Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-09-02
Grantwood Notes

his town: what he is not, that his
town also it not.
A soloist in Trinity Church this
wear, J. G. Whitfield, of Palisades
Park, has hecently been appointed
foreman of the General Chemical
Company, in Edgewater.
The Seymour Sears, Of Knox ave-
nue., are receiving visit from Mrs.
M. E. Gregg and her daughter, Miss
Dorothy, of Chicago.
J. H. Fridlngton left Sunday on
business trip throughout the east
beginning with Boston.
The Rev. Marshall Montgomerys
arrived home on Wednesday evening.
The Cliffside Park school board
planned to fix the opening date OF
the schools at last nights regular
meeting. Inn
John McClave celebrated his t. ~
ty-first birthday Tuesday.
Work has begun on the WinterburnA
grove improvement, many trees ana
much brush having been removed.
The double entrance from Edgewater
road will remain about the same.
Carl Holthausen, of Edgewater
Heights, returned from business
trip to Cleveland.
From reports received by the
Martin Purnells, of EdgeWater
Heights, Just previous to their return
to Texas of the destruction of some
of their property there by tornado,
thew estimated their loss to be $4,000.
County Supervisor of Roads Thier
said this week that Cliffside Park is
getting more State aid on it's road
improvements than any town IN the
State.
During the three days ending last
Saturday 100 dogs had been made
happy by receiving licenses to wear
on their collars until January 1. Spe--
cial Officer Wellbank is making good
progress.
Since the beginning of the bor-
ough's big road improvement lew
weeks ago four new buildings have
been started at the Cliffside end OF
Palisade avenue.
The three prize winners at Satur-
day mornings junior tennis tourna-
ment at Trinity Court were: Kenneth
Mcdonald, Wallace Mcdonald, IT,,
and Albert Eyrich.
Miss Gertrude Sammis returned
last week to her home at Huntington,
L. L., after an extended visit at the
home of her relatives, the Warren +.
Sammises, of Edgewater Heights,
Monday is Labor Day.
This afternoon the President of the
United States has invited the public
to be present at the notification. of his
denomination for the Presidency at
Long Branch.
Fast playing on local tennis courts
these days. Oh, you local Forest
Hills.
One of the great scenic views that
one can see near at hand is the huge
hole in the cliff boulevard, WoodcliH,
through which he gets startling
panorama of the river front below.
Our sister town of West New York
extends from Sixth street, Union Hill,
only as far north as Twenty third
street, when Gutenberg begins.
Rev. and Mrs. Marshall F. Mont
gomery have returned from their
visit to Stamford, Conn. Rev. Mont
geometry will officiate at the eleven
o'clock service at Trinity Church to-
morrow morning, service of Holy
Communion.
Miss Matilda Meyer, of Edgewater,
left this week on an auto trip to the
Adirondacks with the E. M. Speers
and the DR.. Edward Fishers, of
Englewood.
A delightful summer-end sail up
the. Hudson was enjoyed Wednesday
by party consisting of Mrs. VIM.
S. Foringer, Miss Edith Foringer,
Miss M. C. Winterburn and Miss
Nancy Bowman, Librarian of Cliff
side Park Public Library. The ladies
went to Newburgh and return.