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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1915
Page
3
A brief notice urges recipients to inform the office of any address change during the spring season to ensure mail and correspondence reach the correct location. It emphasizes timely updates to avoid missed communications.
Saturday April 10 1915 Nutley reviewers discuss strict building laws delays and inspector discretion. The column jokes about trades dinners raises funds Albania sewers pavement taxes and a curious strap hanger in transit while mentioning Preemyslograd and Taft 1916 remarks.
Mrs Annie L Mellin formerly of Hillside avenue Passaic dies Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs H B Vreeland 122 Howe avenue Passaic She came to this country at age ten and lived here most of her life Survived by daughter and two grandchildren Funeral services were held at the house Tuesday night with Thomas Clements officiating Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mrs Sarah L A Ludlow aged sixty eight wife of Eugene E Ludlow died Wednesday at her daughter’s home 62 Beech street after a week’s illness from paedmoania She is survived by her husband daughter a brother and three sons Jeremiah William and Clarence of Redway New York and Nutley Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Jamacia Long Island
Mrs Charles Ira Smith of Highfield Jane remains in serious but improving condition after a burn incident at home last Friday afternoon. Initial fears about eye damage proved unfounded as doctors reported no injury to her left eye. She reportedly fainted in the bathroom and was caught between a steam radiator and the wall with the left side of her face affected. Dr Royal Langdon attended.
Mrs William B Speer of Vree land avenue hosted a luncheon for her twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The decor featured pink flowers and ferns with sixteen seats. Guests included Mrs Charles Brinkman Sea Gate Mrs Louis Mayer Orange and several others from Newark Nutley and surrounding towns. Florence Virtue played piano and four tables were used for cards. The hostess received many gifts.
Mrs Louis E Carman hosted a luncheon and auction bridge on Tuesday at Prospect Street. Easter lilies and yellow Jonquilla decorated the event. Thirty covers were laid and prizes awarded to Miss May McKellar of East Orange along with several guests from New York Mahwah Nutley Ridgefield Rutherford Hillburn and Nutley attendees listed.
A series of lectures will be held at the National Housewives League headquarters 25 West 45th Street New York City next week. On Monday April 12 at 2:30 PM M Edouard Panchard chef of the Hotel McAlpin demonstrates how to plant a seed. On Tuesday April 18 at 2:30 PM Mrs Martha Boufort Bell of Pratt Institute will discuss making. On Wednesday April 14 at 2:30 PM Mrs T B Richards Household Efficiency Expert will present How You Can Save 25 percent in Running Your House.
The Court of Common Pleas hears the appeal by Henry Heller against John Reilly over crops damaged when Reilly's cows crossed a fence on August 9, 1914. Judge Martin asked for briefs after Mrs Heller testified the cows trotted on their tennis court. counsel argued fence duties and boundary lines, with Parry for Heller.
Announcement of the marriage between Caro Lloyd of Grant Avenue and George H. Strobel of Newark. The ceremony occurred Friday and was conducted by Rev Hiram W. Smith. Strobel is active in the Socialist party and the bride shares socialist interests. Caro is daughter of the late Rev Aaron Lloyd of Belleville and sister to labor leader Henry Lloyd and playwright David Demarest Lloyd.
A private Wednesday ceremony at the residence of Mr and Mrs William W Edwards in Brookway united Ali Edwards and Edith M Weeks of Craryville New York. Reverend C H Powers officiated. The couple plan to settle on their Craryville farm after a brief wedding trip.
Miss Elise Page daughter of Mr and Mrs Washington E Page of Franklin Avenue married Marshall Hamilton Hancock of New York Monday afternoon at the Church of the Transfiguration New York. Mrs Charles G Page sister in law served as matron of honor and Stoddard Hancock brother of the groom was best man. They will reside at 945 Lexington Avenue New York after a wedding trip.
Miss Elizabeth Donegan and Thomas W Crowley wed at St Marys church on Wednesday afternoon officiated by Rev William L Cunningham. Miss Mary Donegan served as bridesmaid and J Guthii acted as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s aunt’s home.
A compact photo feature highlights the warmth of domestic spaces. Vivid images showcase cozy interiors, family moments, and simple decorative touches that evoke nostalgia and comfort. The narrative embodies home life’s quiet charm and timeless appeal.
The Albanian Relief Fund executive committee reports generous local response and announces a Christian Work Relief Ship bound for Albania. A chartered vessel from Halifax is en route and will depart soon, as famine tightens hunger zones with many deaths. Nutley donors include J A Hasgell G Re Harrison Jr NJ Hickey Florence Carr and others.
Social notes recount local gatherings and visits in Nutley New Jersey. Whitford Avenue secretary Harrison Law attends Albanys Constitutional Convention as legislative rep. Residents host lessons sales luncheon and bridge parties with names and addresses across town.
A committee led by Mrs. Gilbert R. Livingston will plan the Public School Auxiliary tenth anniversary program set for May 3. Delegates chosen for the Federation meeting in Atlantic City include Mrs. Livingston, Mrs. Easton Shaw and Mrs. Nils B. Herstoff with alternates Mrs. Oscar H. Krueger, Mrs. Longfelder and Mrs. Ww. C. Ryan.
A Nutley Republican Club meeting will be held at headquarters on New Street Tuesday night April 20 at 8 PM to discuss Our Schools. Speakers include Superintendent Ry Beachler Charles Co Tillinghast principal of Nutley High School and Marion L Lewis vice president of the Board of Education. The event is open to the public.
A reader reflects on painting costs from last year to this year. He notes paint at 28 dollars per gallon and predicts higher expenses, estimating one gallon per year plus more labor. He considers delaying and rejects the idea, mentioning Fairbrother & Yasinski of West Nutley as suppliers.
Judge Martin of Essex County Common Pleas upheld Walter Riker's $6,845 award plus costs against Charles de Lukacsovics for services and other work on his property. Mayor Weral Mountain and attorney William Parry represented the parties.
Mrs. Rose Walsh of 120 Centre Street wed William P. Walsh, her cousin officiating. The couple are on a wedding trip in the South and will reside on Passaic Avenue.
The Nutley Social Service Bureau will hold its annual meeting and election of President and Secretary on Tuesday evening April 13 at eight o'clock in the Free Public Library lecture hall. Francis H. McLean, General Secretary of the American Association of Societies for Organizing Charity, will speak.
A Sunday birthday celebration for Miss Caroline Maser of New York City was hosted by Mrs. William F. Ewing at 36 Cathedral Avenue. Guests included Miss Mathilda Maser Miss Gertrude Roth Miss Margaret Raye and others. Dinner was served at 6 o clock, with a white and yellow decor and a large daffodil bouquet.
Miss Marjory Greenfield married Jesse Metcalf of Orange at the Church of Heavenly Rest New York Wednesday. Miss Edith Bouvier served as bridesmaid and Misses Maude and Michele Bouvier daughters of Mr and Mrs John V Bouvier of Nutley Avenue were lower girls at the ceremony.
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