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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1909

Page

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Historic opening of new Methodist services building

The article details the planned opening of a new Methodist Episcopal church building on Elm Street with a formal dedicatory day. It lists speakers including Bishop A. D. and Rev. McFarland, and notes the design features like rough stone and Flemish Oak molding.

Elm Street Waihe A. D John Franklin State of New Jerryman Rurbut D. D Newark Nichoken Board of Education Chodist Episcopal Church McFarland D.D Yale School Albert Bistary Laymet’ Ee St. James Metho New York City William B The Meth Brotherhood George P New York Book Concern Ding Archissex

Vincent Methodist Church to seat 1600 for special services

The Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church unveils a flexible main room seating 1600 with two additional back rooms that combine into one. Features include Italian Renaissance design, colored glass dome, six Ionic columns, leatherette doors, and a back Sunday School area with five classrooms. Opening week programs run Jan 2 1910 with multiple services led by Bishop Vincent and local pastors.

William D. Wight G. H. Payne Paterson Eagleson

Real Comfort Coal Sold For Cold Evenings

Real Comfort and Pittston Coal advertised for delivery to bins. Cannel coal promises less smoke and more heat with a ten dollar per ton price, plus nut stove and egg grades at six twenty five, pea four fifty, buck heat three seventy five, with well seasoned cord and kindling wood offered.

Pittston

Vulcanite Portland Cement Ad Ends with Assurance

An advertisement touts Vulcanite Portland Cement as the best cement used by the government for quality work. It claims pricing is competitive with other brands and promises satisfactory results. The seller also lists bricks, lath, lime, flaster, adamant, sewer pipe, flues, and tiger brand hydrated lime among offerings.

Local Farm Feed Supplier Promotes Quality and Prices

A farm feed dealer touts good prices and quality for hay straw oats corn bran middlings wheat poultry and pigeon feed. They invite orders to prove satisfaction with their offerings.

Genasco Roofing Ad Urges Prep for Wet Weather

An old roofing ad warns homeowners to prep for rain with Genasco Roofing to prevent leaks, noting the product is sold locally.

Genasco

History of the movement leading to a new edifice

At the September 21, 1905 quarterly conference a committee led by Rev. Elbert Clement was formed to study a new central church building. In January 1906 the panel urged a larger, centrally located edifice funded by church resources and local support. Site on Elm Street chosen. plans by Clive N Elliot. erection overseen by William D. Wight. full church construction favored over partial. Trustees named include G B Philhower president and Joseph Mutch secretary.

Clive N. Elliot Edwin Probert Bishop Vincent Thomas 8. Brown W.D. Wight G. B. Philhower Thomas 5. Brown A. B. Bishop Thomas S. Brown A.B. Meredith G.B. Philhower C. N. Eliot 2. M. Whitfield William BD. Wight W. Lichtenstein Joseph Mutch A. ©. Ratan Robert Williams A. B. Meredith Joseph D. Little Nils 0. Lindstrom Perley A. Prior B. Vroam Jesse Lyman Hurlbut D. D John H. Vincent D. B William C. Nelson Thomas Nichelson Sunday Charles W. Lichtenstein LL. D Thomas Nicholson D.D John H. Vince Elbert Clement C. W Lichtenstein Whammots Elm Street Clive N Elliot William D. Wight Messrs. Eliot and Wight Messrs B. Meredith Brown J. H. van Winkie

Dittig's Grocery Store Sold to Newarker

William F. Dittig sells his Chestnut Street grocery to Rudolph G. Schaaf of Newark. The business continues on the present basis with Schaaf taking control January 10. Dittig, in poor health, plans a Florida trip for a few months. Schaaf already runs two Newark stores.

William F. Dittig Chestnut ‘Street Rudolph G. Schaaf Newark Schaaf Mr. Dittig Florida

Christmas Dance at Masonic Hall Draws Large Crowd

The West Nutley Country Club held a successful Christmas dance at Masonic Hall on Thursday night. Decorations featured sea sonal motifs with a large lit tee centerpiece and toys. Presentes were given to dancers after a pretty favor march and dancing continued until 2 o'clock.

West Nutley Masonic Hall

Enterprising Nutley Shoe Business Spotlight

A brief item notes Nutley New Jersey showcasing an enterprising shoe business. It mentions Newark trolley connections and Passaic Erie Main Depot as context for local commerce and travel.

Nutley Shoe New Jersey Newark Passaic ‘Erie

Concert Before Lent by Society Members

Public concert planned ahead of Lent features the 2 Society and its members. Rehearsals are underway with soprano and tenor sections scheduled. The event aims to showcase vocalists in a program set for 815 p.m. with 4 p.m. call for rehearsals.

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Igns Services Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church Eigter Phospaie London Charles R Barnes Albert Cain Richa Johns Francis Elam M. Garton George B. Philhower of Trustees M. B Albert B. ‘Meredith John Franklin Fort State of New Jersey Henry Wade Rogers Yale University Epworth League George Rea Allan MacRossie William V. ‘Kelley Aissbides of the Men's Association William B. Patterson George P. Mains Vulcanite Portland Cement Nutley Coal & Supply CO M. P. Kaufmann Mer West Nutley Station Dittig Newarker Darice Passaic Merry Xmas
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