Nutley Fourth Celebrated Quietly with Local Events
Nutley observed a quiet Fourth with no public festivities while residents enjoyed visits, sales, and summer travel. The town hosted auctions, council meetings, and multiple visitors as baseball games, court activities, and outdoor sports entertained residents and a large crowd at the Park.
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Natley
Reformed Church
Knabb
Charles Chaffee
John Jordan
Langdon
Fevershow
Nutley Field Club
Nutley Basketball Struggles Continue Against Newark Clubs
Nutley has lost three straight games as the home team fell to Clifton A C of Newark 2 0 to 2, then 4 to 10 against Lacey A C of Newark, and 4 to 17 to the Woodstock team from Belleville. A Park Grounds game is scheduled for this afternoon.
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Nutley
Clifton A. C
Newark
Dizsmond
Nutley Boys
Lacey A. C
Woodstocks
Belleville
Nutley Seeks Full Telephone Service Extension
Residents in Nutley’s western district ask if the town will gain a complete telephone system soon. Local officials have not yet announced a timetable or funding details.
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Nutley
Walsh's Ice Cream Store Opens at Masonic Hall
Walsh's Ice Cream advertised for sale at J. A. Buhler's store in Masonic Hall West Nutley. Cream orders promised for prompt delivery and the soda fountain was in operation with first class ice cream sodas available. The store stated it was open at all times.
Funeral of Nutley resident Scoville Church Williams
The funeral for Scoville Church Williams who died Saturday at his Burnett Place home was held Monday afternoon. Friends from New York and Brooklyn attended at his residence. He died of apoplexy and is interred at the Methodist Episcopal Cemetery Scoville. Williams had lived in Nutley for years and was longtime in the Consolidated Exchange. He was the son of U. S. Williams of New York City and educated at St. Paul’s School in Concord New Hampshire. His death is mourned by many for his kindness and integrity.
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Scoville Church Williams
Burnett Place
New York
Brooklye
William
Nutley
Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
Scoville
Williams
U. S. Williams
New York City
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N. H
Consolidated Exchange
Prospect Heig
H W. Nutley
N. J
Prospect Heights
Erie Railroad
Newark
Newie City
City Hall
Herald Square
Vest
William Seguine Dies After Long Illness at Nutley Home
William Seguine died at his Joho street home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Episcopal Church. A well known Nutley resident, he served as Sunday School superintendent and was a member of the First Ward Republican Club and Kempton Council, Royal Arcanum, at his death he left a widow and three adult children.
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William
Church Consistory Passes Resolutions Over Town Licenses
At a Monday Consistory meeting of the Reformed Church the body condemned the Town Council for granting licenses to disqualified persons and for ignoring petitions from town citizens. A copy of the resolution was ordered sent to the Town Clerk.
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Reformed Church
The Reformed Church Services for Sunday and Weekday Activities
On Sunday the pastor Rev. William Stuart preaches at 11 a m. and 7 45 p m. the subject is Chat May Be One. Sunday School and Bible Class begin 9 45 a m. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7 15 p m. Wednesday prayer meeting is at 8 p m.
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William Stuart
Sons and Daughters of the King
Paterson Cars Reassign Route To Market Street Depot
Auditors in Belleville compel Public Service Corporation to run Paterson cars to Market street depot Newark per old agreement. Bank street loop abandoned. Paterson cars now terminate at Market street station of Pennsylvania Railroad as previously.
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Belleville
Public Service Corporation
Paterson
Market Street
Newark
Bank Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sidewalk Improvement Advertised Across Town Streets
Town residents are invited to read an advertisement in another column about sidewalk laying projects planned for several streets, offering details on location and scope. The notice signals civic works and public works scheduling.
Nutley Rite Council to Confer on New Rates Meeting
Kempton Council Nutley invites allied Arcanum councils to discuss the Grand Council rate schedule effective October 1. A July 15 gathering at the new Masonic Hall West Nutley is planned with credentials required for admission and attendees from nearby New Jersey counties expected.
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Nurtemy
N. J
Supreme Council
Kempton Council
Nutley
W. J
Masonic Hall Association
Masonic Hall
West Nutley
New Jersey
V.M.C
Samuel Silverburg
P. R
Chevalier Council
St. Louis
Thomas H. Rircuim
Regular Kempton Royal Arcanum Meeting Slated
The Kempton Council Royal Arcanum will meet Monday evening July 10 at Masonic Hall Franklin avenue and High street. Supreme Representative J M Washburne and Past Grand Regent Tompkins will discuss the change of rate. Members are urged to attend.
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Kempton Council
Royal Arcanum
Masonic Fall
Franklin Avenue
High Street
J. M. Washburne
Tompkins
Council
Order
Nutley Council Elects Officers in O U A M Fray
In Nutley the recent election of the Council Jr O U A M named Frank H DeVausney as Councilor J Percival Hutting as vice councilor Charles P Oliver as recording secretary Edward T Rawmphrey as assistant recording secretary Harry Cueman as financial secretary John P Lux as conductor J Milton Davis as inside guard Bugh Halidy as outside guard Arthur Kierstead as trustee W F Ormsbee.
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Nutley Council
Frank H. DeVausney
J. Percival Hutting
Charles P. Oliver
Edward T. Rawmphrey
Harry Cueman
John P. Lux
J. Milton Davis
Bugh Halidy
Arthur Kierstead
W. F. Ormsbee
St Pau's Congregational Church Sunday Services
St Pauls Congregational Church schedules two Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. Dr C E Nash of Elizabeth will speak on The Legal and Legislative Aspect of the Liquor Question. Sunday School at 9 45 a.m Young People's meeting at 7 p.m Mid week Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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St. Paul's Congregational Church
Eb, Nash
Elizabeth
C. E. Nash
Young People
Tanglefoot Fly Paper Deal At Masonic Hall Pharmacy
Two double sheets of Tanglefoot Fly Paper offered for five cents at Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
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Masonic Hall
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