Montclair Belleville Bloomfield discuss disposal plant plan
A joint meeting of the boards of earth from Notley Belleville and Bloomfield will debate Montclair’s bid to place a disposal plant in Belleville’s Soho area. Bloomfield may back Belleville as Montclair prepares plans for state approval under health regulations.
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Notley, Belleville and Bloomfield Health Boards
Boards of Earth of
Notley
Belleville
Bloomiid
Bank
Bloomfield
Montclair
Soho
Athough Bloomfield
Hinck
Mont
Mont“Isir
State Board Health
Police Host Town Hall Dance Draws Huge Crowd
More than 200 attended the Nutley Police first annual dance at Town Hall Auditorium. Officers wore large badges and carnations while Mrs Sutcliffe and Mrs Jameson hosted refreshments. Chief Sutcliffe’s wife presided at the refreshment table and a likely guest list included Chief Flynn and Sergeant Gorwn from Belleville, Patrolmen Reilly and Wood from New York, and Patrolmanares from Newark.
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Nutley Police
Town Hall
Sutcliffe
Jameson
Christmas Festival at Vincent M. E. Church Draws Crowd
The annual Christmas Festival at the Vincent M. E. Church attracted a crowded hall on Thursday night. Every program number was well delivered and the speaker on equal suffrage was especially enjoyed.
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Vincent M. E. Church
Grace Church Announces Tomorrow Services
One rector Rev. Douglas Matthews will officiate at Grace Church tomorrow with Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon follow. Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. Services on Thursday at 10:00 a.m. also planned for St Thomas Day.
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Douglas Matthews
Grace Church
St.Thomas
Auto Club Agitated for West Nutley Section
Local auto enthusiasts push for a western Nutley district Auto Club to be formed with five buildings planned as an addition to the area. Most auto owners expect to join if the project proceeds, with organizers including William A. Lambert John Howe Thomas Nichols and others.
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Auto Club
West Nutley
William A. Lambert
John Howe
Thomas Nichols
Thomas O'Neil
Edmund Wright
William Longfelder
Team of Gray Horses Stolen From Barn
A team of two gray horses valued at 400 dollars and harness worth 100 dollars were stolen from John Cooper's barn at 461 River Road on a Wednesday night. Police in several towns have been alerted and searches extended to New York and Newark stables while the culprits remain at large. The horses, about 180 to 400 pounds each, were driven away quietly with no alarm raised, and the thiefs took care to cover noise with straw and silence the door sill.
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John Cooper
River Road
New York
Newark
Cooper
Vital Statistics From Registrar Report
Vital statistics show 104 births 67 deaths and 45 marriages in the last year. No contagious diseases in town and sanitary conditions are generally good.
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George Hawksworth
Entertained Social Ten Club at Mrs Mitchell home
The Social Ten Club was entertained at nineteen Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frederick Mitchell, 91 Mountain View Avenue. Mrs. John Vreeland was guest of honor with attendees including Mrs. Frank Reynolds, Mrs. John Roth, Mrs. Ernest FP. Cook, Mrs. David Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Samuel DeVausney of Nutley, Mrs. William H. Cook of West Orange, Mrs. Elmer Reynolds of Belleville, Mrs. J. H. Vreeland of Verona, and Miss Rose Yuengling of Bloomfield.
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Nincheen
Frederick Mitchell
Mountain View Avenue
John Vreeland
Frank Reynolds
John Roth
Ernest FP. Cook
David Fitzpatrick
Samuel DeVausney
Nutley
William H. Cook
West Orange
Elmer Reynolds
Bellevilla
J. H. Vreeland
Verona
Mise Rose Yuengling
Bloomfield
Entertained Ladies' Aid Society Hosts Vincent Church Meet
Mrs Alfred D Hahn of Wayne place entertained the Ladies' Aid Society of Vincent Methodist Church on Tuesday afternoon. She was aided by Mrs A C Rutan Mrs George W Symonds and Mrs G M Rutan. A business meeting followed with refreshments and a social hour.
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Alfred D. Hahn
Wayne Place
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Tesday
A.C. Rutan
George W. Symonds
G. M. Rutan
Reformed Boys Edge Morningside Team In Park School Play
The Reformed Church boys defeated Morningside Presbyterian 33 to 21 in the Park School Auditorium on Thursday night. The girls from the two schools also played, and the local girls were defeated.
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The
Reformed Church
Morningside “Presbyterian Church
New York
Park School
Town Council Grants Pay Raises to Officials
A Wednesday meeting approved salary increases for Collector A H Van Riper from 1000 to 1200 plus three percent on improvements, Clerk Frank Rusby from 750 to 900, Chief Sutcliffe from 1000 to 1100, Sergeant Jameson from 720 to 840, and patrolmen by 100 to 700. Other salaries remained unchanged. mayor 250, councilmen 200, treasurer 500, attorney 350, assessors 250 each.
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H. van Riper
Frank L. Rusby
Wright Sutelise
John Jameson
Pat Johnen Stager
Maliza
van Riper
Sutcliffe
Jameson
Board of Health
Creation of Seven Member Park Commission Decided
The council formed a seven member Board of Park Commissioners three members will be councilmen and four freeholders. They will be appointed New Year’s Day by the council on mayoral nomination and serve unpaid. Duties include advancing a parkway along the Yantacan river and coordinating with the County Park Commission on a local country park. Terms vary: council members one year others one or two years.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Yantacan River
County Park Commission
Prizes Won at Bridge by Afternoon Club
The Wednesday meeting of the Afternoon Bridge Club at Mrs. George Philhower’s home on Grant Avenue featured four tables. Winners were Mrs. J Vernon Bouvier Jr for a lace table cover, Mrs. William F Dabney for a drawn work towel, and Mrs. George Walcott for an embroidered towel.
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George. B. Philhower
Grant Avenue
J. Vernon Bouvier, Jr
William F. Dabney
George Walcott
Every-Other-Friday Club Prize Winner Named
Mrs. William S. Wallace won first prize at the Every-Other-Friday Bridge Club meeting held yesterday at Mrs. Emil C. Miller's home. The next gathering is set for January 5 at Mrs. Walter F. Ormsbee’s home.
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William S. Wallace
Emil C. Miller
Walter F. Ormsbee
St Pauls Church Announces Sunday Services and Programs
Rev. Henry I Condit will preach at 11 a m on Postponed Knowledge and at 745 p m on If Love Had a Chance. The Young People's meeting topic is For giveness. Sunday School starts 945 a m. scholars asked to bring gifts for the Whittier Home.
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Henry I. Condit
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Whittier
Cops to Help Out Firemen Named Appointments and Records Dispute
The fire committee proposed three new police officers to train and assist the Yantacaw Company automobile fire apparatus with Chief Sutcliffe, and a police driver would stay at Town Hall to speed responses. Ex secretary Chick Humphrey refuses to surrender early records, demanding 250 dollars, while ex chief Morgan alleges void suspensions. Joseph Werner named janitor at Franklin Hose house and a team of horses purchased for the same company.
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Sutcliffe
Yantacaw Company
Arthur R. Carr
Davis
Chick Humphrey
Department
van Riper
Council
Alonzo Bross
Yantacan Engine Company
Bross
Humphrey
Joseph Werner
Franklin Hose House
Louis Smith
Franklin Avenue
Yantacaw Company Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Yantacaw Chemical Engine Company elected officers Thursday night at its annual meeting. Abram Blum was chosen president Frank DeVausney vice president James D. Foy secretary Hugh Hallidy treasurer Alonzo Brags foreman G L Stillwell assistant foreman trustees include Mr Blum G D Sargent J M Davis Mr DeVausney and William Brown relief association member Harry H Stager appointed to fill the unexpired term of Lester Hierstead deceased Mr Sargent.
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Yantacaw Chemical Engine Company
Abram Blum
Frank DeVausney
James D. Foy
Hugh Hallidy
Alonzo Brags
G. L. Stillwell
Blum
G. D. Sargent
J. M. Davis
DeVausney
William Brown
Relief Association
Harry H. Stager
Lester Hierstead
Sargent
Fortnightly Club Plans Surprise Dance
The Fortnightly Club announces a surprise dance Thursday night with a concealed feature under wraps by the committee. New decorations, an orchestra, and late supper remain regular highlights of the event.
Reformed Church Sermons Highlight Moral Themes
Rev Milton T Stauffer will preach tomorrow morning on Selling the Priceless at the Reformed Church The evening service will discuss two women chosen by the churchs young men as ideals of womanhood On December 26 8 oclock Mr Frank Eckerson Missionary to China from Clinton Avenue Reformed Church Newark will speak. he is a very able and enthusiastic speaker and a large attendance is hoped for
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Milton T. Stauffer
Reformed Church
Frank “Eckerson
China
Clinton ‘Avenue Reformed Church
Newark
Eckerson
High School Girls and Boys Basketball Short on Details
Readable lines show a girls basketball team winning by a large margin over Orange High with a 167 point tally and a boys loss to a heavier Orange High squad 43 to 13. It notes first and second boys teams winning 19 to 15 and 9 to 5 respectively, with Kearny High School slated to visit Parks Auditorium for a likely strong game.
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High
Orange’ High
Carrie
Kearny High
ParkSchi
Toriumn
Pupils Score High On School Spelling Tests
An experiment by Superintendent John R Beachler tested spelling in sixth and eighth grades to address concerns about curriculum frills. Despite formidable lists, averages exceeded ninety in both groups, challenging critiques of English spelling and fundamental arithmetic. The Montclair Normal School report criticized broader gaps while urging parents to have children spell tested words with family members.
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New Jersey
Beachler
Charles's. Chapin
Montclair
State Board of Education
Talented Soloist Sings at Vincent Methodist Church Tomorrow
Miss Mary Porter Mitchell of the Pilgrims of Brooklyn will be the soloist at the Vincent Methodist Church tomorrow evening. The Colonial Male Quartette cannot attend, so Mitchell will perform. She is known in Greater New York concert circles and will sing pieces including Hart and Just For Today.
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Mary Porter
Mitchell
Pilgrims of
Brooklyn
Vincent Methodist Church
Miss Mitchell
Hart
Allitse
Johnson
Abbott
Harriett Bawden
Rhode Island Wedding Notices Reported for Mrs Lachen McColldim
A Rhode Island marriage notice states Mrs Lachen McColldim of Field Avenue married R L Wednesday. The short item confirms the couple's union in the local registry.
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Rhode Island
Lachen McColldim
Field Avenue
Weatharried R.L
Association to hold meeting on town budget
A local commission the association will hold a January session to discuss the town budget and related planning. Officials expect updates on funding, projects, and municipal priorities. Local residents are invited to attend and participate in the discussion.
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Aeomanigt Commission
Nutley Ridgewood Bridge Tournament Results
Yesterday a Nutley Ridgewood bridge tournament featured Mrs LaSalle and Mrs Walt from Wood contributing to the event with notable play and partnerships.
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Nutley- Ridgewood ‘Bridge
Mrs. LaSalle
Mrs. Walt of
Wood
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