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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
5
The column lists residents visiting or visiting from towns such as Summit Morristown Newark London New York and Valley Falls N Y. It mentions social events at clubs and homes including dances birthday parties and dinners with names like Henry Goodrich John Howe Walter Vanderzen Louis Milne and Alfred Seaman among others.
A gate reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Ayers at their Sylvan place home celebrated their daughter Miss Gladys. The evening featured games and music with pink table decorations and a birthday con with guests including Louise Nichols, Raymond Yarg, Joseph O’Neil, Evangeline Roe, Milton Ayers, and Walter Van Wart among others from Nutley and Jersey City.
The Nutley High School boys team, managed by Chester Fran, releases a season timetable with games against Alumnal Montclair Normal Clifton Trinity Chapel Hackensack Glen Ridge South Orange Belleville Orange New Brunswick and others. Home and away dates vary with matches at Nutley Clifton Glen Ridge S Orange Belleville and Nutley venues.
Correspondence Papers for men and women Dornock Linen finest grade Bure white linen finish paper with high cut envelopes. The Box St. Regis Linen 72 sheets and 50 envelopes food quality linen Gaish paper in neat package.
Tomorrow at 1 o'clock Rev Milton T Stauffer will preach The Trials of Faith at Nutley Reformed Church. A second sermon The Ledeal of Prayer follows Sunday morning. Evening service at 745 features Christian Friendship. Sunday School at 945. Mrs G W English will sing Holy City at the morning service. Friday Nov 24 the church choir with outside talent will give a concert open to all.
Rev Henry J Condit delivers The Mission of the Seventy at 11 o clock Sunday morning with The Unknown God as the evening topic. The Young People meet at 7 pm on Sunday with Character An Interpreter of Truth. Sunday School at 945 am. A 20 voice choir to repeat last Sundays dedication program with Clarence Jenkins as organist performing before and after services.
The Men's Association of the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church will host a chess tournament organized by president Jabez T. Zarrrow. Members, prompted by W Hinckley Mitchell, were asked to submit names. the event may use a committee room with small Sunday school tables for play.
Firemen's bowling event at Central Hall on Monday night saw Yantacaw Engine Co. climb to second place after a key win over last week's leader. Individual averages show high scores for Weischedel, Kimball, Van Riper, and Ormsbee among others from Avondale Franklin Yantacaw and West Nutley clubs.
Dr. Thomas N. Gray of Orange led a meeting under the Woman's Public School Auxiliary to form a state Sanitary Association to combat the social evil. He was elected secretary and treasurer as an organizer of the Trenton association formed Thursday to fight the issue.
Henry Byrd Prout of Stockton place Nutley married Eloise D. Willett of Elizabeth at five PM Thursday in the Second Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev E B Cobb with Mrs Davis as matron of honor and Miss Orcutt as maid of honor, bridesmaids in pink. Best man was Glover Perrin Prout. ushers included Pierrpont Davis and others from Nutley and Elizabeth. A reception followed at the Willett residence with chrysanthemum decorations. couple to reside at 440 Jefferson Avenue Elizabeth after a South vacation.
The article notes George L. Record offering no remarks on the election outcome with the line I have nothing to say What's the use The piece highlights his past talkative persona and suggests a sudden reserve signals strong disgust as cited by the Newark Morning Star.
Max Sellexrin of 12 Monroe Street Passaic paid a $2.50 fine from Recorder Page for driving without a light. He was arrested Wednesday night by Patrolman George Maliza.
The Proctor's Newark Fork Place Theatre hosts a vaudeville act titled A Night in an English Music Hall during the week starting Monday November 20. Alf Grant and his team promise fast pace and humor with a lively performance aimed to surprise and entertain.
Mrs Easton Shaw concluded a several week reading series at her home on Wednesday afternoon with selections from various authors themed The Seven Ages of Woman. A social hour followed.
Nutley Town Council invites sealed proposals for a six inch water main extension on Bloomfield Avenue between Centre Street and Harrison Street. Bids due by 8 pm Wednesday November 22 at Council Chambers Nutley New Jersey. Plans available for examination at Town Hall or Abijah C. Fox New York City office. Bond of $50 required with bid.
Fragmentary plea about honesty and reliability in service work. The writer requests trust, stating examinations are free and urging quality in incidental tasks. The message blends assurances with a personal appeal to recommend trusted colleagues.
E. W. Todd of 235 reports a dowbt arm injury after an incident Friday night. A specialist reportedly set the member with medical care following the event.
Fragmentary report mentions Clifford Place on Seventh Avondale involved in a Gran charge before Rec or night. References Beatrice, age year old, of 182 Grestaut street.
Park School Libra next week from noon and from seven o clock at night. George 5 overtg and director of mudi tional Jube Memorial N J will accept certificates musicales etc coached and directed correctly taught. Foy lar s address No 15 H Nutley or Gunther's street Newark Voicy kind. Gall or writ 419 Bloomfield av street. Widow wants and wanted white and laundress, git maid and waitress. Avenue. WANTED A BOY butcher shop Api 182 Chestnut street. ROOMS TO LET L or single rooms exposure steam heat excellent table board avenue. Telephone! TORENT LARGE southern expos children select neig to train and trolley by Sun office.
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