Loving coup by directors over retiring leader and station rename proposal
A Second Ward Association meeting at Thomas Clements’s Hillside avenue home set May 3 at Masonic Hall. Clements received a silver loving cup from Edgar A. Denham. The board endorsed the Fourth of July plan and considered urging Exie Railroad to rename West Nutley station Hillside avenue station. A. B. Sturges resigned from the board. nominating committee proposed officers and directors for one, two, and three year terms.
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Second Ward Association
Thomas Clements
Hillside Avenue
Masonic Hall
Clements
Edgar A. Denham
Exie Railroad
West Nutley Station
Hillside Avenue Station
A. B. Sturges
W.M. Wesant
A. R. Taylor
J. L. Miller
H. D. Finn
A. BE. . Marquardt
E. A. Dunham
A. Herbert
Samuel Silverberg
Marion L.lewis
H. K. Holt
M. B. Kantz
A. H L. Merriam
W. E. Fuller
W. J. Kinsley
R. W. McGlintock
W. M. Weiant
George R. Boyce
A.M. Slaughter
To Form Brotherhood at St Pauls Church
A meeting of the Young Men of St Pauls Congregational Church will be held Monday night at Rev Henry Condits residence to discuss plans for a mens organization. Condit notes strong sentiment and believes a club of twenty to twenty five members could form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul's Congregational Church
Hienry
Condit
Building Department Objects to Town Hall Fire Escapes
The Town Hall south side fire escapes are deemed unsatisfactory by the Building Department. Chairman M J Callahan issued notice to the Board of Education that the fastening method fails to meet Building Code and State law. Supports reportedly not bolted through the wall, risking collapse in a crowd.
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Town Hall
M. J. Callahan
Board of Education
Paris the Magnificent Lecture At Town Hall
The final Board of Education lecture of the season titled Paris, the Magnificent was presented at Town Hall by lecturer Roland S. Dawson. The talk used moving pictures and stereopticon views to showcase the subject and included information about the recent flood in Paris.
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Board of Education
Town Hall
Paris
Roland 5. Dawson
Kempton Council Meeting At Masonic Hall Hears Debate
The Kempton Council will hold a Monday night session at Masonic Hall. A candidate will be initiated in Masonic rites by the degree team in costume. A debate follows on the motion That the Coat of High Living causes the High Cost of Living with teams led by H A Herbert W H Parry against Samuel Silverburg and R M Scott.
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Kempton Council
Masonic Kall
H. A. Herbert
W. H. Parry
Samuel Silverburg
R. M. Scott
Field Club Elects New Nutley Governors
Messrs. Joseph G. Lamb Richard T. Newton J Gary Bolger and Pierre Lahens chosen to serve on the Nutley Field Club board of governors for the coming year. Lamb named chairman of the entertainment committee. Board to meet next week to elect a president.
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Joseph G. Lamb
Richard T. Newton
J. Gary Bolger
Pierre Lahens
Nutley Field Club
Lamb
Rummage Sale Planned by Vin M E Church Ladies
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Vin M E Church will hold a rummage sale in the old church on Passaic avenue on May 4 5 and 6 from 10 a m to 4 p m Contributions of salable foods may be made to Mrs A B Meredith or Mrs Joseph Mutch
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Vin- M. E. Church
Passaic Avenue
A. B. Meredith
Joseph Mutch
Nutley School Chief Meredith Would Not Seek Reappointment
The Nutley Public Schools superintendent Albert B. Meredith says he will not seek reappointment. He cites unpleasant conditions as his reason for leaving, though no one doubts his success in making Nutley’s schools top in the state. Petitions opposing his departure are being circulated for presentation to the school board Tuesday night urging civic participation.
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Albert B. Meredith
Nutley
Nut‘ley
Meredith
Board of Education
Nutley School Chief Meredith Controversy Moves to Board
Residents protest alleged resignation by Superintendent Meredith and urge re appointment amid petitions. The issue centers on his dual role with county supervision and the potential mass departure of Nutley teachers if Meredith leaves.
Bitter By Boy. Letter carrier bitten by collies
James Cullen of the local letter carriers staff was bitten in the calf by two collies owned by W. W. J. Kinsley of Prospect Street on Wednesday. The wound was treated immediately and no serious symptoms have appeared yet.
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James Cullen
Commissioners of Adjustment Meet and Adjourn
The Commissioners of Adjustment met at Town Hall with J N Quackenbush A B Sturges John Nichols present. Quackenbush was chosen chairman and R E Donaldson was appointed clerk. They adjourned to May 5 due to Reed's illness and Quackenbush's resignation. The council will likely name a successor next week.
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Commissioners of Adjustment
Town Hall
Messrs
J. N. Quackenbush
A. B. Sturges
John Nichols
Quackenbush
R.E. Donaldson
van Riper
Tows
Reed
Circuit Court
Martin
Reception Given to Rev Hoagland at Vincent M E Church
A reception was held for Rev War ren L Hoagland newly assigned to the Vincent M E Church by the last Conference. The Ladies Aid Society oversaw the event and church officers welcomed the new pastor before refreshments. Committee members included Mrs Herbert Lewis Mrs Martin Rutan Mrs G W Symonds Mrs J N Quackenbush Mrs A F Jackson and Mrs Charlotte Wood.
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Warren L. Hoagland
Vincent M. E
Ladies Aid Society
Hoagland
Herbert Lewis
Martin Rutan
G. W. Symonds
J. N. Quacken
Celebration and Reception of Holy Name Society
The Senior Holy Name Society of St. Marys R C Church East Nutley will approach Holy Communion at seven o clock Mass tomorrow morning. In the evening there will be a celebration and reception of members a new banner will be blessed Vespers will be sung and sermon preached by Rev Father Lalor McLaughlin of Belleville. Delegations from Montclair Passaic Kingsland and Bloomfield will be present.
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Holy Name Society of
St. Mary's R. C. Church
East Nutley
Father Lalor McLaughlin
Belleville
Montclair
Passaic
Kingsland
Bloomfield
Bergen Stars Open Season Against Nutley A C
The Bergen A. C. of Jersey City known as the Bergen Stars will start the season against Nutley A. C. on the Park grounds next Saturday. Manager McEligot predicts a match that should satisfy fans with strong support. The high school team also opens today on the Park grounds facing an Alumni squad.
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Bergen A. C
Jersey City
Bergen Stars
Nutley A. C
Park Grounds
Nutley Boys
McEligot
Ladies Guild Elects Officers at St Pauls Church
The annual meeting of the Ladies Guild at St Pauls Congregational Church elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs Donald Mac Millan, vice president Mrs Frederic Clements, treasurer Mrs F N Spinning, and secretary Mrs J H Epworth. The treasurer reported receipts of 318.95 dollars for the year.
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Ladies’ Guild of
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Donald MacMillan
Frederic Clements
F. N. Spinning
J. H. Epworth
Italian Church Service at 14 Harrison Street
The Rev Alfonso DeSantolo will say Mass for Italian language speakers every Sunday at 9 a.m. at 14 Harrison Street near Safe Avenue. He is rector of Lyndhurst and Nutley churches. At 10 a.m. Mass is said at the former place.
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Alfonso DeSantolo
Harrison Street
Safe Avenue
Gentle
Lyndhurst
Nutley
Prospect street man returns from six week Middle West trip
Mr. A. V. Kirkeby of Prospect Street is back home after a six weeks journey through the Middle West, detailing his travels and observations during the trip.
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Mr. A. V. Kirkeby
Prospect’ Street
Middle West
Brooder Explodes Wounding Woman and Sparing Chicks
Mrs. A. W. Flemming of Sylvan place was burned on face head and arms when a yard brooder exploded while she heated alcohol to vaporize gasoline for a lamp. Neighbors aided her and Dr. Jackson treated her burns. The four day old chicks survived unhurt.
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A. W. Flemming
Sylvan Place
Flemming
For Sale North Side Pear Prospect St Glxtad
For sale on the north side of Prospect Street Glxtad a hilltop residential location with a magnificent view. Improvements already installed in the best residential section. Valued at 1800 dollars. Asking cash 1500 or 210 dollars down and 10 dollars monthly, title guaranteed. Gray Lake Street West Nutley No.
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North Side
Pear
Prospect St
Gray
Lake St
West Nutley
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Anderse
Royal Arcanum
Nutley Coal & Supply Co
M. P. Kaufmann
Pittston
Lehigh
And
Spencer Coal
W. L. Hoagland
Holy Name Society
Guild
Italian Church Service
Says DR. Abbott
Brooder
A. W. Fleming
Audrey Hall
Stamford, Conn
Otto Bluhm
Whitford Avenue
James Crammond
HH. Heywood
Broadway Chambers
Broadway
New York
Worra
Homeseat Nutley
N. J. Tel
Nassau Street
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