19 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1905
Page
1
Nutley residents share vacation spots from Saugatuck to Atlantic City while council prepares for a Wednesday meeting. vaccination rules loom, Wickham house opens for guests, and local storms have wrecked roads. Dexter Richards BC defeats Lake A C 13 to 0 with Blum and Stark starring.
Nutley's Recorder Thomas P. Day wed Ida Jordan formerly of Nutley at St Pauls E Church Ocean Grove. Day, a longtime Justice of the Peace and town recorder, also serves as local Methodist preacher. The couple will reside on Chestnut Street, sharing the Recorder office building with Jordan's mother.
Nutley Baseball Club led Belleville A A in the early innings before a sudden downpour interrupted play Saturday afternoon. The game ended with Belleville ahead 4 to 5 as rain halted further action. Nutley meets the Chatham Stars on the same grounds this afternoon for a expected strong matchup.
On Monday Chairman W. G. Kier stead and councilmen J. Howe J. Wosseler P. J. Young H. F. Banta C. A. Joerg T. J. O'Neil and W. L. Sergeant of Kingstand Paper Mills traveled by automobile from Nutley to Bayonne for an ashore dinner and returned to Nutley.
An 1897 advert promotes Dr. H H Heywood of Broadway New York with a focused claim to perform every piece of dental work as well as possible, regardless of time or trouble, at moderate cost. It notes a West Nutley branch office and a phone number of 203.
A letter from N J Mutley dated August 9 1905 appeals to Nutley officials to advance the long awaited improvement of Hillside avenue from Kingsland street to West Nutley depot. The writer mocks election‑driven delays and asks the Assessment Commissioners to present a legal and practical plan for speedy completion.
A group of Miss Carrie Williams friends from Princeton Street held a cheerful birthday gathering Wednesday evening. Attendees included Emily Sporck and Katy Sporck, Lucy Coffin, Harrold Malcolm, Sarah Barls, George Hamer, Catherine McKenna, Alice Morley, Frances McKenna, Roy Barker, James Lee, Edward Yerg, Anna Haas, Bessie Welders, Mabel Heinz, Lucy Hutchson, Edith Fredericks, Viola Fredericks, Marion Moore, Hattie Freeman and others from Nutley, Brooklyn, Newark, New York City and nearby areas.
The New York Caledonian Club invites professional athletes to the Forty-ninth Annual Games open to the world at Washington Park Grand Street Maspeth and Newtown L I on Labor Day September 4. Prizes total 575 in cash and prizes paid on the ground after events. Wootries possible during preceding event. Contact William Mac Duff Secretary Games Committee No. 846 Seventh Avenue Manhattan NYC.
Drake School in Passaic reports 200 students enrolled for two months and all graduates placed in good paying roles. Notable placements include Fredlessier of Carlstadt at Passaic Beef Co and Arthur H. Nylen of Rutherford at Photograph Co in New York City. The college invites public visits to inspect departments and work.
A Nutley meeting of German residents at the Nutley House on Passaic avenue discussed forming a real saengerbund. With key members absent no action besides scheduling an early follow up was taken. About twenty signaled intent to unite, led by Charles Kirschbaum Herman Kirschbaum Max Zitamannu A Huelsenbeck J Wiener and Herman Scherfelder.
Miss Lottye Byers of Nutley married T. Engelbert Lillenthal of Delawanna at Grace Church Nutley officiated by Rev. Gouveneur Morris Wilkins. Donald Housby Eyers christened with the groom as godfather as Mrs. Housby stands as godmother. The couple plans Atlantic City summer and will reside after September 1 at Willian Street Delawanna.
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