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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1909
Page
4
Nutley residents gathered at the Park School yesterday for an unveiling ceremony commemorating living and departed heroes. The event united the community, showcasing tablets that reflect patriotic interest and aim to foster civic spirit among citizens.
The Friday Afternoon Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Albert B. Meredith’s Prospect Street residence to mark Lincoln’s Birthday. The program featured readings, anecdotes, and songs including Favorite Poems of Lincoln, Tramp Tramp Tramp, Ben Bolt, and The Perfect Tribute with performances by club members. A flag of honor once lay on President Garfield's bier, now owned by Mrs. Herbert Lewis of Colonial Terrace.
Members of Kempton Council heard Rev Francis A Foy speak on charity at their rooms Monday evening. He argued charity in the heart shapes social, civic, and political reform and that the church leads in this spiritual work. Mayor Lax and Recorder Parry gave brief remarks.
A Valentine Party for Crace Church youths was held in the new parish house on Highfield lane on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George Baptiste led arrangements with Miss Dodd assisting. Norris Mills played Uncle Sam delivering valentines, followed by ice cream, refreshments and a dance. Attendees included Josephine Scheinler, Dorothy Usher, Catherine Usher, Antoinette Lloyd, Frances Lloyd, Rudolph Dahlberg of Albwood, Antoinette Shefler, Carl Shefler, Arthur Caldwell and others.
The Valentine Dance at Masonic Hall in West Nutkey County Club drew one of its largest crowds. The hall featured club colors flags and shaded lights. Guests from New York Brooklyn Newark and nearby areas attended as partners were chosen by novel methods using colored hearts and ribbons.
The store advertises a large new stock of summer hats in line with current vogue. It invites customers to inspect the collection which features high quality styles at moderate prices.
The Fire Committee plans to purchase a 50 by 125 foot plot on High street west of Bloomfield avenue for a new building for the West Nutley Hose Co. Little grading will be needed. Plans will be drawn and a suitable structure erected soon. Meetings are held at Councilman De Vries residence and the hose wagon is kept at former Councilman Joerg barn.
New silk fabrics dresses millinery gowns waists shoes laces and trimmings showcased by L S Plant & Co Newark. The progressive store emphasizes authentic fashion displays and announces exceptional bargains on high grade low price merchandise for the coming fashion months.
The Fortnightly Club’s annual masquerade on Thursday featured a well decorated club house and eye catching costumes. Notable attendees included Mrs. J. H. Heywood Mrs. J. P. Hunting Mrs. Walter Ormabee and Mrs. A. C. Fox along with numerous couples from Nutley Newark and nearby areas.
At a Wednesday meeting the Nutley Board of Health organized for the year James L Miller was elected president George Hawksworth the Third ward member was chosen secretary and Registrar of Vital Statistics. Routine business was transacted and the town s general health reported good.
Upjohn's quinine pills come in a bottle of 100 for 25 cents at Masonic Hall Pharmacy. The offer highlights an affordable remedy option available to area residents.
William H Parry announces the removal of his Newark law office to room 404 Union Building 9 Clinton Street dated February 1 1909.
The brief item notes a wholesale listing quoted at the store, with price figures 2 50 275 and implies a catalog or bulk quote for customers. The text appears as a fragment of an advertisement or price note without additional context or names.
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