Local Notes Highlight Student, Social Movements and Travel
Miss Rebecca Eagleson sails June 27 for England aboard the Catedonia, a three month trip. Many residents visit family, study, or perform, including William Baggs at Columbia Hall and Singers, while officials attend events at Rahway State Home for Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Eagleson
Center Pateet
Enbr Line
William P. Baggs
Frances van Zandt
Columbia Hall
Hopewell
Bages
Commissioners Approve Public Works and Hear Local Complaints
The board authorized Carr to use space in Yan Tacan Chemical Engine rooms for automobile equipment. Bids will be received June 22 for Oak Crest grading and sewers, Coeyman Avenue work, and parkway improvements along the Yentacaw River. Nutley Belleville Bloomfield sewer cooperation plan to be documented. Public Service Electric Company may move a transformer house near Passaic Avenue onto a proposed driveway with a 12.50 monthly rent and two months’ notice. A Center Street resident protested John Reilly & Son dairy and its 50 cows. officials declined to act and informed him of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissoners
Carr
Yantacan Chemical Engine Company
Telford
Oak Crest Place
Coeyman Avenue
Yentacaw River
New County Park
Nutley
Belleville
Bloomfield
William Parry
Public Service Electric Company
Passaic Avenue
Parky Way
Henry Heller
Center Street
John Reilly & Son
Heller
Lake Construction Begins Near Chestnut Street Park
Preparations to remove about 14,000 cubic yards of earth for a new lake in the County Park south of Chestnut street have started. A small railway is being laid and extra workers have joined the project to handle the workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Co-Ed Fund To Close For Rutgers Admission
The fund chaired by Mrs. W J Kinsley to support Rutgers co education will close July 1 and all subscriptions must be in by then. Reported contributors include M B Hateh R W Booth L E K Carman Mrs H Y Woodceock Mr and Mrs J M Sattler Mrs George Walcott S W White Mrs A B Proal and A G Calkins for a total of 108 25 with earlier acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kinsley
Rutgers Co-Educational
M. B. Hateh
R. W. Booth
L. EK. Carman
H. Y. Woodceock
J. M. Sattler
George Walcott
S. W. White
A. B. Proal
A. G. Calkins
Choose from Whitrege Park homes with easy terms
Fortunes smile with fifty dollars down and ten dollars a month for remaining Whitrege Park lots. Sickness allows deferment in payments via a sickness clause in the contract. Due to company plans, some property sells at inducement prices. prices remain reasonable and favorable, with incomparable location. Whitrege Realty Company, G. WwW Mead, President, 1015-W, Opposite Erie Station, Nutley, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitrege Park
Whitrege Realty Companny
Mead
Erie Station
Nutley
New Jersey
First Contract for Big Trolley Terminal Awarded in Newark
Public Service Newark Terminal Railway Company awards the foundation contract for its Park Place terminal and subway in Newark. Holbrook Cabot Rollins of New York wins among seven bidders. Work begins in about 30 days with a one year limit, foundation ready for building within nine months. Sealed bids for the building to follow in July. The project, part of a larger $5 million transportation plan, will cost $600 000 to $700 000 for below ground work and improve trolley service across municipalities serving Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
Newark Terminal Railway Company
Park Place
Newark
Lively Sunday Chase Ends With Fines for Local Delinquents
A group of Newark youths aged 14 to 17 disrupted street lamps along East Passaic avenue last Sunday. Sargeant John Jameson arrested two, while the others fled. Frederick Bishop of 32 Mercer Street was fined 23 dollars and 50 cents, and the rest were paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siz
Newark
Canal
Wachung Avenue
East Passaic Avenue
Sargeant
John Jameson
Jameson
Samuel EH. Blair
Joseph Paine
Blair
Card Club Hosts Afternoon at Highfield Lane
Mrs. George W. Gladwin entertained her card club at her Highfield lane home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Joseph Lamb Mrs. J C Bolger Mrs. W F Dabney Mrs. P P Lahens Mrs. J H Waltjen Mrs. D A Usina and Mrs. Carroll Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Gladwin
Highfield Lane
Joseph Lamb
J.C. Bolger
W. F. Dabney
P. P. Lahens
J. H. Waltjen
D. A. Usina
Carroll Diamond
Nutley Jersey Town Name Draws Philadelphia Teaser
The Philadelphia Telegraph on Wednesday jokes about Nutley New Jersey a town with a quirky name. The note highlights its distance from a bughouse and adds humorous regional flavor.
Lambert elected president of Masonic Hall Association
Lied W. A. Lambert, president of the Masonic Hall Association, was chosen as president in place of the late John Howe at a Board of Directors meeting on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Lambert
Masonic Hall Association
John Howe
Right at Your Door Bread and Rolls Ad
Daily advertise bread and rolls baked on earth floor with on time delivery anywhere and anytime. Claims best prices and satisfaction through trial.
Women voters urged to cooperate with men for suffrage
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander of Castle Point spoke at Mrs. Edward Dillon’s home on the need for women to offer service and cooperation. She argued misunderstandings about suffrage persist and that direct influence is essential as legislation now covers social and domestic issues and touches the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Alexander
Castle Point
Edward Dillon
Trenton
Alexander
The Word Slave Origin Story Reexamined
The article discusses the etymology of the word slave, noting its roots in the term Slav and the idea that it originally carried the meaning noble within the Slavonic race.
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George Stikeman
Elizabeth
Wright Sutcliffe
State Home For Boys
Rahway
Bryant Gallagher
Franklin Avenue
Sparta
James M. Y ¥Reeland
Hillside Avenue
John J. Malmar
Nuttey
Tusculum College
Tennessee
Floyd Stager
Brookfield Avenue
Enclosure
Benjamin Hurd
North Road
Boston
Frank Sacks
Grant Avenue
New York
William Dorman
J. C. Bolger
Whitford Avenue
Gabriella Prout
Stockton Place
St.Margaret’s School
Westhester
Conn
A. D. Usina
Field Club
Guy Carleton
Natalie Carleton
Crockett House
Margaret Geer
Theonia Brauer
Nutley Avenue
Alexander Carleton
Yountakab Club
Mary W. Guthrie
Sayville
Long Island
Susan Lockhart
Washington School
Albany Normal School
Florence Bedell
Green Pond
John P. Sanborn
Catherine Gardener
Pittsburgh
Frank Miller
Myrtle Avenue
Germany
Joseph Searle
Frederick Spatz
Harrisburg, Pa
William V. Dolan
Philadelphia
Guy Edwards
Rutypies.place
Sakonet
R. I
Joseph O'Neill
Paulding School
Ruth J. Keahler
Flatbush
Louis Grant
Hawthorne Avenue
Henrietta Harrison
Centre Street
British Isles
Continent
Sutherland Warner
London
Manufacturers’ Council
Arthur
Der
George Coe
Jersey City
Harry H. Stager
Joseph G. Lamb, Jr
The
Tome School
Port Deposit, Md
Elsie Smith
Nuttey Park
Saranac Lake
Flora Miller
Ernest G. Weinwiedel
Centre - Street
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Vincent Church
J. J. Robertson
George Storer
Glendale Street
Woodmount, Conn
Misa Helen Keys
Fac
Nutley School, Inc
New York Dancing Teachers’ Association
IN Bricks Neapolitan Country Club
James Drammond
Franklin Ave. Cor. High St
E. J. Drammond
Optometrist
Optician
Franklin Ave
Cor. High ST
Vudorize
Vudor Shades
the Berdan Furniture Co
Main Ave
Washington PL
Passaic, NJ
Philip
Heery
Broad Street
N. J
R.R
Max Zitzmann
Entertains Card Club
Philadelphia Telegraph
Jersey
W. Henderson
Henry T.lefferts
AMD
Passaic
Nutley Phone Siig
Passaic Ave
Chestnut St
Froemel & Riehl
William Bigelow
High Street
Staten Island
Cedar Street
Cor. Halsey
Newark, N. J
Buseness
P. F. Guthrie
Nutley’ Station
Georce Herrmann
Mgr
Wickham
Franklin
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