Fortnightly Club Domino Dance Clubhouse Thursday
The Fortnightly Club will host a Domino Dance at the clubhouse Thursday night. Numerous Nutley residents and guests are mentioned in a long list of people visiting home from travels and illness.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1911
Page
5
The Fortnightly Club will host a Domino Dance at the clubhouse Thursday night. Numerous Nutley residents and guests are mentioned in a long list of people visiting home from travels and illness.
A Nutley Field Club bridge party was held Monday afternoon under club ladies’ direction. Committee members included Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb as chair. tea hosts were Mrs. Edward Morgan and Mrs. Libby with assistance from Misses Mary Lamb and Theodora Libby. Prize winners and many attendees named include Elizabeth Hay Nairn Bolger Michael Seaman Phillips Arnold Thurston Taylor Kinsley Waltjens Usina Bigelow Hurd Wesant Bonham and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Davenport Earle of Kingsland street near Washington avenue celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary with a reception. Solos were sung by Mrs. G. W. English of Toronto, pupil of Professor Watson, and by Harry B. Griffith and Albert Howe. Numerous Nutley Belleville Malaga Newark Passaic Hoboken guests attended.
John Holburn of Bloomfield Avenue faced assault charges after A. Smith Kingsland alleged Holburn struck him with a whip over a $2 debt. Kingsland reported the incident to police. the same day a horse allegedly involved disappeared and then returned hours later. The case was rescheduled and then dropped.
Miss Carrie Williams of Princeton street and Leo Gerald Dolan of Walnut street wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Henry Baldwin Todd officiating. The reception followed, and the couple left for their future home on Myrtle avenue after a second ceremony baptizing Jennie May Nelson.
Salvatore Lasco of Hum bert street East Nutley faces charges for throwing bricks and bottles at Mrs Ang ling Seffena on East Nutley street. The trial before Recorder Page was postponed to Tuesday night after a recent sanity examination. Lasco, an elderly man, has repeatedly defied arrest with a butcher knife and caused police trouble near St Marys Church.
A historical note recounts a convict in 1789 Australia found gold near Parramatta and lashed for stolen goods. It also covers Louis Napoleon’s belief in a talisman seal from his father and the doomed fate of the young Napoleon.
A brief quip from Houston Fost about consoling a grieving wife. He notes he joined in the sorrow from the start, grieving harder and longer than she did, illustrating shared mourning and mutual support in tough times.
Classified listings show several Nutley properties: 96 Hillside Avenue five rooms with gas and water offered by A Powelson at 441 Franklin Avenue. 1021 House to Rent six rooms with garden barn and chicken run at 88 Franklin Avenue Nutley priced $12. 10-31 For Sale at Colonial Terrace Nutley with moderate price and easy terms by D MacMillan at 15 Montview Place contact 827-R. day work washing or ironing available by Mrs Freeman at 10 Hancox Street Nutley NJ. piano instruction and accompanist by Miss Ethel Lewis at 258 Prospect Street West Nutley. parquet flooring installed by Newark Parquet Flooring Co at 280 Bank Street Newark NJ. for sale land on Prospect Street by Robert Cunningham 322 Chestnut Street Nutley NJ. four comfortable homes for sale from $2,500 to $3,200 by Joseph Stirratt 118 Chestnut Street Nutley.
The passage emphasizes method and order as essential to handling tasks. It warns that procrastinated work accumulates, making today’s duties heavier tomorrow. It stresses that not the work itself but the backlog harms progress and urges timely action.
The piece compiles short antic notes from various periodicals. It includes a mock dialogue about social precedence, a question about dining etiquette, a sign story about an apple sign in Cheshire, and wry lines from Irish and London journals. The tone is light, antiquarian, and observational.
Observations on Chancellor D Agiesseau noting his wife caused minor delays before she arrived. The text references a routine of waiting and a long effort to compose a work over fifteen years, culminating in a respected threereaded quarto in multiple editions.
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