Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-11-03
Cliffside Park Notes
A few little notes,
About the town folks,
OF the things they do and say.

Mrs M. L. Whitaker, of Columbia
avenue, who has been suffering fol-
over year with complicated dis
ease Of the eyes and who has had
two operations performed within the
past three months is recovering to
normal condition, and is able to be
about, driving her car.
Walter Madden broke his little fin.
ger Of the left hand, while playing
for the Epiphany Club football team
in game between the Trinity Epis-
copal and the Epiphany Club team
played last Saturday.
William S. B. Dana. of Grantwood
was the special preacher at St. Ste.
phen's Church, Coytesville, last Sun
day evening. Mr.. Dana spoke as the
representative of the New York In.
stitute of Applied Christianity. his
subject being "Applied Christianity
The speaker touched on the movement
for the utilization of the greater
man-power of the Church which
had its inspiration in the. leadership
rot. BIshoP Rseter m 1898, and 49,.
had eliminated in the New York In
stitute with Eugene Camp at it's head
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branch, or Gid, was gradually tax
ing shape, its October meeting having
been held in Palisade Union Church
and addressed by Bishop Burch, O.
New York. The November meeting
was announced to be held at tn,
Church of the Mediator Parish House
Edgewater, on the evening of No
vember 20, with DR.. Robert Mac
Arthur Of New York as the principa
speaker.
A Halloween party was held OF
Halloween night by the St. Johns
Club at st. Johns Hall, Walker street
This is the first of a series of events
which will take place this winter.
This club Of enterprising youn1
men has been recently reorganizet
and is under the supervision O.
Father Bennett, who. gave littl'
speech in which he stated that tn,
purpose Of the club was to give tn,
young people Of the parish plenty O.
socials to while away the dreary win
ter months.
The members of the committe,
We're: Michael McGoldrick,, Free
Trado, James Rowan and Harr,
Thompson. Edward Ostermann i
president and Alfred Kenny is secre
tary.
"The Palisadian" hopes that sue
cess may crown the efforts of tn,
young men in their endeavors to en-
terrain and extends it's heartiest con
gratulations for the good time ant
good cheer given the young peopl,
at this party for which, we are sure
| they were very appreciative.
John Kelly, of New York City, wa
the guest of Mrs. James Carroll owe
the weekend.
The Young Mems Catholic Club O.
the Epiphany Church, have formed t;
basketball team, and will play thei
first game at Bergenfeld, N. j.
The barn dance held by the Younl
Mems Catholic Club of the Epiphan!
Church, last Friday evening, was
very successful affair. The hall wa
crowded and the music which wal
furnished by Jasper's Orchestra, KEEP
the joyseekers in good humor all tn
evening.
The receipts of this affair will con
stitute fund for the complete equip
menu VI gymnasium.
Miss Lena Hilfer and Henry Gron
ming are to be married Thanksgiving
day.
On and after November End the fol
lowing rates of postage will be en-
forced at the Grantwood Post Office
Letters and other first class mail
three cents per ounce or Fraction
thereof. Drop letters, or letters
or letters mailed at the Grantwoot
Post Office to person in town, two
cents per ounce or fraction thereof
Postal cards, two cents card, which
will have to be affixed. Postmaster
Banville of the Cliffside Post Office
has had a poster to this effect put ur
at the office in Cliffside. 1t is an
nounced that there will be no change
of rates for the parcel post.
The Grantwood mail arrives:
A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M
$40 11:30 $3.50 500
And departs:
A. M. A. M. P. N. P. M
$3.50 11:OS 1850 $50
The Lithuanian Society Of Clifside