Passaic City record., 1891-05-21
Brief Matters Of Record.

sick list.
The RECORD completes its hfsty year as
a local newspaper to-day.
Mr. Irving L, Brown has obtained a
position at Pawtucket, r. |.
Couucilman Scott and family will spend
Sunday with friends at Boonton.
Aregular meeting of the Board of Trade
occurs this evening in the City Hall
Now boys, for the circus, Chas. Lees
London Shows will exhibit here on June
end.
Mr.. Peter Heliagers, one of PASSAGES
popular young business men. is reported
seriously i'll.
mike" Browning is erecting a hand
some residence on Bloomfield avenue near
the pump factory.
Hurray, girls! The cheapness of ice
and sugar offer prospects of delightful
summer for ice cream.
Rutherford now rejoices in the posses
sion of Public Reading Room which
was opened last Tuesday
Single copies of the RECORD can be OBJ
tanned at the stores of VIM. Malcolm and
E. w. Jewett. Price 8 cents.
God loves everybody, but there are a
good many people he does not admire
and some of them are "in the church
too.
Rev S, Fielder Palmer has been able
to spend few days at his Office this
week, and his paper will be out as usual
on Friday.
Mr.. G. E. Allen, the popular advertis-
ing agent OF the Erie, and veteran
editor. made the RECORD office pleasant
call recently.
A vast improvement has been made
on Bloomfield avenue beyond the d. l..
& w. track by grading and macadamiz-
ing the roadway.
A High School man to Hades went,
Some things he wished to learn,
They sent him back to earth again,
He was too green to burn.
Judge John T. Warren, died at his
home ON Elm street Paterson. Tuesday
morning, of valvular disease of the heart,
after long illness.
The boys of Co. B. will be measured
for their summer helmets to-day.
They are of the new pattern, light color
ed and very natty.
Miss May Clark Nash, daughter of Mrs.
S. c. Nash, of Clifton, will be married to
Mr.. Lewis c. Randall, Of Harrisburg,
Pa. this evening at O'Clock.
The list for the games OF the P. c. w.
& A. A. on Decoration Day will close
May IT. Over twenty young athletes
have already entered
The agent of the New Home Sewing
Machine has an attractive display at 278
Main avenue, where he alse has hand
some organ for sale cheap
r. c. Hill, the Paterson confectioner
and baker, celebrated his twenty-sixth
anniversary in business last Friday by
giving souvenir to all purchasers.
There is smallpox in Havana. This
shouldn't prevent smokers from enjoying
their Havana cigars. All Havana cigars
are now made in Connecticut and Hobok-
en-.
While Mr.. A. H. Alderman and fam
lily were at Sunday school last Sunday
sneak thieves entered their residence on
Elm Street and carried away some silver
ware and small sum of money.
Changes of advertisement and contrib
utions for the RECORD must reach us not
latter than IL noon Wednesday, other
wise we cannot guarantee their insertion,
as we desire to get our paper out on time
every week.
Safe deposit boxes, in which to place
valuable papers. securities and small ar
ticles of value, can be rented of the
Passaic Trust & Safe Deposit Co. corner
Main and Bloomfield avenue, at verv
moderate rates.
Little Maggie Getchius, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Getchius, who
recently removed from Mr. Jno. 0.
Tottens house on Bloomfield avenue to
day fever. DR.. Van Ripper is attending
her
The work of transforming Paulison's
Castle into City Hall is progressing
rapidly. From the top of the old ruins,
statue, World building and ST. Patrick's
Cathedral, New York, can be plainly
seen.
Mr. G. F. Geagan, the General Live
Stock Agent of tide Erie, has rented Stat
ion Agent A. L. Zabriskies house on
Jefferson ST. Probably when we get
few more of the officials of the road to
live among us the needed improvements
will be made.
One of the most substantial improve
ments about town just now may be seen
on Aycrigg avenue near Bloomfield
where Mr.. F. H. Wellington, the popular
wheelman and athlete. is building
solid wall of masonry along the front of
his beautiful terraces, which was render