Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-04-29

Posters announce the entertain
ment and dance of the Grantwood
Quartette Club next Saturday night
at the Grantwood Hotel in celebra-
ton of the tenth anniversary of the
club.
Rehearsals are going forward,
under the direction of Joseph M.
Scott, for the coming Comedy Club
play on May 16.
A meeting of the Comedy Club was
held last Saturday evening at the
home of Mrs. j. H. Koch at which it
was decided that the club would at
tend in a body the performance of
"The Tempest" at the Century
Theater on May 2. Over fifty men,
bers are expected to attend
Ground for William Kelly's new
building in Anderson avenue opposite
the reservoir was broken Tuesday.
The infant daughter of James
Finacme died Tuesday. She was
buried in Bergen Cemetery on
Thursday.
In case of fire, ring up Goemann's,
Cliffside I'll.
Mr.. Comstock, son-in-law of H.
F. Goemann, was taken to the hos
pital last week suffering from
typhoid fever.
The following Grantwood residents
we're present at the Shakespeare Com
memoration exercises at Carnegie
Hall, New York, on Tuesday evening;
Warren E. Sammis and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H..
Koch, VIM. S. B. Dana. Mrs. Eliza
beth Bacon Walling, of New York
was with the party.
Lighting struck the peak of the
Charles We'll house in Hillside ave-
nue., West Grantwood, Saturday
morning, connecting with the iron
tank in the attic and thence via the
water pipe with the cellar. Several
boards and shingles were ripped off.
w. A. Wood will exhibit his dogs
at the club show in Union Hill next
month.
Interesting blackboard communica-
tons were sent to Mayor Cadien in
| Cliffside school this week. Some in
Dictated how the roads should be i'm
proved, and others discussed the po-
lice question.
John Roman, ST., the present janitor
of the old Cliffside school is one of
| the pioneers of the Palisades. He
took up his abode at Gutenberg in
1861.
"Bill" Wood returned Saturday
| from sojourn at his farm at Lake
| wood. "Bill" says he enjoyed him
self, but found the weather pretty
nippy.
The Charles Wells, of Hillside ave-
| nue., have moved to West Hoboken.
| The house which belonged to Charles
J. Leeger has been leased to other
tenants by Reid & Lowery.
Peter Lyons, of Hudson Heights,
will marry Miss Katherine Corcoran,
of Union Hill, tonight.
| 1t would seem as if fitting public
celebration in honor of Shakespeare
in the borough would be in order.
Everybody's doing it.
The Fife and Drum Corps of Cliff
side school are practicing these days
for future performances.
The Park opens next Saturday.
There is scarlet fever in the Stein
family, Grantwood, and the Moran
home in Cliffside.
New homes, many of them, fire.
pessoofr t.ufls tre2ehasssr e. Ser rn sseX Xsg
and season my parts Of the
borough.
The Cliffside FANATIC Club will
present "The Mischief Maker" on
Thursday and Friday evenings next
at St. Johns Hall, Walker street.
There, will be new scenery for the
occasion.
Up to five o'clock Tuesday ten
votes had been cast at the Grantwood
polling place for the Presidential
Primary, seven Democrats and three
Republicans.
w. J. Mcdonald has been laid up
in bed with severe attack of neuri-
tbs. The latest report is that he is
somewhat improved.
The Easter offering at the Grant
wood Congregational Church was
$752.
A delicious baked bean supper will
be served this evening at $50 shorp,
at Trinity Church Guild Hall, Pail
SADIE and Riverview avenues. The
supper is under the immediate charge
! of Mrs. Jane E. Coulter, and is for