Short Items of Interest
Mrs A E Old of North road spent Sunday with friends at Ridgewood. Miss Madeline Montague of Grant avenue visited Brooklyn friends. Mrs William A Johnston of Highfield lane visited New York. Miss Staples of Boston guests of Mr and Mrs Charles B Royce of Grant avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Old
North Road
Ridgewood
Madeline Montague
Grant Avenue
Brooklyn
William A. Johnston
Highfield Lane
New York
Miss Staples
Boston
Charles B. Royce
William F. Dabney
Durant Place
William Harris Arnold
Whitford Avenue
Charles S. Tourston
Huntington, L. I
Mr. Baring Wells
Alred Edey
Isabel Boynton
Pierre Pearsail Lahens
Nutley Avenue
Lena Thompson
Lars J. Pettersen
Chestnut Street
Charles H. Eggers
Nutley
J. A. Wilson
Mr. Raymond
Keiser
Lehigh University
Janet 8. Blair
Newark
William D. Bell
Natey Terrace
Rising Mt Zion Baptist Church Service Times
Rising Mt Zion Baptist Church announces Sunday morning worship at 11 o clock Sunday School at 2 30 p m missionary service at 8 o clock and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 p m led by pastor Rev S R Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Rev
S. R. Fitzgerald
Former Nutley Woman Dies in Newark Hospital
Abbie V. Ritchie 45 died after a three week illness at James Hospital Newark. A Nutley resident for seventeen years, born Irvington on Hudson, she is survived by husband Thomas H. Ritchie, a son Abbott, father William L. Vanderzee and brother Walter. Funeral services were held and the body cremated at Rosehill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie V. Ritchie
Thomas H. Ritchie
High Street
James’ Hospital
Newark
Ritchie
Nutley
Irvington-on-Hudson
Jersey City
Wiliam L. Vanderzee
Abbott
Walter
Rosehill Cemetery
Trouble Ahead for Stray Dogs
Arrangements are in place for a town dog pound and a catcher to operate next week. Henry Forbell of Newark has contracted to remove strays. The pound sits in William Queeman’s barn on Chestnut Street opposite the Post Office. Dogs found will be held only forty eight hours before chloroform disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Forbell
Orange Street
Newark
William Queeman
Chestnut Street
Fortnightly Club Hosts Whist and Euchre Prizes
A Fortnightly Club event Friday night awarded prizes in euchre and progressive bridge. Euchre winners include Miss Mary Reilly and many others. bridge victors feature Arthur R. Carr, F. Arthur Wellman, and several prize recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reilly
William Huselton
C. D. Sargent
Emma Beatus
J. H. Epworth
O'Reilly
Curtis Wigg
A. CG. Fox
Banta
Edward Bernard
Ethel Abbott
Floriet
William 5. Wallace
G. R. Boyce
Irving J. Mack
Frederick McCarthy
Bridge
Arthur R. Carr
F. Arthur Wellman
M. L Lewis
W. B. Saunders, Jr
J. P. Huntting
Albert Ayers
C. M. Saunders
Florence Volka
Ethel Thom
E. C. Miller
Second Ward Association elects officers for year
The Second Ward Association held a meeting at Masonic Hall rear Tuesday night and elected officers for the year. President A R Taylor. first vice president J L Miller. second vice president H D Finn. treasurer A E Marquardt. recording secretary E A Dunkem. corresponding secretary H A Herbert. board of directors M L Lewis Samuel Silverburg L P Taylor B Vroom Thomas Clements James A Edgerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward Association
Masonic Hall
A. R. Taylor
J. L. Miller
A. E. Marquardt
E. A. Dunkem
H. A Herbert
M. L. Lewis
Samuel Silverburg
L. P. Taylor
B. Vroom
Thomas Clements
James A. Edgerton
Nutley Bridge Club Hosts Midweek Session
The Nutley Wednesday Bridge Whist Club met at Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb's Grant avenue home this week. Prize winners were Mrs. George W. Gladwin, Mrs. Joseph G. Williams and Mrs. Charles Thurston, with many local members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Wednesday Bridge
Joseph G. Lamb
Grant Avenue
George W. Gladwin
Joseph G. Williams
Charles $. Thurston
Howard Edgar
Newark
Anthony Cbd. Usina
Edward P. Montague
Sumner W. White
Misa
Kate C. Lambert
J. Andrew
Homecoming Reception For Mr And Mrs Meredith At Prospect Street
A reception hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the Vincent M E Church welcomed Mr and Mrs Albert B Meredith back from Newark Monday night at their Prospect street home. Rev W L Hoagland gave an address of welcome and Mrs J Percy Laffin led the committee presenting Mrs Meredith a bouquet of roses. A musical program followed with solos by Mrs A B Davis and Mrs Hoagland a recitation by Mrs Charles Vroom a musical reading by Mrs Herbert Lewis and a sextet with Mrs Hoagland Mrs Davis Mrs Lewis Mrs A C Rutan Mrs Thomas S Brown and Mrs J D Little. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Meredith
Prospect Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Vincent M. E. Church
Meredith
Newark
W. L. Hoagland
J. Percy Laffin
A. B. Davis
Hoagland
Charles Vroom
Herbert Lewis
W. Blanchard
Davis
Lewis
A.C. Rutan
Thomas 5. Brown
J. D. Little
Post Baseball Scores Nightly At Chestnut Street Pharmacy
William J. Lee arranges full nightly returns of all baseball games posted in his Chestnut street and Franklin avenue pharmacy. The feature proved popular last year and aims for quick, accurate results. AYM lobby sign prompts mothers letters from sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Lee
Chestnut Street
Franklin Avenue
Mr. Lee
Masonic Hall Rebuilding Plans Weighed After Fire
Blueprints for a new Masonic Hall at Franklin avenue and High street show a three story design with a ground floor of three storefronts. Ground floor alterations undecided. At stockholders meeting directors were reelected: Howe ONeill Lambert Faith Bird Ritchie Veeeland Thatcher. Thomas C. King filled W L Sergeant’s vacancy. Howe named president, Lambert vice president, O Neil secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Franklin Avenue
High Street
John Howe
Thomas J. O’neil
William A. Lambert
Ernest E Faith
Samuel Bird, Jr
Thomas H. Ritchie
J. M. Veeeland
L. M. Thatcher
Thomas C. King
W. L. Sergeant
Thomas J. O'Neil
Third Ward Association Plans Annual Meeting in Chestnut Street
The Third Ward Association will hold its first annual meeting on Tuesday May 9 at Nutley School Chestnut street. Election of officers is the main business with nominees including James Gilmore for president Dr Thomas Be Satterthwaite for first vice president Rev Father W L Cunningham Sumner W White Frederic C New Hazid C Conk ling W A Johnston. Directors for three years are J R Kings land Theodore Rauch C W Boynton James R Hay. Two year directors are F X McCabe H M Libby and one year directors W H Mitchell Frank P Barr Donald MacMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward Association
Nutley
Chestnut Street
James Gilmore
Thomas BE. Satterthwaite
Father W. L. Cunningham
Sumner W. White
Frederic C. New
Hazid C. Conkling
Money Talks and Blood Will Tell Said in Verse
A dialogue from the Toledo Blade features Person A declaring marriage to money and Person B vowing marriage to blood. The exchange ends with A noting money talks and blood will tell, reflecting a cynical view on values in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Nutley Fire Alarm System Locations and Special Boxes
Fire department notes list locations of alarm boxes and special boxes in Nutley. Areas named include Yantacaw Av, Avondale, Franklin Hose Co., Kingsland Rd, Kenzel Ave, Prospect St, Hawthorne Ave, High St, Bloomfield Ave, Passaic Ave, Chestnut St, Brookfield Ave, Centre St, Harrison St, Lobsitz Mill, Franklin Ave intersections, Oak Crest Place, K Ray Factory, Cathedral Ave, Glendale St, Avondale Road, Walnut St, Miller St. The list covers numerous intersections and headquarters at Franklin Ave and Chestnut St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yantacaw
Avondale
Franklin Hose Co
Kingsland Rd
Kenzel Ave
Prospect St
Hawthorne Ave
High St
Bloomfield Ave
Passaic Av
Highfield Lane
Satterthwaite Ave
North Road
Grant and Whitford
Chestnut St
Franklin Av
Franklin
Vreeland
Oak Crest Place
Franklin Ave
Kingsland St
K-Ray
High St. Cathedral
Glendale St
Avondale Road
Walnut St
Passaic Ave
Centre St
Miller St
Erie Time Table December 18 1910 to New York
Timetable listing morning and evening departures from West Nutley Nutley Highfield Av Avondale Walnut St and Chambers St New York to Nutley and return with multiple daily trains including Sunday and Saturday services and special notes for morning and late evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Nutley
Hillside Avenue
Nutley
Highfield Lane
A. m
Avondale
Walnut St
Chambers Street
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E. J. Bunninghaus
Atlantic City
Fred Dana Marsh
Passaic Avenue
Siasconset, Mass
Mer
Mrs. T. D. Tennant
Hampton Place
Corning, N. Y
William Stewart
The
Reformed Church
W. Jf. Moore
Greensboro, Pa
J. D. DeWitt
Kingland Street
R. Kingsland Hay
Rutgers Place
Utica
New York State
William J. Kinsley
Patchodge
L. i
Somerville
N. J
Lucy Lee Perin
Washington, DB. C
Henry G. Prout
N. B. Hersloff
Maple Place
Olid Point Comfort, Va
Louis Hauser
Justine Kozelow
Mrs. Griffith
Columbia Building
Highfeld Lane
Beatrice Lyfford
Montclair
Joseph Baich Williams
Naien Place
Frank Shields
Thomas McGrath
Walnut Street
Alfred D. Hahn
Wayne Place
Frank Seguine
Ruth Seguine
Metucheon
M. F. Gullard
Trenton State Home For Girls
Wright Sutcliffe
W. G. Griffith
Benjamin Parish
Philadelphia
James R. Hay
Bond Stow
William J. Kinsey
Sunny
Joseph Lamb
New Orleans
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Orange
Texas
Newark Hospital
Arte A Arts
Henry T. Lefferts
Passaic and
Nutley Aves, Nutley, N. J
Welch
James Crammond
Mrs
M. C.A
Spokane
Miss Ann Teek
Miss Papprey
Nutley Fire
Bloomfield Av
Harrison St
Mt. View Av
Vreeland Avenue
Ness
Vidor
Vidtor
Fort
the Berdan Furniture CO
Main AV
Washington PL
Passaic
Erie
Matinee
Dorothy Palmer
New
Fray
Leonard
Hayes & Robinson
Nutley,n
Lemberg & Cohen
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