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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1914
Page
5
Social notes list Mrs. Harris Arnold hosting a second small dance. Various residents visit New York, Boston, Babylon, and other places while others stay with relatives or relocate. Names include Carleton, Kierstead, Dannewitz, Blanchard, Michael, Milne, Grant, Dobbs, Hayden, Seaman, Van Every, Root, Boyle, and Lamb Jr. plus several local addresses and brief travels.
The Domestic Science Calls of the Woman's Club met on Friday March 6 with a lecture on proper food for the sick. The sixth and final lecture led by Miss Stryker is set for April 3 at 3 30 p m at the club with salads and something new promised. Members may attend for twenty five cents.
Miss Iliffe hosted a Saturday night card party at her home on Colonial terrace. Attendees included Miss Jennie Moxley Miss Beatrice Sel Miss Ruth Mackay Miss Gladys Ayers Miss Guasie LaForge and gentlemen Neil Van Riper Richard Booth William Livermore Thurston Woodford Herbert Reynalds Edwin Elliot.
Mrs Labens entertained her afternoon bridge club at her Whitford Avenue home on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Dabney Mrs Walkjen Mrs Moebis Mrs Philhower Mrs Thurston Mrs Garrison Mrs Hall Mrs Walcott Miss Lambert and Mrs Montague among others.
The Baater subscription dance will be held at the Nutley Field Club on Monday April 18. Patronesses include Mrs. Alexander Carleton Mrs. George Walcott Mrs. F. B. Norton Mrs. P. P. Lahens Mrs. Joseph Lamb Mrs. Cartland Mra Harris Arnold.
The Free Public Library promotes spring planning with garden books seed catalogues and store catalogs from New York and Newark available for lending. It highlights magazines American Homes and Gardens and The Craftsman as authorities and notes reference hours and home loan access.
Dispatches from Liverpool report milk sterilized by electricity supplying about 1,000 babies daily. The process, devised by Alderman Shelmerdine, uses high voltage to kill microbes and preserves milk taste. Dr Beattie watches as Liverpool infants receive milk from city depots.
The funeral for Mrs Bridget Crowley widow of Cornelius Crowley died Monday at her Passaic avenue home. A High Mass of Requiem was held at St Marys Church after a service at her home. Pallbearers from Belleville Nutley and James Murren took part. Burial followed in Mt Olivet Cemetery Bloomfield. She was about sixty five and died of diabetes. Survived by five children two of whom live in Nutley.
A Nutley reader complains about disruptive neighbors and asks for noncriminal ways to make them move. The exchange includes a witty reply suggesting practical jokes such as playing a flute or calling during meals, and mentions roving the automatic near an open window.
The former West Nutley Club hosted a subscription dance at Masonic Hall on Thursday night. A seven piece string orchestra provided music and palms decorated the hall. H A Chandler Willard Emmons and W J H Orr led the event with numerous guests from Belleville New York and Paterson including Mr and Mrs Abijah Fox Mr and Mrs William Comstock Miss Louise Chandler Miss Dorothy Greenwood Miss Anna Langdon Miss Beatrice Smith Miss Isabelle Kauffman and other attendees.
George Taylor known as Charlie Taylor and long time circus horseman wed Elizabeth Casey at Recorder James M. Fosts Hamilton residence. Attendants were Mrs Harry Paine and Harry Paine. Bride received a diamond ring. They plan a Florida honeymoon and will live in Nutley after the tour.
A Lenten Sale will be held at 80 Daily Street the home of Miss Gladys Merman on Friday April 3 from 4 to 6 pm. Led by Marjory Fuller Gratia Wardle and Gladys Merriam the event offers fancy articles candy and ice cream with welcome to grown ups and children alike.
The Nutley Realty Co. releases a compact holder featuring a fine overhead view of the new station surroundings and captioned with The Ideal Home Town.
The New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce trustees oppose immediate action on Morine Canal Abandonment Bills. They urge delaying until a special legislative session later this year due to complex property rights involved and the large dollar stakes.
Ita known for quality and care in baking. Pure ingredients blend to ensure uniformly good results. What looks good is good and satisfies with tempting cakes and pies.
WM. HERBSTREITH advertises a large assortment of fruits including plums gonias and chetties from 80c per piece grapes and small fruit. The notice mentions hedges and other items offered at the lowest prices.
Civil service examinations are announced for men. Medical and physical tests will be required. Key factors include physical work duties and overall exam performance. The notice specifies eligibility and testing details. The wording reflects a historical recruitment shortfall and calls for applicants.
On Tuesday March 31 Paterson merchants will offer the greatest $1.00 bargains ever heard of. The event is organized by a local paper with enthusiastic cooperation from five merchants and aims to make Dollar Day a memorable promotion.
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