Passaic City record., 1891-10-10
Brief Matters Of Record.
Personal AND oTHERw1ss.

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The Ne70s has removed to its
new quarters corner of Academy
street.
Why is the letter S like the end
of hogs? Because it's the beginning
of sausage.
The bull frog is never "broke"
financially He always has green
back, you know
An interesting Iowa man has
named his daughters Time and
Tide, SO they will wait for no man.
A Young Wotnan's Christian
Temperance Union was organized
in the W. c. T. U. hall last Mon
day.
Mr. VIM. l. Barry will conduct
the prayer meeting in the Presby-
terian church next Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Joseph Zukowski is going
out of the upholstering business in
Passaic to accept a position with a
wholesale house.
Postmaster McGrew went to
West Point Sunday morning to
spend the day with his son, who
is cadet at the Military Acad.
emy.
AT the Republican convention
last Tuesday Frank Gledhill was
unanimously chosen as nominee
for Assemblyman of the Fourth
Assembly destrict.
Editor Palmer evidently believes
in stepping heavenward. He has
moved his Office from the National
Bank Building TO the fourth floor
of the Ne0,s building.
The Bergen County Freeholders
have again decided that the Elec
trio railway cannot cross the pres
ent Garfield bridge. Their excuse
is that there is not room.
Commencing November II the
Congregationalists will hold athree
days fair in the Tabernacle. Judg-
ing from the array of committees
the affair should prove a success
both socially and financially.
Eleven new students entered
DIR MacChesney's Paterson Class
lcal Institute last week, and four
more started in to-day in the short
hand department. The latter is
becoming very popular study.
Mrs. A. M. Freeman has gone
on visit to arelative in Chenango
County, n Y, whom she has not
seen IN over thirty years and
whose whereabouts she only re-
Gently learned. She was accom-
panied by her son, Mr.. o. S. Free
man, and her daughter.
The officers of the P. C. w. &
A. A. wheeling division have just
announced that a Il mile handi-
cap bicycle race will be held for
the championship of the club and
the possession of the club trophy
on November 3rd, Election Day.
Entries will close ON October 28th
with Captain Mulloy.
The beauty of American women
is proverbial, and the distinction
is well merited; it is doubtful
whether any country could show a
more notable bevy of perfectly
lovely women than those whose
portraits are given in the Novem-
Der number of Dem0rea's Family
Wagagine, just received.
The concert at the Club House
last Saturday night under the aus
pices of the Temperance Club was
enjoyed by a large audience.
The entertainment was except
ionally good and brought forth re-
peated encores. Let us hope for
more of such evening pastires
during the coming winter.
We congratulate our neighbor,
and purveyor of sweets, Mr. G. ].
Neufer, on having "gone and done
it" few days ago. With a blush
ing bride as partner his stock of
sweets, always fresh, should be all
the sweeter. Like many other
business men in Passaic. Mr..
Neufer is a young man deserving
of success.
The Passaic Bridge Building
Association will give a concert in
the Bridge Hall on the 10th inst,
to raise funds for repairing the
roof Of the building. The Passaic
orchestra will take the principal
part. Miss Edith Merrick will re-
cite, and four young people from
Passaic and Rutherford will dance
the gavotte.
The Electric Railroad Company
is erecting q double line of poles
on either side of Main avenue in
place Of the single line and long
arms, which will hereafter carry
their overhead wire. The change
was made necessary by the widen
ing of Main avenue, it being
claimed that no arms could be pro
vided to extend from the curb to
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