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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
4
Memorial Day in Nutley had subdued business and no public parade. Veterans and firemen decorated graves while town residents joined services. a council meeting discussed street numbering to enable free mail delivery and maps were reviewed.
Miss Josie May DeVaurney of Nutley married Edward C. Lyon of Passaic at the bride’s parents home on Harrison street. The ceremony, led by Rev. Elam M. Garton, featured white and red blue decor, bridesmaids Lucy DeVaupney, best man Joseph Asper, and a small gathering of close relatives. After dinner the couple left for Pennsylvania and will live in Passaic.
An OCR fragment shows boys wear including neckwear shirts and gloves. The line references a merchant category page or advertisement with itemized apparel for boys and haberdashery goods.
Clarence B. Iliffe sues William J. Kinsley in the Court of Chancery over deed restrictions on chicken coops and pigeon houses near Colonial Terrace. Kinsley denies Nutley Realty Co. limits and plans to proceed after witnesses spoke on Wednesday. Trial resumes June 1.
The Peddie Memorial church choir at Broad and Fulton Newark presents Joseph Haydn’s Creation as ninth oratorio service of the season on June 2. Soloists include Mrs. Orris Kinsey Taylor Elizabeth Van Ness Jessie Marshall Henry M Barreblati and Whitney Tew with Claude Trevlyn as solo violinist assisting organist Louis Arthur Russell. Seats are free and the public is invited as county trolley cars stop at the church doors.
The Canden Post Telegram calls for authoritative and comprehensive action by the entire legislative body rather than partisan moves aimed at political effect.
County Superintendent Meredith distributes a circular calling attention to amendments passed by the Legislature. The changes cover Flag Day observance June 14, state funding of 75 percent of out of district pupil transportation, and election timings for school board presidents and vice presidents.
The county superintendent urges removal of officers for failure to perform duties and suggests district clerk appointment. He recommends updating terms of board members and adding a school census every five years to strengthen compulsory education enforcement and adds Flag Day exercises to morning openings.
The text argues for a nonpartisan legislative inquiry into state business to continue past recess and cover all departments. It stresses authority and joint direction by both houses to expose fraud, extravagance, or dereliction of duty and to correct abuses found. The current probing is described as partisan.
The Town Clerk will sit in the Town Hall on Monday June 3, 1907 between 4 and 12 to receive applications for teenagers for the term starting July 1, 1907 under an ordinance regulating taverns and liquor sales. Applications only at this time and place. all checks must be certified. Frank L. Russy, Town Clerk. Nutley, N.J., May 12, 1907.
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