Board Addressed Teacher Tardiness and Park School Issues
The Board of Education discussed excessive teacher tardiness with reports showing multiple latenesses last month. They debated duties, park project support, library hours at Park School, and plans to review school sites in the annual report for March.
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Board of Education
Beachler
Park School
Third River Parkway
Catt
St. John
Achoc
Hhe
Rosenstock
Surprise Party for Mr and Mrs Broadbent at Beech Street
A surprise party honored Victor B Broadbent at their Beech Street home Tuesday night. Relatives and friends from Nutley Caldwell Montclair Paterson and nearby areas attended for progressive card games. Present were Mr and Mrs Ernest Broadbent Miss Josie Lux Miss Ana Lux Earl Broadbent John Lee and others from the Broadbent family.
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Victor B. Broadbent
Beech ‘Street
Rutiley
Freeman Hline
Ernest L. Broadbent
Earl. Broadbent
Josie
Ana Lux
John Lee
Nutley
Asa Broadbent
Caldwell
D.W. Broadbent
Montclair
W. W. Broadbent
Paterson
Town Council in 1912 to Organize Amid Illness and Appointments
Councilman-elect William A. Ward remains bedridden with appendicitis delaying New Year’s Day organizational meeting. The Republican caucus is unsettled, and key appointments including Water Clerk and Recorder replacement are debated. anticipated posts list Charles H. Kierstead as treasurer and Dr. George P. Philhow er as town physician among others.
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William A. Ward
Ward
Recorder Page
Charles H. Kierstead
Wiliam H. Parry
Frank T. Shepard
Wiliam H. Queman
Simon Tuers
Union Watch Night Service at Vincent M E Church
Grace Episcopal Grace Reformed St Pauls Congregational and Vincent M E Church plan a union watch night on New Years Eve at Vincent M E Church. Programs include sermons social hour devotional watch service sacraments and a Colonial Male Quartet performance.
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UNION
Vincent M. E. Church
Grace Episcopal Church
the Reformed Church
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren L. Hoagland
D. D
Christmas Guests at Bertram Yereance Dinner
Centre street hosts a Christmas dinner with many guests including Mrs. Peter Vreeland Mrs. Doremus Harry Doremus Miss Cora Farris Sara Yereance Nutley Mr and Mrs W H Doremus Jersey City Mr and Mrs C K Doremus Mr and Mrs W H Miller New York Miss Mabel Johnson Paterson and George Van Varrick Harrison.
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Bertram Yereance
Centre Street
Peter Vreeland
Doremus
Harry Doremus
Cora. Farris
Sara Yereance
Nutley
W. H. Doremus
Jersey City
C. K. Doremus
W. H. Miller
New York
Mabel Johnson
Paterson
George van Varrick
Harrison
Fire records dispute noted at Nutley Town Council meeting
Former Fire Chief Edgar Humphrey denied withholding department records unless paid. Fire Committee reported facts to the council, noting incomplete records and a history project authorized last February. The session approved salaries and several ordinances, plus payments totaling 6,244.79 for November bills.
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Edgar Humphrey
Humphrey
Caer
Carr
Weischedel Aroe
Fire Department
Board of Park Commissioners
Franklin Hose Co
West Nutley Hose Co
Nutley Hose Co. No
Chase Street
Gallahan
Washington E. Page
Paga
A. G. Fox
Henry H. Brehme
R. T. Bennett
Francis J. McKenny
Sinking Food Commission
Jersey Paving Corp
Eureka F Te Hose Mfg. Co
Pope-Hartford Co
S. A. Morse
Schaeffer Co
A. R. Carr
A. H. van Riper
J. Harry Hull
BT. Lefferty
George Hawksworth
E. E. Faith
Edward P. Whelan
M. D
E. E. Schneider
Wiliam Brown
William J. Queeman
Reuben: Vreeland
Place-Sticide and Miss Stickle wed at Nutley home
Elizabeth Jol Stickle daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilmot Stickle of Allwood road Delawanna and Charles Living Place of Bloomfield were married at the bride’s parents home on Christmas Day. Both are well known in Nutley with Mr Place formerly of Prospect street and Miss Stickle a former local High School attendee.
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Elizabeth Jol Stickle
Wilmot Stickle
Allwood Road
Delawanna
Charles Iiving Place
Bloomfeld
Nutley
Mr. Place
Prospect Street
Miss Stickle
Growth in Nutley Building Permits Shows Rise in Nine Months
Build ing Department records show 213 permits issued this year totaling 410 553 dollars and ward breakdowns led by Third Ward with 60 permits and 244 830 dollars. Second Ward followed with 68 permits totaling 93 481 dollars and First Ward with 84 permits totaling 72 419 dollars. Fire escapes and additions noted. Weischedel lauded by Town Council for stewardship of the department during the year.
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Ernest G. Weischedel
Nutley
Sted
X Ray
Polish Co
Dittig
Weischedel
Moon Dance Feature At Nutley Field Club
Nutley Field Club held a Christmas Moon Dance for the young set with the moonlit room created by Joseph G. Lamb studios. Over 100 guests attended as four moon dances concluded with a cotillion led by Sergeant Bouvier. Favors included parasols and Poingattas for girls and horna and chrysanthemume for boys. elaborate supper served. patronesses listed.
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Nutley Field
Joseph G. Lamb
Sargeant Bouvier
John V. Bouvier, Jr
Stephen H. Dorr
Alfred V. Leaman
Henry S. Carland
Henry M. Libby
Nutley Man Takes Bride in Brooklyn
Guy Clinton Townsend of Nutley and Miss Dorothy Isabel Fletcher of Brooklyn were married at the bride’s home last Saturday with only immediate relatives present. The couple will live in Nutley and be at home after January. Townsend, a Nutley native and Nutley High School and Harvard University graduate, is well known locally.
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Guy Clinton Townsend
Hillside Avenue
Dorothy Isabel. Fletcher
Theodore (. Fletcher
Brooklyn
Nutley
Townsend
Meia
Nutley High
Harvard University
Fortnightly Club Children Dance Delightful Evening
The annual Fortnightly Club children’s dance drew over 100 youngsters at the clubhouse. About 80 little ones stayed till 10 o’clock before elders joined for the final hour. the event was praised as a pretty affair with lively dancing.
Council Honors Members at Closing Session in 1911
At the final 1911 meeting, Council members received tokens of esteem. M ayor and officials praised Va. Riper and others for service. Councilman Gallahan presented engraved locket watches and cigars to Matt hew J. Gallahan, with remarks on his devoted service.
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Mayer- Laxther
Matthew
J. Gallahan
Mateh
Joint committee plans legal attack on Imhof Sewage system
A Belleville Nutley and Bloomfield joint committee will meet January 3 in Belleville to advance the fight against the Imhof Sewage Disposal plan in the Soho area. They will seek a top state law firm, hire engineers and sewage experts, and authorize review of candidates to aid before the State Board of Health.
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Tows
Nutley
Belleville
Bloomfield
Imhof
Soho
State Board of Health
Stolen Shoes Reported in Neighboring Area Theft
Brief note states second-hand shoes were stolen Thursday afternoon from a neighborhood location. Detectives are investigating the incident and seeking information from residents about the theft.
Nutley Dramatic Club Plays January Cha The Reformed Church
The Nutley Dramatic Club has arranged a January program featuring performances of the play Cha The Nutley Dramatic Club. This event will be staged at a local church, with dates and times announced by the group.
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Nutley Dramatic Club
Gomp
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