Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-04-01
Grantwood Notes.

The usual spring jokes are being
sprung on the spring water of the
Hackensack Company. One is:
"Would you prefer your dirt and
water separate so that you can mix
it yourself ?"
The Oxford Baseball team was
measured last Tuesday evening for
new SUITS. Spring training will COM
r1ence next week.
Councilman Cohn has been ap-
pointed committee of one to secure
a fitting representation of Cliffside
Parkers in autos and otherwise in
the great Harlem-Bronx parade on
April 6.
The statement is made that the
carfare from the 130th street ferry,
New York, to Mount Vernon has
been made five cents.
Business concerns in Edgewater
and Harlem report a noticeable i'm
provement in trade as a result of the
free transferring from Cliffside Park
to the ferry.
The Woman's Guild of Trinity
Church will hold it's April food sale
this afternoon at three o'clock at the
home of the John LeCatos, Bluff road,
Palisade.
Miss Esther Dreyfus returned from
three weeks visit to Caldwell, N. j.,
where she had gone for her health.
Miss Alice M. Lott arrived at the
John H. Kochs'' on Tuesday after a
ten day sojourn with relatives in
Newburg, N. Y.
Tailor Phil Perlman was among
Grantwood visitors to the Jewish
Bazaar this week at Grand Central
Palace.
Death came to fine collie dog late
Sunday afternoon last when he was
caught by trolley car near Grant
avenue, and dragged beneath the
wheels distance of block.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the U.
C. T. gave a very enjoyable Freak
Party last evening at the N. B. Hart
MAINS in Lafayette avenue.
Next Monday evening is the time
provided for in the State School Law
for the swearing in of the newly
elected members of district school
boards.
John McClave has been home from
a weeks vacation from Bowdoin Col
lege, Maine; he will return to college
tomorrow night.
Mr.. Paydowski, president of the
Polish Society, Cliffside, conferred
with the trustees of the borough
library on Tuesday last in regard to
the procuring of SIS worth of Polish
books for the library.
The handsome new Berl's building,
in gray and red brick, at the corner
of Grant avenue and the trolley, is
making rapid progress. 1t will con-
tain two stores facing the trolley, and
one on Grant avenue. The second
floor will contain living apartments.
1t is understood the Butler Brothers,
the grocers, will occupy one of the
stores.
Mrs. Jones, who is living in the
Fridlington house in Columbia ave-
nue., has been quite ill. She was able
to sit up, however, on Wednesday.
Several teams were stuck in the
early spring mud resulting from the
sudden loosening up of the weather
this week. A Borden milk wagon was
stuck in the juicy slush of West Pail
SADIE, and on Wednesday monster
truck of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company was stuck in deep ruts in
Palisade avenue near Columbia
avenue.
Mother cooling to child in the park:
Johnny, All good children go to
heaven" Ccapegrace, lettering near
by: "And where do you go, Johnny"
What people cannot comprehend
they either jeer at or ignore.
Road Commissioner Larkin is busy
with his men spreading broken stone
on the roads of the borough
Rehearsals for the Comedy Club
play are progressing favorably.
Herbert Dyer is building a new
home next to the LeCompte's in Park
avenue opposite Cliffside school,
Mrs. Charles Wagner, of Washing
ton avenue, is a sufferer from pseudo