Nutley Night Transport and Holiday Happenings
Trolley cars run all night on the Bloomfield avenue line with several weekly hills favorable. Nutley Base Hall plans a Park School Auditorium play. Public schools reopen January 4 after a two week holiday. Various residents travel for forgery cases and Harvard student stays with family. Christmas services at Grace Church and Methodist Episcopal and Reformed Churches delight crowds. A dog warden opens a Chestnut street office to issue licenses. The New Jersey State Horticulture Society meets January 7 at the State House in Trenton with an engaging program. A social at Mr Bassford’s on Chestnut street features euchre and prizes won by Miss Lottie Stirrat and Mr Alan Stirrat.
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Bassford
Chestnut Street
Lottie Stirrat
Alan Stirrat
Ladies bowling scores top ninety at Tuesday class
The Tuesday afternoon bowling class saw several high scores as Mrs Stager posted 127-107 and Mrs Sargent 117-103. Miss Carter led with 150-117 while Mrs Van Winkle added 106-94 and others, including Mrs Eddows 94 and Miss Stager 102-99, posted over ninety.
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Stager
Eddows
Sargent
Foy
Miss Stager
Miss Carter
van Winkle
Rector Herbert D Cone Preaches Holy Communion Schedule
Rev. Herbert D Cone holds Sunday services with Holy Communion at 8 and 11 a.m. A sermon and Holy Communion follow at 11 a.m. Sunday School is at 3 p.m., and the evening service begins at 7 p.m.
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Herbert D- Cone
Holy Comunion
Holy Communion
P. mm
Dance honor for Benham and Julian Malcom at county club
Mr and Mrs George Ide Malcom of Tennis Place host a Monday night dance at Yountakah County Club in honor of sons Benham and Julian. About 100 guests attended from Summit South Orangie Rutherford the Oranges New York and Nutley. Notables from Nutley include Miles Sallie Hay Daisy Philhower Phoebe Prout Grace Nairn Sarah Arnold Emily Leidy Constance Williams Prainces Goodrich Kingsland Hay Curtis H Prout Louis Ray Warry Bluhm Conrad Ray Pearce Williams Mason Leidy Walter Mario Arthur Woeber Harald Woeber and John Bouvier Jr.
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George Ide Malcom
Tennis Place
Yountakah County
Benham
Julian
Summit
South Orangie
Rutherford the Oranges
New York
Nutley
Miles Sallie Hay
Daisy Philhower
Phoebe Prout
Grace Nairn
Sarah Arnold
Emily Leidy
Constance
Williams
Prainces Goodrich
Kingsland Hay
Curtis
Prout
Louis Ray
Warry Bluhm
Conrad Ray
Pearce Williams
Mason Leidy
Walter Mario
Arthur
Harald Woeber
John Bouvier, Jr
Bowling Standings Report For Royal Arcanum Councils
The Royal Arcanum Councils of Woodside Belleville and Nutley lead standings in a bowling contest. Last week Woodside and Kempton Councils met and Nutley players won all three games. Future matches will be rolled at Tuxedo Alleys Halsey Street Newark.
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Royal Arcanum
Woodside
Belleville
Nutley
Kempton
Halsey Street
Newark
Rural Free Delivery a disappointment in Hanover
From the Boonton Bulletin comes news that Hanover in Morris County under Rural Free Delivery faces late mail, irregular delivery, and dissatisfaction as residents long for the old post road system. The paper notes mail arrives late and timing for letters is unreliable. Additionally, Ernest Broadbent and Miss Mary Stewart wed at the Reformed Church with a reception at the bride’s home, and will reside in Nutley after a brief wedding trip.
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Nutley
Hanover
Morris County
N. J
Morristown
Boonton
Hancover
Ernest Broadbent
Mary Stewart
the Reformed Church
Nutley Board Considers Southern School Building
Nutley New Jersey board meets at Park School with most members present. They plan to put a proposal to the people for a new southern district school building. The Finance Committee reports no funds for evening classes.
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Board of Education
Park School
Bouvier
Civic Association
County Superintendent of Schools
Vac Riper
H. W. Goodrich
Lincoln
Log Cabin
White House
Nutley Masonic Hall Association Delays Building Plan
At a Nutley meeting the Masonic Hall Association directors unanimously decided not to enter into contracts for the new building yet. They deemed bids abnormally high due to material and labor costs and tight money. They expect to save 10 to 15 percent by delaying until spring while continuing stock dispositions.
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Nutley Masonic Hall Association
Lentz Repeats as Chairman of Republican County Committee
At an adjourned meeting in Newark Major Carl Lentz was elected chairman for the thirteenth consecutive time with Nutley backing. The new committee includes Frank Ls Busby for Nutley’s Second ward succeeding E. T. Humphey, plus County Collector R. W. Booth and John D. Donaldson representing First and Third wards.
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Republican County Committee
Newark
Carl Lentz
Nutley
Frank Ls Busby
E. T. Humphey
R. W. Booth
John D. Donaldson
Nutley Civic Association Set to Elect at Jan 6 Meeting
The Nutley Civic Association will hold its regular meeting Friday January 6 at 8 15 pm in Neights of Honor Hall. The annual election will take place at this time and all members are urged to attend.
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Nutley Civic Association
Neights of Honor Hall
Parental Schools Proposal for New Jersey Education Reform
A. B. Meredith urges State support for Parental Schools under the compulsory education law. These facilities would deter truancy, offer reform, and educate with a cottage plan on country farms 30 to 40 acres, with strict but kind supervision and a focus on manual and moral training. Pupils would be referred by juvenile courts, under probation, with parole dismissal and strong personal guidance from skilled staff. The proposal emphasizes religious instruction and a tailored curriculum for a special student class to prevent crime and foster habits.
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State Teachers Association
Superintendent of Schools
A.B
Meredith
Trenton
N.S
Reform School
Essex County School Masters’ Association
Nutley Lodge F and AM Holds Regular Meeting
Nutley Lodge No 167 F and A M schedules a regular communication for Monday evening at Masonic Hall Dittig building. Business of much importance will be transacted and members are urged to attend. Masons in this jurisdiction will be welcome.
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Nutley Lodge
Dittig Building
Mudh
Village Firemen Tax Exemption Seek Guidance
Members of the South Orange Village and Township Fire Departments held a meeting Monday to press for a property tax exemption valued at 500 dollars for volunteer firemen. They passed resolutions urging legalization of the exemption and appointed a committee to approach the Village Board of Trustees and the Township Committee to secure compensation and seek state-law alignment. Franks of varigua Congressmen and Senators were noted in attendance.
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South Orange
Wall
Village Board of Trustees
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State House
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J. M. Davis
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BR. Mandell Wee
Teres
Garrison Ene
QO. Kirkeby
Nutley Bowling Club
A. Blurm Steer
L. M. Thatchber
D. Conger
HW. C. Bailey
J. Lobb
W. A. Lambert
Mrsal Reed
Griffith
Stewart
Seth Boyden
Bree
Jacob Kierstead
High Street
Hillsid Avenue
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the County Committee
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Martha
Cone
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Brooklyn
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Cosdly
Newfoundland
A.M
Franks
Varigua
Prospect Heights
Nutley Real Company
Ceneli Tapneaie
Downe Bsighis
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