Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-11-10
~ 1850 Il A little
al folks,
Of the things they do


N. B. Hartmans are spending
few weeks in Equinunk, Pa.
Henry Becl1man, of Lawton avenue,
has been suffering from an liberated
tooth
Miss Augusta Buergel spent the
first part OF the week with friends
at Chester, N. j.
Miss Carrie Reynolds entertained
the Entire Nous Club at luncheon
Saturday afternoon.
What is the matter with the A. A.
of the High School this year? Where
ere all the dances?
The wedding of Mrs. Barbara
Shultz to Mr.. August Derchman took
place Monday afternoon.
Mr.. A. j. Hoffman, of Westchester,
n. I. spent the weekend with the l..
Pond family of Anderson avenue.
Mrs. Frazier OF Rolla, Missouri, is
here on a visit with her daughter
Mrs. G. c. Jones, of Grant avenue.
Mrs. Holland, of New York, form
erly Of GrantWood, entertained the
faculty OF Cliffside Grammar school.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Arlitz have
sublet their house and are going to
reside in New York during the Win
ter.
Miss Annie Peet, of Highland ave-
nue. has returned from an extended
vacation in Virginia, spent with rela-
tives.
Miss Lucy Madden spent election
day in Newark visiting her sister who
is now practice teacher in the New
ark schools
The store adjoining the Kubli
Theatre on Palisade avenue and Wal
ller street will soon be opened as a
barber shop.
Miss Edith Murphy and Miss
Price, both of Cliffside Grammar
school, have put in their application
to become nurses.
James Merdsen, who is stationed
at Camp Dix, was the first person to
cast his vote for Mayor John c. Ca
diem, at that camp.
Mrs. John Gambel of Fifth and
Walker streets was removed to st.
Mary's Hospital in Hobolzen on We'd
nesday to undergo an operation.
The Board of Education will APP
point a janitor to assist Mr.. t. Chef
70, the present caretaker, who is over
burdened with work at the present
time.
Seymour N. Sears was very busy
keeping the crowd back OF the lines
at the Clffside Park VS.. Clason Point
game. The work was very complete
ly done.
Although his name was not on the
ballot, Patrick Kelly was elected to
the office of Justice of the Peace by
the voters inserting his name on the
official ballot.
The choir of st. Johns Church is
rehearsing for the Christmas mass.
The choir meets on Tuesday evenings,
and is under the supervision of Miss
Nancy BTwman.
Mrs. Bennett, of Toronto, Canada,
mother of Father Bennett of st.
Johns parish, was visitor in town
this week. She is the guest of
Father Benefits uncle.
Judge B. Duncan McClave, son of
Major and Mrs S. Wood McClave,
who is lieutenant in the Engineer
ing Corps, is now located at the Avia
ton Field at Hampton, Va.
Miss Esther f. Papa, daughter of
Clemente Papa, of Anderson avenue,
was married to Perry Hale, of Low
ell Mass, at the Epiphany Church,
Knox avenue, on Monday morning by
Father Ferretti.
Charles J. Leeger, of Lawton ave-
nue. gave the young children of his
neighborhood an outing on his wagon
election day. The wagon was packed
from stem to stern with bowling kids,
and Mr. Leeger was happy too.
Miss Gladly Gray, assisted by Mrs.
Merrill R. Gray has established an
afternoon Kindergarten class in the
Congregational Church, Grantwood.
The classes meet on Wednesdays, Fri
days and Saturdays from 2:30 to 800.
William Michaelson and son Will
liam, Jr.. sold out their interest in
the Brentwood garage last week to
Becker Brothers, of West Hoboken.
The Michaelsons will continue in the
wholesale milk business in New York
City.
Local Socialists are enthused over
the four hundred per cent. increase
in their town vote. From an average