Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-11-16
GRANTWooD NOTES.

A Y. M. C. A. representative was at
the High School ON Wednesday after
noon to stimulate the interest of the
High School victory pledge contribu-
lions.
The local football team, who are
after the title, won their second game
this season when they defeated the
Gutenberg Stars by the score of 1OS
to 0. Corriston, McEvoy, Murray and
Mcdonald scored most of the Juniors
points. Borrell, Damis, Tenarsli and
B. Borrell scored for the Grantwoods.
The people of the borough were
awakened early. Monday morning by
the blasts of the fire sirens of Ridge
field Park, Edgewater and our own
siren and fire gongs.
The Cliffside Park United War Work
Campaign Committee held meeting
on Saturday afternoon at the Borough
Hall. Chairman Mayor John J. Cadien
presided. He told of the plans to make
house to house canvass and added
that he hopes that the borough will go
over the top.
Lieut.. James Carroll of Anderson
avenue, who has just graduated from
the West Point Military Academy, was
given two Knights of Columbus de-
grees by the Coronation council, No.
1863, of the Fort Lee branch. The
ceremonies were held in the Dispatch
building in Union HILL
Mrs. A. Susskind of New York spent
the week end with the Corriston fam
lily of Nelson avenue.
Mrs. Robert Morton is visiting rela-
tives in Hammond, Ill.,, prior to going
to Alabama, where her husband is
manager of the Barrett Company.
Miss Borden of Grant avenue was
ill with severe cold during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fogarty of Nelson
avenue and Borough President Rigel-
mann of Brooklyn are away to the
Adirondack mountains on hunting
trip.
The Hunt family of West New York
moved into the Mileham house on
Washington avenue Tuesday.
It,is reported that J. O'Neil, profess
sor of English in the High School, has
rendered his resignation to the Board
of Education
William McEvoy and Gerard Nc
Cabe of Washington avenue visited
James McGrath and John McGarrigan
at Pelham Bay on Sunday.
Mrs. r. Cadien's sailor boys spent
last week with her. There are five of
them, one a chief petty officer, who
presented her with hand bag made
of macrame cord of the different knots
which are taught to our sailor boys.
DIR. Foley, a United States veteri-
nary surgeon, has taken Prince, the
sensational rabbit hound of the Cor
ristons, up into the Adirondacks for
the first week of the hunting season in
New York state
DR.. Ward of Washington avenue has
moved to New York city.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Bertha Graboski of Washington ave-
nue.. A good time was had by all.
Don't forget to help the boys over
there. Do your bit and contribute
freely. Remember this is the only
contribution besides the Red Cross
that you do not receive a compensa-
ton for
There were many automobiles out
motoring on both Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. P. Coniston of Arlington spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with the Cor
riston family of Nelson avenue.
Home Economics Department.
The home economics department of
the Woman's Club of Cliffside Park
will hold a covered dish luncheon on
Thursday, November II, at the home
of Mrs. Haage, Lafayette avenue, near
trolley, at / o'clock The regular meet
ing will follow the luncheon.
All members of the department who
expect to attend are requested to adj
wise Miss Winterburn, chairman of
committee, by Wednesday.