New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
MONTCLAIR.

Owing TO a difference OF opinion between Mont
clair and Bloomfield 10 tho position OF appa-
ratus 10 measure the now OF sewage At the bulld-
ing lire between the two towns. Rudolph Herring.
OF New-York. was called IN as arbitrator. ana mas
given his decision In OF Bloomfield or. rather
Gen Ridge for since the question arose. Glen Ridge
has separated from the lower town. BY this de-
csion Moniclair will be obliged 10 construct tho
apparatus at cost OF $500
The trustees OF the MontclaIr Free Public Ii
brary has submitted their annual report to the
Town Council The treasurer shows receipts OF
SOM 20: disbursements. $305i co. balance on hand,
S202o 90; total number OF volumes. Alb The trus-
tees state that the OF the library by the chill
dren Is ono OF Its most gratifying features
Tho Union Baptist Church has just completed the
sixth year OF Its existence and IL now the largest
colorcd church In New-Jersey. The pastor. the
Rev william Perry. took charge six years ago.
when twenty members met In n small frame build
ing in Bloomhed-ave. Under his mnstrations. the
congregation was too large for the room. and
n lot was purchased on Portland Place. where now
stand, church that has $4,000. On this there
is a mortgage OF $500. and woman's committee
has Ns members and go pupils IN the SUNDAY,
school To add interest to the services a fine pipe
organ recently placed In the buiIdhs'
The Montc.ar Wheelmen secured tho second prize
FOR the number OF members who finished the century
Abry Park on TUESDAY wsrs sS% sys n
cup and a banner.
Kaskaskia Tribe. l. o. r. NJ, initiated two NOM
bers on Monday evening and Deputy Chief Thomas
Installed the following officers: Prophet Paul IA.
Willis sachem Frank Bernisr; senlor sasemore,
j. wa Pss I" %e Hndrw So
iector OF wampum. w. c. Thomas.
MontcIair people who will spend the summer abroad
are the Rev Amory II. Bradford. who sails to-day
on the Lucania Dr. j. j. IT, Lose Who sails to-day
m yS5 t ~ii GO on on La hc ors ANU
The total number Of deaths In Men,sair fSr inns
rs reported TO the town cerk was o, Ssan o"'
ct.lr haa N
SUMMIT.
The annual fair at the Blackburn House. In
eurIn rneld-avc. for the benefit OF the Summit
Fresh Air and Convalescent Home. Will be held on
July 20.
George H. Hodenpyi. John w. Hughes. David +.
O'Rourke and Chief Engineer John H. Pheasant
were elected delegates TO represent the summit
Fire Department at the annual convention OF the
state Firemen's Association. to be held in Bloom
neid on September rs
AT the convention OF the State Teachers Associa-
ton. held In Asbury Park this week. Professor t.
Frederick Knapp. principal Of the public schools
IN Summit was appointed as chairman OF the Com
mittee Childrens instruction.
The Summit Bank has issued Its semi-annual
statement showing ne net st gan In SIX months /"
Mrs. Arthur Bender. OF Murray HILL who was
nearly killed In q runaway accident AN account
OF which appeared In The Tribune tnls week, Is re-
covering sbwy, though she is not yet out OF uhh-
ger.
The Township Committee will meet next Tues
day evening for the purpose OF awarding the con-
owing to the energetic opposition of the property
owners Is not t6ought that the contract Will be
awarded TO any electric light company.
The guests Of the Hotel Beechwood and their
followed GLOVE By : dance In Music Hail