15 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
1
Local items report residents traveling, meetings, and town notices in Nutley New Jersey. Includes mayor’s health, library hours, telephone pole work, trolley service, social events, and hints for holiday shopping.
On Friday evening December 2 Nutley High School will stage a Christmas Cantata in Park Hall Auditorium. Pupils join local talent and younger school choruses in a musical tale about a hustling firm misusing the festival for advertising. Proceeds buy pictures and decorations for the new building. Tickets are twenty five cents.
Christmas Sunday December 23 at St Pauls Congregational Church features a Cantata The Holy Child performed by the quartet at the morning service with solo voices in a graceful modern setting. Neidlingers There Were Shepherds is also sung by the quartet. In the evening the chorus will present Herbold Tours Sing O Heavens Come Ye Lofty Come Ye Lowly by Marzio with an alto sale. Professor C H Badger presides at the organ for both services.
On Sunday G A Hulbert of Union Theological Seminary will preach at 11 am and 745 pm. Sunday School at 945 am Primary Department 220 pm Young Peoples Meeting at 7 pm. The quartet will render special music at the morning service.
The town council discussed water main construction and street lighting on North road Rutgers place and North woods. Fire apparatus ready reachability cited and a trolley extension concession anticipated. Bills totaling 33183.16 approved and next meeting set for December 19.
The Kempton Counncil Royal Areaour held its annual officer election at the December meeting. Elected were Regent EB W. King, vice-regent P A Prior, orator H D L D Jackson, past regent G A Hilts, chaplain Harrison L Taylor, junior warden W F Fairbrother, sentinel A B Chaife, Grand Council Rep G A Hill, alternate W B D Hell, and Hospital Bed Fund trustees T H Ritchie and W Ackerman.
Nutley Lodge No. 167 F and A M calls a Monday evening gathering at Masoniug Hall on Frank en avenue and High street. Members are urged to attend as the annual election will be held at this meeting.
An advertisement invites readers to try a 25 cent bottle of ChomMarE’s Coven Cure. It promises to refund the purchase if the remedy fails to cure and claims a single dose eases a stubborn cough reduces inflammation and promotes sleep.
Yantacaw Chemical Engine Company No. 2 held its annual election at headquarters on Thursday evening electing Frank De Vausneys as President Allan Stirratt as vice president Jas B Foy as secretary Arthur Stager as treasurer Dayton Kierstead as foreman Bag Fallings as assistant foreman and A Blow W D Stager W D Sargent J M Davis and D W Stager as trustees for 1907.
R Van Dien and Mrs Richard Van Dien thank neighbors and the Nutley Fire Department for prompt service at their Centre Street home fire on Friday December 1906. The note appears in The Nuttery letter page dated December 10 1906 addressed to the editor.
On Sunday morning Rev. B. M. Garton will preach We Will Not Serve Thy Gods Nor Worship the Golden Image and in the evening The Reason We Should Go Worship God's People. Class Meeting 9.30 a.m., Sunday School 9.45 a.m., Epworth League Vesper 7 p.m. General Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m., Junior Epworth League Wednesday 4 p.m.
The Youth's Companion offers a yearly subscription at 1.75 with a Four-leaf Hanging Calendar for 1907 and a subscription certificate for 52 weekly issues. New subscribers receive cash prizes and other awards, with free sample copies and information available from 144 Berkeley street Boston.
The Reformed Church lists Sunday services with Pastor Rev. Wm. Stuart delivering sermons at 11 a.m. Father-Love and 7:45 p.m. Reversion-Conversion. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:45 a.m. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7:15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday 2:30 p.m.
A local shop boasts always something sweet with Belle Mead Sweets assortment and Lowney’s popular package candies. Mr. Gefferts serves discriminating customers by offering just the confection each buyer desires and keeping it fresh.
Nutley Park shows strong sale activity as Nutley Realty Company led by President William A. Lambert builds six high class residences. Several new homes planned for buyers who purchased plats. Improvements underway with sewers and sewage plant progressing and granolithic sidewalks completed. Continued on Page Four.
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