06 Feb 1904
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1904
Page
1
Lent begins on the ith inst as Nutley townsfolk note busy plumbing winter. Council schedules a Wednesday meeting while mid year exams finish in public schools. Sleighing, a trolley service delay, and several upcoming social events including dances and club meetings are recorded.
The bowlers resumed sessions on Monday with fatigue noted in performance. Mr. Lebb reports near recovery of earlier form on Tuesday, while Post cites Hood's Sarasaparella as a talking point. Standout scores include Reed 156 and 180, Garstens 158 and 201, Thatcher 153, and Read 193.
An exciting Tuesday night sees the Royal Arcanum and Independent Clubs split games, the Independents taking the deciding match by a single point. The Nonpareil and Friends Bowling Clubs face off Wednesday, with the Nonpareil trio sweeping all three games and adding prior wins.
On Wednesday evening three matches between Seth Boyden and Kempton Councils produced wins for the tier. Standing of clubs to date shows shifts in ranking and upcoming fixtures to watch.
Mrs. Tremain widow of Charles E Tremain died at age 27 at her parents home on William Street After childhood in Nutley she lived there until marriage a year ago She had been ill since a two month pregnancy The funeral was held Wednesday at the Reformed Church with pallbearers listed and interment at the church cemetery
The Natley Civic Association will hold its next regular meeting at Ensignia of Honor Hall on February 12 at 8 15. An invitation is extended to all men to attend and support town welfare. The membership is about 80 and continues to grow.
At the Reformed Church Rev William Stuart preaches on Sunday 11 am subject Comfort of the Scriptures 7 45 pm subject Pluck As You Pass 3 pm S Dour meeting 9 30 am Sunday School and Bible Class Special service times lead by A Barr congregational prayer Wednesday morning and evening
The next regular meeting of Kempton Council Royal Arcadum No 1545 will be held at Masonic Hall Dittie Building on Monday evening. An interesting program has been prepared for the occasion and all members in the area are welcomed.
The Epworth League of Nut ley Methodist Episcopal Church will present a musical and literary program in the church lecture room on Lincoln's Birthday Friday February Ts. Admission is free with a silver collection.
A Nutley area letter to the editor laments two boys who rode a New York Nutley train without proper tickets and argues for public ownership or strict public control of transportation franchises. The writer warns against railroad influence on legislatures and calls for educating the public on property types and public rights to curb private gain and protect the common good.
The text endorses George L Rosy as the sole method for securing permanent and effective relief from ongoing transport service failures. It urges unity in accepting a suggested offer to address persistent inadequacies.
Nutley Department responded to a Tuesday evening blaze at the barn of Jacob Zimmerer on East Passaic Avenue in Bloomfield. Firefighters reached the scene but were forced to retreat half a mile away due to lack of a hydrant. Loss totaled about 2500 dollars, with partial insurance coverage.
On Sunday Rev Elbert Clement will preach at 10 30 morning service with the Transfiguration of the Poor as the subject Evening service at 2 30 on Christ Russia Japan and Christi Sunday School 2 Evening League Vespar G 453 Meeting 9 303 General Prayer Steatin Wednesday 9pm
A brief notice announces a weekly meeting of St Pauls Congregational Od Peoples for Wednesday at 8. Details are limited in the fragmented OCR.
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