Three New Faces Enter Town Official Family
Three new faces join the town’s official family after Wednesday Board of Commissioners meeting. Elliot N. Smith is named head of the Bureau of Engineering, while George W. Scarso and Walter Gorman are appointed members of the Board of Assessment alongside P. F. Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Elliot N. Smith
Nutley Avenue
Bureau of ‘Engineering
George W. Scarso
Walter Gorman
Commissioners of
Asessment
P. F. Guthrie
License Granted for Central Hotel in Chestnut Street
George Hermann appeared before the commissioners and was granted a liquor license for the Central Hotel on Chestnut Street, with assurances of responsibility for conduct. The Home Brewing Company owners were represented by Newark attorney Roy B. Anthony. The Mayor reported a spring found near Whitford and Park avenues during a main line inspection, with further breaks under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hermann
Central Hotel
Chestnut Street
Diebitsch
Com
Roy B. Anthony
Newark
Peter Lordi
Park Avenue
Whitford
Park Avenues
Calvin D. Sargent
Board of Health
Free Public Library
Automobile Crash Injures Nutley Family
A Ford driven by Robert Aspinas of Park Avenue Nutley collided with a car owned by Lawrence Alworth of Montclair at Claremont and Midland Avenues Nutley on a Saturday night. Mrs Harry P Kimball and two Oak Ridge Avenue children were riding and suffered cuts and bruises but no serious injuries as the Aspinas car failed to yield at a sharp grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Robert—Aspinas
Park-avenue
Harry P. Kimball
Oak Ridge
Avenue
Lawrence Alworth
Montclair
Claremont
Midland Avenues
Assmaa
Kimball
Nellie Knapp and Joseph Journey Wed at St Mary’s Passaic
A Saturday afternoon ceremony at St Mary’s Slovak Catholic Church in Passaic united Miss Nellie Knapp of Easter Street and Joseph Journey of Nutley in marriage. Rev Emery Hall officiated with Celia Knapp Anna Zavada Marie Skvaria and Mary Gasperia as bridesmaids. Charles Journey served as best man with ushers Anthony Journey John McGuire and Thomas Kanlinsky. The couple will reside in Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Second Street
Passaic
Nellie Knapp
Easter Street
That City
Joseph Journey
Nutley
Emery Hall
Celia Knapp
Anna Zavada
Marie ‘Skvaria
Mary Gasper
Charles Journey
Anthony Journey
John McGuire
Thomas Kanlinsky
Bloomfield
Penny Provident Fund Shows Remarkable Growth in 1915 16
The Penny Provident Fund deposits by local Public Schools rose 59 percent in 1915 16, totaling 1612 27 dollars. Park School led with 169 75 dollars, with Yantacaw 452 67 Washington 235 72 and Lincoln 126 42 contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Provident Fund
John 38. Herron
Park School
Yantacaw
Washington School
Lincoln School
Nutley Day at the Shore Sees Local Stores Close
The Sunday Schools excursion to Asbury Park known as Nutley Day at the Seashore will be held Thursday July 13. Local stores plan to close allowing workers to join the trip. Special trolley lines will run to Broad Street station Newark where they join Newark and Passaic schools for the shore-bound trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Seashore
Broad Street
Central Railroad
Newark
Passaic
First Aid Diplomas Awarded to Vincent Church Members
Members of the Girls Hospital Corp of Vincent Church received First Aid diplomas from the New York First Aid Society after passing the exam. Catherine Hynes earned a gold pin for first honors, Anna Donaldson a silver pin for second high mark, Ella Booth and Lucretia Housby received silver pins for perfect attendance, and Lila Garrabrant also earned praise for performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’Hospital Corp of Vincent Church
First Aid Society of
New York
Catherine Hynes
Anna Donaldson
Ella Booth
Lucretia Housby
Lila Garrabrant
Miss Hynes
Miss Donaldson
Miss
This Girl Disappears From Nutley Summer Home
Bertha Stilges, twenty one, a domestic in the Murray household from Newark, vanished from the Whitford Avenue summer residence. Police in nearby towns were asked to search. she left wearing white with a white poodle, seeking return to the State Home for Girls where she had been placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Bertha Stilges
Children’s Aid Society
J. F.murray
Whitford Avenue
Murray
South Seventh Street
Douglas P. Falconer
Whitford ‘Avenue
Murrey
Adrienne Hollestett and Reuben Vreeland Wed in Passaic Church
Miss Adrienne Hollestett of Allood and Reuben Vreeland of Center Street were married on Wednesday evening at the First Methodist Church Passaic by Rev A J Turner. Attendants were Miss Lena Holléstett and Frank Speer of this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrienne Hollestett
Albood
Reuben C. Vreeland
Center Sreet
First Methodist Church
Passaic
A. J. Turner
Lena Holléstett
Frank. Speer
Building Permits Reported for Several Homes and Structures
L. M. Henderson at 688 Franklin Avenue files for a chicken house at 25 dollars. Nt San Girona at 94 Bloomfield Avenue transforms a barn to a garage for 40 dollars. Mise Rose S. Clark at 126 St. Marys Place adds a porch for 70 dollars. Raffeal Fortunato at 40 Milton Avenue extends a porch for 100 dollars. J. Stachule and M. L. Adameki at 9 East Passaic Avenue builds a shed and stable for 400 dollars. Daniel Lane at 106 Passaic Avenue adds to a dwelling for 580 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Henderson
Franklin Avenue
San Girona
Bloomfield Avenuue
Mise Rose S. Clark
St. Mary’s Place
Raffeal Fortunato
Milton Avenue
J. Stachule
East Passaic Avenue
Daniel Lane
Passaic Avenu
No Place to Swim in Nutley Milk Report
Nutley Board of Health releases the latest milk analysis showing Boteria and Borden products with varying counts of bacteria well below or above the 100000 limit. Reilly shows sharp increase from 40000 to 251400 while other firms show moderate counts. The statement warns hot weather raises counts and emphasizes hygiene in handling. The nurse reports four sick babies without medical care and 167 child welfare visits, with swimming water linked to typhoid germs at Nichols pond and Canal water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden
Cerami Bros
Haberle Bros
Leeee
Hoffmeister
Ben A
SiguresBadden
Reilly
Nutley
Board of Health
Nichols Pond
Lambert Lake
Passaic’ Avenue
Warning Against Spread of Infantile Paralysis In New Jersey
State health officials warn parents to keep children from contact with infected individuals and crowds as infantile paralysis spreads from New York and Brooklyn. New Jersey health boards urge reporting any families arriving from the cities with infected children to prevent an outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
cf._ Health
Health Commissioner
New York City
New York
Brooklyn
New Jersey
State Department of Health
Ford Delivery Wagon Mishap Blots Street Corner
A Ford delivery wagon owned by William Searle turned from High street into Franklin avenue Thursday and broke its rear axle. On Monday a truck owned by Thomas Hayes, plumber, struck a larger truck at Franklin and Vresland avenue bending its front axle. No injuries were reported in either incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Searle
High Street
Franklin Avenue
Thomas Hayes
Franklin and
Vresland Avenue
Tax Board Tour Helps Local Assayers In Essex County
Essex County Board of Taxation visited Bloomfield Montclair Verona Cedar Grove Glen Ridge and Belleville to assist town assessors in discharging their duties during a northwest county tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Board of Taxation
Bloomfield
Montclair
Verons
Cedar Grove
Glen Ridge
Belleville
Sewing Bee Hosted by Mrs Sargent for Ladies Circle
Mrs. Calvin Sargent invites members of the Ladies Social Circle of the Reformed Church and friends to a sewing bee at 114 High Street on Tuesday July 11 at 1 30 PM. Guests bring their own sewing implements and a brief business meeting follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Sargent
High Street
the Reformed Church
Factory Moves to New York From Paterson
Mr. Thomas Greenwood of Brookfield Avenue moved his tie manufacturing plant from Paterson to larger quarters in New York City. The factory produces coal tar and vegetable dyes for silk, woolen, and cotton industries and aims to match German quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas. Greenwood
Brookfield Avenue
Paterson
New York City
Hie
Germany
School Bonds Authorized by Voters for New Building
Wednesday night the Board of Education confirmed voters authorized $52,000 in bonds to fund a new school. Bonds will be $2,000 each and not run for a fixed term, maturing one per year. To ease crowding, two rooms will be added at Washington School with basement expansion, bids expected around $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Washington School
Missing Mascot Bugs Sparks Hunt by Company M
The 12th Regiment New York National Guard seeks Bugs the French Bulldog mascot who wandered from Billy Firth at 302 Whitford Avenue after a leave of absence. Soldiers hope for his return to be shipped to Texas, noting Bugs bears a distinctive wart on his forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugs
Company M
12Th Regiment
New York National Guard
Billy Firth
Whitford Avenue
Bags’ Master
William ‘Hl Firth
McAllen
Tex
Fife Taok
Mr.Firth
Texas
Company M. Bugs
Local Postings Show Residents Visiting and Traveling
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs Louis Carman and Miss Dorothy Carman spending two months at a Lake Pleasant camp New York. Several residents including Mr Charles H Montgomery Miss Doris Olson and others are shown visiting or staying with relatives in Metuchen Brooklyn Kingsland Street Hillside Avenue and Monroe New York For summer trips and weekend trips many families plan short visits to Goshen Waynesburg and Lake George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Club
William J. Herg
Emil Teachert
Dean Welch
W. Carrell Diamond
Charles el Royce
Harry Carland
George Young
Alfred V. Seaman, Jr
Henry S. Bluhm
James R. Hay
Elizabeth Hay
R. Kingland Hay
Dorothy Adams
Mabel
Jessie McAushand
Louis Carman
Dorothy Carman
Prospect Street
Lake Pleasant
N.Y
Busy Days With Polle In Camp Life
A Sun letter from Camp Vigor Washington describes a Nutley Troop 6 Boy Scouts of America camping near Mendham. The author recalls a dazzling sunrise, notes Scouts’ need for rest, and explains Scouts’ aim to adapt to town and country, fire and water, and cooking by the Scout chef as part of the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Vigor
Washington
Mendham
Snt
the Sun
Troop 6
Boy Scouts of America
Nutley
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Morenew
Eliot N. Smith
Bureau of Engineering
Gorman Land
Harvard
Diebitsen
Barvard
Oberling College
Ohio
Frank T. Shepard
Journey
Knapp
Vreeland—Hollestett
Borden Concern
Cerami
Jane
Ridea
Allan Surratt
Nuttey-Coal&Supply Company
Geo. A. Hill
Mraw
George
B Douglas
William Welch
Park Oval
Kelsey Provett
Town Hall
H. W.st. John
L. P. Taylor
St. Joseph
G. B. Douglas
M. A. Kestler
Mabel Ash
Harry Ash
J. H. Neilson
Oakland
Misa Belle Perayya
Dorothy Taylor
FORDS
Sewing Bee
Charles H. Montgomery
Metuchen
Morand
William—Stoan
Edgewood Avenue
Lake George
Doris
Olson
John Kramer
Melrose Street
Bob’’ Fitzsimmons
Bob, Jr
Daniel McGinnity
Kingsland Street
Clark Carter
Green Pond
Ronald
Waynesburg
Hillside Avenue
Alvah Brown
Red Bank
Mrs
B. C. Brown
Eleanor Kline
Myrtle Avenan
Kduneilen
Genevieve Lee
Charles Page
E. W.picker
Monroe, N. Y
Mr. End
E.g.verg
Katherine
Goshen
Polle
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