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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
5
Local column chronicles residents visiting relatives in Ohio and New York, hosting bridge parties, and entertaining guests from New York and Newton. It notes church activities, school events, a charity rummage sale, a birthday party, and a hospitalization with improving condition for J. P. Huntting.
Dr H B Zendel begins practice at 231 Main Avenue Passaic New Jersey News Building offering personal attention with no assistant at the chair and a lady in attendance.
Mark Reynolds of Franklin avenue died Wednesday afternoon at age 65 after a 40 year Nutley residence. Born in England he worked 20 years for J. & R. Kingsland Paper Mills before living in his Nutley home for two decades. He is survived by a wife and seven children Marcus Clarence Stewart Clarke Grace Herbert and Mrs C J Vest. The funeral was held at his residence with Rev William Stuart officiating.
William Dean of Passaic avenue and Glendale street Nutley aged 62 died at home on Wednesday from heart failure induced by grip He came to this country from England in 1863 lived in Paterson before Nutley He is survived by wife and son Richard Funeral services at Grace Church at 2 pm with interment in Cedar Lawn Cemetery Paterson
Theodore F Harrison, a Spanish-American War veteran from Company G First New Jersey Infantry, died after over a year of illness in the Soldiers Home at Kearney. He was 35 and survived by his wife.
The Rev William R Rice of New York will preach at both morning and evening services at St Pauls Congregational Church. Bible School starts at 9 45 a m with a 7 p m Young People Society of Christian Service. Mid week service on Wednesday at 7 o'clock. Special Sunday School services at 2 30 p m and Easter music at morning and evening services. Seats are free and all welcome.
The Sunday School meets at 9.45 with Easter music and an Easter address by Rev. J. O. Winner. The morning service is devoted to the Sunday School. The evening service begins at 7.45 with the pastor delivering the sermon.
On Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. William Smart will preach on Raised Incorruptible. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. topic Lead Us By Thy Pierced Hand. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7:15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
Con tractor John Mutch of Centrestreet gained the first building permit under the new code for a house on Prospect street near Church street. He arrived early at the first committee meeting, which convenes on Tuesday and Friday nights to review plans and issue permits.
Rev. Henry J. Condit of Flushing preached his first sermon in his new charge at St. Pauls Congregational Church last Sunday. He will preach farewell at Easter in Flushing and has leased the Whitfield house on Brookfield avenue while awaiting his formal start. He urged allegiance among church, people and pastor and praised church social centers and youth activities as integral to Christian life.
A fire of unknown origin destroyed a barn at the Nutley House on Passaic avenue last Sunday. Owner Herman Thierfelder suspects arson and police are investigating. Simon Blum and Joseph Buel raised the alarm. only nearby buildings were saved. Losses totaled about $1,250 for the barn and horse and cart owned by Vincenzo Sardo. an earlier arson attempt was allegedly thwarted.
The Methodist Episcopal Church on Elm Street hosts a Rose Fea in the church dining room on Friday April Sth. An entertainment of musical and literary selections features the event. Ice cream chafing dish dainties and homemade candies will be on sale. Admission is 10 cents and includes tea and cake.
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