Palisadian., 1915-01-23

NS>ifNi' VI IIt lulllDeI, Ildhe IHtlT
home in the state of New Jersey.
superintendent of Schools Woos-
ter says that Bergen county is one
OF the most remarkably developing
ones in the state.
Mr.. George E. Venables, of Oak
at work again. This time he is sing
ing very sweetly to a maiden fair and
a Grantwood young man, and they do
say the case is intense-in fact, Just
awful. That's the kind the love bird
likes.
Mayor Neumann decided that it
would not be wise for him to attend
the Comical meeting of January 11th,
as he had not fully recuperated from
his rather severe illness. The mayor
made special effort to be present at
the New Years day inaugural, but
the exposure seemed to affect him for
the worse. The mayor has many
sympathizers in his trouble.
On Tuesday night, March 10th,
thee members will be elected to the
Cliffside Park school board. Only
two members retire at this time, as
there has been vacancy on the
Board since the death of member
Rouan. The members retiring will
be President Whelan and member
Banville.
This was examination week in the
schools.
Edgar Darby was visitor in Uti-
ca this week.
The latest meeting of the Associ-
ated Charities was held this after
noon at the Babies Dispensary Build
ing at three o'clock.
-Lincoln's Birthday February
12thD comes on Friday this year.
1t will make, for those who can take
weekend holiday.
--Washington's Birthday this year
february 22d) comes on Monday,
This with the preceding Sunday and
for many, a good part of Saturday
too, should make it merry season.
especially as this is one of the sign
posts of the coming Spring.
The annual school election (as pro-
vided for under the law is set fol
the third Tuesday in March. This
year it will be Tuesday night, MarcA
10th.
Little David Dana was nine years
old on Thursday, January 18th, and
it was consequently day OF cele.
grafton at his home, his young boy
friends from the neighborhood, anG
from the Noyes School which he at
tends in Leonia, being present to hell
make the occasion joyous one.
To Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Crawford
Palisadc, a son: born Friday night
January 18th.
Mrs. Whitman entertained de
lightfully a number of her Grant
wood friends on Wednesday, Janu
ary 18th.
Mrs. George E. Venables had as
guests a few of her friends at lunch
con last Wednesday.
-"Give me can o. corn, B.
quick" B: "How d. you want it, hot
or cold?" 90, any old way; but
quick"
"A pretty live proposition, that ap.
peal OF the Citizens Central Schoo
Committee, just received, asking fol
all voters to vote for the GrantwooC
High School propositin as against
the Cliffside Schol addition. The
thirty-seven names at the head of il
looks very imposing.
Mrs. James Kenworthy has beer
suffering from an attack of the
grippe.
The sale of fancy goods, Women's
wear, imported and domestic, which
was held at the home of Mrs. N. B
Hartmann, in Lafayette avenue, was
delightful function. Mrs. Hart
mann was assisted by Mrs. Wallace
Mcdonald. The sale was for the ben.
eft of the Congregational Church.
Mr.. j. Vosters is slowly recover.
ing from a long and painful illness
during which he has had to be at.
tended daily by physician. He has
been troubled greatly by hemor.
rhages.
The Junior Frolickers will give
their vaudeville and dance at Carney
Hall on the night of Lincoln's Birth
day, February 18th.
The friends of Mr.. M. F. Madder
will be panied to hear that it has
been deemed necessary to take hin
back to the hospital.
Mr.. John LIE Cato is in Chicago or
business trip.
The Package Party of the OXFORD
Club has been set for the night OF