Passaic City record., 1891-10-17
Brief Matters Of Record,
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.


Ounces are scarce this year,
but apples are plentiful.
Let every citizen see that his
name is in the registry list
Night school opened last Mon
day With large attendance.
Plans are out for a new depot
and freight house at Ridgewood
N. ].
The Union Laon and Building
Association will meet next Tueday
night,
Councilman w. w. SCOTS fam
lily are visiting relatives at Boon
ton, N.
Mr.. ]. M. Morse will conduct the
prayer meeting in the Presbyterian
Church next Wednesday evening.
1t is believed that the New Ter.
sey potato crop this year will be
half a million bushels above the
average.
The meeting of the Kenilworth
at the residence of Ex-Mayor
Howe Tuesday evening was as
interesting as usual,
The annual inspection and
parade of the Passaic Fire Depart
ment will take place on Wednes.
day evening, October arst, at 8
o'clock.
The Rev, G. A. Siebert will be
installed in the Garfield Reformed
Church on November 10th, the
Rev. Mr.. Whitehead will perform
the service.
ga polite man is one who listens
with interest to things he knows
all about when they are being
told by person who knows moth
ing about them"
Miss Lucy H. Rosz and Mr..
Louis Emery Ham will be mar
ried on Friday October 23rd, at T. 80
p. m. at the residence of the brides
parents, $40 Main avenue.
What is handler for these cool
mornings and evenings than a gas
stove Easy to light. No dust or
ashes and cheap. Geo. A. Moning
ton sells them at about cost.
The Passaic Opinion of October
6. contained an excellent photo
graph of Rev. James Boyd Brady.
gentleman whose 1abors in Pas
sale were only half appreciated.
The annual convention of the
Passaic County Sabbath School
Association will be held at the
Second Reformed Church in Pater-
son on Tuesday, October 27th, at
10 a. nj.
About $50 ladies and gentlemen
were delightfully."- entertained last
Monday evening at the P. c. w.
& A.A. hall. 1t was the first '1adies
night" of the Association this
season, and proved brilliant sue
cess.
The Excise Board held a brief
meeting Tuesday night. Three
retail licenses were refused, and
one wholesale license granted
James Cray was permitted to move
his saloon from corner of First
and Essex streets to No. 81 First
street.
The demand for copies of the
RECORD last week was far beyond
our expectations and we regret
our inability to supply the present
demand for that issue. The sup
plies at all the newstores and at
this office were exhausted before
noon on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Weaver, an ordained
preacher of the Society of Friends,
an officer of the New York State
w. c. T. u, and successful evan
gelist among various denomina-
tions, will speak on the subject of
temperance at the Methodist
church tomorrow evening
Mr.. Hugh Guthrie who is about
to remove from Passaic to Allen
town, Pa, has rendered his resign
alton as Captain of Athletics in
the P. C. w. and A. A. and meet
ing of senior members is called for
October goth to elect a successor.
At the Democratic convention
held at the Clifton Hotel last Mon
day night School Commissioner
John Wynne was by acclamation
named as candidate for Assembly
in the fourth district. Mr.. Wynne
is bright looking young man and
made a strong impression at the
convention.
The Passaic Orchestra played
some of it's choicest music last
night at the concert of the Passaic
Bridge Building Association in the
Bridge Hall. Miss Edith Merrick
recited and Miss Fisher played in
strumental music. The Alpine
,Ouintette also rendered some fine
bugle songs and other music.
The newly elected officers of