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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1915
Page
3
A Nutley editorial urges residents to vote in the primary despite few local positions. It stresses duty to participate and support local and outside governance by ensuring representation through a solid hometown vote for the four tickets and local men on those lines.
In early America elms were favored for streetscapes but pests reduced planting. Legends recall elms lining villages and Paris linden-like vistas, while Lombardy poplars expand along highways. Connecticut passes a law restricting roadside signs to protect trees. New Jersey debated similar bills last winter.
The Municipal Home Rule League backed by Lakewood headquarters campaigns for genuine home rule across 16 municipalities in the state. They argue state and county control stifles citizen effort and undermines self governance.
Miss Helen L Pratt enters Wheaton College Norton Mass. George T Warren leaves for Atlantic City to head Cowan Track Company exhibit at Youngs Pier. Florence Fuller goes to Oxford Ind for winter. Mrs Alexander Hayes and Miss Harriet Hayes back from Sherman Conn. Mr and Mrs Samuel Areson at Panama Pacific Exposition. Mrs Marion Lewis spends a month in Grand Rapids Mich after illness. Mrs Burt N Bridgman visiting sister Mrs Hamilton W Bennett. Mr and Mrs Edward Hudson host Col and Mrs William R Follmer and others from Lewisburg Pa. About 200 attend roast. Rev Cornelius DeYoung age preaches at Refied Church tomorrow. Mrs Harry Maybe and Mrs Henry Gardner go to camp at Pegiannock. Ernest Bickel returns from Shawnee. a son born to Gustave Whithead and wife. Dean Welch to Delaware Water Gap for weekend. Mrs Virginis Duncan to Staunton Va for Stuart Hall School. Mrs Erhil Tauchert hosts No gave Club in honor of Mrs Frederick Phillips of Phila. Goldthwaite Dorr and sons John Russell return from Point a Woods. Curtis Wigg drives to Sea Gate for weekend. Mrs James Brewer Jr of Baltimore visits J Harry Waltjen. Nils B Hersloff entertains Adele Coleman of Chicago. L A Rhodes returns from Campo Beach. Hugh Gillingham to Pennington School. Chauncey Holt returns from Asbury Park. Mrs John Mahen returns to Calgary B C after stay. Mrs William Arneld in Boston. J B Bradford sails for Bermuda. Earl Stetson Crawley and Miss Crawford back from Roque Blafs Me. Eloise Ellis returns from Niagara Falls. Franklin Gledhill after guesting with Dorrs.
The notice lists a semi annual meeting of members on Tuesday October 5 and a Snaffrage Ball at Town Hall on Friday October 8. The events reflect community social and organizational activities with listed dates and venues.
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