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

through drink ness.
| The celebration covered a period of
two hours. Mr.. Cause called atten- Mr.. 10
| ton to this, but stated that the meet race is h
ing could not close without tribute home.
to the untiring work of one of their
former members and distinguished cit NJ, /,
liens, Professor Aphonso A. Hopkins, ,t, ~
WIZ was ie'ei'S c'.'e" ~ MS e1.i i''' building
reward. Professor Hopkins Mr.. Cause ,,;,,1+ .
stated had been one of the national
leaders for the past generation, at one
time being n candidate for the nresi. Miss l.
dencv on tba prohihiton ticket Miss Mrs w
Hausman was then called unon and re- nue. Wen
sponded by reading two poems of vic hesdaE
tory and triumph from Professor Hop tAlter III
kinS book of poems The Bugle Of hec'ofS.
Right"
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eRANTwooD NOTES. hold one
Monday
The Teachers Association held Il
profitable meeting on Tuesday after The |.
noon which was addressed by Super Lutheran
wishing Principal Morris of Leona and cake ant
by our own supervising principal Mrs Fin
Mrs. Drum. this com
A social hour followed, with refresh
ments served by Miss Johnston and The Fl
Miss Madden, committee. = ular mon
ing MI
The Misses Donaldson have. as of Mrs
usual, been entertaining the soldiers
with their musical selections, i'll New Mrs L
YORK city also at the Secaucus Hospl- i'll with
tai and at the Hoboken Signal Corps
'aii"hs, "'tre eA-uoNeiiioi fiei''ei Mr. an
also addressed audience. ,,a,t,,,o,
the Pals
Covered dish luncheonS seem to be
the style this week, as Il very success
f,l ono va. i,.o,' ,+ +h Cnurn, Miss
tionaI fburcb ON ,rnosdav and an. Fred Bu
other oou.I1v s,coa.sf,l ,,,s bald + wood no
thn En;scono1 f,hurcb on Wodnosdav ruary %
Mrs. Ballard Dead. Albert
The mother of Miss Wihelmina Bal back fro
lard, who has been i'll IA long time, out of tn
died after much suffering Thursday
morning at her home in Grant avenue, Mr. Ed
Grantwood near the Cowdry estate. side ave
The funeral will take place ON Sunday 322 HUI
afternoon at the home. nOunceS
- ter Jose
The new members admitted into the of SOS b
ST. John Lyceum on Monday evening date has
are Joseph McDonough, Edward eau ding M
held ana GustaVe Dlpefftfdo. Verona
!. Paul Polifron n member of the St 1y,,,
'o'ii' hSceui'' mas 't,n ,'"nne" ~ ms side, has
ue' '' I''o nui'ie WI 'n''i ~" the Biltn
lie P"H' "eoN WIZ" " oeNe'e "''"N vi which is
the grip Liftb av.
hotels in
The st. Johns Hall is being painted
by the members of the lyceum, who
,fso this ,ndito,.iu, ,s thair c,nhrooms A grea
by the fl
Two well known and popular boys VINO - VI
If tha horongh If Cliffside annied for ing the p
,,-,,;,, =, +ho O. Inh,i 7 ,oo,r, lures of
~ tho n,aotinc an Monday avening seaman
The applicants are John Winters and -
Ioh,, 1fano,. On Tu
Arrows
The Committee of Arrangements for ~ pay
., ,;4,I 80 H., ,;,.o,, ,,1,. +bo o,. When Il
,;as &c t,,o O. Ihn,, 7 voor,, Of +bo gym the
st. Johns Hall Thursday and Fri i'iuu'e y
day evening, February y and 2S, have .me "'' -
left nothing undone to make this af- nv" u
e.i :, ,,.,, ,;,,,i,,. "a ,bo+ of tbo were sin
h,r, do,oa Tbo ,namhore ore olso room, on
,nokin., o,o,,, offort +o mako This min The gym
strel far superior to any ever given anu 'eh
+, +,,is lo..li+v Tho Arrannomant abOl
Committee is Edward Brady, Frank ana 'iie
\J,nloy Edword Ostermanp and rows l.
John Linsky. tlitt cou
knew tn
Mrs Yale of Columbia avenue is at theH "o
poobastor n V ,hara ber husband from one
is continad with illness Mr. Yale The gym
who is in the theatrical business be- mousse "
came i'll while in that town. fNer9ti
or taken
Word has been received from Lieu
tenant Joseph A. Preston, who is now WI /
with the army of occupation lover Nf"i'"o
there" He says that there are many4 ny IRE Il
wonderful scenes where the battles Grantwo
took place, it being miracles how some real esta
of the things not damaged, as
for instance in tbe middle Of 81 raw Glenvi
aged town an altar of church would transport
be intact The lieutenant also tells of EUROPE
the way that the members of the A. OF the u
+. F., who in the army of occupa- gwen TO
ton, have to watch the Germans so brought
that they do not take articles that
were stated in the armStice to be left Nord
for the allies. eft 1adi'
!, from Fra
The junior class of the local High News,
School held their regular monthly over TN
meeting Monday afternoon. Dis liam Far
cussion of a social was held. presi- supposed
dent Martens presided. ton Whll
Robert
Barney Fiola is home again, having Stevens
been mustered out of the navy The the army
former physical training instructor is High Sci
looking fine Barney refereed the bas- participa