Items of Interest in Nutley and Nearby Visitations
Mrs. Alice W. Schmidt of New York, a former Nutley resident, visits Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb. Miss Phyllis Hamilton Williams from Tennis Place returns from Vassar after holidays. Captain Alfred Olivar of Port Chester visits the Pettersens. The Voters' League Executive Committee meets in Nutley. The Bellows family plans Christmas return from Detroit. New property purchases in Nutley include two houses on Chestnut Street. Guests from Montgomery Alabama visit the Kinsleys at Sunny Crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice W. Schmidt
New York
Nutley
Joseph G. Lamb
The
Voters’ League of Nutley
James A. Edgerton
Kingsland Street
Chester H. Bellows
Centre Street
Mr. Bellows
Detroit
Kempton Council Holds Annual Election Night
Kempton Council, R.A., will conduct its annual election of officers in Dutig Hall on Monday night. Identification will be required, and an initiation with entertainment is planned. A delegation from Seth Boyden Council of Belleville is expected to visit the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempton Council
R.A
Dutig Hall
Seth Boyden Council
Belleville
Park School Library Sees Large Increases in Usage
The Park School Library circulated about 1,500 items last month with seventy new borrowers. Popular titles placed on shelves included Helen Keller's Story of My Life and G. S. Porter's Frackies. The library operates daily 1 to 5 and evenings Mon Wed Sat 7:30 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park School Library
Helen Keller
Porter
Franklin Hose Company to Elect Officers Before Merger
Franklin Hose Company will meet at the firehouse on High Street and Bloomfield Avenue to elect officers for the coming year. The new officers may serve only thirteen days due to the merger with West Nutley Hose Company on December 22, as both groups anticipate a spirited contest and a new name for the consolidated company.
Lace for sale aids Grace Church building fund
Mrs. Philip J. Young and Mrs. George B. Philhower offer Chany lace as holiday gifts. See Mrs. Philhower on Grant avenue from ten to twelve, or by appointment. Proceeds support Grace Church Building Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Young
George B. Philhower
Philhower
Grant Avenue
Grace Church
First Prize At Sans Gene Club Event
Mrs K Bennett of Mountain View avenue won the first prize at the Sans Gene Club gathering hosted by Mrs Emil C Miller on Wednesday afternoon at Hillside avenue residence. Ms B A Riger won the second prize. Four tables were in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Emil ¢. Miller
Hillside Avenue
Sans. Gene Club
K. Bennett
Mountain View Avenue
B. A. Riger
Public Schools Closed On Stormy Days Protest
GC B Vroom of Nutley New Jersey objects to school closings on lightly stormy mornings and holiday Fridays. He argues term length and education suffer, cites December 4 snow and past Hudson Fulton closures, and urges officials to prioritize student learning over minor cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Nurey San
Sir
Hudson-Fulton
New York City
Fined for Violating Town Water Ordinance
John Ford of Passaic avenue was arraigned before Recorder Page and fined 315 for disconnecting a water meter at William Stephens home on Memphis avenue. A second charge of disorderly conduct by James Murren Sr. was dismissed. The ordinance bans meter severing without a licensed plumber and a water clerk permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stephens
Memphis Avenue
John Ford
Passaic Avenue
Recorder Page
James Murren
Yantacaw Leads In Firemen's Bowling Tournament
Yantacaw Engine Co. leads the Firemen's bowling standings after a night that saw West Nutley Hose forfeiting a game due to insufficient men. Franklin Hose Co. and Avondale Hose Co. split a roll-off with Franklin taking two of three games. Final team scores show Franklin 758 842 752 and Avondale 758 743 802 for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fantecaw Engine Co
West Nutley Hose
Yantacaw
Franklin Hose Co
Avondale Hose Co
Franklin
Avondale
Evade
West Nutley
New York Church Basketball Double Header Set
The Reform Church girls and Morningside Presbyterian Girls play at Park School Auditorium Thursday night. The Reform Church Young Men’s Club team faces a New York Church squad after the girls game, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Morningside Presbyterian Church
New York
Park School
the Reformed Church
Stutz Car Poised as Best Buy Says Agent
The Stutz automobile is touted as low trouble cost of upkeep and high durability. William Parkinson, agent at 29 81 Washington place East Orange opposite Brick Church station, invites appointments by mail or telephone with no obligation to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Parkinson
Washington’ Place
Brick Church Station
East Orange
Ady
Christmas Fund Festival Features Suffragette Playset
The Vincent Methodist Sunday School journal lists the fourth annual Christmas Fund Festival at Town Hall on December 14. The program includes a suffrage playlet The Great Suffragette Strike or How the Vote Was Won by Cicely Hamilton and Christopher St John, coached by Mrs. Joseph D. Little. The event starts at 8 15 p m with scenes, solos, readings, and instrumental numbers featuring local cast and musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vincent Methodist Episcopal ‘Sunday School
Town Hall
Cicely Hamilton
Christopher St. John
Joseph D. Little
Anon
George Rea
Mise M
Mise M.{. Lichtenstein
Lance
Nevin
Grace Mutch
Wiegenlied
Schubert- Elman
Oscar A. Holst
Elsie Smith
Nutley
Neva Brigade
Fred E. Weatherby
Harry Griffiths
Clarence J. Harvey
Edward Mutch
Horace Cole
William H. Mitchell
Ethel Hia
Margery NI. Lichtenstein
Winifred
Perley A. Prior
Agatha Cole
Lacy. DeVausney
Molly
Chis
Madeline
New Typewriters Arrive at High School for Demonstrations
Five new Remingtons have been installed in the high school commercial department. The stalled machines were placed for a pair of demonstration tasks on proper care and use.
Nurse Scholarship Free at Philadelphia School for Nurses
The Philadelphia School for Nurses offers free scholarships in a two year course with room board laundering and incidental expenses. A short course class opens February 21 1912 at Chestnut Street with instruction endorsed by leading physicians to meet nursing demand. An illustrated Bulletin is sent free to interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia School For Nurses
Chestnut. Street
Philadelphia
Ing
Recovery From Bronchitis At Cottage Place
Mr J P Roe of Cottage Place valescing from a severe cold that developed into bronchitis. Confined to home for about two weeks, he is now able to be out-of-doors again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. ‘Roe
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.P. Abbott
Daily Street
Providence
R. J
Margaret Milne
Alexander Carleton
Nutley Avenue
Phyllis
Misa Evelyn Johnson
Edith Bouvier
George W. Gladwin
Highfield Lane
Munden Point
Raymond Kapp
C. W. Holliday
Harrison Street
Erie, Pa
Alfred Olivar
Port Chester
N. Y
Lars J. Pettersen
William R. Sargeant
Edgar Sargeant
Satterthwaite Avenue
Mr. E. & Body
Jersey City
Chestnut Street
Whitford Avenue
A. A. Watts
Bush
W. Covington
Ethel Covingman
Montgomery
Ala
William.j. Kinsley
Sunny Crest
Kempton
Library
Franklin Hose
Guest
GC. B. Vroom
Nutley, N. J
Henry T. Lefferts
Pastaic and
Nutley Aves
Nutley, NL
Ree
Kantieek
James Crammond
Masonic Hall
Pharmacy
Franklin Ave
Cor, High St
L. Avg HS Yantacaw
Avondale, Ee
G. Avg H.S
Imbal Wees
Jrmsbee
Bross
Ene Yantacaw
Weischedel
Avondale If
van Riper Ee Pear Franklin
Sacrabrant
Davis
Yantacauw
Tallidy
Fitting
Smith
J, Giman
AcClintock Franklin
DeVausney
Schiotterbeck
Stutz
Sedt
Boston
Jardinieres
Basteri
Passale
the Berdan Furniture CO
Main Avenue and
Washington Place
H.S
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