Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-06-24
Grantwood Notes

Albert Ferry, son OF Mr. ana MIS-
c. N. Perry, former residents OF
Grantwood, but now living in New
York City, has the distinction of hav-
ing won first honors, or Optimus, at
Grace Church Choir School. Albert
intends entering Horace Mann School
in the fall.
Miss Winterburn will hold a mar
malade food sale at her home in
Edgewater Heights next Thursday
afternoon at three o'clock for the
bcneft of the Club House Fund OF
the Cliffside Park Woman's Club.
The Drew family will leave for theil
summer cottage at Peconic, L. l., next
Thursday.
The Darby family will leave to-day
Marion.
The S. N. Sears will spend the
ln9onth of July at Old Orchard Beach
Maine.
F. F Z. Smiths Win g1odfn al
Ocean City during July and August
The Teller family left last Satur-
day for their summer camp neal
Portland, Maine.
Professor and Mrs. Saul Brandt, OF
Montreal, Canada, are to take posses
sion of the Friedlander house or
Edgewood lane for the summer
Professor Brandt is connected with
McGill University in Canada. Mrs
Brandt is a sister of Mrs. l. David
sons of Palisade.
A party named Dumas has pur-
chased the Loubshire house on Knox
avenue near the cliff.
Mrs. George Drew entertained the
Informal Card Club yesterday after
noon.
Little Fred Sheffield, of Grant
avenue, celebrated his sixth birthday
last Monday.
Miss Peggy Brewster left this
week for visit to the Eckman
family at Buffalo, N. Y. The Elk
mans were former residents of
Grantwood. Rev. and Mrs. Lewis
accompanied Peggy as far as Buffalo
Mrs. Gowdy, of Toms River, N. j.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. N.
Venables.
Beth Snyder, of Lawton avenue,
was taken ill with appendicitis on
Sunday.
Fred Mensching is building a new
frame dwelling on Highland avenue.
"Gwen" the new motor boat of Nick
Mahoney's was launched with appro-
pirate ceremonies on Wednesday.
The trial spin was great success.
Miss Louise L. Niederreuther, of
Oakdene avenue, sailed Saturday
for Rotterdam, Holland. The traveller
left a good-by to her many friends
in the borough, social, musical and
church.
The annual school exhibition of the
Cliffside Park schools will be held in
Grantwood auditorium, Lawton ave-
nue., tomorrow afternoon beginning
at two o'clock. Everybody come.
Meet your borough's children at the
picnic next Thursday at the Amuse-
ment Park.
Miss Hummer, a teacher in Cliff
side Park High School, was awarded
her masters degree in Latin, at Co.
lumbia University last week.
The families of Edgewater Heights
will be entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luckey Bow
man, Courtlandt place, next Tuesday
evening.
John McClave returned last week
from Bowdoin College, Maine.
Mrs. Owen, of Pittsburgh, is a
visitor at the home of the w. S. For
myers, in Edgewater Heights.
Kenneth V. Blue has added to his
scholastic triumphs the securing Of
the key of the Phi Beta Kappa
Society.
The Edgewater Heights families
will be entertained at the Carl Holt
hansen home in Courtlandt place next
Tuesday evening.
Rev. Clarence H. Beers, of Wash
ington, Conn.,, was a visitor this
week at the home of his sister-in- law
Miss M. c. Winterburs, of Edgewater
Heights.
Compliments ere due to the chill
dren and officers of Cliffside's schools