Passaic City record., 1893-12-09
Brief Matters Of Record.


Company is still raging.
There is a great deal of marry
ing and giving in marriage these
days.
Passaic Council Royal Arcanum,
will hold its annual election Mon
day night.
The North Reformed church
celebrated its 25th anniversary last
Sunday.
The Boston Store has a fine dis
play of fancy articles suitable for
holiday gifts.
The Passaic High School Cadets
have added Clarence Anderson to
their number.
A man VINO cannot mind his
own business is not to be trusted
with any ones else.
And now does the average
young man promise to give his
best girl a sleigh ride.
A man in nearby town has
been fined $50 and costs for abus-
ing another over the telephone.
The pleasant face of Police JUS
tice Moore is seen on our streets
again after two months absence.
Mr.. A. w. Shaw was chosen to
serve third term as foreman of
Rescue Hook and Ladder Co. last
Tuesday night.
Mayor Willett has sufficient
ly recovered from his recent in
juries to appear on the streets
again, we are pleased to note.
VIM. Perry, aged IS, an Erie
engineer and a resident of Wald-
wick, has been missing since No
vember IS. Foul play is sus-
pected.
Cornelius J. Cadmus has pur-
chased from Mr.. w. R Brown two
plots of ground on the Boulevard,
adjoining the residence of 0. S.
Freeman.
There are people who think their
neighbors' houses need painting
because they neglect to wash their
own windows -Rev AtAn1 S.
BHry07OS.
The foreclosure sale of the Pas
sale Athletic club property will
take place at 10 a. m. to day. 1t is
said that a new club will be organ
lied at once
Monday evening was Ladies
Night" at the Y. M. c. A. rooms.
An interesting program was rem
dered and was followed by games
and social intercourse.
At present the number of people
out of employment entails an an
nualloss in wages of $1,000, 900, 900
and twelve million of people are
suffering by loss of these wages.
Joshua Brown, editor and pro-
prietor of the CAyoniele, a Repub-
lican paper published in Morris
lown, died in his Office Thursday
morning. He was an active fire.
man and Free Mason.
A partial list of the fruit awards
at the Worlds Fair has been made
public. New Jersey has secured
the following State awards: For
grapes, peaches, apples, pears,
cranberries. strawberries, currants
and fruits put up in syrup.
There was an interesting meet
ing of the Kenilworth at the resi-
dence of DR.. Howe Tuesday eve
ming. Papers were read by F. H.
Wellington, David Carlisle and
Mrs. ]. F. Hadley. The next
meeting will occur December 10,
at the residence of Mrs w. |.
Barry.
An exchange tells of a woman
who bought new tangled coffee
pot from a peddler. In the eve
ming she showed it to her husband,
a hardware dealer, who told her
he kept the same thing in his store
at half the price she paid. "Well,
said she, "why don't you advertise :
NOBODY ever KNOWS what you
have for sale"
Probably the youngest official in
New Jersey, or in the United
States, is Edward Perry, aged II
years, who has been appointed
Superintendent of the Gamewell
Fire Alarm System of Bloomfield.
He is self educated electrician,
and Notwithstanding his youth is
very skillful.
The report of the Chief of en-
gineer, United States Army, shows
that over $4oo, 900 will be needed
for improvements of Jerseys
rivers and harbors during the en-
suing years.
The Epworth League of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church,