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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1911
Page
5
Readable notices recount friends traveling and visiting across cities like Atlantic City Albany Philadelphia New York Buffalo Jersey City and Jersey. It lists many Nutley residents with brief trips visits illnesses and social events including dances, hunting trips, and a February whist club gathering.
The Nutley Public Library Plan and Scope Committee reports on library growth and compares towns of similar size. Summit's new library costs and Carnegie funding are noted, with details on building, maintenance, and membership. Public meetings and upcoming reports are planned to advance Nutley's library vote.
St Pauls Congregational Church marks completion of its long unfinished basement with a rally service tomorrow night. Rev Henry E Jackson will speak and a music program is planned. The space includes a large main room, smaller club rooms, and a new steam heating system ready for inspection.
St. Paul s Brotherhood will hold its regular meeting on Thursday evening February 16 with supper at seven in the new basement. Robert S Parsons of Nutley Park a member of the staff of the General Passenger Agent of the Erie will be guest of honor and speaker. A musical program directed by C B Lliffe will accompany the event.
Chester Firkins in Puck presents a satirical exchange between Emmalyn and Percival about their estranged family. The letters reveal a farcical view of divorce, custody, and social scandal, with mentions of a boy, Natalie, Natalie’s dress, and a looming reconciliation.
The Baltimore American notes a clash between old and new ideas on childrearing. Hygienic science is cited as showing many traditional beliefs harmful to the race, while the old mother defends the cradle as shaping the world.
A host boasts of a fine old fan and the house’s many tales while a grouchy tourist probes for any legend tied to a piece of cheese. The exchange, captured in a Washington Herald snippet, highlights curiosity and humor over heirlooms.
A dialogue where Miss Passeigh asks to guess her age and Mr Goodly admits rough guessing is difficult and cannot come within forty years of the mark. The playful exchange highlights social personages in a light moment.
A dialogue from Illustrated Sunday Magazine features Isaacs arguing the punch bowl is worth forty dollars while Solomon counters its value as a birthday gift. The exchange highlights a humorous assessment of a simple keepsake.
Corrected timetable lists train departures from Nutley West Nutley Av Nutley Highfield Lane Avondale and Chambers Street New York to Nutley stations with varied daily and Sunday schedules including specific times and fares, plus a quoted Baltimore American criticism of modern sport and automobile cup race.
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