Nutley News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Events
Nutley residents entered spring with moves and plans. B H Smith relocates to Montclair, Miss Sadie Kooches visits, and local loans total 24 400 paid by Franklin Building and Loan. Easter recess closes Nutley schools then reopens April 8. Community events include fundraisers, dances, and church sales. Public library programs and a Newark Library Washington exhibition are featured. Notable changes include Bailey leaving Railey for Charleston to become a civil engineer and ex mayor Gilmore with Thatcher planning a European voyage.
Nutley Egg and Grocery Ads Include Prices
A fragment list from Nutley shows Easter eggs at 30 cents per dozen and Nutley Flowey 2 dollars per jar, with Wesley Loan noted on Prospect Street. The terse note suggests local shop pricing and a street address for a loan or service.
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Nutley
Wesley Loan
Prospect Street
The Reformed Church Sunday Services
The Rev. Wa. Stuart will preach at 11 a.m. on Taking the Measure of Death and at 7:45 p.m. on The Blessed Hope. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:45 a.m. Sons and Daughters of the King at 7:15 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Special church choir music at both services.
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Wa. Stuart
Hope
Sons and Daughters of the King
New Belleville Nutley Board Elects Officers and Committees
Belleville Nutley school board reorganized with Henry W. Goodrich as president and Frank T. Shepard as vice president. Frederic Clements reappointed district clerk at 300 yearly. finance plan approved. legal advisor appointed Guy J. Edwards. Several committee rosters announced. attendance down due to severe weather. executive session follows.
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Board of Education
Henry W. Goodrich
Frank T. Shepard
Frederic Clements
Goodrich
T. J. O'Neil
Philhower
Geo. A. Hill
R. W. Booth
T. J. O'Neill
Arthur Stager
Philbower
P. A. Prior
F. T. Shepard
BR. W. Booth
G. A. Hill
G. A. Gill
A. B. Meredith
Booth
Hills
Guy J. Edwards
City Life Wins Debate at Royal Arcanum Meeting
Kempton Council held a well attended session with seven new initiates. A post event debate on Country versus City favored urban life, judged by W. D. Bell H. J. Davis and L. B. Pratt. An April 4 lecture on Rome by J. Vernon Bouvier Jr was announced for members and families.
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Kempton Council
Messrs. P. A. Prior
H. W. St. John
W. H. Parry
Samuel Silverburg
Messry
W. D. Bell
H. J. Davis
L. B. Pratt
Rome
J. Vernon Bouvier, Jr
Bouvier
Motley
Order
Last Meeting Postponed for Woman's Public School Auktiary
The season’s final Literary Section meeting is delayed to a later date. A standard notice will be issued one week prior. Easter Eggs Dyes provide children with amusement at Masonic Hall Pharmacy colors for Se.
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Nutley
Masonic Hall Pharmacy
Auktiary
Town Council Holds Record Session with Full Attendance
The Town Council met midweek in a lengthy session with every seat filled for the first time in months. New member Frank Barr joined committees and supported water mains work while officers discussed fire fines, sidewalk repairs, bids for streets, a conduit project, and a disputed water deposit.
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Frank Barr
Barr
Wesseler
Way
Jacob Zimmerman
Gentre
Halsey
Treasury
Fire Department
Avondale Road
Sylvan Place
Laka Street
Cottage Place
Nutley Park
North Woods
William Street
Centre Street
Howe
Passaic Avenue
Brookfield Avenue
Fligh Street
Hawthorne Avenue
Prospect Street
Marc M. Michael
Halvey
Melvin van Winkie
Board of Health
BR. W. Booth
Edwards
Town Orders Free Delivery and Residency Signage
Town Engineer Shepard works under a recent ordinance to set up free delivery, with Nutley promising service by April. When work is finished the Clerk will issue numbering notices to residents and businesses, occupants must display numbers within thirty days or face a twenty dollar fine. Government postal readiness remains uncertain.
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Shepard
Washington
Nutley Fire Department Responds To Grass Fire Incident
Last Saturday Nutley Fire Department responded to a grass fire on River Road outside the hydrant district near the Belleville line. Buildings in the area were feared to be at risk and an alarm from Box 52 was sent. Neighbors subdued the flames before firefighters arrived as police investigate youths alleged to have set the blazes.
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Nutley
River Road
Belleville
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B. H. Smith
Colonial Terrace
Montclair
HN. J
Sadie Kooches
Brooklyn
Clara, Kirkeby
The
Franklin Building and Loan Association
H. G. Bailey
Railey
Charleston
N.C
James Gilmore
L. M. Thatcher
New York
George W. Brandreth
Newark
Hamilton Place
Lester Kierstead
Bank of Nutley
Mattie Witbeck
Franklin Avenue
Nutley Improvement Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
West Nuttey Country Club
House of the Forteightly Club
Avondale Hose Company
Men’s Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel de Vausney
Harrison Street
Lewhyn E. Pratt
Weston Place
Bag
Coshocton
Ohio
Edwin C. Wood
Bloomfield Avenue
Wm. H. Parry
Playtown
Somerset County
Albert Kammel
Virtue
Mathias Adama
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Julio Howe
Mrs. Howe
Cuba
South
Crystal Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Albert W. Jackson
William Pierson
Pracklio Avenue
Brown
Lookout Mountains
Tennessee
Hooker
State Traveling
the Park School
George Washington
Newark Library
New Jersey
Public School
the Reformed Church
West Nutley,n. J
the Royal Arcanum
H. H. Heywood
Broadway
N. W
Chambers
Freeland Avenue
West Nutley
the Town. Council
Henry T. Lefferts
Passaic and Watley Aves
Rogley
Welch Grape Juice Co
Welch
Drammond Masonic Hall
Pharmacy
WM. A. Lambert
Nassau Street
N. Yi
Prone
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