Short Items of Interest from a Local Paper
Heating and ventilating problems forced part of a Washington school to close for a day this week. Local residents and families including Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carman and Miss Dorothy Carman spent a month in New York. Various residents travel, visit and return from cities such as New York, Rochester, Babylon Long Island and Atlanta. Lectures and social events continue with activities at Grace Church and the Ladies Circle of the Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Carman
Dorothy Carman
New York
Ernest V. Cockefair
Bloomfield Avenue
the Reformed Church
Junior order to discuss Better Americans lecture
Nutley Council No 286 Jr Order of United American Mechanics will host Rev J Morgan Reid of New Brunswick at the council rooms on Friday night March 20 to lecture on Better Americans. The speaker is described as capable and interesting and invites the ladies and a large audience is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Council
J. Morgan Reid
New Brunswick
Council Rooms
Mr. Reid
Missionary Tea To Be Held By Reformed Church Circle
Mrs. George A. Hill offers her house for a missionary tea run by the Missionary Circle of the Reformed Church next Thursday at 3 PM. Miss Wheeler, returned from China, will speak and bring curios in Chinese costume. Tea and rice wafers will be served and an offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hill
Missionary Circle of the Reformed Church
Miss Wheeler
China
High School Baseball Schedule for 1914 Season
Principal Knapp has arranged a 16 game schedule for the High School baseball team in 1914. The slate includes matches at Nutley and on the road against Rutherford Paterson Glen Ridge Belleville South Orange Newark Bloomfield Passaic and others from April to June with dates listed for each contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Orange
Rutherford
Pasqaic
Nutley
Paterson
St Peter's Prep
South Side
Glen Ridge
Belleville
Helleville
South Orange
Newark
Bloomfield
Bellaville
Passaic
Wickle Recalled From Monroe Wreck For Southern Trip
Raymond Van Wickle of Woion Avenue, a survivor of the Monroe wreck off Cape May in January, began a return voyage on a southern trip Wednesday when he became involved in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond van Wickle
Woion Avenue
Monroe
Cape May
Cairns Addresses Woman's Club On Objections To Socialism
Alexander Cairns spoke to the Political Study Section of the Woman's Club on Objections to Socialism. He noted Socialists share beliefs but differ in methods, stressing ballot use over violence and denying anarchist aims. He said Socialists seek full employment and are not anti religious. Gardner will discuss Christianity and socialism on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Cairns
Woman’s Club
Cairns
W. H. Gardner
Necessary Evil matinee by Shake class with Mrs Shaw
The Tuesday Afternoon Shake class presents a special matinee this afternoon featuring The Necessary Evil by Charles Rann Kennedy read by Mrs Easton Shaw. Miss Smith accompanies piano. tickets from Mrs Edward Wardle Mrs Charles Lecky and Mrs Shaw. Program starts at three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Shaw
Charles Rann Kennedy
Shaw
Telephone company rebate to local subscribers
The Telephone Company informs Town Clerk Firkeby a rebate will be given to local subscribers for the day when service was interrupted by the recent blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firkeby
Iocal
Surprise Party for Miss Mauda Heisley at Center Street
A Wednesday afternoon reception honored Miss Mauda Heisley at her Center Street home. Attendees included Audrey Speer, Viola Werner, Gertrude Crawford, Emma Campbell, Elsie Osborne, Louise Scotland, Richard Murray, William Dacey, Roger Gibly, Grace Oakes, Ronald Kirk, and James Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauda Heisley
Center Street
Mose
Audrey Speer
Viola Werner
Gertrude Crawford
Emma Campbell
Elsie Osborne
Louise Scotland
Richard Murray
William Dacey
Roger Gilby
Grace Oakes
Ronald Kirk
James Scotland
Entertains Friends at Park Avenue Gathering
Miss Inez Richmond entertained a party of friends at her Park avenue home on Wednesday night. Guests included Miss Lila Garrahrant, Miss Henrietta Heminsiey, Herbert Cooper, Miss Paulina Flatley, Leon ard Shelbourne, Miss Eleanor Wilde, Raymond Becker of Newark, Miss Dorothy Dehenadi and John Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Richmond
Park Avenue
Lila Garrahrant
Henrietta Heminsiey
Herbert Cooper
Paulina Flatley
Leonard Shelbourne
Eleanor Wilde
Raymond Becker
Newark
Dorothy Dehenadi
John Reardon
Mrs Moebius Hosts Bridge Club on Grant Avenue
Mrs. Moebius entertained her afternoon bridge club at her Grant avenue home. Guests included Mrs. G. B. Philhower, Mrs. E. P. Montague, Mrs. Howard Edgar, Mr. 5. Thurston, Mrs. J. H. Hull, Mrs. M. M. Michael, Mrs. H. J Waltjens and Mrs. W. F. Dabney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kart’ Moebing
Grant Avenue
G. B. Philhower
E. P. Montague
Howard Edgar
Thurston
J. H. Hull
M. M. Michael
H. J Waltjens
W. F. Dabney
Engagement Dinner Hosts A North Jersey Couple
Mr and Mrs Harry M Soutar of Vreeland avenue entertained guests Monday night for Miss Edith McCrea of Newark and Addison Vescelius of Morristown who announced their coming wedding in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Soutar
Vreeland Avenue
Misa Edith McCrea
Newark
Addison Vescelius
Morristown
Subscription Dance Planned by West Nutley Club
The former West Nutley Club arranges a subscription dance at Masonic Hall on March 26, inviting patrons to support the event and enjoy an evening of music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Nutley Club
Masonic Hall
Park School Auditorium
Domestic Science Class Notes Helpful Upcoming Lesson
The Woman's Club Domestic Science Class held a regular meeting on Friday with many extra attendees. The remaining lessons taught by Miss Stryker on Invalid Cooking and Salads promise to be very helpful with the next session set for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Miss Stryker
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Washington
Felix McKenna
George Whitfeld Mead
Russell Avenue
Florida
W. J. Kinsley
Grace Church
William H. Arnold
Whitford Avenue
Louis Thurston
Atlanta, Ga
F. G. Garrison
Rochester
N. Y
Pierre P. Lahens
Nuiley Avenue
David Abeel Storer
Babylon
Long Island
Stewart Avenue
Alexander Carleton
Nutley Avenue
Hubert Harding
E. A. Tauchert
North Road
Joseph Lamb
Mary Lamb
Philadelphia
Misa Bessie Abbott
Goshen, N. Y
Mrs. Albert Howe
Prospect Street
E. J. Riley
Brooklyn
Mrs. Moebius
Passaic and
Nutley Aves
fNathey
Rexall
United States
Canada
Great Britain
James Drammond
Tia
Pacmills Stoete Re
Franklin Ave
Cor. High St
E. J. Drammond
Optometrist and
Optiaan
Franklin Ayve., Cor
High ST
the High School
Edith Kierstead
Juanita Alfonso
David Copperfield
Boys’ Athletic Association
Force
Garwood
Ven Riper
Scorso
Thelma Naylor
Reginald Holt
van Riper
Agnes Moebius
Jennie Moxley
Jennie Rogan
Helen Gould
Marie Spinning
Marjory “Longfelder
Ruth Mackay
Guugie LaForge
New York City
Edwin Elliott
Clans
Park Auditorium
Harry Yerg
Alexander Robertson
Harold M. Armatrong
William Simmons
Ladies’ Tailoring Co
Broad Street
Habne
Dept
Franklin Avenue
Froemel & Riehl
the Berdan Furniture CO
Main Ave
Washington Pl
Passaic, N. J
OLD Staten Island Dyers and Cleansers, Inc
Newark, N. J
Newark i
Cedar Street
Col. Halsey
the Board of Trade
Public School Auxiliary
Anne Lorraine Livingston
George W. Mead
Marion L. Lewis
Livingston
Penny Provident
Board of Education
Committee OF
Board OF Trade
Woman's Club
George.w. Mead
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