02 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
1
Nutley items recap social visits and local happenings including Mrs. Boyce returning from Boston, a snow storm affecting trains, St Patrick Day plans at St Marys Hall, a change of ownership for the Franklin and Vreeland grocer, and several talks and lectures by local residents. The period covers church events, library programs, and travel plans of Nutley residents with multiple mentions of local families and organizations.
The Reformed Church announces Sunday services led by Rev. Wm. Bivart with an 11 a.m. sermon Debit and Credit and an 7.45 p.m. Talk The Lodestone. Sunday School 9.45 a.m. Sonus and Daughters of the King 7.15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Election adjourned meeting Wednesday 8.30 p.m.
An old ad promoting A. D. S. Bromo for headache and fatigue priced at 10c and 25c from Musepic Hall Pharmacy.
Nutley New Jersey board members meet Tuesday evening with all but Trustee Shepard present due to grip. Topics include annual election instructions, acceptance of a History of Nutley booklet copyright, attendance and promotions, library popularity, weather-related absences, humidity test results, and plans for an executive session to finalize next year’s budget.
St Pauls Congregational Church will host Mr G A Holbert to preach Sunday at 4 45 pm and 7 45 pm Sunday School at 9 45 am Primary Department at 2 30 pm Young Peoples Meeting at 7 pm Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 pm New hymnals numbered 200 have been purchased for church and Sunday school use with half assigned to each department.
The Avon and Bergen County council met under absence of several members to hear tax relief efforts for land near Grant avenue and Avon to Newark. A river of routine ordinances followed including street grading Chestnut, snow removal, street naming, peddler license dates, and a tax collection update with notes toward remitting funds after a county assessing decision.
A stray OCR fragment advertises a laxative product named Fruit Dix with a claim for gentle relief and a free simple offer. The ad mentions a Masonic Hail Pharmacy and a window display.
The Nutley area adds two subscribers H G Thompson on Centre street and W H Robinson on Chestnut street as a new telephone exchange in Passaic becomes operational. The company plans to extend service through Brookfield avenue High street Hawthorne avenue to Prospect street but cannot add more subscribers until cabling is finished. It expects to supply all those requesting a phone to Nutley by month’s end.
Councilman Joan Howe and Mrs. Howe report they were aboard a train from Atlanta to Jacksonville that derailed causing several coaches to roll down an embankment. No fatalities besides the engineer reportedly. The Howes were in a sleeper car and remained on the rails. The Public Scholar Library now opens from 2 30 to 3 30 p m Mondays and Thursdays at Park School, moved to the new first floor room opposite Frankton Avenue entrance.
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