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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
4
Mr and Mrs George Philadelford and son from New York arrive at the Wickham House. Mrs Marie Armitage and daughter from New York also stay. William H Willis and family move from Passaic Avenue to Hempstead Long Island.
Nutley Realty Company sells house and plot at 68 High Street to Harry C Knowles of Jersey City. Property fronts north side of Satterthe Waite Avenue to Edwin CSharp. Plans are being prepared by the company for a modern residence.
Edward P Adams and spouse transfer to Natley Realty Company a 60 by 125 foot lot on Syvan place near Vree land avenue for one dollar. Natley Realty Company transfers to Edward P Adams a 40 by 172 foot lot on Wayne place near Grant avenue for one dollar. St Annie S Miller transfers to Martin Olson a 50 by 204 foot lot on Union Avenue near Centre street for one dollar. Samuel E Blair transfers to William V Andriolo a 50 by 100 foot lot on William street near Franklin avenue for one dollar.
Property transactions list Nutley Realty and Melrose Jersey streets detailing a 125 by 496 foot parcel and a southeast corner site as the subjects of mortgages. John Howe deceased appears in the record along with Halsey Sargeant and spouse transferring to Century B&L for $250.
The piece notes that a bride in a street costume should wear a hat and coat to complete the outfit. It mentions fashionable brides who choose this style when past marriages or not in the first youth apply. Light gray or tan is preferred over darker colors for the wedding suit and no attendants are customary for a quiet, simple affair.
May and June include a grammar school track meet on May 22, a girls night at the movies May 24, a board of education meeting May 25, address at Park School Auditorium May 26, spelling bee May 28, missionary rally June 1 at Reformed Church, entertainment June 5 at Town Hall, Camp Fire Girls show June 10 at Masonic Hall, shirtwaist dance June 11, and the Sixth Annual Track and Field Meet June 12.
The post office announces unclaimed letters for Mr. Davidson, Mrs. Herbert, E Davis, Mr. George Newman, A. C. Jones, Frank C. Drake, and Sapt. The notice urges recipients to claim at the window.
The notice lists irregular mail timing with TE 35 and times 12.45 2.45 8.30 for arrivals and 8.05 100 6.00 for departures. It also mentions goon and delivery windows 1.30 to 4.30, and collections and deliveries in the morning and afternoon with 7.15 nightly.
The text presents Martineau’s view that true use of possessions is to aid labor, and the ultimate aim of work is to reveal a person’s character. It asserts that the noblest workers leave behind the image of themselves rather than wealth or fame.
Local Nutley notices offer household goods for sale including chairs bureaus and dining suite, poultry pens, vacuum cleaner sales, vacant lots for Hillside and Vreeland avenues, homes for sale or rent, and services for gardening and maintenance. Several listings include contact names and addresses in Nutley and nearby towns.
The first legislature elected with help from Kansas women voters enacted a widowed mothers' pension bill a wage commission appointment and a child hygiene bureau. Support came from the State Federation of Women's Clubs the Women's Christian Temperance Union Good Citizenship League and the National Congress of Mothers. Miss Brissette factory inspector spoke for the wage bill before the house and later the senate committee.
A UT baseball player, Dick Hooper, is noted as one of the wonders of the diamond. He plays in the outfield and, after a catch, throws the ball in the air then throws his glove away, catches the ball again and returns home. Last year he batted .310 with one hand and could hit better with two.
New York welfare worker Miss Jane Seymour Klink will deliver two Park School Auditorium talks on Wednesday May 26. The first at 2 30 p m for eighth grade and High School pupils on Your Square to the World and the second at 3 45 on The Opportunity of the Business Man open to the public. A prize spelling contest proceeds for the athletic association with admission ten cents for children and twenty cents for adults on Friday May 28.
The New York Sun quotes a wry line where Stella says she takes her husband to help choose a hat while Bells notes she takes a hat to help pick a husband. The brief joke plays on fashion and marriage.
A summer game is arranged for July at Washington grounds featuring a Field Club girls team. Members include Misses Florence Shaper Virginia Dorr Dorothy Carman Elisabeth ONeil Hortense Staatte Constance Williams Louis Herstoff Theona Brauer and Margaret Dale Libby Theodora will perform as "Empire."
Readable fragments indicate eighth grade pupils will take some form of assessment in June. Details on location or exact timing are not provided in the text.
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