23 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1907
Page
1
Nutley Day by Day reports the Newark Board of Trade endorsing a spring election bill, a Masonic lodge anniversary on May 1, and local notes including school closures for Washington's Birthday, coasting accident injuries, and a Petersfield club dance. It also notes land purchases by Pennsylvania Railroad, railroad service updates, and upcoming court terms with local officials.
The Kemp ton Council Royal Arcanum meeting moved to Tuesday evening the 20th to allow all members in Nutley to attend a Monday Newark Theatre performance benefiting the Employment Bureau. Past Grand Regent H J Bowbe will attend with humorous recitations and stories promised as a rare treat. Members in Nutley urged to attend and the business will finish early for the entertainment.
The third regular Parents Conference will be held at Yaotacan School Monday evening February 25 from to 9 30. The reading course is the special subject for consideration. Parents are invited to attend and bring others interested. Signed by Alice J. Bickars principal and A B Meredith superintendent.
Nutley announces the annual district meeting to elect Board of Education members on March 19. Retiring members include William Dittig Thomas J. O Neil and Dr Philhower with Dittig not seeking re election while Philhower and O Neil aim for another term.
The Shubert Oratorio Society announces a Lenten Tide Concert in Krauger Auditorium this March. Directors will present Longfellow's Song of Hiawatha with adapted music by Coleridge-Taylor, featuring a 100-voice chorus and top soloists and instrumentalists for a major county literary musical event.
This season's stock price is listed at 3 cents per pint bottle sold at the Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
Soprano Mrs. Beckel, known in musical circles, appears with Nutley Grehertra at Masonica Hall next Wednesday evening under West Nutley Country Club. Mrs Beckel praised for sweetness, previously sang at St Pauls Congregational Church. Nutley Orchestra to perform Faust and Beethoven pieces with solos by Beckel and Olive Bennett. Orchestra members include F H Bishop, Quarl Walters, Howard Hopper, Clintes Bulmer, EL A Chandler, C E Chandler, and F A Ferris.
The Women's Public School Auxiliary plans a 64 page history of Nutley based on six papers read last spring at the Literary Section meeting. A section on antique Nutley adds material previously published. The book will be handsomely printed with dark green binding and gilt lettering, featuring Old Nutley Manor illustrations and a Nutley map. Price is about one dollar and twenty five cents in paper.
The Nutley Friday Afternoon Club met February 15 at Hillside Avenue with Mrs. Thomas Clements hosting. Members shared original valentines and read on Humana Emotions in Literature by Different Nations led by Miss Stuart, with performances by Mrs. W. J. Kinsley and others. The next gathering is scheduled March 1 at Mrs. A. R. Carr's Hillside Avenue residence.
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday activities led by Rev. E. M. Garton including 10:30 a.m. sermon The Attractive Power of Christ and 7:45 p.m. Why I Believe the Bible Is the Word of God. Also Class Meeting 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:46 a.m. Epworth League Vesper 7 p.m. General Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m.
The Jersey City Journal weighs Democratic chances in New Jersey counties with nearly half the population and two thirds of the saloons in Essex Passaic and Hudson. It argues repeal of temperance laws or a broad embargo lift could swing three key counties and affect statewide prospects.
An undated fragment suggests Newark and Patterson may excavate the frozen Passaic River to sell ash or sludge for fertilizer. The note argues excavation is cheaper and quicker than dredging, proposing immediate action in summer when mosquitoes and tunicl are present.
The Town Council will meet Wednesday to debate an ordinance forcing street corner and dwelling mail deposits. The measure, pending postal department approval, requires residents to place mail only at designated points with fines up to 20 dollars for noncompliance. Citizens expect swift passage and local control to speed service.
Mr GA Hulbert preaches Sunday at diaw and 7 45 pm Sunday School at 9 45 am Primary Department at 2 30 pm Young Peoples Meeting at 7 Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 pm
Fragmentary OCR text references cough and bronchiolitis with garbled phrases and unclear context, lacking identifiable people places or events. Unable to determine a coherent news item but preserves mention of a bronchial or cough illness.
The Nutley Realty Company develops Nutley Park on the eastern Nutley ridge into an exclusive residential area with artistic gateways and improved utilities. Building plots are offered under strict restrictions but with liberal terms, within three minutes of two railroad stations and electric car lines.
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