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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1911
Page
4
Nutley residents are urged to approve town street oiling to curb dust and improve outdoor life. The Road Committee seeks authority to oil streets while avoiding crosswalks to prevent damage to shoes floors and carpets amid odor concerns. Subscriptions are $1.60 yearly with office at Franklin and Vreeland Avenues.
Debate over the Geran Record Wilson Election and Primary Reform law hangs on whether Governor signs. The bill passed the Senate with Republican support but is seen as flawed, featuring a blanket ballot and a Philadelphia style assistant voting provision that critics fear aids manipulation.
The predatory goat roams East Nutley defying the Shade Tree Committee and the property owner who planned shade trees or vines. The tale references violent confrontations and the goat’s audacious habits.
City council considers an ordinance banning animals wandering or standing under trees and hitched or unhitched as a rare goat seeks safe refuge. Meanwhile national politics buzzes in Washington with Bryan Harman Clark and Harvey stirring talk of 1912 style presidential aims.
William L Sergeant of Satterthwaite avenue Nutley died at 4 a m in his father’s town house 525 West End avenue New York City after a long illness from Bright’s disease He was 42 and unmarried treasurer of George LaMonte & Son with factories in Nutley and Brooklyn invested in North Woods real estate He lived in Nutley about three years and belonged to Nutley Field Club Yountakah Country Club and Calumet Club of New York Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs William R Sergeant a sister Mrs John Vernon Bouvier Jr Nutley avenue and a brother Edgar Sergeant New York.
Mrs James Payne of Dunellen and formerly East Passaic avenue East Nutley died on Tuesday at about age fifty five. Undertaker William Stirrett transported her body to Nutley for interment at Glen Ridge. Burial rite led by Rev Warren L Hoagland at the cemetery chapel Thursday morning. She leaves a husband a daughter and two sons including Joseph Payne of Centre street.
o clock Sunday School at 2 30 p m missionary service at 6 o clock prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m pastor Rev 5 R Fitzgerald set to lead services and activities
Tomorrow at St Pauls Congregational Church Sunday School at 9:45 am preaching by Rev Henry J Condit on Now is Christ Risen 11 am Young Peoples Society 7 pm topic What Easter Means to Me evening service 745 pm He Goeth Before You Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 pm.
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