Local Social Roundup Shows Town Folks Traveling and Events
Mrs William Longfelder visits friends in Cleveland. The Postal Club plans a Hippodrome trip tonight. Fortnightly Club to hold a regular dance Thursday. Sloan of Nutley Park in Pittsburgh. Barber family stay at Atlantic City. Dr W H Rockwell returns from Brattleboro Vt. Miss Milne home to Brooklyn after stay with Caslands. L J Camp returns from Elmira N Y. West Nutley Country Club hosts a members dance at Masonic Hall. Belle Blaisdell of Lewistown Me visiting Nutley Park. Mrs James L Trase of Ontario Canada visiting Franklin avenue. Judge William E Hughes of Chicago visits Philbowers. Edith L Nichols of Brooklyn, formerly Nutley, visits Reas. Raymond Lewis of Norwood leaves after visiting Donalkisons. School dismissed due to storm. Several residents depart for Panama for years. Hawthorne of the Enclosure serves on Pennsylvania Art Exhibit jury in Philadelphia. Jessie Kierstead ill with rheumatism convalesces and resumes business. Drawing teacher vacant. selection expected Monday. Stacey of Prospect street exhibitor at Rutherford poultry show with fourteen cabins. Bolger hosts bridge and luncheon. prizes won by Lyman Nichols, G W Gladwin, Bolger. Miss Blake to spend winter in Detroit and Pasadena with McVeigh. Cake sale at Vincent M E Church for building fund. Tennyson Literary Society meets at Robert Williams home. Dickens as topic. Song narrative Black Rock to be performed at Vincent Methodist Church with admission 35 cents.
Freeholder Honored. Building Code Progress Noted
Town Council members praise ex-councilor John Howe for year of public service. They pass a resolution of esteem and plan to forward it. Tax relief for Martin Geipel estate and various ordinances and building code efforts are discussed, including fire department measures and extended Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howe
Carr
Howe
Martin Geipel
Geipel
Légal Committee
Building Committee
Callahan
Church Street
Prospect Street
Commissioners of Assessment
Martin
William F. Dittig
RK. G. Schaaf
Hillside
Nutley Avenues
Weischedel
Nutley
Local Officials Discuss Street Extensions and Water Supply
Petitions to extend William and News streets through the Terrace View tract were read and referred to the Commissioners. Mr Be Co Bates recused due to personal interest. John Hanily was appointed temporarily. Councilman DeVries praised last season’s sprinkling and urged contracting for a supply at about 3 1/2 cents per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and News
Terrace View
Be Co. ‘Bates
John Hanily
Church Street
Coucilman DeVries
New Law Restricts Alcohol Shipments to New Jersey
A New Year federal law bans sending wine or liquor to New Jersey residents in grocery boxes unless the outside label clearly lists the recipient name and the contents. The change affects shipments from New York and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
Natley Visitors Attend Auto Show With Councilmen
Visitors Natley and Councilman Daniel J. D. DeVries F. A. Wellman and F. M. Spinning toured the Automobile Show during the week. They reported impressive displays and branded this year’s event the best they have seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natley
Daniel J. D. DeVries
F. A. Wellman
F. M. Spinning
Miss Clara L Staber and Heavb S Fothergill Ogborn wed in Trenton
Miss Clara L Staber daughter of Mr and Mrs A H L Stager of Church street and Heavb S Fothergill Ogborn of Philadelphia were married at Trenton on Wednesday. They will live in Trenton after a trip to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara L Staber
A. HL. Stager
Church Street
Heavb S. Fothergill Ogborn
Philadelphia
Trenton
Washington
Miss Chase Presents Art Talk at Park School Library
Miss Mabel J. Chase of Hampton led a Monday Story Hour at Park School Library. She discussed the works and lives of Landseer Rosa Bonheur and Millet and explained each artist’s method and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park School
Mabel J. ‘Chase
Hampton Plsée
Landseer
Rosa Bonheur
Millet
Crisis of Temptation and a Stage Manager's Ruse
A mother counsels her daughter on a supreme temptation in a crisis that could alter her future. The piece contrasts a stern warning with family support as the gown purchase looms. A later note describes an Imperial Theatre ruse where an orchestra and a staged bow hid a missing actor until a breach of the curtain revealed the oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grother
Saring
Theo
Success Magazine
Imperial Theater
la Roche-sur-Yon
Giraffe Amadillo Porcupine Voiceless, Meant as Riddle
A fragment notes that the giraffe amadillo and porcupine lack vocal cords and are mute. It adds that whales and serpents are also quiet, presenting a riddle tone about animal sounds.
Regular Supply For St. Pauls Church
After tomorrow's services Rev Edidor T Clements will preside at the morning Communion. Rev Wm Al Rice of New York is expected to fill the pulpit at St. Pauls Congregational Church for about six weeks. Regular supply will precede a new pastor until one is chosen. Trustees received three more applications for the pastorate, making three total hire candidates. Rev G A Hulbert preached his first sermon in the United Church at Newport last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edidor T. Clements
Wm. al “Rice
New York
St. Paul's
Vincent Methodist Church Weekend Schedule
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church hosts Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning service at 10 o clock with Dr Charles R Barnes of Hoboken delivering the sermon Junior Epworth League meets at 7 p m Evening service at 745 with Dr Jease L Harkbur district superintendent Beach Epworth League Vesper at 10 o clock Midweek prayer service Wednesday a m welcome to all to attend services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Barnes
Hoboken
Epworth League
Jease “L. Harkbur
Will Beach
Epworth
The Reformed Church Services and Meetings
On Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. Wm. Stuart will preach on See, Know and Then Speak. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. Light and Shadows. Sons and Daughters of the King at 4 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Congregational meeting and social Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stuart
Ati P. mi
Junior Christian Endeavor
Holy Name Senior Society to receive Communion tomorrow
The Holy Name Senior Society of St. Mary's Church will hold a 7 o'clock Mass tomorrow morning with a full company of members receiving Holy Communion. In the evening a reception for about twenty five new members will be held, with the sermon by Rev. Raymond Walsh C F N of Paterson, followed by benediction and the Sacrament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
Society
St. Mary's Church
Raymond Walsh
Paterson
Christian Science Services in Passaic Bank Building
First Church of Christ Scientist holds services in the People's Bank Building Passaic. Sunday school starts at 10 a m with service at 11 a m. Theme for the day is Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First ‘Church of Christ, Scientist
People’s ‘Bank
Passaic
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Longfelder
Cleveland
the Postal Club
Hippodrome
Ww. KR. Sloan
Nutley Park
Pittsburgh
A. We. Barber
Rutgers Place
Atlantic City
W. H. Rockwell
Brattleboro, Vt
Margaret Milne
Brooklyn
Mrs. F. B. Casland
L. J. Camp
Hillside Avenue
Elmira
N. Y
West Nutley Country Club
Masonic Hall
Belle Blaisdell
Lewistown, Me
James L. Trase
Ontario, Can
F. W. Sommers
Franklin Avenue
William E. Hughes
Chicago
George B. Philbower
Edith L. Nichols
George Rea
Raymond Lewis
Norwood, N. J
R. K. Donalkison
Centre Street
Gordon ¥. Plante
Avanta, Ge
Franklin
H. Bishop
William Brown
William Street
Earl Keyser
Chestnut Street
Panama
Charles W. Hawthorne
Pennsylvania
Jessie R. Kierstead
Prospect and
High Streets
C. A. Stacey
James Cary Bolger
Burnett Place
Lyman Nichols
G. W. Gladwin
Bolger
Blake
Orient
Thomas McVeigh, Jr
Mrs. McVeigh
Detroit
Pasadena
New Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Elim Street
Joseph Munch
Tennyson Literary Society
Robert Williams
High Street
Charles Dickens
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Misa Charille Renata
Marion C. Poole
Helsey
Lester Kierstead
Libby
de Vries
Ogborn—Stager
Miss Chase
W.I.U
St. Paul’s
the Reformed Church
Christian Science
Zerescape
Henry T. Lefferts
Passaic and Nutley Aves
Nutley, NJ
Hiibes
A. L. Huntley
Hillside Avenue Yard
West Nutley Station
Spencer Coal
THE
Continental, Hartford, Insurance CO
NORTH
Ameriga, American
Newark
Fidelity
New Hampshire
Norwigh
UNIGN
Glass
Specia LY
Nex
People’s
Broad St
Cor
Eighth Av
Broad Street
Corner
BIG
North D. L
Pia
West ‘Nutley
Wheeler
New York City
Seeder
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