Local town social notes reveal talk of travel and visits
Neighborhood news lists residents and guests from Nutley and nearby towns. Alfred Howe sails to Warren Ohio. Miss Carol Young returns from Trenton. Dr. Rockwell home from Brattleboro. many others visit New York, Philadelphia, Camden, and Washington areas. Prominent items include Nutley residents touring Buffalo and Panama trips, plus a 1910 election of real estate exchange board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey-New York Real Estate Exchange
Board of Trade
Jersey City
William A. Lambert
Newton Woodrmif
Nutley
Friday Afternoon Club Meets at Mrs. Clements Home
The Friday Afternoon Club gathered at the residence of Mrs. Thomas Clements yesterday. Seven guests were served with pink decorations and dinner in a social, cordial setting. Attendees included Mrs. Selden S. Davis and others such as Mrs. A. Weberly Mrs. Victor Broadbent Mrs. M. Harding Mrs. J. Percy Laffini Mrs. Calvin Sargent and Mrs. Abram Stager.
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Thomas Clements
Pool Tournament at Ritchie's Parlors Week Highlights Close Games
In Masonic Hall at Ritchie's Parlors last week a pool tournament delivered tight finishes. Results show Blackwell 56 over Moore 43 and Chandler 50 over Small 46 among others, with key pairings including Blum 38 defeating Blackwell 53 and Moffitt 39 over Blum 0. Standings list Blackwell 2 1, Blum 1 1, Chandler 1 2, O'Brien 3 2, Moore 5 1 1, McEligot 0 1, Moffitt 6 1, W. Comstock 0 0, Small 0 0, pending. The event continues Monday night.
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Ritchie
Masonic Hall
Blackwell
Moore
Chandler
Small
O’brien
Blum
Moffitt
Hallidy
Fiers A O O'Brien
O Moore
Esas
McEligot
W. Comstock
Pastor Released at St Pauls Church in Concord
A Congregational Council met at St Pauls Church on Tuesday afternoon and formally released Rev Gustavus A Hulbert as pastor. Eight nearby churches attended and supported the action. Resolutions will be sent to the departing pastor, as Rev William A Rice preaches tomorrow and likely for several Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Gustavus A. Hubert
Hulbert
Wiliam A. Rice
Sleighride Party Socializes at Hunting Home
A Saturday sleighride gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hunting, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wellman, Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Yerg, Councilman and Mrs. Daniel J. DeVries, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Heywood, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lambert, and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Miller. They enjoyed supper at the Hunting house and spent the rest of the evening there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nichols
J. P. Hunting
T. L. Brown
F. A. Wellman
William Wallace
E. G. Yerg
Daniel J. DeVries
H. H. Heywood
William A. Lambert
Breachers Praise and Mock in Chicago Sports Scene
In Chicago last summer two boys bet $2 on a game between Chicago and Pittsburgh. The narrative mocks a player named Barbeau and others as a crowd reacts to hits and misses, with ethnic caricatures and banter reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor. The piece blends comic vignettes from The American Magazine and Puck with a random sports commentary and a light social jab at race.
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Verve
Chicago
Pittsbury
Barbeau
Waenler
Brown
Leach
Conten
Fiyvar
Uxtie
Brownie
Clark
Wagner
American Magazine
Public Liberty and the Taxed Liquor Debate
A Paterson ad questions liquor in licensed saloons and travel in public spaces. It challenges why taxed drinkers cannot move freely with companions to Nutley and asks whether heavy drinkers should be allowed in public places or restrained, urging a generous answer.
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Nutley
Jailed For Assault and Battery Case in Humbert Street
Pasquale Jancarelli of Humbert street was jailed ten days and fined ten dollars after being arrested on Frank Scola's complaint. Scola and his wife accused Jancarelli of assault and battery on them in their home.
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Pasquale Jancarelli
Humbert Street
Frank Scola
Jancarelli
Scola
Tablet Placed on West Nutley Hose House
After delays from three recasts the bronze tablet donated by William A. Lambert has been installed on West Nutley Hose House. The inscription lists the Fire Committee Chief of the Department Mayor Secretary of the Department and the donor.
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William A. Lambert
West Nutley
Lightning Change. A jab at Spotcash & Co.’s junior partner
A Chicago Tribune snippet presents a slang filled exchange about a spider legged bank figure visiting Bessie and mentions the junior partner to Spotcash & Co. in a witty, urban voice. The dialogue hints at social satire and street talk of financial names.
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Maria
Bessie
Jobo
Wellupb
Spotcash & Co
Chicago Tribune
Revision idea sparks debate on Ten Commandments
Redd argues for a revision of the Ten Commandments. Greene quips a football fan might want to edit the commandment. Yonkers States Union notes the controversial stance and public reaction.
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Redd
Harvard
Greene
Fortnightly Masquerade by Fortnightly Club on Feb 1
The Fortnightly Club hosts its annual masquerade as a major event this year on Thursday evening February 1. The regular Thursday dance drew a large crowd and was well attended.
A Perfect System
A brief quip from a Kansas City Journal page contrasts a desire for a patent bank that reclaims wages weekly with the retort that the solution is a wife. The exchange lampoons financial schemes and domestic life in a satirical tone.
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Kansas City Journal
Candies and Confections Sold With Purity Guarantee
A store proclaims they sell only pure Candies Bon Bons and Chocolates and guarantee daily freshness. They claim prices are no higher than competitors and urge customers to know what they eat.
Lady Tramp At Back Door Seeks Old Sheath Skirt Or Pots
A Washington Herald quip notes a playful scene with a caller asking if a man has an old sheath skirt or castoff pots to spare, framing a humorous domestic vignette. The snippet plays on a pun involving a lady described as a tramp.
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Washington Herald
Porcupine Shunned by Hairless Dog Nine Eleven
A humorous exchange features a hairless dog jealously mocking a porcupine about joining their eleven. The porcupine bristles in reply, noting the risk of puncturing both bail and team dynamics.
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Nemor
Buckwheats Remembered in a Jar and Quilt
A nostalgic vignette recalls grandma’s buckwheats kept in a jar wrapped in a quilt. The poem contrasts old fashioned health foods in jars with modern cartons of silver and gilt, noting the simple buckwheats that rose in a jar wrapped by a quilt.
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Board of Education
Alfred F. Howe
Maple Place
Warren, Ohio
Carol Young
Grant Avenue
Trenton
W. H. Rockwell
Brattleboro, Vt
Charlotte Dabney
Durant Place
Ridgewood
A.M. Slaughter
Hawthorne Avenue
H. E. Tupper
Mt. View Place
Nut- Jey Park
Buffalo
H. W. St. John
Panama
Helen Frobose
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
J. Dusenberee
August Brauer
Nutley Avenue
Mrs. Wilhelm Dreves
New York
Mrs. E. B. van Every
Morria B. Rosenstock
Prospect Street
Cleveland
H. Mott
Emil A. Tauachert
North Road
Herbert Orr
Franklin Avenue
G. W. Gladwin
Highfield Lane
The
Waldorf
Serene Kirkeby
C. T. Moorehouse
Guy J. Edwards
James R. Hay
Elizabeth Hay
Camden, D. C
Henry J. Wattgens
Bridge
Rose Levy
Abram Levy
Brooklyn
Edmund Wright
Sumner W. White
Whitford Avenue
Caroline M. White
New Foundland, N. J
Richard Thomas Newton
Nutley Park
J. C. Gothwaite
Wells-Fargo Express Co
Preston B. Clarke
Boston
William Harris Arnold
James M. Farrell
Daily Street
Norwalk
Kristmas
Henry Parch
Alfred V. Leamon
J. 4
Epworth
Lake Street
Forestville, Conn
Dean Walsh
Sattherthwaite Avenue
Eugene Plunkett
London
Pastor
Puck
Bun
Chicago News
Paterson Cars
Newton Woodruff
Town Hall
Sigor
Henry T. Lefferts
Passaic and Nutley Rye ,Nutley, & J. Power
Fred Seidler
Chastnut St
Ihare
Broad St
Newark, Or
Nutley, Ny
John FP. Lux
N. J
Frank. L
Rusay
N. Ji
Passaic Ave
Jas R. Hay
First Ward Shoe Store
Joe
Franklin Ave
Natley, WI
Branch Brook
Eighth Ave
Newark
Will
Otter Undertakers
Ebaches
People’s Burial CO
Broad Street
Eighth “Avenue
Will Abe
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