01 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1905
Page
1
Nutley Board of Education reorganized for the year with Dr. Philhower as president and A. B. Meredith as superintendent. Discussions covered attendance, book retention, salary rules, and a teacher’s absence with substitutes while ratifying committees and entries.
Local ice dealer promotes Mountain Spring Ice claiming superior quality and early morning delivery by experienced drivers. It advertises large pieces available for 5 cents and assures a ready supply from a storage house, emphasizing service to the community.
Music lovers look forward to Mr Pratt's Friday evening concert showing a blend of gay and serious selections from top composers. The program suits both experts and general listeners, promising broad appeal and enjoyment in the new Masonic Hall noted for its suitability to such events.
On April 27 and 28 Samuel Silverburg directs a comedy in the new Town Hall under Kempton Council Royal Arcanum. An orchestra of twelve pieces led by Frank Bishop accompanies. Proceeds go to Nutley Public Library and the Orator's fund of Kempton Council.
On Sunday Rev Elbert Clement will preach at 10 30 pm on Preachers With Wings and at 7 45 pm on A Life For A Life Sunday School starts 2 30 pm Ep worth League Vesper at 6 45 pm and Class meeting at 9 30 pm A general prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 pm Junior Epworthy League meets Wednesday at 3 30 pm A service of song opens the evening.
The two man tourney alternates on Masonic and fortnightly alleys, with Friday and Tuesday nights hosting matches. Listed are teams by number and players including Yeager Lambert, Carman Wiley, Read Wassaill, C Bluim Weischedel, J Blum S Blum, Kuirkeby Leyser, Ormsbee Bross, Busby Zitzmann, Match Post, Wright Oliver, J M Davis S S Davis, and Ritchie Dordh.
Scores top 200 include C. Buchmann 208 208 P Weischeder 207 H. Karr 210 212 233 C Blum 207 S Winans 205 P Lordi 201 P McBlight 218 in a week at the Masonic Alleys.
Mr EB LeBel of Walnut Street saw his barn burn on Tuesday afternoon when sparks from a passing locomotive are believed to have started the blaze. Firemen quickly subdued the fire from box 52. loss around 500 dollars with partial insurance. A second rear fire at a vacant Elm Place house was fought by Chief Stager with no alarm issued.
The Dog Warden announces 175 licenses issued to date and 38 dogs euthanized, highlighting ongoing efforts to control the canine population and enforce licensing.
President Roosevelt notes insurance as a national issue and the Prudential 1904 annual shows over 312.6 million dollars paid for life insurance, nearly six million policies, and assets above 38 million with a surplus of 13 million. It reports 92 million dollars paid to policyholders and over five million in retroactive dividends and concessions. Home Office in Newark, New Jersey.
The last meeting was held at Mrs Slaughter s Hawthorpe avenue residence. Miss Stuart read an interesting paper Our Nature Lovers The next gathering will be April 7 at Mrs H W Ste John s Prospect Street residence with business of importance to be transacted.
On Sunday Rev William Stuart will preach with the topic Declares Epistles and a Bible study at 9 45 am. Evening service at 7 15 pm titled Hid Treasure. Children and Daughters meet at 8 pm, the King. Wednesday prayer meeting led by Elder Barr at 8 pm. Saturday Preparatory Service announced.
Nutley Lodge No. 165 Free and Accepted Masons will hold its next regular communication on Monday evening April 3 at the new Masonic Hall located at Franklin Avenue and High Street.
Waleh’s Ice Cream advertised for sale at J A Buhler’s store on Magoats Hill West Nutley. Cream orders promised prompt delivery and the soda fountain operated with a first class ice cream soda available. Buhler was routinely present at the shop.
The Wickham house near Vreeland Avenue on Franklin opens to transient and permanent guests with table board as a specialty offering.
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