Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-02-08

Miss Jones, the English teacher of
the local High School, who was i'll
for the past week with tonsilitis, has
recuperated and returned to her du-
ties on Monday.
ham, n. j., spent Sunday with w. J.
Woods of Washington avenue.
great deal of mail was received
from overseas during the past week
at the local post office
Marjorie Pigeon of Lawton avenue
was home from Trenton Normal
School over the week end
Seaman Raymond Eelsey of Lin
coin avenue was home during the past
week. Nelsey has made several trips
to France.
Mr.. Martin Conroy of Columbia
avenue is still at Washington on bust
ness.
Mr.. John McCurry of Oakdene Ter
race is having alterations made on his
home.
Mr.. Fox is cleaning off his many
lots on Oakdene avenue prior to the
building of many bungalows in the
coming spring.
Miss Lynch of Lafayette avenue and
Mrs. w J. Woods of Washington ave
nue. went TO the HippOdrome on We'd
nesday evening to see Everything"
After the performance they dined at
RectOrS
The Millionaire Club is going to
hold one Of their regular meetings on
Monday evening
The Ladies' Aid of the Grantwood
Lutheran Church are going to hold a
cake and coffee sale ut the home of
Mrs. Fink. Anderson avenue, Palsade.
this coming week
The Epiphany Circle held their reg
ular monthly meeting on Monday even
ing. Mrs. TecIerg presided in place
of Mrs Yale, the president.
Mrs Enright of Knox avenue is very
i'll with an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods have taken an
apartment in the Berls building, on
the PaliSade car line.
Miss Dora Buergel, sister of Mr..
Fred Buergel, proprietor of the Grant
wood hotel. is to be married on Feb
ruary 26 to Mr.. Miller of Philadelphia
back from France, has been mustered
out of the army.
Mr. Edward f. Flaherity of 693 Hill
side avenue, GrantwOod, formerly of
322 Hudson street, HOboken, an
nOunces the engagement of his daugh
ter, Josephine to Mr.. Henry C. Engel
of S2S Bloomfield street, Hoboken. No
date has been set as yet for the we'd
ding Mr.. Engel is a member of the
Verona Boat Club of EdgeWater
Herbert Dyer of Park avenue. Cliff
side, has been made chief steward of
the Biltmore hotel of New York city,
which is at FOrty-third street and
Fifth avenue and is one of the largest
hotels in the city.
A great deal of mail was received
by the friends of William T. McGrath,
who is on the T. S. S. Pittsburgh, dur
ing the past week, including many pic
lures of viii, who is now a first class
seaman. Some boy, isn't he?
On Tuesday evening the Grantwood
Arrows journeyed to West Hoboken
to play the st. Johns of that place.
w men the ATToN boys tHleIPu the
gym there was a large stove in the
middle of it, When they came out of
the dressing room the stove was gone.
Then they looked around. There
We're six gaslights. Illuminating the
room, one on each side of the baskets.
The gym was about seven yards wide
and ten yards long. Then the ceiling
was about two feet above the baskets.
And the score was; St. Johns, 81; Ar
rows, l.. The st. Johns knew how
that court ran just as we'll as they
knew their names At some times
they would dribble against the wall
from one end of the court to the other.
The gym reminded one of the portable
house which they are now selling.
Everything in it could be put together
or taken apart.
Mr.. Fred BeurgeI, proprietor of the
GrantWOOd hotel which WAS DESTROYED