Short Items of Interest in Nutley and Nearby
A parade of social visits and travels fills Nutley notices. Mrs. Francis Bennett hosts a Bmail dance. Mrs. Francia Bedford visits Mrs. Alexander Carleton. Allan Ames attends a peace conference in Lake Mohonk as an Associated Press representative. many residents travel to Atlantic City, Catskills, Bermuda, and Long Island. Several guests arrive from Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, New York, and Florida, with birthdays and homecomings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Bedford
Brooklyn
Alexander Carleton
Nutley Avenue
Allan P. Ames
Grant Avenue
Lake Mohank
Mr. Ames
Associated Press
Avonale Suggests Erie Posters on Coach Windows
A reader signs as Avon dale in May 1914 letter to The Sun editors proposing Erie posters on coach windows to save paint and scenic artists costs, raise revenue to offset a rate hike, and reduce billboard use while avoiding window nailing to keep commuters from being blocked by cinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Erie
Avondale
Co-Ed Fund Growth for Rutgers Endowment
Pledges to Rutgers endowment rise with gifts from Mrs. G. R. Livingston Mrs. Q. H. Krueger Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ward Dr. G. W. Mead W. H. Parry W. H. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Puleford H. T. Dakin and others. Subscriptions are being received by Mrs. J. D. Little and colleagues at The San office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers
G. R. Livingston
Q. H. Krueger
W. A. Ward
G. W. Mead
W. HW. Parry
W. H. Mitchell
Ernest Puleford
H. T. Dakin
J. D., Little
H. G.prout
H. M. Libby
P. A. Prior
W. J. Kinnley
San
Junior Mission Band Ends Summer Season
The Junior Mission Band of St. Paul’s Church plans a final meeting Thursday afternoon after school. A short service will be in the Sunday School rooms, then a social in the basement. Only society members may attend. The band has forty nine members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Weekend Guests At Fall River Family Homes
Spending a week with Mr and Mrs Courtlandt J Van Winkle of Franklin Avenue Mrs C Williams of New York formerly Nutley was the guest of Mrs F J Bennett of Whitford Avenue over the weekend Mr Willard Emmons of Chestnut Street is home from a trip to Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Lindstrom
High Street
Catskill] Mountains
Qutbridge
Sunnytends
Bermuda
William D. Bell
Terrace Avenue
Jana Rogers
Bristol, Fla
Philip J. Young
Grant Avenue
Lina Grant
New York
Constance Williams
Nairn Place
Edward Jordan
Rutherford
H. Dorr
Satterthwaite Avenue
Harold’ ‘Towel
L. 5S. Thurston
Grant, Avenue
Sargeant Bouvier
Nutley Avenue
Islip
Long Island
Emily Ritch
Virginia Dorr
Clarence W. Chandler
William Smith
Cathedral Avenue
Greenwood Lake
Thomas Furgeson
Tassaic
Chestnut Street
Mr. Courtlandt J. van Winkle
Franklin Avenue
C. Williams
Nutley
F. J. Bennett
Whitford Avenue
Williard Emmons
Pennsylvania
Henry T. Lefferts Passaic and Rutile Avenues
Passage notes Henry T. Lefferts of Passaic and Nutley related to avenues with contact PHOME 890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenues
Nutley
Milton Ayers wins high jump at St Johns Preparatory Brooklyn meet
Milton Ayers the high jumper of Notley High School won first place at the St Johns Preparatory School indoor meet in Brooklyn clearing 5 feet T inches. Alexander Brewster placed fourth in the 220 yard hurdles as Notley total rose to six points, ranking 22d among 35 metropolitan schools. The Nutley track team heads to Rutgers Prep in New Brunswick this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ayers
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Ayers
Alexander Brewster
Notley
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Tirnstee Kinsley
Miss Gould
Howard Ferris
Reginald Holt
Wilfred Lindstrom
Alexander Robertson
Edward Assmus
William Simmons
North Haledon
Park Oval
Glen Ridge High School
Robertson
Neil van Riper
Armstrong
Glen’Ridge
Nutley Club
Colored congregation to raise 200 for Zion Church
A fundraising event at Rising Mt Zion Baptist Church, Harrison Street, aims to collect 200 for the church fund. The day includes preaching at 11 by Rev. H. R. Fitzgerald and at 3 by Rev. E. D Crawley, with Thea Young People’s Union at 7 and a sacred concert at 8 led by Mrs. Dora Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Harrison Street
R. Fitzgerald
E. D Crawley
Asbury Park
Thea
All Around on the Diamond with the Future Leaguers
The Arrowa beat the Speedways 7 to 5 in Irving. Paxton and Kirk starred for the Arrowa. This morning they face the Colored Giants and the Alphas in Belleville, then the Wailington Crescenta at Wallington. Grammar School beat Rutherford 4 to 3 at Rutherford yesterday afternoon. Spatz and Williams backed Nutley. Tuesday they meet St. Peter’s at Belleville. Sewanees beat Mercury A. C. 6 to 5 at Park Oval. Journeys to Irvington to meet Cleveland A FC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowa
Irvington
Paxton
Kirk
Colored Giants
Park Oval
Alphas
Belleville
Wailington Crescenta
Wallington
Grammar School
Rutherford
Herron
Spatz
Williams
Nutley
St. Peter’s
Bloomfield Grammar
Sewanees
Mercury A. C
Newark
Searse
Sargeant
Loecala
Cleveland A,fc
Sinking Fund Commission Appointment and Budget Actions
Joseph D. Little was named to the Sinking Fund Commission for three years by the Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Carr postponed bid receipts to June. Commissioner Lefferts was authorized to borrow $6,000 from the Bank of Nutley for current expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Little
Sinking Fund Commission
Board of Commissioners
Carr
Lefferts
Bank of Nutley
Missionary Society Meeting at St Pauls Church
The Ladies Missionary Society of St Pauls Church will gather for a June meeting at Mrs Thomas Clements home 70 Hillside avenue. The session opens Wednesday at 1 PM with discussion on Romance and Realism in the Southland and Children of the Strangers Within Our Gates led by Mrs R M Atchison of Terrace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary’ Society of
Summit Herald Publishes Attractive Town Supplement
The Summit Herald issued a magazine-size supplement edited by John W. Cuft featuring photographs of the town’s residences and prominent men. Printed in art brown on plate paper, it’s hailed as the section’s best effort in some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Herald
John W. Cuft
Will Sell Pies and Things At Hawthorne Sale
A sale of homemade bread cake pastry and candy will be held next Saturday at the home of Mrs H E Holt Hawthorne avenue by the flower guild of the Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Holt
Hawthorne Avenue
Flower Guild of the Reformed Church
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Francis
Bennett
Gladys Ayres
Sylvan Place
Joseph H. Busby
Florida
Herbert D. Cone
Pittsburgh
G. B. Philhower
Charles P. Brookshank
Richwood
W. Va
Dean Welch
Emory Dabney
Durant Place
St. Mary's School
Raleigh, N. C
A. ¥. Leaman
North Road
Atlantic City
J. R. Kingsland
Highfield Lane
Elizabeth Hay
Point O’ Woods
Edward Finn
Perk Avenue
James C. Bolger
R. Kingsland Hay
Catskills
Marie A. Feary
Robert E Peary
Emil Diehiach
Burnett Place
William Longfelder
Hidgfield Lane
Oklahoma
LeRoy Wood
A. Corwin Rutan
Brookway
Wallace Hross
Bay Ridge
Kingaland Street
Thomas J. Oneil
Brookfield Avenue
Valley Falls
N.Y
Charles Judels
Kingsland Street
San Francisco
John B. Whormy
Trenton
Bruskin General Store
Franklin Ave
James Drammond
Cor. High St
Crummold
Optometrist
Optician
Froemel & Riehl
William Bigelow
Henry T. Lefferts
the High School
Roberta Saunders
Edna Witbeck
Myra Langfelder
Hortense Staats
South Orange
Fother
Bloomfield
Zion Church
Wickham House
NEW Sinking Fund Commissioner
the Berdan Furniture Co
Main Ave
Washington, Pl
Passaic, N. J
Philip E. Heery
Broad Street
N. J
R.R
Max Zitzmann
Stager
Newark i
Ceder Street
Cor, Halsey
Newark, N. J
Guthrie
Highfield
Nutley Station
Lisette French Dyeing and Cleamond Company
Columbia Building
Hone
Public Service Electric ‘ Company
Hillside
Vreeland Avenues
Hillside Avenue
Barr Brothers
Mrs. Welch
A. D. Usina
Hl. J. Waltjen
Edward Dillon
St. Clair . Hitchcock
P.P. Lehens
George. Walcott
F. ‘C. ‘Garrison
New Street
Hahne & Co
Nutle Central ‘Hotel
Nutley, N
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