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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
5
Nutley residents report visits and returns from trips across New York State New Jersey and Maine. Notable names include Archibald F Housby Alfred Leaman Stephen Dorr Jr Joseph Williams Alfred Howe Guthrie and many others as they visit relatives attend hunts and study travels in towns such as Poughkeepsie Gettysburg and Maine while others relocate or host guests at local homes.
Nutley residents Mr and Mrs John McFarland report burglars entered their Franklin Avenue home while the family was absent for the summer. Jewelry and trinkets valued at about 25 dollars were taken, with most silverware and bric a brac already removed before the theft was discovered when Grace McFarland returned from New York. No police report filed.
A pleasant evening at Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wise on High street celebrated Miss Mary Willse birthday. Twenty four guests attended with gifts and blue and white decor. The Winona Club of Jersey City later entertained with vocal selections.
Nutley Democratic Club schedules a Thursday October 13 meeting at St. Marys Hall with speeches by James P. Mylod William P. Macksey John J Bracken and local candidates. The group plans to raise a banner on Centre Street on Tuesday evening October 20.
The Guards of Columbus and the organization of Italian boys of Bloomfield Avenue, Bloomfield, took first honors at the New Jersey State Fair at Olympic Park Newark for best drilled company on parade. The prize is a silver cup. The Guards are commanded by Major Mattia and Captain Cella.
Nutley Field Club plans Friday evening socials at the club house for the coming season plus forthcoming events. Miss May Kirwen will reopen her dancing class at St Marys Hall on Monday October 1 with sessions for children and adults. The Ladies Aid Society of the Vincent M E Church held a bake sale raising funds for the church building. Elizabeth M Kentner, formerly Nutley Public Schools teacher, has returned to Bisbee Arizona and expects to be married there later this month.
The Woman's Public School Auxiliary met at Park School for a year opening and reorganized under President Mrs William J Kinsley. Plans include lectures by Edward Howard Griggs on Dante or Shakespeare on several January and February dates and a reception for Supervising Principal Beachler and staff at Mrs Kinsley's Prospect street home. A monthly card party and Penny Provident Fund duties were assigned to officers and committees. The Library program was praised for its public benefit.
Rev. Herbert D. Gone of Grace Church officiated at the christening of Alfred Germeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Germeck of Chestnut street. Sponsors were John Eagleson, John Germeck and Mrs. William Lance of New York. Dinner followed with Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Ruth Stoat, J. B. Germeck, Mr. and Mrs. William Lance, Emma Shafer, Cornelia McClory and Frank Hogan present.
Rev Henry J Condit will lead the 11 oclock morning service at St Pauls Congregational Church with the sermon I Know Your Name. A 7 pm Young PeoplesMeeting will discuss Christian Service and Teaching the Children. The 745 pm topic is What So Pauls Church Owes to Nutley. Wednesday prayer will be led by Young Peoples Society on Making An Early Start in the Christian Life. Sunday School starts 945 am with a special Union Meeting Thursday night for the semi annual report.
The West Nutley Social Club launches the season with an opening dance at Masonic Hall on Tuesday night. Professor J Henry Keaton of Newark will lead the cotillion which will occupy most of the evening. Elaborate decorations favors and refreshments are planned and a large attendance is expected.
The monthly meeting of the Men's Association of the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church will be held Monday night at o'clock at the residence of Mr. Perley A. Prior on Mountain View avenue. All members are urged to attend.
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