boutique at 16 Witherspoon Street, you immediately feel at home. It is light and inviting, with creative displays, including beautiful Christmas ornaments suspended from the ceiling. Acrylic icicles, birds, and beautiful Christmas balls add to the appealing lightness of the shop.