Daughters of Liberty Mark Fourth Anniversary at Lodge
The Stars and Stripes Council Daughters of Liberty celebrated the lodge’s fourth anniversary at Masonic Hall with a 4 dance and reception. Miss Elizabeth Kline of Orange attended as district deputy and was presented a cut glass dish. Many members and guests from Nutley Newark Clifton Bloomfield and other towns joined in speeches and the social.
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Stars and Stripes Council
Daughters of Liberty
Masonic Hall
Elizabeth Kline
Orange
Kline
F. Reynolds
Williams
George Speer
Speer
Manning
Anna Sepple
Hilda White
Louise Gehling
Elizabeth Fowzer
Millie DeVausney
P. J. McEligot
Frank Speer
Isabelle Rochetti
Elizabeth Lee
Alexander Wiltsie
James Howe
Charlies Nelson
Leo Dolan
Donald Donaldson
Frederick Borch
Rueben Wittman
Thomas Moffitt
Samuel Rochetti
William White
John DeVries
Scott Williams
Frederick Spatz
Wilbur Garrabrant
John Kierstead
Frank Reynolds
Nora Stagg
Earl Manning
Mary Wiltsie
Marion Crawford
Maud Williams
Carrie Williams
Jeanette Noblett
Martha Turner
Sadie Wiltsie
Nutley
James Crosbie
J. H. White
Nutleyites Enjoy Decoration Day at Lake Hopatcong
Nutley residents flocked to Lake Hopatcong for Decoration Day with many staying in lodges and camps. Mr and Mrs J P Hantting hosted guests including Mr and Mrs William Wallace and Mr and Mrs Thomas Nichols while the Howes and Emil Miller family joined friends at camps and hotels. The Hill family and George Fredericks also hosted and visited over the long weekend.
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Lake Hopatcong
J. P. Hantting
William Wallace
Thomas Nichols
John Howe
Albert Howe
Emil ©. Miller
William J. Kinsley
Suspicious Fire Destroys Corner of Vacant River Road House
Fire crews were called to a vacant Richard McMain dwelling on River road on Wednesday afternoon. A passerby spotted the blaze in the cellar, flames reached the second story corner, and the fire was put out before arrival. Estimated loss about 300 dollars. authorities suspect tramp involvement.
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Richard McMain
River Road
Lecture by Dr Philhower at Vincent Methodist Church
Dr George B Philhower will speak Monday evening June 13 at Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church under the Men’s Association. He will describe wonders seen in Yellow Stone Park and other highlights from his summer trip.
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Men's Association of the
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
George B. Philhower
Yellow Stone Park
Funeral held for Nora M Kierstead in Hillside
The funeral for Nora M Kierstead daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Kierstead of Hillside avenue was held from her home on Wednesday after a lingering illness. Rev W C Nelson preached the sermon.
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Nora M. Kierstead
Lester Kierstead
Hillside Avenue
W. C. Nelson
Aged John Ennis Aims Walk Across Continent From New York
Stamford resident John Ennis a 70 year old pedestrian began his continent spanning trek after dipping in the Atlantic at Coney Island and starting at New York City Hall under Mayor Gaynor. He plans to reach San Francisco and finish with a Pacific swim and already boasts 100 mile feats and a 1908 bronze U S volunteer life saving corps medal.
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Edward Payson Weston
John Ennis
Stamford
Conn
Coney Island
City Hall
New York
Gaynor
San Francisco
Pacific
Mr. Ennis
Weston
Dan O' Leary
United States Volunteer Life -Saving Corps
Buffalo Bill's Great Hand Retiring Star of the Plains
The article recalls William Cody known as Buffalo Bill retiring after a storied career since 1872. It notes his Wild West show started in 1883 and a London ride with King Edward and four kings, including a royal joke about holding kings and a joker.
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William’ S Cody
Buffalo BI
Plains
London
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Deadwood
Buffalo Bill
England
Cody
Brooklyn Pretender John Guelph Claims British Crown
John Guelph, alias Prince John, asserts he is the eldest son of the late King Edward and heir to the British throne. He lives at 166 Montague Street Brooklyn amid claims of mysterious funding and past luxury in New York hotels.
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Britain
Brooklyn
John G. BE. W
Emokiyr
Prince John
Hved
New York
Heying
England
Kierstead Child Dies After Illness. Funeral Set
Jessie L Kierstead two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse R Kierstead of Prospect Street died after months illness on Thursday. Rev H D Gone will officiate at the funeral service to be held tomorrow afternoon. Interment will be Cedar Lawn Cemetery.
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Jessie L. Kierstead
Jesse R. Kierstead
Prospect Street
Rev. H.D. Gone
Cedar Lawn Cemetery
Nutley Reformed Church to Host Junior C E Rally
The annual spring rally of the Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Nutley Reformed Church will be held in the church lecture room on Friday night June 16. The Baggstown Quintet Musical Entertainers of Newark will perform an entertainment and a silver offering will be taken.
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Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Nutley Reformed Church
Baggstown Quintet
Newark
Children’s Day Observed At St Pauls Church
Next Sunday Children’s Day will be observed at St Pauls Church with special exercises at 2 30 pm. An interesting program will be presented by the children and each scholar present will receive a potted plant.
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St. Paul's Church
Christian Science Services in Passaic Church
Sunday services at First Church of Christ Scientist Passaic include Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and a 11:00 a.m. service. Tomorrow’s subject is God the Only Cause and Creator.
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First Church of ‘Christ Scientist
People’s Bank Build‘ing
Passaic
Man's Future and Relation to the World
A quoted essay fragment discusses the man's nature as a branch of relations rooted in the world. It argues faculties reflect external nature and predict environment while insisting isolation destroys life, comparing human needs to fish fins or eagle wings indicating a medium of life. Emerson.
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Hmerson
Hand in a Child's Hand Guides The Wanderer Home
Quote from George Eliot reflects on guiding forces away from danger. It likens absent angels to modern gentle hands that lead people toward a calm, bright land. The sentiment emphasizes protection, guidance, and hopeful moving forward without looking back.
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George Eliot
Honest Mistake and the Puritan Conscience Tale
A New England girl faces trouble at school after confessing to her mother that she failed in mental arithmetic. She reveals a misstep in counting from ten to twelve, prompting correction and reflection on honesty and effort in learning.
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New England
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