Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-11-03

| day evening.
Miss Lucy Madden, Miss S. E. Erb,
Miss Carrie Reynolds, Miss Edith
Murphy were initiated into the Entire
Nous" Club, of Grantwood. These
young ladies had nearly completed a
course in French, and when they have
become a master of the language
they expect, in turn to teach the SOL
diers the art.
The faculty of the schools in Cliff
side and Grantwood gave Halloween
party last Wednesday evening in the
Grantwod school. While the teachers
were in the midst of their merry
making some mischievous boys enter
err the room in which the refreshments
were stored and removed key Of CT
der and all the homemade cake that
was to be served to the teachers later
in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard J. Fox, Jr.,
will move into their new handsome
bungalow, which has been under con-
struction for some time.
The Cliffside Park boys who are
in the National Army, at Camp Dix,
Wrightstown, return every Saturday
and Sunday to their homes.
Joseph Shagnern of Knox avenue
received a black eye while playing
football at the playground in the
Cliffside Park VS.. Hackensack High
School game. He has been carrying
it around with him all the week, but
it is fast disappearing.
Halloween passed very quietly this
year, the usual pranks of the boys
were not in evidence. Fence posts
and signs remained in their original
places and the stocking filled with
f1our-well flour is too expensive
anyway.
The Misses May and Katherine
Monahan, of Brooklyn, were the
guests of Mrs. James Mahoney, of
Anderson avenue.
The boys at Camp Dix are sending
home copies of newspaper publish
ed at camp.
Word has been received from Jas.
Raas, of Grant avenue, who is with
the old 9Th of New Jersey at Annis-
ton, Ala.
Councilman H. B. Hoeckelberg, who
is candidate for Mayor on the Re-
publican Ticket, is very confident Of
his election He said, 81 met Mayor
Cadien this morning, and l told him
that | was going to beat him, and
Mayor Cadien said he would be the
first man to congratulate me If l
did beat him." Mayor Cadien is
equally confident. He is not worry
ing and not doing much campaigning.
Edward Erickson, nephew of Coun-
Gilman Hoeckelberg paid them an un-
exected visit on last Sunday from
Bedloe's Island, where he is stationed,
connected with the signal corps. He
enlisted at Fort Wayne, Kentucky,
and was sent to Fort Thomas, Ken
lucky and from there to Bedloe's Is
land.s Councilman Hoeckelberg has
IL nephews and younger brother IN
the service.
Councilman Hoeckelberg received a
postal from John McClave, who is at
Gibralter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar w. Greiner cele-
brated their second wedding anniver-
sary at their home in Woodcliff on
WI nlay evening. They entertairs
" fazty Of friends at dinner N
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Teller have left
Grantwood to live in New York.
The Jory family have returned to
their home in Grantwood after an
extended vacation.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Johansen, baby
| girl. Mrs. Johansen was formerly
Miss Fanny Jory.
Many local residents attended the
Masonic bazaar, nightly, some have
not missed a night.
i Raymond Velsey, who resided at
Washington avenue, is expected to
visit the town some time next week.
| He is now stationed at New London,
Conn.,, in the service of the navy.
Mrs. Velcey is now residing with rel
atives in Springfield, Mass.
The teachers of the Cliffside Park
schools began their annual visits to
the homes Of their pupils.
\ Miss Sally Kelly was the guest of
Mrs. R. ]. Fox, last weekend. Miss
Kelly left for Canada on Tuesday.
i The wedding of Miss Esther Papa
will take place next Friday.
c. Richard, the builder has removed
from PA Block terrace to his resi-
dence on Warren avenue and trolley
line.
! c. Richard, the builder reports the
sale of four of the lots he purchased
at the recent auction sale.
Miss Wynne Trimlett Of Hyde Park,
! N. Y. spent the early part OF the
week with her sister Mrs. Leo S.
Ryan.
Valentine FRANKIE and Fred Rollins
were in town over the weekend, and
received the plaudits of their friends,
for their brilliant playing in the Rut-
gers-F ordham game last Saturday.
The Palisades sent big delegation
to the Rutgers Fordham game in the
Bronx last Saturday. Among the To-
cal people noticed in the grand stand
were: DIR. F. B. Fasola, Miss Celes-
tina Fasola, Joseph w. Marini, Miss
Gladys Semmendinger, Miss Helen
Drake, Miss Elsie FRANKIE, Miss AL
vina Semmendinger, Miss Ruth Giles,
Miss Florence FRANKIE and many
other.
Thomas Power spent the weekend
with friends in East Orange.
i Joseph Mitchell, Of Riverview ave-
nue., sailed for France last Monday
with Co. A, Goth Regiment Engin-
GERS, Regular Army.
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