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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1909
Page
4
Dr Thomas F E Satterthwaite urges Nutley to consider an independent sewer system rather than tying into a trunk line. The Nutley Finance Committee reports accounts well within appropriations, and Councilman Carr notes the town's finances are in excellent condition.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church hosted a farewell luncheon for Mrs Henry M Whitfield at Mrs Joseph Mutch home on Prospect Street. Music readings and recitations followed with a bold pin presented as thanks to her leadership.
The Rev J Ogden Winner will lead the morning service at HW o clock. Dr George W Smith District Superintendent will preach at the evening service and preside at the Fourth Quarterly Conference afterward. Sunday School at 945 am, Junior League at 3 pm, Epworth League Vesper Service at 7 pm. Missionary topic For Love s Sake led by Joseph Mutch. Mid week Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 pm.
De Rocla x preaching by Pastor Ore Rev William Stuart at 1 a m. Subject The Clagged Wicks. Evening service at 7 45 oclock theme Command of the Home. Sunday School 8 45 a m. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7 15 p m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor 3 30 p.m.
St Pauls Congregational Church schedules Bible School at 9 45 a m and preaching by Rev G A Hulbere with Young Peoples Society service at 7 p m. Church acts as community gathering point with Wednesday activities not listed.
A short notice from Brooklyn New York records a person identified as J S T of Brooklyn in connection with an event dated July 25 1908. Details are sparse but the name and date are clear.
In a letter to The Nutley Sun dated January 27 1909 Nutley residents praise Attorney General Bonaparte for halting the Passaic Valley Sewer scheme arguing Nutley never needed it and urging modern septic and waste treatment methods as an alternative. Thomas E Satterthwaite signs.
Recorder William H. Parry issued a warrant Monday for the arrest of Alexander Tonka aged 12 on the complaint of his father Francisco Tonka of 132 Avondale road. The father seeks his son sent to Reform School after truancy and a recent Elizabet h run. The youth is also charged with theft of one dollar. Chief Booth arrested him Wednesday and took him to Newark for juvenile court action.
The Erie suburban trains report a record year with over 90 percent of inbound delays caused by fogs and open draw bridges. About 65 percent of outbound delays stem from similar causes, plus ferryboat delays from weather and river congestion. Engine failures account for less than one percent of detentions.
Transit timetable notes Erie service from West Nutley Nutley Highfield Avondale and Chambers Street in New York with multiple morning afternoon evening departures on weekdays Sundays and special snow days. Details include specific station times and ranges for each origin and destination.
Two bronze tablets to be unveiled on Lincoln's Day at Park School near completion. One honors Nutley Veterans of the Civil War, presented to the board by school children with about $50 on hand. The second bears Lincoln's Gettysburg speech, funded by popular subscriptions aiming for about $100, with local officials and residents contributing. Subscriptions via Mr. Perley A. Prior or any board member.
John Wemer of Nutley was fined 20 dollars by Recorder Cadmus on Saturday for selling bottled beer without a license. It was the first conviction under the new town ordinance and Wemer was taken into custody by Police Sergeant Shorter. He claimed the beer was a New Year present for a family on Bay avenue.
Nutley Lodge No. 167 F and A M holds its regular communication Monday evening February 1 at Masonic Hall Franklin avenue and High street Nutley NJ.
Nutley Republicans name Dr A H Van Riper to lead the Nutley Republican Executive Committee succeeding Assemblyman John F Clark. The new chairman presides over deliberations and oversees party welfare, with broad approval expected from local Republicans.
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