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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1911
Page
5
The Nutley column lists a flurry of residents traveling to Maine New York Montreal Colorado Springs Gettysburg and more. Many return home from summer trips to Greenwood Lake Worth Hatley Vermont and other spots.
Mrs. Elfen Dinneen a 59 year old resident of Nutley died at her Centre street home Wednesday night after a short illness. Heart failure followed a paralytic stroke. She was born in Ireland and moved to the United States about 28 years ago. Survived by her husband who died near the time of arrival, one son Daniel J. Dinneen and four daughters Nora Katharine Julia and Mrs H Fred Banta. Funeral services will be said at St Marys Roman Catholic Church with a requiem mass by Rev William L Cunningham. Interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery Bloomfield.
The case of Chester Clarke charged with disorderly conduct was set for Monday in Nutley but postponed indefinitely at the defense counsel Frank McDermott’s request after Mrs McDermott broke her leg in an accident. A 36 member jury panel had been summoned. the last Nutley jury trial dated back years prior to incorporation with Judge Post presiding.
The Holy Name Society of St Marys Church will join the Essex County societies parade Sunday in Newark. The local group assembles at 12 30 at St Marys Hall and marches to Big Tres where trolley cars will transport them to Newark with Domenick A Walsh leading and Doctor's Band accompanying the marchers.
Nutley residents are urged to use the Park School library directed by an experienced librarian. It is open daily from 1 to 5 PM with Sundays and holidays excepted.
A group of Nutley women visited Ridgewood yesterday afternoon for a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Henry J. Waltjens. Guests included Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb, Mrs. William F. Dabney, Mrs. George B. Philhower, Mrs. Gillingham, Mrs. A D Usina, Mrs. P P Lakens, Mrs. Monroe, Miss Kate C Lambert, and Mrs. Guy J Edwards.
Kingsland street extension of the electric light system is planned from Passaic avenue to the Kingsland mansion owned by D. J. McGinty. McGinty, who has worked a year on the project, expresses strong satisfaction with the results.
Grace Episcopal Church announces that Rev Edward A Evans of New York will preach tomorrow morning at the church. Local readers are invited to attend the service and hear the visiting preacher.
Mrs. W. H. Gardener hosted the Friday Afternoon Club with a Milan theme. Members discussed The Architecture of Milan and The Brera Gallery while Lippo Lipot notes were read and a Brera Gallery paper was presented. A Chicago letter thanked the club for a picture.
A bridge event to aid the Nutley Field Club will be held Monday afternoon October 16 at 2 30 in the club house. Wives of the governors organize the affair with Mrs Josep G Lamb as chair. Proceeds fund interior decorations. tickets are sold by Mrs J G Lamb Mrs H Ms Libby Mrs P P Lakens Mrs W J Kinsley Mrs Benjamin Hurd and Mrs R T Newton.
The Nutley Bowling Club was organized last night at Pettersen's Central Hotel Alleys. Eighteen members joined and the club will bowl every Friday night occupying four alleys. Members listed include J. P. Abbott, Edward Adams, Albert Ayers, G. R. Boyce, H. B. Brandreth, A. C. Conkting, F. M. Hollis, F. Neu, J. H. Puckett, J. M. Mackey, F. J. Young, Joseph Blum, W. P. Wells, Oscar Kirkeby, L. S. Thayer, A. Wildey, L. S. Rothwell, and E. Black.
Structural steel for a Passaic River bridge was landed at the Sanford dock near the Nutley Passaic County line this week. The steel resembles railroad bridge work and fuels rumors that an electric road may soon run parallel to the Erie.
Rev. Charles F. Sittersley, professor at Drew Seminary, will preach tomorrow morning at the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church. In the evening Rev. Br. Hoagland will speak on Christ the Magnetic Leader. Rally Day activities will be held in both the Sunday School and the church.
A reader questions the existence and stance of The Second Word Association in the current political climate. The letter recalls past agitation by leaders Silberberg and Herbert and suggests a Democratic administration quiets their activity.
A letter to the editor claims the First Ward united to acquire a hundred thousand dollar park as Second and Third Ward leaders argued over licenses. It notes anger in other sections and hints at plans for a parkway along the Yantacaw to Kingsland's pond and a rural decline after the park victory.
Miss Amelia Bingham headlines at Proctor's Park Place Theatre Newark for the week starting Monday in October. The program features selections from famous plays and vaudeville sketches by T. Raoy Barnes and Bessie Crawford The Fakir and the Lady Lumiat Tumblers Leaping the Bumps and a musical number by George Austin Moore Cordelia Hager plus Landon Lucier and a capable company. other acts and new humorous motion pictures complete the show.
In a weary night scene a mother rests in a chair as a tired father struggles to settle a baby. The soft steps and a small white form appear in the doorway, and the child hushes the mother with a gentle voice saying hush, mama.
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