Town Council of 1910 Ends Happy Amid Farewell
The Nutley Town Council bid farewell with Mayor Lux presenting tokens to Councilmen Halsey Libby and DeVries. Reports noted Police arrests at 107 with fines totaling 159.50 and the Fire Department in good order. Building Committee issued 105 permits costing 250298 with 225 in fees. Council approved safety inspections at Dutig Hall and map orders between Bloomfield and Nutley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lux
Halsey
Libby
DeVries
St. Mary’s Place
Centre Street
Franklin Hose Company
A.L. Huntley
W. H. Clementy
George L. Baptiste
Dutig
Stager
Building Committee
Weischedel
Mountainview Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Prospect Street
Bloomfield
Nutley
Duncan Makes Election Speeches in England and Europe
Mr W B Duncan of 84 Grant avenue returned from a three month trip to England and the Continent. He spoke to English constituents and relatives of friends running for office. His tour included Manchester Liverpool Edinburgh and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Duncan
Grant Avenue
England
Continent
Sir Charles Schwann, Bart
Duncan
Manchester
Liverpool
Edinburg
Paris
Town Hall fire escape repairs questioned by board
Board of Education members Thomas J. O Neil and Arthur Stager argued the $110 repairs were needless saying no repairs were ever needed. Councilman Callahan had alleged fraud in construction but no truth was found. Resignations and a lecture by A W Wyndham were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. O'Neil
Arthur Stager
Board of Education
M. J. Callahan
O'Neill
Callahan
Hill
Margaret Prosser
Park School
Florence Freedman
Montclair
Helen £. Bassford
Town Hall
A. W
New Jersey Civics Group Plans Meeting on Commission Form
The law committee of the New Jersey State Civic Federation led by J. MacGregor Littell calls a January 4 meeting to discuss city commission government. Newark Jersey City Passaic Trenton and New Brunswick have draft laws for the incoming Legislature to codify into a comprehensive framework. Nutley will be represented by Councilman A. R. Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Civic Federation
J. MacGregor Littell
East Orange
Harry ¥. Osborne
William Pennington
Newark
Eugene Cooper
Dover
Jersey City
Passaic
Trenton
New Brunswick
A. R. Carr
Nutley
Rhode Island Reds Sweep Madigan Square Show Honors
Kaufmann & Windheim claim top status at the New York poultry show with Salome the great Rose Comb Red, earning first prize for twenty straight wins. Their five-bird breeding pen is praised as the finest in breed history, with over 1068 firsts and 25 silver cups in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufmann & Windheim
Rhode Island
Madigan Square Garden
N. Y
America
Salome
Garden
Ady
Nutley Choral Society Postponed Concert Set for January 10
The Nutley Choral Society will present its postponed December 15 concert on Tuesday night January 10 at Town Hall Auditorium. Rehearsals are January 3 and 9, with Mrs. Eleanor Chandler of New York as soloist. Officers assure no changes to the program and that Town Hall is safe after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Choral Society
Town’ Hall
Town Hall
Eleanor Chandler
New York
Nutley and Montclair Dual High School Basketball Doubleheader
Nutley High boys edged Montclair Normal 48 to with a full lineup including Woodruff and Witbeck. The Nutley girls faced the Alumni, losing 13 to 9 in a hard fought game with key players listed from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Cchook
G. Taylor
E. Taylor
P. Lux
Bey
Sfbsg
Cencepege
B. Lux
P. Williams
Theis
A. Donaldson M. Witbeck
Searle E. Dunn
A. Morss
Simmons
M. Lamb
Nutley High School Beats Alumni Team In Basketball Match
Nutley High School boys defeated an Alumni team 54 to 13 in Park School Auditorium on a Wednesday night. The school squad showed better form and teamwork and won a second game 12 to 2 with ten minute halves due to lateness. Lineups list R Woodruff J Witheck T Wood F Spinning R Wood H Van Riper H King W Gorman A Rutan W Lindstrom M Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley High School
Park School
R. Woodruff
Wood J
Witheck
Hevenien Vod
R. Wood H. van Riper
H. King W, Gorman
Miss Louisa Bruen Clarke Dies After Week Long Illness
Miss Louisa Bruen Clarke died at the Broad bent home on Beech street in Nailey after a week of illness from pleurisy. She was nearly 71, a Perry, N. Y. native who moved to Nailey 15 years ago. A Baptist by birth, she was active in the Reformed Church here. Funeral services were held at her home with Rev. William Stuart, interment at Fairmount Cemetery in Newark. She is survived by her brother EF M Clarke of Newark and half brother Carl Clarke, editor of the Perry Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Bruen Clarke
Victor E. Broadbent
Beech Street
Miss Clarke
Nailey
Perry
N. Y
Baptist ‘Church
Reformed Church
William Stuart
Fairmount Cemetery
Newark
EF. M. Clark
Newstreet
Carl Clarke
Perry Record
Third dance of season at West Nutley Social Club
The West Nutley Social Club held the third dance of the season at the Fortnightly Club on Thursday night directed by president Samuel Garrison. The room featured flags banners and palms. refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Percival Huntting Mr and Mrs Charles Nelson Mr and Mrs Willard L Comstock Miss Alice O Neill Miss Anna Langdon and many others from Nutley Newark Passaic and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Nutley
Samuel Garrison
J. Percival Huntting
Charles Nelson
Williard L. Comstock
Alice O' Neil
Anna Langdon
Arthur Baker
Marshall Coggleton
Newark
Charles Gates
New York
Harry Woods
Passaic
Elizabeth Smith
Belleville
Younger Set At Nutley Field Club Dance
Miss Laura B Hersloff hosted a Nutley Field Club dance drawing many local and visiting youths home for holidays from school and college. Dancers included Margaret Dale Paul Steven Sell Julian Dodd Roswell Young Mattie Witbeck and others from Nutley Princeton Philadelphia Grange Va New York and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura’ B. Hersloff
Nutley Field Club
Margaret Dale
Paul Steven‘sell
Jiflian Dodd
Roswell Young
Mattie Witbeck
Welling Nichols
Phillip Young
Walter Gilmore
Henry Walcott
Antoinette Rogers
Fred H. Young
Anita’ Girtmann
Louise Philhower
John de St. Mart
Phyliss Williams
Frederick Morgan
Stephen H. Dorr
Louis
Ray
Sigurd Hersloff
Constance Goodrich
Theodora Libby
Edith Bouvier
William Montague
Caroline Goodrich
Lawson Hill
George A. Hill, Jr
Clarke Hill
Earle Grifam
Nutley
Theodore Guyler,Jr
Princeton
Martha Henderson
Philadelphia
Oliver Walcott
Grange
Margaret Milne
New York
Entertained on Christmas at Bertram Vereance home
Mr and Mrs Bertram Vereance of 159 Centee street hosted a Christmas Day gathering with friends including Mr and Mrs William Miller of Newark Miss Emma Wahl Bayonne Mr George Van Varick Newark Miss Edith Ashworth East Grange Mrs A C Bedden Mr William Doremus Mrs Peter Vreeland Mr Harry Doremus Mr and Mrs F A Ferris Miss Sarah Vereance Miss Cora Ferris Mr Clifford Doremus Howard Ferris Mrs Ada Doremus and Mr William Match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Vereance
Centee Street
William Miller
Newark
Emma Wahl
Bayonne
George van Varick
Edith Ashworth
East Grange
A. C. Bedden
William Doremus
Peter Vreeland
Harry Doremus
F. A. Ferris
Sarah Vereauce
Cora Ferris
Clifford
Doremus
Howard Ferris
Ada Doremus
William Match
Entertained for Guest Miss Burnettie Struble by Laffins
Mr and Mrs J Percy Laffin of Beech street hosted a party for twenty four young people on Thursday night in honor of their guest Miss Burnettie Struble of East Orange. Attendees included Abner Ratan Helen Lindstrom Peéar Lux Elsie Smith Tracey Wood Robert Donaldson LeRoy Wood Josie Stirratt Eloise Ellis Marjory Lishtenstein Blanche Lux Grady Stacey Nutley James Harry David Struble East Orange Harold and Albro Lewis Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Percy Laffin
Beech Street
Burnettie
Struble
East Orange
Abner Ratan
Helen Lindstrom
Peéar Lux
Elsie Smith
Tracey Wood
Robert Donaldson
LeRoy Wood
Josie Stirratt
Eloise Ellis
Marjory Lishtenstein
Blanche Lux
Grady Stacey
Nutley
James Harry
David Struble
Harold and
Albro Lewis
Bloomfield
Surprise Birthday Gathering At Grant Avenue Home
A group of friends hosted William Montague of Grant Avenue for a Tuesday night surprise party. They played Hearts, enjoyed refreshments, and the gathering included many named guests from Philadelphia New York and Orange among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Montague
Grant Avenue
Henderson
Philadelphia
Hill
New York
Antoinette Rogers
Frederick H. “Young
Roswell Young
Philip Young
J. William Goodrich
Sigurd Hersloff
Isabel White
Louise Philhower
Paul Stevenson
Benny
Walcott
Jean Witbeck
Edith, Bouvier
Friday Afternoon Club Discusses Venice Scene
Mrs H W St Jobat of Hawthorne Avenue hosted the Friday Afternoon Club at her home. The program covered Venice with a reading on its industries by Mrs Alfred F Howe and a F Hopkinson Smith piece read by Mrs Herbert Lewis. Mrs Blanchard sang O Holy Night and Mrs St John played two piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Avenue
Venice
Alfred F. Howe
Industries
Herbert Lewis
F. Hopkinson ‘Smith
Gorgini
Mra. G
Mud May Have Saved a Life
A twelve year old, Welter Powers of Grant Avenue, fell thirty feet from a window while playing in his home. He landed on a roof and survived with severe bruises and possible internal injuries. Doctors expected a lengthy recovery and another exam to check for unseen injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welter Powers
Jr. G. Powers
Grant Avenue
Walter
Philadelphia
New York
Italians Start Branch of National Society in Nutley
The Loggia Bat Mista Falcone of the Italian Society La Figk D Italia opened a Nutley lodge at Ferrara Hall 12 Washington Ave East Nutley with a 102 charter membership. Officers elected include President Philip Bucerone Vice President Joseph Giangarelli and secretaries Antonio Cantalens Peter Lordy. Domenite Ciccone served as temporary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loggia
Figk D'Italia
Ferrara
Hall
Washington Avenue
East Nutley
Nutley
Belleville
Kathryn Crosbie Hosts Friends at Princeton Street Home
Kathryn Crosbie entertained a group of friends at her Princeton Street home on Wednesday afternoon with games and supper. Attendees included Frank Kane, Margaret Hannan, Jacob Zimmerer, Dorothy Meyer, Joé Zimmerer, Alice Metemny, Pauline Zimmerer, James Kane, May Ronan, Carl Zimmerer, Mary McKenny, Julia Zimmerer, and Anna Crosbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Kathryn Crosbie
Princeton
Rhode
Frank Kane
Kathryn’ ‘Crosbie
Margaret Hannan
Jacob
Zimmerer
Dorothy Meyer
Joé ‘Zimmerer
Alice" ‘Metemny
Pauline Zimmerer
James
Kane
May Ronan
Carl Z
Christmas Entertainments Program Highlights
A note on festive events titled Christmas Entertainments features programs of songs recitations and readings. The listing outlines a sequence of musical and literary performances designed to celebrate the season.
Nutley officials seek regional water supply plans
The mayor and Passaic County authorities propose studying a regional water supply plan for Nutley and neighboring towns. They request state officials prepare and submit detailed plans with probable operation and maintenance costs and funding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watesex
Passaic
Lux
Young People Attend Card Party Hosted by Enclosure Members
A community card party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. of the Enclosure for young attendees on Wednesday. Participants included Louise Philhower, Dorr, Bouvier, Louis Ray Morgan, Oliver Walcott, George Hill, and others in a social gathering aimed at fellowship and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Philhower
Ginia
Dorr
Bouvier
Leldri
Louis Ray Morgan
Oliver Walcott
George Hill
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Dutig Hall
Board
H. S
Montclair Normal Boys
Louisa B. Clarke
West Nutley Social Club
Younger
Field Club
Phila
National
Ese
East ‘Jersey Company
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