Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-06

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is lax Inspiration: hit comes in
waves and goes out wild de tied
yassum!"
The W. T. Messengers removed TO
New York City March l.
Mrs. Vincent Brady was laid up
this last week with an attack of the
grip.
Thursday night, March 18th, is
the Congregational Church. The fea-
ture Of the evening will be a debate
by the ladies on the subject of Equal
Suffrage. The jury will consist en-
tirely of men. They will be in
;tructed to decide the case strictly
accordingly to the evidence.
The play, Peck VS. Peck, to be given
oy the the Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational Church, has been
postponed owing to the death of the
eX-president of the Society The
late has been changed to Friday
aight, March 18th.
The Rev. Alfred C. Church, pastor
Of Grantwood Congregations Church,
was at the Hotel Chelsea, New York,
Monday night last, to attend the an
nual banquet of his college. Mr..
Church's college is Hillsdale College
in one of the extreme southern row
of counties of the state of Michigan.
The Rev. Herbert Ekin, ex-pastor
of Grantwood Congregational Church,
was the principal speaker at the
Young Peoples Society's meeting
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Oscar Arlitz, of Grant avenue,
is receiving a visit from her sister,
Mrs. Frank T. Hodgins, of Toronto,
Canada. Mrs. Hodgins says that
Toronto, although only fifty miles
north of Buffalo, across Lake Ontario,
is like a Continental city, with its
detachment Of arriving and departing
troops for the great European war.
The Italians of the borough will
give a Spaghetti Dinner at the Con-
gregational Church on Wednesday
night, March 10th. All are invited.
The Rev. Alfred Church has been
invited to conduct the anniversary
service at his former church in Phila-
delphia on Sunday, March 18th. His
former church was the Robbery Con-
gregational Church.
An admirable record has been made
in attendance at Grantwood School
or the month of February. Without
Kindergarten this was 95.3 per cent,
with kindergarten, 92.4 per cent. The
attendance in the sixth grade reached
the high per cent. of 80 and a fraction.
There is more movement in real
estate in these diggings than would
appear if one were to listen to the
calamity howlers. There is someth-
ing doing all the time. This ought
to be a good year for the entire Hill
top section. Let us all pray and hope
for it.
-Lal Dwiggings makes an occasional
visit to Palisade these days. He is
greatly missed by his many friends
here.
-Baily Willard is the busiest man on
the continent writing special articles
on hundred and one different sub
jects. His work is in great demand
by publishers all over the country.
This is because every time he writes
about anything he says something.
H. D. Douglas was in Palisade a
few days this week. He reports all
of his family well, with Vineland
the cream of the earth as fine place
to live in next to Palsade.
The William T. Messengers have
gone to New York to live, and are
located at 3495 Broadway near 143rd
street. Telephone $500 Andover.
Little one year old Beatrice Linn
bach, daughter of the well-known
Palisade real estate man, died at 10
a. m. March 4.