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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
8
Unclear text urges readers to visit the largest in America showroom on Market Street to view stock and prices though details are garbled.
A historical record lists Peoples Bank and Trust Coan paying named individuals including Brad W. Spencer Cornelius Van Riper H. H. PeomMpson and officers Frank Terhune and Rutherford Br.
The Board of Registry and Election of the First Election District of Frankiip will meet at Park Hall Building Chestnut street next to Posy Office on Tuesday March 6 1900 from 1 to 9 pm to add names to the Registry List for the township election to be held Tuesday March 13 1900.
The Second Election District will meet at Warren Vreeland's Store Building Chestnut Street opposite the Post Office on Tuesday March 6 from 1 to 9 pm to add names to the registry list for the Township Election to be held Tuesday March 13 1900. Signed Cons 8. Conng A.M. Haxuipy Clerk.
Election to be held in Franklin Township on Tuesday March 13 1900 to choose three township committee members for varying terms plus Assessor Collector of Taxes Commissioner of Appeal two surveyors of the highway one constable and three poundmasters. Charles H Kiurstreap township clerk.
Miss Marcl J. Chase longtime drawing teacher leaves the Franklin schools after years of service to become Assistant Superintendent of drawing in the Newark schools. Miss Gerard of New Britain Conn. will replace her and is regarded as capable of filling the position.
The Rev. Mr. Abbott of Christ Church Belleville preached the first in a series of Lenten sermons at Grace Church on Thursday evening. A visiting clergyman will deliver a sermon each Thursday evening. A local quip states men resemble butter in that the softer they are the more they spread.
The Fener bachs finished February bowling contest with Davis scoring 159.5 average, O'Neil 147, Young 189.40, Bass ford 138.75, Sargent 128.80, Hart 138.50, Van Riper 132.50. Three gas scores were rolled, followed by a gathering at the Feuerbach alleys on Wednesday evening.
A poorly legible community column reports a lost sidewalk segment on Hillside Avenue and asks residents to help locate it. The item includes quirky lines about a hidden sidewalk and a quoted wail, plus a few social notes on visits by Mr and Mrs Carl Zoerner and Mrs George A Hill and sons.
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