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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
5
Mr. James K. Hay returns from Philadelphia and Miss Constance Goodrich visits over holidays. Many residents report trips to Detroit Boston and Florida and others plan or complete extended stays in France Colorado Petersboro Canada and Indiana. Local families entertain or join relatives in New York State New Jersey and at Lake Hopatcong with brief visits and homecomings.
After a Tuesday night blaze at Masonic Hall, attendees recounted odd stories of hats cloaks and wraps swapped or lifted in the rush to escape. Superintendent J. R. Beachler found a hat with a different initial and sought exchange. Mrs. A. M. Slaughter hoped to return a scarf marked pink flowers to its owner amid the smoky aftermath.
On Sunday Rev. William Stuart will preach at both services. The 11 a.m. sermon titled The Exalted Jesus and the 7:45 p.m. address All Hail. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7:15 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 3 p.m.
Recorder William H. Parry spoke at Town Hall on ejecting an undesirable saloon patron. Augustus Serafino accused Special Officer Giangarelli of assault after being kicked out. Giangarelli claimed a push and open hand strike. Hearing set for next Tuesday. instruction urged gentle ejection to avoid assault charges.
Nutley Field Club governors announce a four part lantern slide lecture series for residents in January February and March 1911. Lectures will cover Mexico Spain and British East Africa with James L Clark and Arthur Stanley Riggs featured speakers. Tickets are 2 per person and subscriptions must be received by January 1 1911 to guarantee booking bids.
Dr. A. F. Jackson addressed school staff on Premonitory Symptoms of common contagious diseases. He urged vigilance in identifying exposed or ill pupils and temporarily excusing them to the principal’s office for inspection. Emergency calls to the medical inspector were encouraged to protect children and improve school health.
William Seguine of Centre street swore out a warrant for the arrest of Tony Livorsi a Franklin avenue shoemaker who left town with a pair of Seguine's shoes. He is said to have taken several dozen other pairs and left no forward address. Seguine vows to recover the almost new shoes.
Franklin Hose Company No 2 of Nutley Fire Department elected officers for the new year last Monday night. President William B Wallace. vice president James H Epworth Jr. secretary Walter F Ormsbee. treasurer G Roland Boyce. foreman Daniel DeVries. assistant foreman Ralph W McClintock. trustees W F Ormsbee, R W McClintock, and G B Douglas. relief association member for three years Daniel DeVries.
A Tuesday afternoon bridge event at Nutley Library on Passaic Avenue raised funds for the library. Prize winners were Mrs. William F. Dabney, Mrs. John Bouvier Jr, Mrs. Sumner W. White, and Mrs. Pierre Pearsall Labens. Tea was poured by Misses Elizabeth and Sarah M. Hay.
In a Monday night match at Fornightily alleys the Noizy Club beat the Tuesday Night Club three games to none. Emil Miller posted 244 and 205 while Harlow Chandler added 213 to lead individual scores.
A old fashioned cough remedy mixes honey glycerine tor sap compound Jamaica rum or whiskey and water to one pint. Dose is tea spoonfuls for adults every few hours and a quarter dose for children. Supposedly from Vivine Chemical Co Binghamton urging sealing and reliable druggists.
A London client recounts a domestic scene where a wife explains her husband did not return home until early morning after an evening at a theater and late supper. Two women discuss the incident with eager curiosity.
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