The Passaic valley, New Jersey, in three . JOTHAM H. CONDIT. lie was elected Township Colleclor, wiiirli iinsitiou he heldfor three years, to 1875. He relinquished ilie business tohis eldest sou, Edward Trviuii. On couiiujj, of aye lie toolc an active pari as a uieinber ofthe old Whio party, and since the formal ion of ilie l\ei)ub-licau ]iai-ty his syiujialliies and labors iia\-e beeu uut-easiuiiiygiven to the advancement of the interests of that organiza- 230 THE PASSAIC VALLEY tion. At the expiration of his service as Township Col-lector he was elected a member of the Town Commi
The Passaic valley, New Jersey, in three . JOTHAM H. CONDIT. lie was elected Township Colleclor, wiiirli iinsitiou he heldfor three years, to 1875. He relinquished ilie business tohis eldest sou, Edward Trviuii. On couiiujj, of aye lie toolc an active pari as a uieinber ofthe old Whio party, and since the formal ion of ilie l\ei)ub-licau ]iai-ty his syiujialliies and labors iia\-e beeu uut-easiuiiiygiven to the advancement of the interests of that organiza- 230 THE PASSAIC VALLEY tion. At the expiration of his service as Township Col-lector he was elected a member of the Town Committee,which office he held for three jears, retiring on his own voli-tion. In his earlier days he consented to be a candidate forthe office of Chosen Freeholder for Essex Connty and waselected. This position he voluntarily relinquished at theend of one year, although his record was a creditable one,being a member of the Finance Committee. Mr. Condit isardently devoted to the cause of religion and to the eleva-tion and improvement of his fellowmen. In
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