Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-07-12

| ant meeting, discussing many matters
of both social and business interests
for the coming year in the meeting
rooms on Wednesday evening.
| The "Wear- Ever aluminium lecture
and demonstration was given at the
Grantwood Congregational Church on
Tuesday afternoon. 1t proved a great
] success. The affair was conducted
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
| Society of the church. Many house
keepers of the community were pres
ent to see this wonderful process of
how the raw aluminium becomes ''wear-
ever pots, pans, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milliner have
again become residents of this town
after living for several years at Bos-
ton, Mass They have moved into
their residence on Washington avenue.
James McGrath, Arthur Scullion and
Edward Silvorski all recent graduates
Of the local high school this year, are
|
w. I. Bray, superintendent of
schools of Cliffside Park up in New
York state
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Beilfuss and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fox, Jr., of this
town motored to Lake Hopatcong,
New Jersey on Sunday in the formers
| Hupmobile touring car.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shagner, Miss
| Dwyer and M. j. McGOldrick of this
town spent the weekend at Newburgh,
| New York They went via the Hudson
River line.
James Madden and Joseph Coughlin
spent the weekend at the Atlantic
Highlands. Both of them felt their
sunburn on Monday evening
| The apron sale and social recently
given by the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Lutheran Church of this town was
a grand success.
Many homespun aprons, and other
articles were sold at very reasonable
prices.
Refreshments including coffee, tea,
soda, ice cream and home made cakes
were also served.
The sale was held in the large social
rooms of the church which were very
well decorated.
Although very many attended they
were all very well taken care of by
the ladies in charge.
Up to date the Cliffside Park fund to
help the cause of Irish freedom has
| gone way lover the top"
| If all the towns and cities through
out the United States do their bit as
this borough is doing hers, they will
have more than enough money to pay
the expense of this great deed of
taking Ireland from British control.
Girls who answered the call of the
Rev. Father A. j. Ferretti for volun-
teers to make collections at Palisade
Amusement Park are taking in enor-
nous sums.
Miss Marjorie Sammis of Edgewater
Heights spent the past week at Hunt
ington, Long Island, the old home of
her parents and many relatives.
The S. NJ. Sears family of Knox ave-
nue. are now at their summer home at
Long Beach, New York.
Professor George Donaldson and fam
lily of Cortland place, Edgewater
Heights left on Monday for Cedar
Lake, n. j., where they will pass the
summer months.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Grantwood Congregational Church
held a regular meeting at the church
lecture room on Wednesday evening.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Trinity Lutheran Church of this town
held their last social gathering of this
season in the church basement on
Wednesday evenings. They will dis
continue these gatherings for the
summer months.
| The church basement was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and every
thing was prepared for good time
In the early part of the evening many
games We're played and solos We're
rende. ed. Later in the evening ice
cream, cake and other refreshments
were served. After this games and solos
were played until eleven o'clock.
Food Sale.
The food sale given by the ,Womans
| Club of this borough which was held
at the home of Mrs. III. Post of Co.
lumbia avenue on Wednesday after
noon, attracted many members of that
| rganiZation and the sale of the various
articles and foodtuffs was so rapid
that those who arrived late We're dis