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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1917
Page
5
Centre and Franklin to Melrose street items outline business notes by A B Stirratt and Leo Lewis detailing activity along Centre Franklin Melrose corridor with local impacts.
To C Bleufeld of Hoboken Nutley Realty announces a plot 650 by 114 feet on the west side of Hampton Place. A modern residence is to be erected in the spring signaling new development in the area.
Transfers show Jere Johnson Jr Co to Louis Bresman et ux on Brookline Avenue 41 feet by 3 feet from Centre Street, 50 by 76 feet valued at $5. Henry A Connolly et ux to William H Robinson et ux at the northeast corner of ee 10 on a new street 100 feet by 40 by 100 land Stager 40 by 100 $2,000. O Blake Orcutt to Chas N Caldwell at the southwest corner Daily Street and Oak Crest Place 100 by 110 feet valued at $1.
Louis Bresman and wife to Uncle Sam Bank and Loan on Brookline Avenue 41 feet from Centre Street for 2600 dollars. Mary R Paxton and husband to Jacob Zimmerer on Kenzel Avenue 642 feet from Kingsland Road for 400 dollars. William H Robinson and wife to Henry A Connolly and wife northeast corner lot 10 Abraham Speer estate for 542 dollars.
Jakob Zimmerer and spouses list Franklin avenue and Centre street property with 3400 dollars. Isabelle Weber and spouse report Rutgers street near North road property priced at 4500 dollars. Antonio Monterusso and spouse file Franklin proper near J Garrabrant with 200 dollars. Robert Connolly and spouse on Joseph Stirratt near Chestnut place report 500 dollars.
A series of social events announced includes a Saturday smoker at Hose Company No. Two on High Street, a Wednesday dance by the Woman's Club, a Friday town hall dance by the Fife and Drum Corps, and a Thursday concert at St. Paul's Church by the Christian Endeavor.
Artistic cosy colonial house with plot 50 by 150. First floor includes entry coat closet large living room dining room kitchen and lobby. Second floor has four bedrooms tiled bath six closets and potential to finish attic for two more rooms. Steam heat gas electric lighting heated by gas hot water. Careful space planning and social convenience for a homewife. Built by owner five months ago and sold due to location change. Apply to owner.
The Franklin Building and Loan Association announces a lost five share stock certificate from the twenty third series, certificate 1371, issued October 1905 to Frank Gencarelli and transferred to Annie Gencarelli in March 1911. If not presented by February 21, 1917, a new certificate will be issued to Annie Gencarelli and the association bears no further responsibility for the lost certificate. Henry A. Connolly, Secretary.
Mrs Horace Blue and her son have returned to Chattanooga Tenn after visiting Mrs Robert Day of Bloomfield Avenue Emily and William Peters children of Mrs George Peters of Chestnut Street are seriously ill with scarlet fever Mrs Reuben Darville of Trenton will live with her sister Mrs George Slater of Hillside Avenue Albert Cockefair of Bloomfield Avenue is seriously ill A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frederic Boehmer of Church Street Mrs We Carter of Grant Avenue spent time in Summit visiting relatives Fred Dressig of Weston Street has hosted her daughter Mrs Augustus Mooney of Woodbridge for a few days Miss Anna Dressig was guest of Miss Helen Falk of Newark John F Clark of Chestnut Street convalescent after illness Charles Kinzel Jr of High Street leaves for North Carolina to join the Carolina Marine Corps Miss Frances Smith of Richmond Hill spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J E Coe of Vreeland Avenue Mrs William S Avenue was in Passaic Thursday as guest in Vreeland
Miss Elizabeth Prescott of conea and Miss Eleanor Whiteford away from New Yo to Whitford avenue and Mrs Josephine Goodale to Mrs Thomas Greenwood home. James R Hay returns from a trip to North. Harley and Miss Dorothy Graves at Franklin avenue are at their homes.
The post office reports unclaimed letters including Watts Boenker J Curtis Theresa Clark Elwood Davis Merry Hayes James Racioppi Frank Drake Supt.
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