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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1910
Page
8
A Progressives meeting discussed the upcoming primary with Harold J. Howland of Upper Montclair presenting as Roosevelt’s candidate for Seventh District Congress. No local contest with regulars was raised. A public meeting is planned for September 7 in Town Hall with William P. Martin and Howland likely to speak.
Harold J. Howland of Upper Montclair, a Progressive candidate for Congress, attended the Nutley Progressives conference. He was formerly a Nutley resident, living in the house later occupied by C. V. Boynton on Whitford Avenue. Born in Chatham New York, he is the son of William B. Howland, former publisher of the Chatham Courier and The Outlook, and he graduated from Montclair High School in 1894.
A meeting at William J. Kinsley’s home selected delegates to State and Congressional conventions for a New Jersey Progressive League branch. ward-by-ward selections favored Perley Prior in First Ward to oppose H. Fred Banta, and Kinsley to oppose Metcalf B. Hatch in Second Ward. Third Ward endorsed Philip J. Young and R D Donaldson for congressional delegates.
Voters are urged to consider finances as county and school rates rise yet local levy stays capped. The town highlights tax conservatism, 125000 dollars in new structures since March, a sinking fund, building code enforcement, improved roads water mains sidewalks and street lights, plus a uniform weights and measures ordinance. Nutley notes reduction in saloons from 36 to 10 in ten years, with three new churches and two schools built.
The Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church lists Rev. Dr. S. H. Switser of Harrison Tabernacle will preach tomorrow morning. Nutley residents know him from past talks. Sunday School starts at 9 45 AM and the evening service follows at the usual hour with Rev. Thomas Courtney of New York preaching. The pastor Rev. W L Hoagland will return to lead the pulpit on the first Sunday in September.
Services of First Church of Christ Scientist at 58 Prospect Street Passaic include Sunday services and Sunday School. Tomorrow's subject is Christ Jesus. Fee listed as 30 dollars for the mil service or similar offering.
Rev De feats AS Rice is held as usual. The evening service will be omitted. Rev HL J Condit will return shortly and occupy his pulpit. Both services of Sunday September 4 are referenced in the notice.
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