Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-11-15
PALISADIAN

Work on the first issue of the Cliff
side Park high school paper is
being made with favorable progress.
The staff of the paper is working
hand and hand to make this, the first
number which is TO be issued as a
Christmas number, one that any
graduate or under graduate of the
high school, a model that they can
show to graduates or under gradu-
ates of other schools with pride and
tell them of the grand school spirit
that is found in Cliffside High and of
the standing of the school in learn
ing as well as their known success in
athletic branches. If you desire to
subscribe for this book tell any pu-
pill of the Cliffside Park high school,
AS result of the heavy vote in
the Grantwood district of the borough
at the recent election at which four
hundred and sixty-five votes were
cast. The borough will be entitled
to another election district at the
next regular election, the law re-
quires that new election district
must be made when four hundred
votes are cast at one polling place.
The Cliffside section of the borough
was only ten votes short of having
another election district.
Just where the polling place of the
new district will be is uncertain, but
it is understood that it will be in the
West Grantwood section which is rap
idly being built up
Many ardent football fans of this
borough were present at Palmer Sta
dunn, Princeton, on last Saturday
and saw the Princeton-Harvard game
which resulted in tie. Among
those present were Ross, Steven and
Duncan McClave, Erwin Goeman,
Thomas Fox, Mr.. Kirmeyer, Thomas
Kirmeyer and many others.
Among the recent real estate trans
actions in this borough was the sale
of two family house of Mrs. Nc
Clean on Warren Avenue and the
Zabrukie home on lakewood Avenue.
The transactions were made by
Beirne and Bohm, the leading real es-
tate men of this borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Seigrist of Cres-
cent Avenue celebrated their fifteenth
wedding anniversary on Saturday with
supper, which many of their friends
attended.
Miss Dorothy Kenworthy of this
town was the soloist at the Palisade
Union church on Sunday morning,
splendidly singing mot Ashamed of
Christ" banks. The violin oblgato
was played by Miss Dorothy Donald
son, solo violinist. ]. B. Moody the
Grantwood organist has made arrange.
| ments whereby both these soloists
| will be heard frequently at the Pals
| ade Chuch during the season.
Mrs T. Corriston of Nelson Avenue
and her daughter Liberty spent the
| past week at Arlington, New Jersey
Mrs j. R. White has returned tC
town after a long vacation in the
country where she recuperated and
| is now in much improved health. Hell
illness was caused by a serious &C
cident which she had in New York
City.
| l.. J. Montondo, the Grantwood
builder had bad accident with his
automobile and narrowly escaped Sc
rious injuries not only himself bu
those who were with him in his new
Chevrolet touring car which he ha:
only had for two weeks He and {
party of six were proceeding III
Snake Hill near Newark when hi;
machine collided with a coal truck.
He lost control of the steering
wheel and the car rolled down tht
hill about fifteen feet and it was
completely demolished. Mr.. Monitor
| do and Mr.. Burg of Fort Lee were
| severely cut about the head and il
required several stitches to be taker
all the party including Mrs. MontondC
were badly shaken up
| Many residents of Cliffside Parl
are pleased at the outcome of the
vote for an appropriation of $4,000 tc
| improve the grounds of the high
| school, as the vote was practically
| unanimous only two votes being cast
! against it. The borough hopes to see
the approach to the handsome build
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