Social Doings of Nutley Town Hears of Friends Neighbors
Local notes list residents traveling, visiting, and staying at homes in Nutley Park, Chestnut Street, and Daily Street. Several names visit New York, Boston, Ridgewood, Atlantic City, and Bristol while others tour Albany, Doylestown, and Exeter. The piece notes a district clerk’s business trip and a Sunday dinner party at a Nutley home. The 1910 Methodist Year Book is acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gledhill
Edgewood Avenue
Nutley Park
Bristol
Nutley
George H. Smith
Beacon Falls
Magss
J. B. English
Daily Street
Elizabeth Pettee
Auburndale
Mass
Nutley High School
C. ¥. Boynton
Whitford Avenue
J. Ogden
Bloomfield Mayor Updates Ashes and Garbage Plan
Bloomfield Mayor Sutphen told residents at the town Hall meeting about public ash and garbage collection. The three year program cost $6,000 then $5,500, current year $5,800 with Bloomfield larger than Nutley. Nutley residents debated the plan ahead of today’s vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutphen
Bloomfield
Associat
Ict
Nutley
School Affairs and Erie Service Discussed Again
The Second Ward Association met at Masonic Hall to review school finances and Erie Railroad service. They reported a $3,100 discrepancy between Board figures and their audits, urged annual audits, and considered combining the supervising principal and high school principal roles. They warned they may appeal to the State Railroad Commission if progress on train service and double tracking lags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie R. R
Second Ward Association
Masonic Hall
Board of Education
C. B. Vroom
Erie
Bergen
Nutley
State Railroad Commission
Vroom
J. L. Miller
A. R. Taylor
Town Hall
Death of Nutley resident John Graham at 53
John Graham died at his sister's Erie place home after illness. Funeral held from his sister's Nutley residence with Rev. William Stuart of the Netley Reformed Church presiding. Interment in Rosedale Cemetery Orange. He was 53 and a Nutley lifelong resident. Survived by sisters Mrs. Louis Van Gibson Mrs. C H Kierstead and Mrs. William Jenkins of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
Erie Place
William Stuart
Netley
C. H. Kierstead
William Jenkins
Newark
Horse and Wagon and Furnace Seized by Authorities
J A Foehner a Springfield avenue Irvington plumber claimed the horse and wagon and Thatcher furnace. They had been given to town authorities by William P Riley after being abandoned in front of his residence on Passaic avenue. Foehner had been ill and paid 8 dollars for the care of the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Foehner
Springfield Avenue
Irvington
Thatcher Furnace
William P. Riley
Passaic Avenue
Foehner
Riley
Perfect record pupils in Park School building
The Park School lists February perfect records for many grades. Students with flawless attendance include Kindergarteners Willie Buckley Joseph Day Hugh Seymour Marguerite Hart and numerous others across 4-B 4-A 5-B 5-A 6-A 7-B 7-A 8th grades with full attendance, no tardies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park School
Willie Buckley
Joseph Day
Hugh Seymour
Marguerite Hart
John Clark
August Felirath
Earl Heinz
Philip Harig
Bronson Niedzinski
Chester Searle
Henry Seymour
Eleanor Hart
Emelia Hoffmeister
Jennie Wallace
Lawrence Kline
Quinton Gothwaite
Harry Gray
Joseph Harig
Marie Fitting
Estella Kierstead
Walter Allen
George Matthesen
Derwood Naylor
Thomas Seymour
Olympia Ciardi
Hazel Crawford
Jessica Poole
Hattie Jones
Robert Cassidy
Walter Crabtree
Edwin Cueman
Glifford Lauderbahn
Howard Orr
Curtis Paxton
Edwin Probert
Alma Herman
Margaret Kierstead
Antoinette Mitchell
Sophie Smith
Ernestine Roath
Richard Hill
Thomas McKenny
Dudley
Thurston Woodford
Else Assmus
Gertrude Bays
May Benz
Blanche
Gudduch
Mildred Lohr
Dorothy Searse
Bessie Searle
Marie Spinning
Hazel Stager
Ruth Symonds
Herbert Cooper
John Gorman
Ross Powleson
Carl Spatz
Amanda Machette
Ruth Mackay
Florence Bedell
Dorothy Debenaci
Bessie Frobose
Josephine Guddutch
Alice Edwards
Ellen Forrester
Anna Fitting
Gladys Holt
Anna Kahl
Kathleen Ussher
Katherine Lloyd
Harold Armstrong
James Bangiola
Percy Dittig
Edwin Elliot
Russell Elliott
George Fredricks
Geo
Kamo
William Lange
Florian Miller
William Montague
James O'Neil
Harry Paxton
Douglas Pearson
Claude Prime
Angus Sergeant
Floyd Stager
Bertram Townsend
Cornelius van Riper
John Weisbrod
Charles Whitney
Leslie Wilde
Ralph Zellars
William Zitzman
Religious services announced for Sunday and midweek
On Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. William Stuart will preach on The End Victory. Sunday School starts 9 45 a m. Evening service at 7 45 p m with The Heavens Are Telling. Sons and Daughters of the King meet 7 15 p m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday 3 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stuart
Frayer
Janior Christian Endeavor
Annette Kellermann Headlines Proctor's Newark Week
Miss Annette Kellermann will head Proctor's Park Place Theatre Newark during the week starting Monday March 7. The program features The Carno's juggling act, Christmas on the Island, Bille Nan, Waterbury Brothers and Tenny, Fenton and Conrad, Clark and Bergman, Mareena Navarro and Mareene, acrobats and new moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Kellermann
Proctor’s Park Place Theatre
Newark
Captain Webb
Carno
Bille Nan
Waterbury Brothers
Tenny
Fenton and
Conrad
Clark and
Bergman
Mareena
Navarro
Mareene
Form That Is Easily Digested and Pleasant to Taste
A concise description of a product or dish highlighting its smooth texture and agreeable flavor. The writing suggests a consumer-facing note about palatability and ease of enjoyment.
Privilege and its shifting sense in English usage
A brief note traces how privilege evolved from a legal term favoring or opposing an individual to a broad, often disparaging, social concept. It cites a Gloucestershire worman in Grant Duff's diary joking about Solomon’s many wives and the idea of early Christian privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Gloucestershire
Mountstuart Grant Duff
Solomon
Thief Proof and the London Solicitor’s Return
A famed London solicitor, now deceased, once defended a burglary suspect successfully. Soon after, a gold hunter watch arrived by post with an inscription claiming it was a gift from a dubious London society. The solicitor later had the watch stolen from his waistcoat pocket and it returned by mail with an apology letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tennyson Declares Horace and Keats Not His Masters
In a public statement Tennyson said Horace and Keats were great masters but not his masters. A correspondent asked if he drew inspiration from them, and he answered no while acknowledging their influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Horace
Keats
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Weston
Boston
Mags
Lars J. Patterson
Chestnut Street
W.C. Woodman
Colonial Terrace
Tennessee
Herman Thierfelder
New York
J. Cary Bolger
Burnett Place
Ridgewood, N. J
E. J. Brunninghaus
Brooklyn
Jennie Leonard
New York City
R. D. Moxley
High Street
William H. Arnold
William F. Dabney
Durant Place
William Longfelder
Highfield Lane
Hemstead, L. J
Mrs. Frederick Davis
Atlantic City
Sarah Garrabrant
Thomas P. Bay
J. S. Hawley
Nutley Avenue
William J. Kinsley
Albany
N. Y
Doylestown
William Cueman
M. Smith
A. ¥. Redway
Poughkeeps’e, M. Y
C. H. Young
M. B. Barnes
Tenafly
Frank B. Carland
Mortis B. Rosenstock
Henry M. Libby
James Beatty
Hackettstown
George Speer
Bloomfield Avenue
J. G. Budd
Chatham
G. D. Small
Hillside Avenue
Eddar T. Humphrey
John F. Clark, Sr
Hawthorne Avenue
Exeter
N. H
Erie Service
the Reformed Church
Proctor’s Theatre
Jacob Kol
Walnut Street and
Avondale Road
East Nutley, N. J
Lefferts
Henry T. Lefferts
Passaic and
Nutley Aves
Nutley, N. E
Passaic
Main Ave
Washington, PL
New Jersey
Regent
Cecillian and
Augelas _ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSIC
Edison
Victor
The
Ptty
Eaccess
Trea
505
Seventh Street
Washington
Our Optical Department
Chas. Greeme& Son
Siten
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!