Nutley Day by Day Highlights Local Happenings
The Nutley community reports on local affairs including 50 years at Masonic Hall Pharmacy, Morris Canal navigation prep, Nutley A C versus Westinghouse Base Ball Club, and a 48 sheet cloth weave note paper sale. Word also comes of jurors for two weeks, Board of Education meeting on the 23d, LadiesFriday Afternoon Club season finale, Nutley Field Club tennis prep, Walsh's Ice Cream at J A Buhler, and William J Kinsley serving as handwriting expert in Buffalo trial of Alonzo J Whiteman.
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Morris Canal
Nutley A. C
Westinghouse
Masonic Hall Pharmacy
William J. Kinsley
Buffalo
N. Y
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Whiteman
Duluth
Mion
Annual Meeting of Nutley Exempt Wiremen’s Association
Nutley Exempt Wiremen’s Association held its annual election in the Yantacan Chemical Engine Company rooms. Officers elected include President H A Connally and Vice President J E Cornell. Delegates to Relief Convention named along with a Ways and Means Committee to plan next year’s entertainment for the State Firemen’s Relief Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Exempt Wiremen’s Association
Yantacan Chemical Engine Company
H A. Connally
J. E Cornell
J. D. Donaldson
A. H. van Riper
J. H. van Winkle
Ph. F. Guthrie
A. Blum
H. Knabb
Ways and
State Firemen’s Relief Association
Nutley
Messrs
R. W. Booth
Dr. van Riper
A. Blam
Chief Stager
J.D. Donaldson
H. Knabb, Jr
R. Motfitt
C. M. Hillyer
J. E. Cornell
Public School Exhibit Draws Large Parent Interest
The exhibit of public school children’s work was held at Yantacaw School on Thursday and at Park School Park Hall School and Church Street School on Friday. Parents and friends visited in great numbers and also toured classrooms to see daily school work.
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Yantacaw
Park School
Park Hall School
Church Street School
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company to Exhibit Tonight in City
Sterling's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company plans an afternoon street parade near Franklin Avenue and Chestnut Street. A drama of comcluded excellence will be offered at modest prices with tickets available at 7.15 o'clock.
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Sterling
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company
Franklin Avenue
Chestnut Street
Death of Local Carpenter Vreeland Passes at 89
William J. Vreeland died at his home at the corner of Vreeland and Hillside avenues after a long illness. He would have reached ninety soon and spent his life here as a carpenter and shipbuilder with Joralemon Shipbuilding Company. He gave land for the West Nutley Station site and leaves a son Webster J. Vreeland of Orange and three daughters Mrs. J. M. Crowley of Pasadena California Mrs Newton Jack and Miss Margaretta Vreeland of Nutley. Funeral was held at his residence Friday afternoon.
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William J. Vreelland
Vreeland
Hillside Avenues
Joralemon Shipbuilding Company
West Nutley Station
Wabster J. Vreeland
Orange
J. M. Crowley
Two Manos Tourney Continues On Schedule
The two manos tournament alternating at Masonic and Fortnightly alleys on Friday and Tuesday nights proceeds as planned. Contestants listed by team number include 1 Conger Lambert, 2 Carman Wiley, 3 Read Wassall, 4 C Blum Weischeder, 6 J Blum S Bluar, 6 Kirkeby Leyser, 7 Ormsbee Brass, 8 Rusby Zitzmann, 9 Match Post, 10 Wright Oliver, 11 J M Davis S S Davis Novo, 12 Ritchie Dord.
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Conger-Lambert
Carman- Wiley
S.S. Davis
Novo
Ritchie-Dord
J. Wiley
J. Lobbert Bent Yee Essen
Kempton Royal Arcanum to Debate Steam Power Statement
The regular Kempton Council meeting of the Royal Arcanum will convene Monday evening May 22 at Masonic Hall Franklin Avenue and High Street. After business a debate is planned on the resolution That Steam Power Has Done More To Advance Civilization Than Any Other Agency. Ten members have trained for the debate and a lively time is promised.
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Kempton Council
Royal Arcanum
Masonic Hall
Franklin Avenue
High Street
Essence of Rennin Jacket Delightedly Priced
A brief note praises Essence of Rennin jacket for its flavor and ease of use at a small cost. It cites a 25 cent price from Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
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Masonic Hall Pharmacy
Nutley School Funding Vote Defeated by Narrow Margin
In Nutley the Friday night meeting at the Auditorium rejected an appropriation to expand town schools by 261 to 189. The defeat reflected mixed motives with supporters of Avondale and Park proposals and opponents from multiple wards, amid a tense local debate on taxes and education.
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Board of Education
Third Ward
G. A. Hill
Frederic Clements
C. D. Sargent
G. W. Symonds
Nutley
Otto M Mer
Henry W. Goodrich
Avondale
Samuel Silverburg
Arthur Stager
Halsey Sergeant
John Mutch
W. J. Kinsley
Washington H. Page
Park School
William A. Parry Esq
Nutley Fire Department Inspection and Parade May 30 1905
Nutley hosts an inspection of the Fire Department at Town Hall nine o'clock Tuesday morning May 30 1905 followed by a parade. Participants include Town Council Fire Commissioners Ex Chiefs Exempt Association Masonic Order Royal Arcanum Knights of Pythias Knights of Honor Jr Order of American Mechanics Veterans Association and local business wagons. The parade route runs through Chestnut Passaic Av Walnut Grant Whitford Highfield and Prospect streets ending back at Headquarters. Doctors Band to provide music. Arthur Stager Chief Ernest G Whischeidel Secretary.
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Anvodl
Nutley Fire Department
Town Hall
Chestnut
Rim Streets
Masonic Order
Royal Arcanum
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Honor, Jr
Order of American Mechanics
Veterans Association
Chestnut Street
Passaic Avenue
Avondale Road
Walnut Street
Grant Avenue
Whitford Avenue
Highfield Lane
Brookfield Avenue
Franklin Avenue
High Street
Prospect Street
Vreeland Avenue
Hillside Avenue
William Street
Elm Street
Doctor's Band
Arthur Stager
Ernest G. Whischedel
Nutley Residents Seek New School In Eastern Section
At the next Board of Education meeting on Tuesday the 28th inst, residents of Nutley's eastern section will present a petition asking that a new school be erected in that area.
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Board of Education
Lids
Nutley
Prospect Heights
W Station
Nutley Realty Company
Memorial Day Exercises in Nutley 1905
Memorial Day services will honor Civil War fallen on May 30 in Nutley. Officials and organizations invited to participate. disabled veterans will have carriages. Parade line forms at Nutley Park at 2 p.m. sharp. Organizations to report details beforehand. S. P. Vreeland, Marshal. Nutley, May 15, 1905.
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Nutley
Nutley Park
Wil
S. P. Vreeland
Nutsey
Nutley Firemen Honor Humphrey State Secretary
Nutley Firemen's Relief Association delegates from Nutley attended in Tentoon on Wednesday led by A Blum R Morffitt H Knabb Jr B T Humphrey and J D Donaldson Chief Stager spoke for the Nutley Fire Department. E B Humphrey was elected state secretary and Nutley will host next year's annual meeting.
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Nutley Firemen’s Relief. Association
Tenton
Messrs. A. Blum
R. Morffitt
H. Knabb, Jr
B. T. Humphrey
J. D. Donaldson
Stager
Nutley Fire Department
Nutley Firemen
E B. T. Humphrey
Nutley
Wickham House Opens on Franklin Ave for Guests
The new Wickham house on Franklin avenue near Vreeland avenue opens for transient and permanent guests offering table board as a specialty.
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Wickham
Franklin Avenue
Vreeland Avenue
Nutley Improvement Society Concert Promises Fine Music
On Saturday evening May 27 the Nutley Improvement Society will host a concert of exceptional interest. Singers will come from New York with a Mendsdelssohn Glee Club quartet joining. Tickets cost seventy five cents as townspeople show support for quality music in the season.
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Nutley Improvement: Society
New York
Mendelssohn “Glee Club
Geason
Ite
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Dandroff
Henry Heller
Stephen P. Vreeland
County Court House
Nutley Field Club
Tennis Place
Uncle Tom
J. Vreeland
Ww. L
Weed
Seanennes
Eure
Fate
Aan Eeeres
The
City Hall
Ais M'way
Pittston
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
West Nutley, N. J
Cipo
P.F. Guthrie Hiesimp
Nutley, New Jersey
James Crammond
Pharmacy
Woodruff
Newton Woodruff
Broad Street
Newark, N. J
Church St
N. J. A. Matters
W. Nutley
N. de
New ‘York
Erie Railroad
New York City
New
Herald. Square
Wm.a. Lambert
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