Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-13
Cifside Park Notes.

Little Quentin Stannix, of Lincoln
avenue, had a painful accident on
Monday last, when he broke his arm
at the elbow. 1t was at the same
place where he had a fracture some
time before. The doctor gives hopes
that it will be healed by the end of
the month.
The Whelan-S mith-Bohm tandem
bids fair to outdistance all other
entries for the great race for school
trustee next Tuesday night. The
scene of the contest will be Grant
wood school in Lawton avenue. $780,
600 will be asked for the years cur
rent expenses at the election.
-Messrs. Theodore Schultz, of Grant
wood, and Anton Bohm, of Hudson
Heights, were created special mar
shalls at last Monday nights meet
ing of the borough council.
Miss Matilda Meyer, of Edgewater,
entertained at dinner on Tuesday,
three sisters of the Winterburn
family, formerly of Edgewater, Miss
M. G. Winterburn, Mrs. Clarence M.
Beers and Mrs. VIM. S. B. Dana.
Miss Meyer had entertained also the
family Of the S. w. McClaves the
previous Saturday.
The Glover Pinocle Club were en-
tertained Thursday last at the artistic
home of Mrs. Siegrist in Crescent
avenue.
1t is expected that certain private
streets in the Cliffside and Cliff
side Heights" section of the borough
will shortly be added to the borough's
street area. The letting of contracts
for sewer construction will probably
follow their acceptance.
After the Citizens Central School
Committees expected victory at the
polls on Tuesday next, they will be-
come merged in the larger work and
mittee. For the next few days their
motto is Whelan, Smith, and Bohm
for school trustees.
The ODER Ammergan Passion Play
of 1910 is the theme of a lecture to
begin by Rev. John E. Heindel of
Jersey City at Trinity Lutheran
Church, Hudson Heights. The date
is Tuesday night, March 10th, at
eight o'clock.
The De Conicks moved short time
ago from their home in Grant avenue,
near Palisade avenue. Their home
has been rented to the Vosters for
merly of Neumann Lane.
"A card party and dance will be
given at Carney Hall on Wednesday
night, March 18th. 1t will be under
the auspices of the Epiphany Circle
of the R. C. Church. Handsome
prizes will be awarded. Songs will be
rendered by Miss Elicita Deshon.
The school board have decided to
add to the corps of school officials an
assistant to the supervisor, Mr. Bray.
1t is planned also to make a raise in
teachers salaries.
Great satisfaction is expressed at
edge mills in reducing the length of
their monday and other whistles.
The place of honor in the coming
Senior play at Englewood High School
has been awarded to Palisadian.
Miss Octavia Stone of Crescent Ave-,
Grantwood will play the part of the
heroine. Much is expected of this
young woman by those who are ac-
quainted with her talents and charm.
The Woman's Guild of Trinity
Episcopal Church, Palisade avenue,
have chosen April %, Thursday, as
the date for their next church supper.
"A high borough official was "pin-
ched" the other night by two of his
own blue coats for driving through
the dark without lights. His rank
saved him. Another night, complaint
was made to a police officer that bro
Their officers, one, at least, a superior
officer, needed their attention.
F: "Why didn't Make one more
drink and go to bed"
C: "He preferred to stay up, and
advertise himself"
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Holthausen (nee
Miss Florence McClave) of Court
landt place, Edgewater Heights, en-
tertained happily their respective
families on Tuesday night, March g..
The party was heartily enjoyed by
the large number present.
1-ASSemblyman Arthur M. AgneW
has been suffering from severe at
tack of grippe this week.
MIR. Milton Dake, of Lafayette
avenue, was compelled to return home
from a business trip in Connecticut
on Monday last by threatened at
tack of grippe.
The young women of Edgewater
Heights, married and unmarried,
meet weekly from house to house on
Fridays as a sewing circle. They are
at present busy making little gar
ments for infants.
The latest meeting Of the Asso-
ciated Charities Council is set for
this afternoon at 2:30, at the Babies
Dispensary.
Plans are making, by a prominent
Grantwood family, for the building
of charming residence in Palisade
near the bluff.
Miss Rena Osborn, Of Woodcliff,
was the soloist at the illustrated Bible
lecture at Trinity Guild Hall last
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