Nutley Socials and Travel Notes Highlight Local Moves
Short Items of Interest lists residents and guests visiting from Nutley and nearby towns. It notes travels to Indianapolis New York Providence Boston and Jacksonville along with local social events at Hillside avenue Vreeland avenue and Richmond Hill. It mentions school officials conference attendance and a Vassar honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Powleson
Hillside Avenue
Nutley
Richmond Hill
Powleson
Country Fair to Aid Basement Fund at St Pauls Cond Prodational Church
The Young People’s Society of St Pauls Cond Prodational Church will host a country fair with groceries of all kinds in the church basement. It runs Friday night March 3 and continues Saturday afternoon and evening. Proceeds fund the improved basement. Committee includes Miss Lillian Clements Harold Osborne Miss Bessie Bishop Miss Genevieve Taylor Miss Alice Allen Miss Florence Ackley and Miss Florence Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of St
Nutley Ladies Take Sleigh Ride To Rutherford
A Nutley sleigh party traveled to Rutherford Thursday to visit Mrs. Hazelton and returned in the evening. The group included Mrs. F. M. Spinning, Mrs. Albert M. Ayers, Mrs. E. C. Miller, Mrs. A. Kirkeby, Mrs. J. Huntting, Mrs. J. W. Rodman, Miss Emma Beatus, Mrs. A. R. Taylor, Mrs. E. G. Verg, Mrs. Thomas Nichols, and Mrs. William Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Rutherford
Hazelton
F. M. Spinning
Albert M. Ayers
E. C. Miller
A. ¥. Kirkeby
J. ©. Huntting
J. W. Rodman
Emma Beatus
A. R. Taylor
E.G. Verg
Thomas Nichols
William Wallace
Gluck Auf Card Club Meets At Weston Home
The Gluck Auf Card Club held its semi monthly meeting last Saturday night at the home of Miss Marie Thome of Weston Place. Members played five hundred and then enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gluck Auf Card Club
Marie Thome
Weston Place
Fortnightly Bal Masque Draws Large Turnout At Clubhouse
The Fortnightly Club hosted a Bal Masque on Tuesday night at the Franklin avenue clubhouse with over one hundred attendees. Unique costumes dazzled the floor while refreshments followed unmasking and dancing continued into the morning. Committee members included Emil C. Miller Edward G. Verg and John F. Clark with many local guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Avenue
Emil C. Miller
Edward G. Verg
John F. Clark
Frederic Davis
Daniel DeVries
James Crammond
E. &. Gardner
J. P. Huntting
Clarence Blife
H. H. Heywood
E. C. Miller
John L. Daly
Thomas Nichols
John ©. Devlin
Edward Devlin
Lucy Devlin
Edward Clarke
William Wallace
Edward G. Yerg
Edward Yerg
W. F. Ormsbee
Raymond Yerg
Carnelina Roe
J. P. Roe
James H. Epworth, Jr
Ernest Dillstrom
Ieving J. Mack
J. N. Rodman
Emma Beatys
J. E. Arold
George Archer
C. M. Saunders
W. R Bennett
A. N. Conover
William Armstrong
Florence Armstrong
John ©. Armstrong
J. E. Armstrong
Albert Ayers
Florence Bennett
Edward Bernard
Mary Higgins
John F. Clark, Jr
Dayton F. Searle
George Conover
Stella Schunck
Marjory Moxley
B. RB. Colweil
Alvah B. Brown
Nutley
Philip Siatta
Brooklyn
Florence
Laura Volker
Newark
Hazel
Grace Pollock
J. H. Madigan
John Barlow
E. J. Stokes
J. L. Gbrey
New York
Eliza Papie
Hoboken
J. E. Wolser
Philadelphia
Lakeview Beer Peddler Fined Twenty Dollars
Chanceman Frank Jameson testified he bought a box of beer from Frederick Gross, a Lakeview bottler, in Kings land street without a prior order. Gross was fined £20 by Recorder Washington E Page on Thursday night. Gross said he did not know he was in Nutley and admitted he came after receiving a postal from a man on Franklin avenue postmarked Nutley. A marked dollar bill Jameson used for the purchase was later found on his person at Police Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jameson
Kingsland Street
Frederick Gross
Lakeview
Washington E. Page
Gross
Nutley
Franklin Avenue
Jameson
Olde Folks Concert Delights Vin cent M E Church Audience
The Ladies' Aid Society hosted a popular Olde Folks Concert at Vincent M E Church on Wednesday night directed by W B Owen. A chorus of fifty performed in old fashioned costumes with solos readings and duets plus a long list of uniquely named singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Vincent M. E. Church
W. EB. Owen
Betsey’ Askherman Eagleson
Ketural Rutan
Angeling
Melissa Probert
Silent Laffin
Mayrandy Noise ‘Vroom
Chris Anthemum Prior
Gloriana Gadabout Rea
Getthere
Dusty Stirrat
Mercy Love Lichtenstein
Gracious Kilmore Stacey
Mehitable Latimer
Matilda Davis
Araminta Ann Spear
Caroline Cordelia Yarrow
Desire
Fear Liberty Eccles
Experience Lindstrom
Patience Otren
Ruben Marrywell Donaldson
Ebenezer Gooseberry Rutan
Restus Puskins’ Vroom
Hilarious Laffin
Dante Divine
Duggan
Eleazer Abijah Feedricks
Dave Absalom Prior
Homespun Fussbudget
Fryhoffer
Rea
Gratification Woodcock
Welcome Hallelujah
Howe
Progress Lodge Knights of Pythias Ball Delightful Town Hall Event
The annual ball of Progress Lodge Knights of Honor drew members and friends to Town Hall Tuesday night. Committee members included William A. Ward Stella Stager Grace Co Ward John W Jordan George L Suong and Mrs A Grierstead. Rev Henry Neilson performed several selections during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Lodge
Knights of Honor
Order
Town Hall
William A. Ward
Stella Stager
Grace Co. Ward
John W. Jordan
George L. Suong
A. Grierstead
Louis C. Stager
Frederick Nielson
Edward Jordan
Henary H. Stager
Ernest G. Weischedel
Edward Schneider
Charles Gilman
Lester DeVausney
Carrie DeVausney
Frank Speer
Arthur Reynolds
Richard Daville
Nelson Day
May Marining
William Seguine
Peter Lewandeski
Sophia Lewandeski
L. J. Burke
Paterson
Ferdinand Meyers
Caldwell
Dorothy F
Clara Dolzhewer
Passaic
Henry Neilson
Threatens Vengeance After Early Jail Release
Robert McLane, a man previously convicted of murder ous assault on a woman on Centre street, was released from the Trenton Penitentiary after eight years with two years cut for good behavior. He reportedly told his jailer he would seek revenge on those who helped convict him if he returned to Nutley. Chief Sutcliffe warned authorities to watch for his possible approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McLane
Centre Street
Trenton
McLane
Nutley
Sutcliffe
Two Men That Knew Recall Reed Anecdote at Bar Exam
An article on Thomas B. Reed recounts a Cabot Lodge anecdote about his California bar exam. Reed answered a constitutional tender question with Yes, a southern applicant with No. The judge admitted both men, asserting capable answers signal readiness for the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Reed
Organize Social Club Forms In Nutley
A new group called the Primrose Social Club is organized by Nutley youths. It will meet at members homes on the second and fourth Friday each month with officers including Jeannette E Nobblett as president and Jennie Place as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Primrose Social Club
Jeannette E. Nobblett
Jennie Place
Joseph L. Nobblett
Katherine McMurray
Joseph P. Baum
Anna Crosby
Julia Zimmer
Katherine Crosby
Clifford Place
Ruppert Wittman
Bertha L. Knab
Joseph Buell
Wiliam White
Vincent Kane
Frederick Weischedel
Florence Jacobus
Winess
Chicago
Bia Club
Popular Magazine
Billingsly
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Nutley Real Estate Listings Offer Rentals and Sales
Seven room house to let at 36 John street with 15 dollar rent. Nutley listings boast five houses with good tenants this month and a waiting list of twenty. Also available Nutley new five room house with city water fruit trees and grape arbor for 2801 dollars. Large Nutley house near station with twelve living rooms two baths three toilets tea laundry and servant rooms. Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale from R Allyn Vroom at 1/2 Hillside avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street
IGAN
Nutley
A. L. Huntley Real Estate and Insurance
High St
West Narey
Nuley
Nutley Station
William A. Johnston
Columbia Building
Pelee Plone
Avondale Road
Bloomfield Avenue
High Street
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Mc. B. FP. Shawkar
Indianapolis
Alfred V. Seaman
F. A. Small
Overbrook
Wright Sutcliffe
Joseph D. Little
Providence
Krl
Newburyport
Mass
Neils Oleson
Brooklyn, N. Y
Mrs
Theodore Cramer
Melrose Street
Georgie Tingley
Rahway
N.J
Isabel Rocchietti
Daniel Gibbert
Manasquan, N. J
Henry Phillips
Joseph H. Busby
Jacksonville
Fla
Katherine Dingley
5. L. Poole
Nutley Terrace
Roy H. and
J. Morrison Gardner
H. W. Bennett
Mountain View Avenue
John RE. Beachier
The
National Educational Society
Mobile
Ala
Jesse Hampson
Orange
Washington‘s
David Naylor
Myrtle Avenue
Hawthorne Avenue
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Caroline Heller
Fred Hargreaves
New York City
Florence Escles
Vreeland Avenue
Peterson
Arthur
Wicker
Mr. Brown
Washington
Ladies’ Circle of the Reformed Church
Lester Kierstead
Constance Goodrich
Grant Avenue
Vassar College
Chapel
Ruth WN. Gardner
Sylvan Place
Maud van Arstale
Avon Avenue
Newark Seminary
Lakeview Beer
Victor Hugo
Henry T. Lefferts
Passaic and
Nutley Aves
Nutley, N. J
Masonic Hall
Pharmacy
Franklin Ave., Cor. High St
K. OF B
Ether
Esther
Qngesthesia
Oliver Wendell Botmes
Jackson
Morton
Buther
Laura Avenue
West Nutley
Prospect Street
R. Cunningham
Chestnut Street
Prospect Heights
R. Allyn Vroom
Nutley Sun Office
Fidelity Trust CO
Newark, N
Willisis
Aveniisi
Axminster
Brussels
É C. C. Ingram
Tee Berpan Furniture Co
Provident Department
Wwest Nutriey
Ladies’ Tailoring CO
Land
A. Vm
Avondale
Walnut. BE
Chambers ‘Street
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