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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
5
The notice lists numerous Nutley and nearby residents visiting relatives and attending events in towns such as New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Englewood. It mentions guests from Nutley Avenue Chestnut Street and Hillside Avenue visiting sisters parents and friends, with trips to Lake Hopatcong Oneonta and other locations.
Nutley Realty Co builds semi fireproof homes on Hampton place with cement stucco exteriors and asbestos slate roofs. plans include Craftsman houses on Wayne and Weston places and hollow tile homes on Rutgers place, plus a California bungalow on Whitford Grant corner. several sales and lots purchased by New York and New Jersey buyers are noted.
The Nutley Naval Brigade second football team will face Oxford Field Club of Newark at Branch Brook Park this afternoon. The Ladies Social Circle of the Re formed Church plans a rummage sale October 19 and 20 at the Passaic avenue and Centre street store. Mr and Mrs John Greenough, former Nutley residents, visited Nutley acquaintances in Newark. Mrs George Gibbey Brinkworth and family sail to England on the Adriatic Wednesday to place Herbert in school. Mrs Henry Cuyler Bunner, a former Nutley resident now in New London, was hosted at the Crockett House by Mrs William Robinson Nairn.
The shop states it offers the best grades produced and a complete stock of everything a drag store sells. The claim emphasizes value and breadth of selection for customers seeking quality goods.
Nutley Fire Department aided by Newark police quelled a near riot on Harrison street after a surprise party at Miss Anna Frail’s home. Nineteen men and twelve girls were detained. men fined $1 for disturbing the Sabbath. girls escaped fines. Recorder W. H. Parry presided at Town Hall after a two hour session.
Services at First Church of Christ Scientist Passaic are at 58 Prospect Street. Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m. and the worship service at 11:00 a.m. The subject for tomorrow is Doctrine of Atonement.
The West Nutley Social Club cotillion at Masonic Hall drew about sixty couples in a gala event. Prof J Henry Keaton of Newark led the formal dance with festive decor by W L Jones and six piece orchestra from Dowe. Notables and members filled the room with elegant floral displays, palm screens, pink lighting and flag drapery.
Members of the Fortnightly Club opened the season with a members party at the Clubhouse on Franklin Avenue Thursday night. Attendees included Dr and Mrs H H Heywood and many local residents. a business meeting is planned at the Clubhouse on Wednesday night to conduct important matters.
The Ladies' Bridge Whist Club met Wednesday afternoon at Miss Katherine C. Lambert's residence on Vreeland avenue and played bridge. Attendees included Mrs. E. P. Montague, Mrs. William F. Dabney, Mrs. George W. Gladwin, Mrs. Arthur B. Gladwin, Mrs. Charles L. Thurston, Mrs. J. Andrew Schmidt, Mrs. Pierre P. Labens, Mrs. J. Harry Hull, Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb, Mrs. Lyman Nichols, Mrs. George Walcott, Mrs. J. Cary Bolger, Mrs. L. S. Thurston, and others.
A series of bridge parties for the Nutley Library fund will be held at the library on Passaic Avenue on October 25, November 15, December 13, January 17, February 21, April 25 and May 17.
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