Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-06-02

over by an automobile on Decoration
Day in Anderson avenue. He was
severely injured and veterinary
sent for, but the poor dog died later.
He was great favorite in the Flagge
family, and everybody knew Happy"
William Quigley has left Fort Slo-
where he is in military training.
The handsome azalia in the w. r.
Goodman front garden is one Of the
most beautiful plants ever seen. 1t
is wild azalia, gathered some years
ago in the woods of Palisade.
Rev. and Mrs. Marshall F. Mont
gomery, of Grantwood, dined with the
David Arthur Carsons on Wednesday.
The Children of Mary will hold an
invitation social and dance at st.
Johns Chuhch Hall next Friday even
ing. Invitations are now out for the
affair and merry time is promised
by the committee comprised of Mary
Higgins, Anna Amrhein, Marie
Aimone, Helen Flood and Elizabeth
Foy.
Rev. Cornelius McInerney, of Sum-
nit, N. j., former curate at St: Johns
was visitor in town on Tuesday.
Ralph Crawford, of Bullville, N. Y,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Vosburgh. Mr.. Crawford is a stud
ent at the Baltimore Dental College.
The masses at St. Johns Church
this Sunday will be at six, eight and
nine thirty. There will be no ten
thirty mass.
The Woman's Guild, of Trinity
Episcopal Church, will hold a food
sale this afternoon at the Guild Hall.
Joseph Marini has resigned his
position with the law firm of William
De Lorenzo and has accepted much
advanced post with the North Jersey
Title Guarantee and Trust Co., of
Hackensack.
The Interborough Building & Loan
Association has just issued a fine re-
port. 1t has large surplus on hand
which it is anxious to advance on
mortgage loans. The local officers
are: j. j. Cohn, S. N. Sears and l.. P.
Druck.
A class of seventy boys and girls
made their first Holy Communion at
St. Johns Church on Decoration
Day.
Wah Wah Tay See Tribe, of the
Campfire girls met on Monday even
ing at the home of Miss Gladys Bray.
Miss Ella Louise McClave entertained
with funny stories and monologues.
James Woolcott was over spend
ing Decoration Day with his family.
His many friends greatly enjoyed
seeing Jimmie" and hope he will be
kept near home for some time yet
before he goes off on cruel war duty.
The girls all enjoyed seeing James
in the jolly tar's uniform, with white
hat and bell-shaped trousers.
Mrs. Ernest Sibley and her daugh-
ter Maxine left on Friday for North
field, Mass, for a few days stay.
What's the matter with Palisade :?
is a question that will be answered
soon by an observant resident. Watch
out for it. Lots of common sense
coming.
Laying Corner Stone
Mrs. Ernest Sibley, Dorothy Balda-
mus and Maxine Sibley went to
Ridgefield Park on Decoration Day
to attend the laying of the corner
stone of the new high scbQol Of which
Mr.. Sibley is the architect. Mr..
Sibley says they do things just right
over there, and have great deal of
civic pride. It was the finest laying
of corner stone he has ever seen.
There were 1000 Masons in charge of
the ceremonies, and the occasion was
one of the most important in the
towns history.
John Purdon is now learning to
play ball John is a great boy, and
once he masters the game, he will be
champion. Watch him.
Mrs. John r. Crawford left for
Baltimore on Thursday to visit old
friends in the Monumental City. She
is graduate of the Woman's Col
lege there.