13 Feb 1909
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1909
Page
1
Nutley residents receive announcements of visits and travels among neighbors. The column lists engagements, parties, church events, school news, and a charity sale by St. Paul’s Church as well as a birthday gathering for Master Henry Vreeland and Lincoln Birthday observances.
A hurried sales note promises fast delivery and a full stock of coal in all sizes. The seller claims quick service and a state free guarantee to attract customers, urging them to try the coal and return for more.
The Lecture Committee of the Woman's Public School Auxiliary presents Ada M. Locke of Teachers College Columbia University speaking on The Imaginative Period of Childhood. The talk is Monday March 4 at Mrs. Henry W. Goodrich's residence 222 Grant Avenue with tea. Arrangements by G R Livingston Elizabeth Pettee M J Morss and W F Dabney.
A local ice supplier advertises ice made from pure water touted as healthful for families. The vendor offers home delivery and will stop at households upon request, promising dependable cold and clean ice.
Nutley Park School Auditorium hosted a large Lincoln Centennial ceremony under the Board of Education. The Grace Church Cadets and Naval Brigade led processions, a Veterans Tablet was unveiled listing dozens of veterans, and Dr. Philhower and Hon. Everett P. Wheeler spoke on Lincoln and Gettysburg. The program closed with "America" and a benediction.
Miss Gladys Predeaux Rylands formerly of Nudley and now a New York resident married Dr Freeman St Clair Hitchcock of New York on Wednesday night. The ceremony at 122 West Seventy first Street Flatbush was conducted by Rev Sayden Herbert Cox of the First Congregational Church. The bride wore a white messaline gown trimmed with rosepoint. The couple will reside at the Hotel Marie Antoinette in New York City.
The Thursday night concert at St Pauls Congregational Church impressed attendees with high level performances. Miss Ethel Severence stood in for Douglas Laneé delivering well received numbers with encores. Miss Winifred Marshall and violinist Franklin H Bishop earned praise. Carl Aue was noted for his artistry. The event succeeded both socially and financially.
Town Treasurer Kierstead will be at Town Hall from 8 to 10 tonight to issue checks to claimants approved at the Wednesday Town Council meeting. The change aligns with the holiday shifting the normal pay night.
The Nutley Town Council referred all claims to the Finance Committee and Town Clerk for a plan to avoid delaying payments. The Myrtle avenue improvements were approved after no objections. Other actions included sharing clerk expenses with Bloomfield, seeking all night trolley service, macadam work petitions, and stationery order for the assessor.
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