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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1915
Page
8
Business, Etc. notes A. B. Stirratt-Dr. G. E. Harvey and family relocate from Vreeland Avenue to Jersey City while A. D. Hahn and family move to Westfield.
Meyerholz Agency Hoffmeister reports a Park avenue house leased to H. B. Curtis and his Newark family, marking a residential arrangement in the area.
Nutley Realty Company to Emily 3 Broomingham, Whitford avenue, 78 feet west from Rutgers place, 38 by 150. Newark and Nutley Realty transfer to Gaetano Livers, lot 328 map block D. Gsrrineigo Company to same, lot details, $1. Marian D. Dunn to Robert Williams St. et al, same property, $1. Ella Accomimado and husband to Michele Loberto south side Jefferson street, 425 feet east from John Busby, 252225, $1. Michele Loberto et ux to Carmela Accomarido north side Hope street east from Bloomfield avenue, 6, 265 by 112, and other tract, $1.
Reading shows partial names and street reference for a land description. The readable bits mention Carme Ja-Acromands and Bt Michele Loberto near the north side with a 506 feet east from Bloom reference.
A condensed schedule lists events from January 25 to February 12 including suffrage hearings and lectures at Grace Church, Montclair, and Mt. Vernon Library, Board of Education meetings, Fortnightly Club frolics, Park School lectures, and plays at Field Club with Delawanna Ampervers and a George Nathen suffrage talk.
The list shows unclaimed letters addressed to individuals including Mr and Mrs Deshont Rev G De Vin centils, Mr S Rogers, Mrs N Pinghin Ms des Teds and Richard Vanderloow. Frank C Drake, Supt.
Public notice lists mail arrivals at 7 35, 12 45, 2 45, 6 30 and departures at 8 05, 9 09, 6 00. Deliveries occur mornings 8 to 12 and afternoons 1 30 to 4 30. collections happen during morning and afternoon runs with a 7 15 nightly collection.
A formal dance for members and guests is set tonight at the Field Club with William A. Arnold in charge. A five piece New York orchestra will provide string music. Next Wednesday afternoon a large public bridge party will be held with Mrs. Edward Dillon and Mrs. Alfred Leamap in charge. Tea for non players is served at 4.
Nutley area notices list landscape work dressmaking laundry and cleaning services plus housing rentals and sales. Items include a garden service ad by John Len z, a 6 room rental near transit, a small white poodle reward, and employment inquiries for a publisher and barber shop owner, plus sale or lease of a large property on Kingsland street.
Ghee IGlee Club members meet at Miss Lindstrom’s High Street home for the Sophomores’ Wednesday afternoon planning of the annual play. Charles Donaldson and Robert Shaw travel to New York to select a play titled A Stew In A Studio. Examinations begin Tuesday. Junior Whitfield is out with tonsillitis.
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