Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-11-10


William Lewis, of Anderson avenue
died on Friday, at the age of 81 years.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Het-
tie Lewis, and four sons and one
daughter. Funeral services will be
held at his home at o'clock, Sunday
afternoon. Interment in Fairview.
The Cliffside Park High School has
formed four basketball teams, fresh
man, sophomore, junior and senior
teams respectively. They began prac-
tice on Wednesday afternoon under
the direction of physical instructor
Vogel, of the school faculty.
The Red Cross Society Of Cliffside
Park, Fort Lee, Palisade and other
municipalities in East Bergen attend
ed big Red Cross conference that
was held in the Robert Treat Hotel,
Newark The Edgewater delegation
made the trip to Newark in automo-
biles, the cars starting from the Bor-
ough Hall.
The Epiphany Circle held meet
evening. Plans are being arranged
for the monster fair to be held in the
Church Hall, December 1, 2, and 3.
Mrs. r. j. Fox has donated a gold
watch and Mrs. Bastine a crate of
oranges. many other donations have
been received.
Valentine Frank and Fred Rollins,
former students of Cliffside Park
High were the center of interest at
the Cliffside VS.. Clason Point game
on election day FRANKIE and Rollins
are attending Rutgers and play regu-
larly on the football team. Their bril-
liant showing has made Cliffside
proud of them.
St. Johns Dramatic Club is re-
hearsing for a comedy drama entitled
Shaun Aroon" and erin Go
Braugh," and Irish farce, under the
direction of Frank J. Bolz, of Ander-
son avenue. 1t will be given some
time in December, the date has not
been decided as yet. After the en-
tertainment dancing will commence.
The new Epiphany Church of
Grantwood, is a source of great ac-
commodation to the people of Grant
wood. Every Wednesday night the
boys play basketball and pool, up
stairs the Epiphany Club was hold
ing a meeting in the clubroom and
still further up, in the choir loft, the
choir was practicing Mass for
Christmas.
Henry Kissel, of Walker street,
was one of the big prize Hii.ners at
the exhibition of tropical and fancy
fish held recently at the Museum of
Natural History in New York City,
under the auspices of the Aquarium
Society Mr.. Kissel has achieved
considerable notoriety as an authori-
tv on the breeding and culture of tro-
pical fish and four of his seven en-
tries were awarded first prizes and
diplomas. This is indeed an achieve
ment, as there were over $50 tanks of
fish on exhibition.
A party was given in honor of Joey
Butler, Jr, the son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Joseph Butler, Of Palisade avenue,
Grantwood. A very pleasant time
spent by the young folks, and enjoy
ed by all present. After small lun-
cheon, games and singing were in
dulged in and recitations were given
by some. Among those present were:
Master Joey Butler, Misses Margaret
Hendy, Lavelle Coysh, Margaret Muir
ray, margaret Weiss, Helen Steiner
and Masters John and James Rey-
nolds, Edward Reilly, John Murray,
Harry Clarke, Thomas Deall and Rob
ert Carney and Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Hendy, Mrs. Koran, Mrs. Reynolds
and Mrs. Butler.
William S. B. Dana, who is in
charge of the establishment of Gid
of Applied Christianity on the hill
top section will conduct a speeial
meeting in the Church of the Media
tor, Edgewater, on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 90 Persons interested in this
worthy movement are urged to be
present.
Arthur Agnew, Jr., the three-year
old son OF Assistant prosecutor ana
Mrs. A. M. Agnew, Of Columbia ave-
nue., is recovering from serious OPP
GRAFTON that was performed on him in
New York on last Sunday evening.
Young Agnew was playing in front
of his home on Columbia avenue on
Sunday afternoon when he stumbled
and fell across some low hedge sus-
tanning internal injuries that necessi-
tated his removal at once to a pri-
vate hospital, where the attending
surgeons worked over the little fel.
low before deciding that an operation
was necessary.
DIR. Margaret P. Brewster, the
family physician, who was called IN
on the case at the time of the acct
dent, is keeping in touch with the
condition of the patient and reports
that the boy will be out of danger
within few days.