09 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
1
Notley local notes report March events and meetings including adjournment date for the Legislature, charity suppers at Mt Zion Church, club gatherings, and social entertainments. Residents travel, train service improvements, court juror selections, and trolley incidents are also documented with brief details.
Wesley Evangelists from New York City will lead revival services this Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m with a class meeting at 9 30 p m Sunday School at 6 46 a m Epworth League Vesper at 7 p m and General Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p m Readings list Newman Raymond Mrs Bulserstogers James 8 Johnston and others as expected attendees.
The Nutley school district schedules its annual meeting at Park School Auditorium on March 19 to elect three Board of Education members. Voters will decide on a tax totaling 25 000 for building repairs current expenses and manual training with details posted by District Clerk Frederic Clement. The 25 000 proposed is higher than last year’s 18 250 reflecting rising costs and potential state funding shortfalls.
A free lecture under Nutley Board of Education will be held this evening in the Park School Auditorium. Mr. Arthur Riggs of New York City will discuss Naples Its Beauty and Virtues. Entrance is via the Franklin avenue side of the Park School building.
When sending money out of town you will find the Bank of Nutley Inpney orders both convenient and economical.
The Girly' Friendly Society of Grace Church prepares to supply four superior rag carpet rugs in any color or size at moderate prices. Woven in Oriental style, they are praised for texture and uniform construction. Samples and prices available from Miss 4. C. Schultz, secretary.
Charles M. Hillyer, former Nutley resident now in New City New York, suffered severe injuries after falling into a 40 foot water shaft in New York City. He fractured his left leg above the knee and sustained multiple facial and arm injuries. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital on Hudson Street and later moved to New York Hospital under the Hospital Bed Fund Association care. Mr Hillyer is a member of Kempton Council.
The Kempton Council event featured a euchre and dance on Thursday evening. Card tables cleared at 10 30. prizes awarded included the lemonade pitcher for Mrs J M Sattler and a cream jug set for Mrs R P Stager. Ten tied for first in the gentlemen’s prize with Barry Bird winning the cut and Mr Verg winning the shaving set. Dancing continued past midnight.
Henry Vreeland aged 61 died Tuesday night at his Hillside Avenue home after a long illness. Lifelong resident born in the same house he died in. Survived by three children Mrs George Slater Jane Vreland of Nutley and Mrs R Darwin of Trenton New Jersey. Funeral at 2 pm from the house and 2 30 pm at the Methodist Church. Interment in the Methodist Cemetery.
The regular meeting of Kempton Council Royal Arch Chapter will be held at Masonic Hall on Monday evening March 11. Past Grand Regent J M Washbhurpe will speak on Bear Forebear and Teddy Bear. Members should attend and bring prospective candidates. Local members in Nucley are welcome.
The Friday Afternoon Club met with Mrs A I Carr on March 1. Members gave brief accounts of famous Grecian events and people. Mrs M T Morga read a paper on the history and religion of Greece. Piano and song selections were performed by friends of Mrs Morss. The annual meeting is set for March 15 at Mrs Broadbend's.
Old Winter clings to Nutley weather yet Spring signs appear at W C Davis on Passaic avenue near Chestnut street A fresh spring summer stock is offered for discriminating and economic buyers including inviting ladies to inspect and save time and money while shopping for portnoises.
The Literary Section will meet Tuesday March 22 at 4 pm in the Park School library. Miss Helen J Reed will read a paper on Prices in New Jersey and Washington illustrating the topic with loaned materials from the Newark Library. Meetings are open to Auxiliary members and teachers.
The readable words describe mixed seed terms and a pharmacy name with corrupted phrasing. No coherent event or entities establish a clear news item or outcome for summarization.
Memorial notice reports Patrick McKenny a Nutley contractor died Monday at his home in Paterson after a period of illness. Funeral Mass at St Johns Church Paterson followed by interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Pallbearers listed include Felix McKenna Joseph Freeman John Hawkins James McHegot John McCain and Py J Daily. Survived by a widow and 70 other relatives.
The record notes a Sunday sermon by Rev. Wi. Stuart at 11:00 AM on You Can Quarrel With Mas hike That and a 7:45 PM Bible class titled Forgotten or Forgiven. Sunday School and Bible Class follow at 1:15 PM. A prayer meeting and a Wednesday election meeting at 8:00 PM are also listed.
The Traveling Library opens to the public from 2:30 to 6:30 on Mondays and Thursdays at Park School. It has been relocated to a new room on the first floor opposite the Franklin avenue entrance.
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