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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1910
Page
4
The Nutley school board split on a motion to cut members from seven to five. Proponents argue smaller boards improve efficiency, citing national trends and Governor Fort’s call for reduction. Critics note impact on governance, while the board recently reasserted superintendent control. Nutley voters remain free to decide the matter.
The Second Ward Association’s focus on school affairs is praised as a positive sign. The Board has entrusted the Superintendent with lead on administrative work, effectively making him the High School in all but name. A Nutley Choral Society concert delighted music lovers, and the group behind it is urged to be congratulated for its creditable effort to elevate culture and taste through earnest work.
Miss Mary W. Hawley principal of Nutley School Inc will give her second talk during a Yosemite Valley visit at the Story Hour held Monday afternoon in the Park School Library. The public is invited and the library hours are 3 to 5 p m on school days.
The Young People’s Society of the Reformed Church will stage Ship Ahoy A Ship Social on Friday evening March 4. The program aims to faithfully depict ship life with an engaging entertainment. Refreshments will follow the show.
The Athenia girls basketball team defeated Nutley High School girls by a tight margin yesterday afternoon. Final score details indicate a five point difference favoring Athenia.
The article explains the public will decide only whether to authorize a collection system at about $1.00 per thousand of valuation. If approved, the Town Council will seek full review, hearings, and adjustments before implementing a final plan. A second referendum would occur if bids exceed estimates.
M J Callahan writes to The Nutley Sun denying an editorial claim that he and Weischedel opposed submitting the ashes and garbage question to a public ballot. He says all members except one supported voter consideration, and objects to untrue statements about his stance.
Mr Burges Johnson of New York will speak on The Making of Books under the Woman's Public School Auxiliary Lecture Committee. The event is at Mrs Gilbert R Livingston residence Nutley avenue on Tuesday afternoon March 8. Committee members are Mrs G R Livingston Mrs M T Morss Miss Bickers and Mrs W F Dabney.
Kempton Council Royal Arcanum will host Grand Regent Theodore and a delegation from Orange Council on Monday night February 28. Several candidates are due to be initiated at the meeting and a good time is anticipated.
Mrs Henry W Goodrich of Grant avenue ne will host a benefit concert for Grace church building fund on Saturday night March 5 at her Grant avenue home. Mrs H L Fenton and Sidney Dalton arrange the programme.
The February meeting at Mr. W. W. Bridgeman's Hawthorne avenue residence featured a meritorious musical and elocution program. Social features were enjoyed by all attendees.
The Fortnightly Club presented a children’s entertainment directed by the Ladies' Guild drawing a large audience last Saturday night. The show impressed for originality and skilled performance, seldom equalled by older performers in town.
Washington's Birthday programs were held at Park School with declamations by Adeline Aselmeir Thomas Nichols Carrie Thorne Anna Donaldson and others. The program featured topics on Washington's faith administration fame and character and included a flag salute. Similar exercises took place at Yantacaw and Passaic avenues schools.
Morris Branch L C B A met Tuesday afternoon at St Marys Lyceum for business, then held a social with guests from Nutley and nearby towns. Miss Margaret McCoy of Rutland Vermont performed piano and vocal solos, joined by Miss Ida Lipp of Jersey City and Mrs Valentine Weis brod of Nutley who sang.
Twenty eight Nutley Signal Corps in uniform attended Grace church Sunday night. Rev. H. D. Cone delivered a special sermon. Music included My Father for Another Night and an anthem by Organist Sidney Dalton, first public quartet rendition.
Sunday School starts at 9 4 a m with free seats. Pastor Rev J Ogden Winner preaches at 11 a m on Charity. Evening sermon by Rev Henry Heine from Town of Union New Jersey at 7 45 p m. Junior Epworth League meet at 3 p m Epworth Vesper 7 p m Mid week prayer service 8 p m All seats free Everyone welcome.
On Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. William Stuart will preach on "Two and Two." Sunday School begins at 9.45 a.m. Evening service at 7.45 p.m. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7.15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday at 3.30 p.m.
The Rev William R Rice of New York will preach at morning and evening services at St Pauls Congregational Church. Bible School conducts at 9 45 a m Young Peoples Society of Christian Service at 7 p m Mid week service Wednesday 4 o clock Seats free Everybody welcome.
First Church of Christ, Scientist holds services in People's Bank Building Passaic with Sunday school at 930 a m and a 11 m service. The topic for tomorrow is Christ Jesus.
After a lingering illness Mrs Mary Sangiocamo of 15 Wilson Street died at her home on Tuesday. She was 23 years old and survived by a husband and two small children. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery Bloomfield.
Nutley High School basketball team lost to the Eurekas of Montclair on Saturday and defeated Paysaic Y M C A on Wednesday by a 43 to 34 score.
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