Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-07-15
Grantwood Notes

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Pastor Church will preach at to.
morrow mornings eleven O'Clock
service at the Congregational Church
en- the text: "They first gave thei,
own selves unto the Lord"
Rev. Salvatore Gozzo announces
that the Italian Sunday School of the
Congregational Church in Walker
street will be closed indefinitely unit
after the epidemic scare is over
The Hudson Heights Tennis Clut
held dance on their courts at Hud-
son place last evening.
The case of the Frolicker organiza-
ton against certain Of it's members
and officers for the appropriating OF
the name will come up before Judge
Walker in the Court of Chancery
Jersey City, next Monday.
The Sears family write that they
are having charming time at Ocean
Park, Virginia. They have met a
number of Hillsdale people from
Pastor Church's old home.
The members of the Cliffside Fire
Department conducted a very sue
cessful fire drill on Wednesday even
ing.
At the regular monthly meeting
of the Grantwood Fire Department
on Wednesday evening "Joe" Car
penter was elected an active member
1t is an occasion for commisera-
ton when a community becomes sc
''doddering" that it drops trash OF
various kinds about the towns high
ways, as it walks along including
scraps or whole editions of news
papers, milk bottles, old umbrellas
and other objects.
j. H. Fridlington celebrated his
birthday Tuesday evening by inviting
Rev. Church and the Charles Leegers
to his home.
R. D. Owen, formerly of Grant
wood, was a weekend guest of the
A. N. BENEFITS in LaWton avenue
Mr.. Owen is now in the employ of
the United States Government as
meat inspector at Nashville.
Mrs. A. Carroll Snyder and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald R
Thayer were visitors this week al
the George S. Drew cottage al
Peconic, L. I.
The Rev. Henry Bake, of Spencer
town, N. Y, an uncle of Miss Winter,
burn, was visitor this week at hel
home in Edgewater Heights.
Oscar Mandell, of Edgewatel
Heights and Princeton University, is
taking a course in the Alexander
Hamilton Institute, New Haven, in
connection with the Remington Arms
Company.
Allan Mutt is home after a years
absence on the ranches of California
where he has been studying practical
farming in connection with his study
of agriculture.
The "Palisadian" hears from Arthur
J. Rooney at his lodge in North
Carolina that he is having a "monu-
mental picnic"
The Cliffside Park School Board
held a meeting last evening.
The Board of Health will meet in
adjourned session on Tuesday even
ing.
Acting Recorder B. Duncan Nc
Clave melted out justice in the case
of the Sanitary Code violations this
week in manner worthy of Chief
Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cox, of Ber-
lin, N. H., announce the engagement
of their daughter, Alice Marie Lott,
to George Troyes Koch, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Koch, of Lincoln
avenue.
Little Quentin Stannix, of Lincoln
avenue broke his left arm just above
the elbow as result of a fall last
Saturday. The patient was attended
By DR.. Charles Brady, of Union Hill.
Mrs. j. H. Koch spent part of Mon
day in New York looking up new
books for the library.
Cliffside Park library was closed
Monday as precaution against the
epidemic among the children of the
metropolitan district.
The H. R. Bendas of Cliffside
Heights" left Saturday on motor
ing tour with the J. G. Orens, of
Haworth, for Bloomingsburg, N. Y.
DR.. Charles S. Brady, formerly of
Grantwood, left Tuesday to attend
the military camp at Plattsburg.
Acting on the advice of the Board
of Health the authorities of Trinity
Episcopal Sunday School have dis
continued the school until further
notice.
The handsome new garage of VIM.
Michaelson at Anderson and Lawton
avenues is we'll underway. The gaso-
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