Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-27

exhibitions of the Academy at 215 w.
81 street, New York, will be forever
free to all. The present exhibition
will be open a week or two longer.
Mrs. Charles Frederick Guhlman
of Knox avenue has sent out P. P. C.
cards, giving the address of her new
home as, The New Amsterdam"
Euclid avenue and East % street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Shelton family will move
shortly from Grant avenue to Frank
Ign street, Grantwood.
There is persistent rumor that
there is to be an important change
in local police circles very soon.
The Grantwood Card Club will meet
on Easter Monday evening at the
Vosburgh home.
DR.. Christian, the well known Union
Hill dentist, has rented the house
formerly occupied by the Rev. Ed
mund Breen at PAL Park avenue,
Edgewater Heights.
A baby daughter was recently born
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Quigley.
A new dwelling is being built on
the south side of Lafayette avenue
east OF Anderson avenue.
There is considerable improvement
in the condition of Milton Dake, who
has been seriously i'll for two weeks
with the grippe.
The Board of Trustees of the
Comedy Club will meet at the Vos-
burgh home on Sunday to consider
leasing of the hall in the new Masonic
Temple shortly to be built in Grant
wood.
Rev. A. C. Church returned to town
on Monday. The funeral services of
Mrs Church were held at the home
of her parents in Pittsford, Michigan,
early last week. Interment was in
the same town.
The new school board will organize
on Tuesday evening, April 6, at school
No. 3, on Palisade avenue. Joseph
F. Whelan's reelection as president
of the board seems assured.
The 1915 Graduating Glass of the
Fairview public schools, will give its
Class Dance on Friday evening, April
16, in the auditorium of school No. ),
on Cliff and Sixth streets. This an
nual event is always attended by the
former pupils of the school and de
ightful affair is always provided by
the young folks.
A dance will be given by the High
School students in the Grantwood
auditorium on Friday April 8. The
money realized from the affair will
be used in the purchase of suits for
the husky squad of baseball players
who will represent the school on the
baseball diamond this spring and
summer.
The William Penn Realty Co. have
big plans in preparation for extern
sive realty development this spring.
Work began this week on the extern
sion of Park avenue from Anderson
avenue to Dallytown road. Curbs
cutters are being laid and sidewalks
will soon follow. Seventh, Eighth,
and Ninth streets are also being
opened from Cliff street to Edgewater
road.
School News Editor Joseph Marini
has the earmarks of capable re-
portorial artist and his interesting
notes of school happenings are widely
read. Editor Joe is also Wide-aWake
student OF social problems and has
lofty ideals concerning social equality
and Justice He is known as staunch
defender of the Proletariant.
The Comedy Club will meet at the
Edwin LIE Cato home on next Tues
day evening, to select a cast for
ne wplay to be presented during the
month of May.
Joseph Adelberg, of Hudson Heights,
who polled good vote for school
trustee in Fairview wishes to thank
his friends and well wishers for the
support given him. Mr.. Adelberg is
already being mentioned as a prom
Using candidate for the the Council
Board