Passaic City record., 1892-02-06


Mayor Bogart is building new
cottage on Palisade avenue in Gar
field.
Mr.. 7. T. Barker has sold his
residence on Prospect street to a
New York party.
Mrs. S. 7. Freeman's sister, Miss
Annie Townsend, still fingers with
little signs of improvement.
The Metropolitan Insurance Co.
has moved its Office to the third
floor of the Passaic National Bank
Building.
Mrs. Julia M. Demarest of 331
Paulison avenue will move into
her own residence on Lafayette
avenue in the Spring.
The Passaic Y. M. C. A. held its
usual Sunday meeting in the
Tabernacle last Sunday. The
meeting was well attended.
Mr.. Daniel Hutchinson of Lafay-
cite avenue will occupy the new
house now building by Will. Hill
reigel on the same avenue.
7. E. Christie has opened to-
bacco store in Speer's building at
23o Washington Place. We wish
him success in his new venture.
The pretty flag which floats DER
the post office building in fair
weather is an excellent object
lesson for the rising generation.
Ross, the painter, who was burn
ed out recently, has rented the
store 23I Washington Place, which
he is fitting up as rapidly as posi-
BILE.
Miss Carrie Wilcox, daughter of
Capt. C. M. Wilcox has gone to
Faribault, MINI. where she has
secured the position of governess
at St. Mary's Hall.
A. w. Hunt, the photographer,
for SO many years in Van Riper's
block, moved to Paterson on
Monday where he intends to en-
gage in the same business.
The railroad bridge at Passaic
Bridge is now being rebuilt. A
large gang of men are placing
wooden supports under it and
trains run slow in crossing.
Trim your grape vines this
month, and don't be afraid to trim
closely. All the sap that goes to
make extra wood is lost to the
fruit. Cut off useless runners.
Mrs. ]. T. Barker and daughter
are spending the winter at South
Jacksonville, Fla. Her Passaic
friends will be glad to learn that
she is greatly improved in health.
Levi Aldous has found that his
rapidly increasing business re-
quired more room and has taken
the building adjoining him on
Bloomfield avenue recently vaca-
ted by George Whitten.
The Wells, Fargo Express Co.
have disposed Of the lease of their
Office to H. S. Folger, a dealer in
sporting goods, and will remove
about March Ist to new building
to be constructed for them near
the Erie depot.
The prayer meeting at the Pres
byterian Church next Wednesday
evening will be conducted by Mr..
Seymour Strong, and the topic of
the evening will be Settling the
Great Question.
Mr.. Henning, the photographer
has sold his gallery to Mr.. Van
Dyk of New York, and re-opened
in the Van Ripper block in Mr..
Hunts old stand, He does good
work and we hope his enterprise
in thus enlarging his quarters Will
meet an appreciative response.
Another step in the wrong
direction-Telegrams will not be
delivered in Passaic after 10 o'clock
at night. A message sent from
12sth New York a few days ago
at 10 D. m. was delivered in Passaic
at o.3o the next morning A letter
would have made better time.
Cadmus & Zabriskie have moved
into the building lately occupied
by the RECORD. They have made
some changes and have a very nice
store. The building which they
vacated will be moved up Bloom
field avenue and probably brick
block facing both on Main avenue
and Washington Place will be
erected in its stead.
The fire alarm code adopted by
the Peekskill Board of Trustees
consists mainly of series of blasts
followed by toots an a steam