Nutley Improvement Society Names Best Kept Grounds Prize Winners
The Nutley Improvement Society announced contest winners for best kept grounds with rules that only inhabitants could compete and grounds were judged June through October. First prize went to Master Leo Gorman and second to Master William Weisbrod, with multiple residents earning honorable mention.
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Nutley Improvement Society
E. A. Taucher
Edward Morgan
Schultz
Richard T. Wenton
John Applegate
L. M. Thatcher
Tom Thumb Wedding at Town Hall Is Miniature Ceremony
A Tom Thumb wedding with about sixty children in costume rehearses a real wedding and will be held at Town Hall on November 5. The Flower Committee of the Young People's Society of St. Paul’s church will conduct the ceremony followed by songs and recitations.
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Town Hall
Young People’s Society of
Woman's Missionary Union Annual Conference in Nutley
The Woman's Missionary Union Classis of Newark holds its annual conference at the Nutley Reformed Church on Friday October 29 with sessions at 10 30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Representatives and delegates from local societies are expected to attend.
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The
Woman's Missionary Union
Classis of
Newark
Nutley Reformed Church
Real Comfort Cannel Coal Delivers Heat With Low Smoke
Real comfort comes from Cannel coal in your grate with less smoke than wood and higher heat. Price ten dollars per ton delivered to your bin. Also offering Pittston hard coal noted for cleanliness and durability with delivery available. order prompt delivery.
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Pittston
Bishop O Connor to Visit St Marys Church
Bishop John J. O Connor and Rev Charles E Smith chancellor of South Orange will visit St Marys Church on Sunday. A class of about seventy five will be confirmed by the Bishop after the 11 o'clock mass. There will be a mass at 7 o'clock to accommodate the children to be confirmed. Regular masses at and 130 clock.
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John J. O’connor
Charles E. ‘Smith
South Orange
St. Mary's Church
Nutley Lawn Tennis Club Dance Promises Success
Tickets for the Nutley Lawn Tennis Club subscription dance on November at the Fortnightly Club House are selling rapidly. Secretary Washbourne in charge aims to make the event the town’s most novel and interesting in some time. Proceeds fund improvements to Prospect street courts.
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Nutley Lawn
Washbourne
Prospect Street
Lecture on Japanese Art to be Given at Mrs Chase’s Home
Miss Mabel J. Chase will present a lecture on Japanese Art at her Hampton place residence on Monday November 1 at 4 p.m. The event is under the auspices of the Woman's Public School Auxiliary Lecture Committee with MPS C W Livingston Mrs M T Morss Mrs W F Johnson and Miss Alice F Bickers listed.
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Mabel J. Chase
Hampton Place
MPS
C W Livinngston
M. T. Morss
W. F. Jphney
Alice F. Bickers
Woman's Public School Auxiliary
The Reformed Church Sunday Schedule at Ula
The Reformed Church at Ula invites worship with Rev. Wm. Stuart preaching The Brotherhood at morning service. Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m. Evening service at 745 p m with Many Littles Count For Much. Sons and Daughters of the King meet 715 pm. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 pm. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday 330 pm.
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Ula. m
Wm. Stuart
the Brotherhood
Sons and Daughters of the King
Christian Endeavor
Saint Pauls Congregational Church Services Card
Saint Pauls Congregational Church announces Bible School at 9:45 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. by Rev Edward A Ham of New York. Young Peoples Society meets at 7:00 p.m. with preaching at 7:45 p.m. by Rev Charles E Hesslegrave of Chatham New Jersey. Mid week services Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Everyone welcome. Seats free.
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Edward A. Ham
New York
Young People's Society of Christian Service
Charles E. Hesslegrave
Chatham
N. J
Vulcanite Portland Cement Advertises Quality and Range
The advertisement proclaims Vulcanite Portland Cement as the best cement used by the government for good work. It notes pricing is on par with competitors and claims satisfactory results. It also lists bricks, lath, lime, flaster, adamant, sewer pipe, flues, and tiger brand hydrated lime among other products.
Local Feed Store Promises Quality Hay and Grain Prices
The provider promotes hay straw oats corn bran middlings wheat and poultry and pigeon feed with emphasis on right prices and proven quality. They invite customers to place orders to experience satisfaction.
Genasco Roofing Ad Warns Against Leaky Roofs
Local advertisement urges homeowners to prepare for wet weather by using Genasco Roofing to prevent leaks. Sold by unspecified retailer.
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Genasco
Nutley Council Debates Bike Ban and Road Upgrades
Nutley Town Council discussed sidewalk bicycle riding ban by Police Committee. Council praised road work with 16 miles oiled at 2500 dollars and approved water main extensions on Conover Street and St Marcy's Place. Disciplinary action: Theodore Gillman suspended 30 days for insulting a secretary. A street light on Hillside Avenue was approved and water issues raised about Whitford Avenue mains.
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Nutley
Libby
Mayorlux
Bird W. Spencer
Passaic
Macadam
Hamilton Place
J. A. Sammis
Belville
Conover Street
St. Marcy’s Place
Union Avenue
Halsey
West Nutley
Theodore Gillman
West Nutley Hose Company
Harry Cueman
Carr
Gillman
Hals
DeVries
Hillside Avenue
Vreeland
Banta
Bosth
Counclman Carr
Erie Railroad
Nutley Avenue
P. Kaufman
Finance Committee
Reed
Harrison Law
Whitford Avenue
Water Committee
Town Board of Health Reports Monthly Vital Stats
At the Board of Health meeting Registrar George Hawksworth reported twelve births eight deaths and one marriage in the past month. The general health of the town was described as excellent with only routine matters discussed.
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Board of Health
George Hawksworth
Say There Is No Opposition Showdown on Clarke Property Vote
About fifty Third ward citizens met at St. Mary's Hall to discuss the October 19 public school meeting on the Clarke property. They found no organized opposition in the town but resolved to attend public meetings and bring friends.
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Third Ward
St. Mary's Hall
Clarke
Cost Hunter Pays Fine For Serenade At Porters
William Hunter from Athenia contributed $5 to the town treasury on Sunday for getting over gay in the Enclosure. He wandered through select precincts and serenaded H. W. Porter’s dining room window. The Porters called Chief Booth. Hunter, sober, paid the fine before Recorder Party and left.
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William Hunter
Athenia
Hunter
Hanter
Marriage of Ruth Miller to George Bayne in Ithaca
Ruth Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Miller will marry George F Bayne of Highfield Jane superintendent of the Mechanical Engineering Department of the Pennsylvania Coke and Coal Company tonight at the bride’s parents home in Ithaca New York Rev Ana B Fisk will perform the ceremony Best man Louis Agassiz Fuertes ushers Robert North Henry Halsey Miller bridesmaids Katherine Treman Halsey Sarah McKenzie Appold and others reception will host many notable guests including President Jacob Gould Schuman Cornell University and Mrs Schuman Colin Forbes of London Dr Andrew D White and other prominent figures from Boston Washington Atlanta Utica Philadelphia New York Ithaca Nutley and more.
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George Fh
Bayne
Highfield
Mechanical ‘Engineering
Pennsylvania Coke
Pittsburg
New, York
Migs
Ruth ‘Miller
William H. Miller
Ithica
N. Y
Ana B. Fisk
Louis - Agassiz Fuertes
Katherine, Treman , Halsey
Bronxville
Sarah McKenzis Appold
Nutley
Robert North
Buffalo
Henry Halsey Miller
Jacob.Gould Schuman
Cornell University
Sarah’ ‘McKenzie Appold
Natley
Charles Crane
Crane
Washington
Nichols
Vals
Boston
Atlanta
Nutley To Form Choral Society Meeting Friday Evening
A Nutley meeting set for Town Hall on Friday night October 22 will discuss forming a choral society of at least sixty voices for public musical performances. The committee of Joseph D. Little Ernest Wi Cockefair and Frederic Clements invites all with musical tastes to attend and help recruit members.
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Joseph D. Little
Ernest
Cockefair
Frederic
Clements
Nutley
Town Hall
Public May See New Hose House in West Nutley
The West Nutley Hose Company on High street near Bloomfield avenue will be open for public inspection Friday afternoon and evening October 22. Citizens are invited to visit and inspect the premises as dedication events the next day will prevent tours. Five company boys will welcome visitors. Saturday admission is limited to firemen and invited guests.
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West Nutley Hose Company
Up. m
Chestnut Street
Prospect Street
High Street
Lux
Bloomfield Avenue
Fair of All Nations at Vincent Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid Society plans a two day Fair of All Nations at Vincent Methodist Church on November 18 and 19. Suppers feature country tables served by women in national dress offering authentic dishes from each land.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Vincent Methodist Church
Police Committee Orders Arrests for sidewalk bicycle riders
The Police Committee directs Chief Beeth to arrest all bicycle riders who use wheels on sidewalks and ride after dark without lights. Citizens complain of annoyance and several narrow escapes from serious injury. The bicycle ordinance penalties are provided but not specified in the extract.
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Beeth
Opening Dance of West Nutley Country Club at Masonic Hall
The West Nutley Country Club held its opening dance at Masonic Hall on Thursday night with many attendees from Nutley New York Newark Belleville East Orange Hoboken and Jersey City. The next dance set for October 28 will feature a rural costume theme.
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West Nutley
St Pauls Guild to Serve Chicken Dinner Next Tuesday
The Ladies' Guild of St. Pauls Congregational Church will host a chicken dinner in the church building on Tuesday evening November 9. To avoid crowding, service will occur at 5:30 and 7:30. Tickets specify the arrival time for each guest.
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Ladies’ Guild
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Hidden Fragments Reveal Names in Vague Agency Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions agents and inactive sins of the agency affecting men women and children, but details are unreadable. The readable parts indicate an organizational notice with ambiguous scope and no clear event, date, or location.
Progress on Thursday Luncheon at Mrs Residence Draws Guild Members
About fifty members of the Guild of St. Pauls Congress attended a Thursday luncheon at the residence of Mrs. with the event labeled Progress on Thursday. The gathering featured socializing and reports on guild activities and upcoming projects.
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Guild of St. Paul's Congres
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Woman’s Mission Union
Sti. Mary’s
the Reformed Church
Vulcanite
Portland Cement
NUTLEY /COAL. & SUPPLY CO
J. HK. Miller
Offic and Yard
West Nutley Station
Ethica
Pair of All Nations
Joseph Spitz
Passaic’s
Ware & Dalley
Breat -Transpc
York
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