Passaic City record., 1891-05-30
Brief Matters Of Record.

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Bird Brothers have fine display of
pineapples.
The RECORD office will be closed on
Decoration Day.
The whirr of the electric street cars
will soon be heard in Paterson
Large numbers of carp are being taken
from the river above Passaic Falls.
First class book and job printing of
every description at the RECORD office.
Hereafter the larger part of our local
matter will appear on Ist and 4th pages.
DIR. Church's residence and grounds is
being repainted and handsomely improv-
ed.
It is rumored that the Gas Company
and the Electric Light Co. have consoli-
dated.
Miss A.. E. Fogg of New York is visit
ing at the residence of Mrs. S. ]. Free
man.
Now for pleasant sail on the Passasc
Queen up and down the picturesque
Passaic.
Now let the ordinance against horses
and cows and unmuzzled dogs running
at large be enforced.
A successful and enjoyable strawberry
festival was held last evening in the
Tabernacle.
II this line comes before the eyes of an
unitarian. please send name and address
to q Editor of the RECORD
Mr. Charles Acker, of the firm of Acker,
Merrill & Condrt. died at his home in
Ridgewood on Tuesday.
Ex-Mayor Willet will soon build new
residence on High street. Conan &
Hewitt have the contract.
Over 500 tickets have been issued to
New York parties who desire to attend
the Morrisse sale at Lake View.
Mrs. Eliza Lyon of Boonton N. J., aged
90 years. IS visiting her granddaughter
Mrs. Charles A. Crane of Jefferson street.
The trusted manager of the Eagle
Brewing Company of Paterson is de-
faulter to the amount of several thousand
dollars.
The young man with bicycle now
finds the roads and the weather delight
full for quiet spin through the surround
ing country.
Mr.. ]. v. Morr1sse's auction sale of
1000 lots at Lake View promises to be
largely attended, and the property IS
likely to prove good investment.
The Board of Health held meeting
in the lookup Monday evening and en-
deavored to ferret out the cause of the
prevailing illness on Lincoln street.
People going away for the Summer
can have the RECORD mailed to them
without extra charge. and the address
will be changed as often as desired.
The Kenilworth Society has adjourned
until next October; their last meeting for
the season having been held Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs, G. B.
Waterhouse.
Among new corners to Passaic whom
we have had the pleasure of meeting is
Mr.. S. S. Smith of the Presbyterian
pursuasion, who resides on
avenue.
Mr. Andrew Foulds Jr., was graduated
this week by the Law Department of
The University of the City of New York.
We join his many friends in extending
the hand of earnest congratulation.
When the Rittenhouse Manufacturing
Co. collapsed few months ago the plant
was scheduled at over three hundred
thousand dollars, and yet 100000 is all
it brought as the recent foreclosure sale.
The stars and stripes are now blowing
to the summer breezes over the mounds
underneath which the ashes of tn e vet
Grams lie In Paterson graves will be
decorated with flowers by the school
children.
A lot of motherless chickens are peep,
peep, peeping in the window of Peter
kievitt's store on Washington Place. He
has novel incubator and when we saw
it few days ago it contained over $50
eggs.
Rev. H. T. Widdemef announces his
topics for tomorrow as follows: Morn
ing" The Voice of the Dead, sermon
for Memorial Day." Evening" Here
sizes Presbyterian and Episcopal also
Congregational Heresies.
A pleasant sociable W as held at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Smith,
west I47th street, New York, Qate of
Ridgewood) Wednesday evening, the
party being composed of friends from
Passaic. Brooklyn and New York.
The Erie and Greenwood Lake COM
panies will begin running the cheap ex-
cursions to Shohola and Greenwood Lake
Glens on Sunday next The first of the |
popular five dollars Niagara Falls excur-
ssions has been arranged for June I3.
All the conveniences of the city are
at the disposal of Passaic residents. Even