Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-06-17
Grantwood Notes

0AA SAAAS WV AVOSOO
At the Grantwood Lutheran Church
Sunday, June 10, special services will
be held in commemoration of the
festival of Holy Trinity. The pastor
will preach on the Gospel lesson for
the day, taking for his theme: "The
Doctrine of the Holy Trinity" Serv-
ices begin at 10.45 a. m. Sunday
School at $50 a. m. Congregational
meeting at noon.
Kenneth Voris Blue, of Edgewater
Heights, graduated from Princeton
University Tuesday. His parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Blue at
tended the exercises in their sons
honor.
Courtlandt Donaldson returned from
Cornell on Saturday. Courtlandt has
secured position with the New Jer-
sey Mosquito Commission during the
summer.
Rev. Elmendorff, Social Service Sec
rotary of the Diocese of Newark, will
deliver the sermon at Trinity Epis-
copal Church at tomorrow morn
ing's eleven o'clock service.
Services at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Palisade avenue and River
view avenue, tomorrow, Trinity Sun
day, are as follows: 8 a. m. early COM
munion; $50 Sunday School; IL
morning service.
The Episcopal Sunday Schools of
the Palisades will have for their out
ing this year river excursion to
Bear Mountain. Due notice will be
given of dates and other details.
Rev. Salvatore Gozzo took the boys
of his Italian Mission on an excursion
down the river to Battery Park, New
York, last Saturday. They enjoyed
the aquarium hugely.
These are the days of the High
School exams.
What's the matter with Dickinson
Highs, of Jersey City? Were to
have come Wednesday and forgot it?
Instructor sSpnrling--andsrwens @sr
operation on his eye Tuesday.
High School Commencement Day
is Wednesday, June % The first in
the town.
The Franz Boas left Saturday for
their summer home at Bolton Land
ing, near Lake George, N. Y.
Miss Carrie Schiess, Grantwood's
popular postmistress, spent the week.
end with her brother at Atlantic
Highlands.
:. Last night was Junior Prom at the
High School. Notice later.
The Misses McClave, Miss Lalla
Rookh Purnell and Miss Octavia
Stone attended the Princeton Y ale
baseball game at Newark Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Callaghan and Miss
Louise Josephson were awarded gold
medals for proficiency in their
studies, at the commencement ex-
ercises at the Holy Angels Academy
last week. The former was the honor
pupil in the seventh grade and the
latter the honor pupil in the sixth
grade.
There are 1000 counties in the
United States: did any one hear if
old Bergen was represented at either
the Republican, Progressive or Demo-
cratic National Conventions
Mr.. Mulcahdy, former janitor of
Cliffside school, suffered paralytic
shock on Wednesday,,
The Comedy Club held a business
meeting on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Katherine B. Wicks, formerly
of Hudson Heights, and school trustee
of the borough, is now resident of
Coytesville. Her married sons,
Percy and Clifton are with her.
Mr.. Carris, Assistant State Com
missioner of Education, will be dis
tinguished guest at the school exhibit
ton in Grantwood school next Fri
day evening. Mr.. Carris is a spe-
cialist in manual training subjects.
1t is hoped that he will speak.
Mrs. O'Toole, wife of the High
School instructor, has been very i'll
in the New York Misericordia Hos
pital. At last accounts she was said
to be improving.
A little girl in Cliffside school when
asked by her teacher what season she
liked best replied: "The season for
growing potatoes"
The teachers of the Cliffside Park
schools are very well pleased with
the showing made by the children
this year. The average of the gradu-
ating class at Cliffside was very
high, it being nearly 80 per cent.
Two pupils Of the graduating eighth
grade in Cliffside school are spoken
of as standing especially high in
their class: Albert Van Dusen and
Loretta Foy.
Examinations, graduations, exhibit
tions, promotions are the words most
heard in schoolville these days.
Frank Arms, of Englewood, for
mer resident of Grantwood, was a
visitor in the borough Wednesday.
Miss Charlotte Powell is home from
the hospital and is quite well again.