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Local residents travel and social notes list trips to Cleveland Savannah Cuba and New York. Illnesses, visits, and hospital recoveries are noted along with church events and a cake sale at the Reform Church.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1911
Page
5
Local residents travel and social notes list trips to Cleveland Savannah Cuba and New York. Illnesses, visits, and hospital recoveries are noted along with church events and a cake sale at the Reform Church.
Grace Church will hold a service at 1 a m tomorrow conducted by Rev W H Watts from Paterson. Sunday school is scheduled for 9 45 am.
Park Sisters, noted cornetists, will assist at Vincent Methodist Church with three numbers including A Dream of Paradise and Come Jesus Redeemer. Eleven year old Walter Laurence, a soloist from All Angels Church, wowed a full venue with Save Me God, while Rev. W L Hoagland preaches on The Greatness of Service and The New and Wonderful Teaching of Jesus About Worship. Epworth League 7 pm. Sunday school 9 45 am. Wednesday prayer meeting led by Men's Association. Von Tilzer
Percentages of attendance for boys and girls in each grade from High School to Kindergarten for October are listed. The figures detail the month’s attendance rates across all grades.
Dobson's Star Minstrels including Thomas Dobson James Marr George Glading W J McKenna Bert Boyce and the Great Irving have been engaged by Nutley Council No 286 Jr O I A M for a minstrel show Cotton Blossoms to be given Thursday night in Town Hall Auditorium. After the show musical acts comedy and legerdemain will be given and the Knickerbocker quartet will sing.
Special services at St. Pauls Church mark the dedication of a new organ with a 25 voice choir. Newark tenor Williams sings, Clarence Jenkins plays, Rev. William Rice preaches at 12 oclock, and Rev. H J Condit discusses Gods Message to Men Through Music in the evening. Young Peoples meeting at 7 p.m. themes The Completion of Character. Sunday School at 945 a.m.
The Fortnightly Club held an apron and necktie dance Thursday night at the club house on Franklin Avenue. The group tomorrow announces an evening at cams for November 23 and an annual cotillion on Thanksgiving Eve, November 28.
The Rev. Douglas Matthews, new Grace Church rector, is due in Nutley early next week and will reside at the rectory on Highfield Lane. Born in New Orleans on December 7, 1874, he graduates from the University of the South in 1898 and the General Theological Seminary in 1900. He comes from Zion Church, Rome, N Y, where he served eight years, after earlier posts in Palatka Florida and Jersey Shore Pennsylvania. He is described as a hard worker and approachable, with plans to lead Grace Church to renewed activity. He will preach at 11 o clock on Sunday November 19.
An organ recital Wednesday at St Pauls Congregational marked the opening of a newly installed instrument. Reginald M. McAll of the Church of the Covenant New York led a program featuring Meyerbeer Coronation March DuBois In Paradisium Rubinstien Melody in F Guilmant Melody in G Horewski Chanson de Mai and Mendelssohn Spring Song. A brief talk on organ mechanics and hymn singing followed. Accompanied by Frances O Rourke soprano and Franklin H Bishop the event drew praise for tone and churchly qualities.
The Church of the Holy Family on Harrison street will be dedicated on Sunday November 19. Rev Father Smith of Belleville and Rev Father Nordetti of Bloomfield will assist Rector Rev Alfonso DeSantelo in the services. Other clergymen are expected to attend.
Fire company teams from Avondale West Nutley Franklin and Fantacaw vie at Central Bowling Alleys. Avondale Hose Co won both games while West Nutley took two wins and one loss Franklin won one game and Fantacaw dropped two of three. The first Avondale Yantacaw Engine Co. game tied as scores listed show Avondale posting strong totals.
The Army-Navy football team was drubbed by Belleville YMCA on the Park Grounds with a 16 to 0 score. Eddie Dorch and Peters were knocked out, Dorch suffering kidney impact and two days of bed rest. Faust Burnside and Chandler led scoring for Belleville with two Burnside touchdowns and a Faust score and goal. The game featured fast plays and scrimmage, referee Smith of YMA. Time of quarters 12 minutes 4 seconds.
The North Woods football team defeated Newark Academy’s fourth squad on the Academy grounds in Newark on Election Day morning by 5 to 0. Nutley players Ferris Whitney Michaels Pratt Gledhill Dorr Howe O Neill Scorso Malmar E Elliot and R Elliot led the hotly contested game.
The Vincent Men’s Association holds a monthly meeting at the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church lecture room on Monday evening the 13th. Twenty names are to be proposed for membership. A noted speaker will lead a discussion on good government topics. All men and youths are cordially invited.
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