Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-06
'GRANTWOOD NOTES

UNANl WOOD NOlEO
Mrs. Ziegler and son have left their
new home on Morningside avenue,
Cliffside Park, and are enjoying the
simple but healthful life of Bauer farm
at Peetzburg, N. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teeger and
their daughter Helen have returned
from Ocean Grove, where they spent
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour n Sears and
family of Knox avenue, who spent the
summer months at Oak Beach, Long
Island, returned on Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Madden of Grant ave-
nue., who spent the summer vaca-
ton at Asbury Park, returned on Sat
urday. Miss Madden is a teacher in
the Fort Lee public schools.
Mrs. G. Pengely of Highland avenue
is spending her two weeks vacation
with relatives at Spring Valley, n. Y.
Edward Kane of Nelson avenue
spent the week end with relatives at
Perth Amboy.
Miss Anna Gormely of Nelson ave-
nue. spent the week end with relatives
at Long Branch.
Nearly all of the students who will
attend the local high school registered
on Wednesday morning.
Miss Florence Gamers of South
Hampton is visiting the George b.
Dickinson family of Knox avenue.
When the Ford touring car upset
on the Edgewater Heights hill on
Thursday no one was hurt. The acct
dent was caused by the steering gear
breaking
At the recent parade held in the
great Union Hill celebration on La
Dor Day, among the features was the
music furnished by several large
bands. Two of these were made up
mostly of local men, especially the
Cliffside Park Military Band, which
consists of musicians that reside in
this borough. The General Chemical
Band, which was also in the line of
march, is also composed of residents
of this borough
A restaurant is going to be opened in
the Raas building on Palisade avenue.
1t will be under the management of
Mrs. Anderson of Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Elmendprf and
family of Washington avenue spent the
week end at Bear Mountain. They
made the trip in their Dodge Sedan.
Mr. and Mrs b. C. Beilfuss, Mr. and
Mrs. r. Fox, Jr., and their daughter
Virginia spent the holidays at Boston.
They made the trip via the Boston
road, which they reached by crossing
the Hudson by the Dyckman street fer
ry in the formers Hupmobile.
The Misses May Glynn of Columbia
avenue and May McEvoy of Washing
ton spent the week end at Brighton
Beach.
Mr. Fl. B. Adler of New York city
spent the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schmitz of Nelson avenue.
Michael GerabaSiS of Crescent ave-
nue. spent the holidays at AtlantF
Highlands
William McEvoy and John Glynn
spent the week end at Rockaway Beach
with relatives of the latter.
A special drive is now being made
in this borough for magazines and
books to be sent to Camp Merritt.
Many books are needed for the incom-
ing soldiers, as thousands enter the
camp every day. Miss Bowman has
charge of the drive.
Miss Ruth Corrigan of Franklin Fur
nace a niece of Richard j. Fox, ST.,
president of the Bergen Contracting
Company, is visiting her uncle. Miss
Corrigan was former teacher in the
local public schools.
Mrs. A. Stien and her son Ernest of
Knox avenue have returned to Grant
wood after they had spent month
with relatives on their farm out in
Michigan.
Joe Coughlin of Knox avenue who
only rnppntIV rn6nrUant an oparotion