Nutley Social Notes Include Visits and Events
IQRE AND THERE Mrs. Charles A. Howe of Highfield lane returned from Clyde New York. Miss E J Bruninghaug Nutley Park visited Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Rev and Mrs Herbert D Cone of Highfield lane visited Geneva Ohio. Mrs E W Layland Hartford Conn visits sister Mrs Marcus Reynolds Myrtle avenue. Mrs J Percy Laffin Beech street entertained luncheon. Dr Farrington's dental office to move to 535 Franklin avenue. Ice cream price unchanged at Masonic Hall Pharmacy. Leave orders for delivery. Mr and Mrs J E Wallace of Vreeland avenue visited Ridgewood. Mr William J Kinsley Prospect street returned from Hewitt will case at Owego New York. Trolley sprinkler made initial trip. residents thank the traction company. Rear Admiral George F Foote and wife Ithaca New York returned home. Ladies' Aid Society Methodist Episcopal Church rummage sale May 4 5 6 7 in Church street school. Residence of Mr Jas R Hay Enclosure leased for summer by L C Bodman. Ware & Dalley Co Passaic holding bargain sales. Nutley visitors in clock contest. Rummage sale for New Grace Church building fund April 29 30 Passaic Ave near Chestnut Street. Charles S Thurston and Mrs H Mortimer Libby in charge. Country Club Cotillon West Nutley Community Club held at Masonic Hall with novel dances and lighted sparklets forming W N C initials. Guests from New York Newark Passaic Nutley attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Howe
Highfield Lane
Clyde
N. Y
E. J. Bruninghaug
Nutley Park
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Herbert D. Cone
Geneva
E. W. Layland
Hartford, Conn
Marcus Reynolds
Myrtle Avenue
J. Percy Laffin
Beech Street
New Grace Church Building Fund
Passaic Avene
Chestnut Street
Charles S. Thurston
H. Mortimer Libby
West Nutley Country Club
Masonic Hall
House
Herbert H. Moffitt
W. N.C
New York
Newark
Passaic
Nutley
An Evening With the Poets at Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church with the Tennyson Literary Society present an evening program on Tuesday May 4 at the Methodist Church. Tables recitations songs and tableaux will entertain. Admission is twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tennyson Literary Society
Methodist Church
Nutley High to Stage Minstrels May Seventh
Nutley High School Athletic Association rehearses a minstrel show for Friday evening May 7 at Town Hall Auditorium. Coaches F H Bishop and Roy F Snyder lead the cast with Edwin Dorch and Lawrence Sargeant among likely end men and Snyder as interlocutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletic Association
Nutley High School
Town Hall Auditorium
Messrs
F. H. Bishop
Roy F. Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Edwin. Dorch
St. Lawrence Sargeant
Bishop
Plans for West Nutley Hose Co Fire House
The fire committee accepted plans for a new 20 by 56 foot two story fire house with a tile roof. It will house modern fire service equipment and comfort improvements for the firefighters. Architect William A. Lambert will likely have the plans before the Town Council next meeting and bids may be requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Nutley Hose Co
Dimensons
William A. Lambert
Guild Elects Officers at St Pauls Congregational Church
The Ladies' Guild of St Pauls Congregational Church held its annual meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected include President Mrs Frederick Dittig, Vice President Mire Marion Mantz, Secretary Mrs E L Terhune, and Treasurer Mrs F M Spinning. Tea was served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Guild of
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Frederick Dittig
Mire
Marion Mantz
E. L. Terhune
F. M
Tei
Kempton Council Night Includes Prize Bowling Contest
The Kempton Council meets Monday night with initiatory work by the degree team a prize bowling contest and a collation prepared by Orator Howling. The orator known for generous spreads promises another bountiful supper and urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempton Council
Second Ward Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The Second Ward Association will hold its annual meeting at the Fortnightly Club House on Tuesday evening May 4 at 8 15. Officers for the coming year and four directors for three years will be elected. Amendments to the constitution will be presented for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward Associatiotion
Pure Water Ice Warranty Warns Against Impure Ice
Local ice company urges customers to avoid impure ice and buy their product made from pure water. They promise safety for families and offer home delivery via wagon service.
Vulcanite Cement Promoted With Brick and Plaster Supplies
The ad touts Vulcanite Cement as the best made and promises top results. It also lists brick, lath, lime, plaster, pipe, flue lining and other building materials with a note that prices are competitive.
Local Feed Store Promises Fair Treatment and Quality Stock
A local feed supplier touts readiness to provide stock feed of high quality at reasonable prices. The ad invites customers to see proof of their appreciation for patronage and fair treatment in dealings.
Nutley Coal & Supply Co. ad promotes J I Miller manager
Nutley Coal and Supply Co lists J I Miller as manager at the West Nutley Plaza office with phone numbers 136 ming and 168 W. The short notice presents a local business listing for coal and supply services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
Nutley A C Opens Season With Simpson A C at Paterson
Nutley A C starts baseball with new uniforms and two new players Jamieson and Mellack in, facing Simpson A C at Paterson. Frank to pitch first five innings with Boschen in later innings, Mason optimistic about a strong season and new ground improvements noted, schedule lists games through July with Newark and East Orange teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley A.C
Park
Jamieson
Mellack
Blum
Nutley Boys
Simpson A. GC
Paterson
F. Stager
C. Blum
R. F
F. Bishop
C. F
F. Young
C. Freeman
J. Wooley
J. Gillman
F. Jamieson
C. Boschen
Sprining
Mitchell
Fonder
New York
Boschen
Bishop
Stager
Young
Freeman
Wooley
Gillman
Mason
Johnnne
Daniel Dineen
Simpson
Newark
St. Paul’s
East Orange
Essex A. C
Kingsland
Public Service Corp Adds Sunday Car to May Service
The Public Service Corporation will provide an extra southbound car on Sunday mornings starting May 16. It will depart Franklin Avenue and Kingsland Street at 6 45 a m to run to St Marys Church for the first Mass at 7 a m. No trolley or railroad service exists at that early hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Corporation
Arthur Carr
Franklin Avenue
Kingsland Street
Friday Afternoon Club Meeting on Hall of Fame for Women
The Friday Afternoon Club meets on April 30 at Mrs A M Slaughter’s Hawthorne avenue home. The program features papers by Mrs LE F Rhoades on American Women Scientists and Mrs A M Slaughter on American Women Composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Slaughter
Hawthorne Avenue
Hall of Fame
LE. F. Rhoades
Aged resident Warren Vreeland dies at 87 in Nutley
Warren Vreeland aged 87 died at his Chestnut street home after a brief illness. He lived in Nutley most of his life, tracing ancestry 270 years to Michael Vreeland who arrived from Holland in 1636. He left a museum house and a wealth of deeds, heirlooms, and a stone house donated to the town. He is survived by two daughters, and his funeral was held at his residence with burial in Nutley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Vreeland
Chestnut Street
Mr. Vreeland
Hous
Park School
John MacFarland
Franklin Avenue
Nutley
Paterson
Everett
William Stuart
G. A. Hulbert
Nutley Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
James D. Adams
Jersey City
Wiliam J. Tuers
George C. Mason
Edgar Roylance
New York
Robert Cunningham
Placed Under Quarantine for Varicella Illness
Mr J P Buntting of Prospect Street fell ill at his New York office on Wednesday and was diagnosed with a light smallpox form. The local Board of Health quarantined him and his family to their home until danger passes. Buntting is reported improving and able to sit up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Buntting
Prospect Street
New York
Board of Health
Mr. Huntting
Huntting
All Seats Sold for Snow White at Town Hall
Tickets for the operetta Snow White at the Town Hall Auditorium are completely sold out. No one will be admitted at the door as the seating capacity equals the number of tickets sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iqre
Farrington
Masonic Hall Pharmacy
J. E. Wallace
Vreeland Avenue
Ridgewood
William J. Kinsley
Hewitt Will
Owego
the Traction Company
George F. Foote
U.S.N
Ithaca, N. Y
B. J. Bachman
Mount View Prace
Church Street
Jas. R. Hay
L. C. Bodman
American, Homing Co
New York City
Indianapolis
Ware & Dalley Co
Comuntry Club
Guild
Pittston
Lehigh
Lehigh Coal
J. i. Miller
West Nutley Plaza
Nutley A. C
Simpson A. C
A. G. Kingsland
Watsessing A.C
Watsessing
Kenwood B. B. C
Elizabeth A. C
Elizabeth
Knickerbocker A. C
P. m
St. Paul's F. C
East Grange
Kingsland A. C
North End F. C
H. H. Heywood
Broadway Chambers
Broadway
New
York
A. W
Chamber St
Office OF
Lowrie
Spencer Coal
Franklin. Ave
Praers
West Nutley
Ramon Alfonzo
8. L. Poole
G.J. Smith
Edison
High Street
Prospect Heights
Nuiber
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