Palisadian., 1916-07-22
!Grantwood Notes

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Mr.. James, uncle of Mrs. J. H.
Koch, of Lincoln avenue. has had to
use crutches for the last week on
account of the severe sun-burning of
his right foot while in bathing at
Rye Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Gray and
their little son left Thursday for a
visit to Mr.. Gray's home in East
Northfeld, Mass.
Frank J. Seibert, who has been
living with the DR.. Brundages in
Oakdene avenue, was taken i'll two
weeks ago to-day, and in few days
his case had developed into typhoid
fever. He is now in Englewood Hos
pital, and is progressing favorably.
The George w. Won Osthoffs are
making an extended visit with Mrs.
Won Osthoff's parents, Commodore
and Mrs. Starbuck, at Croton-on-
Hudson.
Miss Nancy Walton, of Ottawa,
Canada, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Howard Greene, of Edge
water Heights, for several weeks.
left Saturday for Ocean Grove.
The Red Cross workers of the bor-
ough at their meeting last Monday
at Mrs. Gerald Thayer's occupied
themselves making surgical "sponges"
for the use of the America troops
at the Mexican border.
Joseph Preston O'Toole is the name
of the little newcomer who was born
on Friday, July ID, to Instructor and
Mrs. O'Toole at Misericordia Hos
pital, New York City.
The three fire companies of the
borough plan for an outing on Al
gust 20 to the Park Inn Hotel, Far
Rockaway.
A rumor is current that the repre-
sentatives of the borough have OBJ
tanned an option on the triangle at
Palisade avenue and Gorge and
Edgewater roads as possible bor-
rough hall site, the figure stated be-
ing $500.
Tennis days have come for the
Trinity court in Washington avenue.
The Warren E. Sammises, Edgewater
Heights, are enjoying visit from
their niece, Miss Gertrude Sammis,
of Huntington, L. 1. Miss Sammis
is a sophomore at Huntington High,
school with some 1900 students
and forty-four teachers.
Clerk Renter exhibited a collection
of fifteen juvenile "revolvers" which
had been confscated during the
month by the police.
William Kelly, of Cliffside, has fin
ished the foundation for his build
ing at the corner of Anderson ave-
nue. and Edgewater road.
D. Arthur Carson, of Palisade,
served as juror this week on the
United States District Court at
Newark.
The Rev. Marshall F. Montgomerys
enjoyed visit this week from Mrs.
Montgomery's cousin, Mr.. Fort Abel,
of Paducah, KY.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the mayor and council will be held
on. Monday evening.
Miss Ida Wilson, of Ridgewood,
returned Tuesday to her home after
a weeks visit at the William Danas,
in Edgewater Heights. -
"Phil," Grantwood's popular tailor,
writes from Chicago that he arrived
there July IL, his family being de-
lighted to see him, as he came some
what as surprise to them; his Chi
cago address is 1854 Archer avenue.
The two lots on the south side of
Main street, Cliffside, $50 feet from
Palisade avenue, belonging to Mr..
Mcdonald, New York, were sold by
Councilman Fred Naedler this week
to Stephen Hauset, Cliffside, for ST.
600. Fred says this means that a
new home will go up here in the near
future.
Mayor Henry Wissel, of Edge
water, has announced his candidacy
for Sheriff on the Republican ticket.
The meeting of the Exempt Fire
mems Association of Cliffside Park
was postponed Tuesday night until
the third Tuesday in August.
The contract for the new Epiphany
R. C. Church was awarded this week
to Montague & Egan, of Jersey City.
The structure will cost $4,000.
Mrs. Charles Wolfe, formerly Miss
Eva Winterburn, of Edgewater, gave
birth to daughter this week at her
home in Sussex, New Jersey.
Services at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Grantwood, tomorrow morn
ing, will be: o'clock, Holy Com
munion; II o'clock, Morning Prayer.
Services at Grace Episcopal Mission,
Grand View, will be held at 8 o'clock
in the evening.