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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1909
Page
5
Nutley residents share holiday plans with relatives in New York and Canada. The Nutley High School Alumni reception and dance is announced for Wednesday night in the auditorium, with students organizing the event and naming attending teachers and families.
A Merchants' Express wagon loaded with Christmas presents collided with a southbound Erie freight near Allwood station. Driver Joseph Ducierne of Jersey City Heights suffered internal injuries and cuts, was treated by Dr. Roy Langdon, then sent home. Horses survived with minor injuries. helper unharmed.
Councilman DeVries observed a grass fire at the Eaton Stone estate on Kingsland street and, instead of using his own West Nutley Hose Company, summoned the X-Ray Co private brigade. The flames, blown toward Frank Zimmerman’s residence, were extinguished after 750 feet of hose were laid and the pump used. The X-Ray Co men, trained for drills, performed fire duty for the first time.
A farewell reception was held Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. E A Cook on Franklin Avenue for Miss Edith L Nichols who has resigned as Nutley Public Schools supervisor of drawing and manual training. She will join the Brooklyn schools as supervisor of drawing overseeing work in twelve divisions and over three hundred teachers. Attending were Linden Nichols Howard Smith Robert Donaldson Miss Stir ratt Miss Helen Lindstrom Miss Gladys Stacey Harry Donaldson Bertram Donaldson Miss Agnes Crocker Tracy Wood Abner Rutan Miss Edith Cook Frank Cook Alvah Brown Donald Donaldson Miss Anna Donaldson Miss Daisy Cool Miss Ada Cook Miss Pearl Orr Miss fiabat Orr Miss Madeline DeVans ney Myron BeKeyser and Theo Miller.
Reverend Henry R. Rose of Newark will speak on Peary and the Pole at 4 P.M. Monday January 10. The venue is Mrs G B Philhower's Grant avenue home with stereopticon views. Committee: Mrs G R Livingston Mrs M T Morss Miss Bickers and Mrs W F Dabney.
The Reformed Church announces Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev William Stuart preaches Home For Christmas. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. topic Van and Rear Guard. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7:15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday 3:30 p.m.
First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and service at 11 a.m. in rooms 32 33 34 of the People's Bank Building Passaic. Tomorrow's lesson title is Christian Science.
Train schedule from West Nutley Nutley Avondale and Chambers Street routes revised for November 1909. Timings list weekday and Sunday departures from Nutley New Jersey stations and from New York Chambers Street, including early morning and late evening trains.
The Nutley Lodge F and A M held its annual election and installation on Monday night at Masonic Hall. New officers include Worshipful Master Robert A Parke Senior Warden E L Bradley Junior Warden Hugh Hallidy Treasurer Frederic Davis Secretary Ernest P Cook Senior Deacon Abijah C Fox Junior Deacon Charles E Armstrong Chaplain John P Lux Senior Master of Ceremonies William Predmore Junior Master of Ceremonies Benjamin R Colwell Marshal Walter F Ormsber Senior Steward James D Dick inson Junior Steward Ernest Greene Tiler Edward Bernard Organist Clarence B Hiffe.
Vincent Methodist Church schedules Christmas Day services with an 11 a.m. Sunday school program and addresses by Rev. J Ogden Winner and Rev. W C Nelson. Evening services include special music, marking the last service in the old church, to be held Friday night December 3.
Notice announces the annual meeting for the election of Directors of the Bank of Nutley and any other business, to be held at its Nutley office on January 15, 1910, at 3:00 p.m. Joseph Scudder, Cashier, Nutley, N. J., December 15, 1909.
A December 8 1909 Nutley New Jersey resolution unanimously approves laying a sidewalk on the northerly side of Church street from Franklin Avenue to Prospect Street. The Town Clerk is directed to publish notice and hold a hearing January 12 1910 at 8 pm to consider objections in writing.
Nutley New Jersey adopts detailed salaries for mayor council town clerk town collector treasurer attorney assessor police chief health officer and other officials effective January 1 1910. Also authorizes a four foot concrete sidewalk on Brookfield Avenue between Passaic and Franklin avenues with costs assessed as required by law.
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