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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1911
Page
5
Local society page reports the Fortnightly Club event on Thursday night and a flurry of Nutley residents visiting relatives in Boston New York Kalamazoo Providence and Lakewood. Several residents return from trips and guests are hosted in Nutley with mentions of church events and social gatherings.
The text asserts that price is fair in all cases and urges support for medical professionals. It emphasizes affordable costs and ethical standards across services.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of St Pauls Congregational Church met at Mrs F Arson home on Lake Street with twelve members and one new member joining. A Mexico program and a paper on the Board of Foreign Mission were presented. guests thanked Mrs Arson for hospitality and plans were made for a March meeting at the church with a missionary speaker.
The Firemen's Relief Association held its annual meeting at Yantacan Engine Company headquarters. Abram Blum was elected president with J Harry Van Winkle as vice president and John D Donaldson as secretary. Richard W Booth was named treasurer. Delegates to the State Convention in Atlantic City were Daniel DeVries J Harry Van Winkle and Henry H Stager with alternates Robert K Donaldson Cal vin D Sargent Walter Ormsbee Jacob Fitting and G R Boyce. An Exempt Firemen's Association meeting followed with Blum elected as delegate to the State Convention.
Advertising list shows discounts on rugs 9x12 and dining chairs with leather seats and tapestry Brussels. Prices range from $1.00 to $4.00 for rugs and $2.25 to $4.00 for chairs with various fabrics including Velvets Axminster and Ingrain options. Terms imply stocked upholstery and floor coverings on sale.
Epworth League members gathered Monday night at Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church on Elm Street. Attendees included Josie Stirradt, Robert Donaldson, William Edwards, Grace Edwards, Anna Donaldson, Ida Edwards, Agnes Crocker, Rev. Dr. Warren L. Hoagland, Samuel Rocchetti, Monroe Jordan, Henry Donaldson, Amercia Gunther, Gladys Stacey, Annie Gunther, Mer. and Mrs. Joseph Mutch, Henry Vreeland, Donald Donaldson, and Abner Rutan.
Rev. William Stuart preaches at both services. At 11 a.m. the subject is Another Chance and at 7:45 p.m. Be Sure You Are Right. Sunday School at 4:45 p.m. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7:13 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday night. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
A children’s dialogue reveals how language evolves with every new word. Bobby asks for the latest term, Peckley hints his mother always has the final word in family conversations.
A widow reports a man who feigns violence or harm but rarely acts, expressing pleasure in pretending rather than causing real injury. The remark suggests skepticism about his claimed intentions and a perception of his deceptive behavior.
Former Town Surveyor Frank T Shepard hosted a dinner at Centre street on Thursday night with 1910 Town Council members and town officials. Attendees included Richard W Booth John Howe Mayor Lux A H Van Riper Matthew J Callahan William N Halsey H Fred Banta Arthur R Carr Daniel DeVries Mortimer Libby Ernest Weischedel Albert Howe Edmund J Guthrie. Music and singing accompanied the evening.
The church holds Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and a 1 p.m. sermon by Rev H J Condit on The Things Which Happen To Us. A 7 p.m. Young People meeting covers Great Men of God with Abraham as the first. Evening service at 7:49 p.m. asks What Is That In Thine Hand. February 12 rally features a special musical program and Rev Henry E Jackson of Upper Montclair preaching to open the new basement.
Ethel-W No, constantly. Boston Tran script.
Twenty two cities express interest in commission form legislation with delegates from Atlantic City Bayonne Bordentown Bound Brook Burlington Camden East Orange Elizabeth Hoboken Irvington Jersey City Lambertville Long Branch Newark New Brunswick Nutley Ocean City Orange Passaic Paterson Perth Amboy Trenton. A fourth conference called by the New Jersey State Civic Federation will be held at City Hall Newark Monday February 6 at 8 p m Delegates urged to attend promptly for discussion of the Passaic draft and possible immediate introduction into the Legislature.
A playful exchange between a fond mother and a bachelor recounts a joking debate on baby care. The mother questions the bachelor’s knowledge while the bachelor humbly concedes limited experience, noting past practice years ago in a light, humorous tone.
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