Nutley Day by Day Glancing at Local Happenings
Winter weather lingered through Nutley with notes of daily life. Items include a 15 cent peanut brittle at Masonic Hall Pharmacy, Lefferts' cough remedy claims cures, and a barn dance at St Marys Hall on Nutley Tuesday evening February 12. Also reports of local illness, travels to Bermuda Islands by Mr and Mrs Harvey, and club activities with Nutley Fortnightly, Terrace Musical Club, and Friday Afternoon Club. A double funeral for Mrs Matilda Sanderson and Miss Augusta Warren occurred in Newark with Rev Nelson presiding at the Methodist Cemetery.
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Masonic Hall
St. Mary's Hall
Nutley
W. GC. Nelson
Passaic Avenue
Hugenius Harvey
Burnett Place
Bermudian
M. T. Morés
Prospect Street
B.C. Brown
Matilda Sanderson
Augusta Warren
Newark
W. ©. Nelson
Funeral services for Mrs Vreeland held at Franklin avenue
Funeral services for Mrs. Vreeland were conducted by Rev. Elbert Clement and assisted by Rev. William Stuart and Rev. Jas A. Fairley at her Franklin avenue home. A quartet including Mrs. Charles Badger and Mrs. F. R. Carr sang as town officials attended. Interment followed at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Bodgar Clements
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Lefferts Amulsion of Cod Liver Oil Ad
Promotes Lefferts Amulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a health reconstructor containing fifty percent pure cod liver oil and urges readers to try it to defend against weather dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefferts
Pressant Huchre Party at Williams Residence
A progressive euchre night hosted by Misses Carrie and Maud Williams on Princeton Street included games and dancing. Wallace Brown and John Nelson won gentlemen's prizes, Marion Moore and Lucy Hutchinson won ladies' prizes, with Ronald Spinning and Myrtle Malcolm taking booby prizes. Attendees listed include Edith Fredericks, Maud Williams, Hattie Williams, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie and
Maud Williams
Princeton Street
Wallace Brown
John Nelson
Marion Moore
Lucy Hutchinson
Ronald Spinning
Myrtle Malcolm
Edith Fredericks
Maud and
Jeanie Willams
Amelia
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Amanda Vreeland
The family of the late Mrs. Amanda Vreeland thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and at funeral. Special thanks to nurse Miss M Adams of Passaic and Dr A H Van Riper for care, Mr Charles Kierstead and others for music, Rev Elbert Clement Rev James A Fairley and Rev William Stuart, undertaker Mr Chas A Keyler, and for floral preses received. Stephen F P Vreeland and Edith Macuserrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Vreeland
M. Adams
Passaic
A. H. van Riper
Charles O. Kierstead
Amzi Powleson
Elizabeth Searle
David Machette
Charity Cake Sale For Building Fund At Prospect Street
A home sale by Mrs. Joseph Mutch on Prospect street will offer cake bread pie biscuit brown bread and candy Saturday afternoon February 2 from 2 to 4 o'clock. Cake and chocolate will be served. Funds go to the building fund of the new Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mutch
Prospect Street
New Methodist Church
The Reformed Church Sunday Schedule
The pastor Rev. Wm. Stuart will preach at 11 a.m. on The Hill of Precipitation. An evening sermon at 7:45 p.m. titled The Christian Love-Lyric. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:45 a.m., Sonus and Daughters of the King at 7:16 p.m., and a Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stuart
St. Paul’s Congregational Church Sunday Services
Mr G A Hulbert will preach at 11 a m and 7 45 p m on Sunday. Sunday School begins 8 45 a m with Primary Department at 2 30 p m and Young People’s Meeting at 7 p m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
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St. Paw’s Congregational Church
G. A. Hulbert
Young Peoples
Park School Addition Opens Amid Dignified Dedication
Despite Saturday weather the Park School addition opened with large crowds. The twenty four room expansion includes an assembly hall study rooms cloak rooms and a board meeting room. State Superintendent Charles J Haxter and Dr Louis Bevier Jr addressed the dedication with many Essex County educators present. A closing collation followed for all visitors.
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Park School
Board of Education
H. W. Goodrich
BE. M. Garton
Goodrich
B. W. Booth
Notling
Charles J. Haxter
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Louis Bevier
Out of Down
Poland
Newark
W.M. Swingle
Orange
Vernon L. Davy
East Orange
Randall Spaulding
Montclair
George Morris
Bloomfield
George BR. Gerard
Selleville
B. V. Spencer
Caldwell Borough
Eugene Bouton
Glen Ridge
Frank H. Morrell
Irvington
J. A. Elaib
Millburn
A. B. Meredith
Nutley
Henry W. Foster
South Orange
Alioo N. Sherman
West Orange
Bet
Royal Arcanum Kempton Council Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of Kempton Council Royal Arcanum will be held at Magonia Hall on Monday evening January 28. After the business meeting Past Regent Ackerman will present souvenirs intended for the last meeting by Grand Regent Rodgers who was absent due to illness. All members should attend to receive items and meet the new curator. Initiation and the new ritual will be discussed and tied. Bring another member.
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Kempton Council
Royal Arcanum
Magonia Hall
Ackerman
Rodgers
Methodist Church Exchange Sermon and Services
The Franklin Street Church in Newark hosts an exchange sermon with Hoy H J Johnston of the Pranklin Street Church Newark at morning service 10 30. In the evening the pastor Will preach on Why Became a Christian. Class Meeting 9 20 a m Sunday School 9 45 a m Epworth League 7 p m General Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p m Junior Epworth League Wednesday 4 p m.
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Hoy
H. J. Johnston
Pranklin Street
Newark
Garton
Epworth League
Nutley Town Council Sets agenda for street extensions and sewer plans
The Nutley Town Council discussed extending William Street from Elm to Centre and Chestnut Street from Prospect to Bloomfield, with re advertising and deposits required. Officials reviewed sewer plans, tax appeals, gas mains, and staffing changes, noting a $75,000 state sewer share and anticipated town growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy J. Edwards
Henry Helter
William Street
Elm Street
Centre Street
Joerg
Chestnut Street
Prospect Street
Bloomfield Avenue
West Nutley Hose Ca
Hhia
Shepard
Satterthwaite
Franklin Avenue
The
Passaic Pollution Commission
Edwards
Nutley
Board of Taxation
Erie Railroad
Stelling
Public Service Corporation
Broomfield Avenue
I7S CHARMING TONIC TAB PROMISES CLEAR SKIN AND BOWEL CALM
A brief advert claims I7S CHARMING Tonic Tabs will reduce 311 skin eruptions by gentle bowel action. The text reads like an old patent medicine pitch from H. T. Lafferts. It emphasizes healthful glow from two “healthy glowing complex ions” and a mild laxative effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Lafferts
Ours Ignora Cut-Price Drug Store Ad Promises Honest Values
An advertisement touts a cut price drug store and data store offering honest values across all items including drugs and side lines. It claims lower prices and reliable quality, promising economy to customers.
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Wales
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Pressant Huchre Party
Stephen FP. Vreeland
Edith Macuserrs
the Reformed Church
H. H. Hey Woood
Broadway
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Worth West Nutley
BinDot Avenue
Wrereand
Chrsthut Street
Pittston and
Lehigh Coal
Pittston Pea
Lehigh
Lehigh Pea
Nutley Goal & Supply CO
Rutley Plaza
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Town Council
Iegular
J. FH. Stager
Nutley Fire
Teasoo
Day
Waa
Thomas Hays
Hae
Bank of
Riitley
Brown
Banta
Halsey
Masonic Hall Pharmacy
Henry T. Lefferts
Dengéist
Passgje and
Nutley Aves
James
Cramimond
Nutley - Realty Company
Nutley - Park
Natley Park
Nassau
Street
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