Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-06-14


lated that refreshments may be serv-
ed but this should not deter any one
from attending.
The Cliffside Park Order of CZechO
Slovacs held their annual picnic at the
Fairgrounds on Saturday afternoon.
The Dodge family of EdgewOod lane
was robbed of money and other val
uabes. The local police are working
on the case, and they are sure to make
an arrest by the end of the week.
An unusual treat was given Mr..
Luigi DiSiascio of 245 Grant avenue,
Brentwood, Sunday afternoon when
Il group of young musicians from New
York paid them visit and gave a
delightful musical program.
To Mr.. and Mrs Percy Mcintyre of
Lincoln avenue a son on Monday.
William Michaelson of Grant ave-
nue., former proprietor of the Grant
wood Garage, is recovering from his
recent illness of pneumonia.
Winifred McEvoy of Washington
avenue injured her left hand on Tues
day.
Miss Dorothy Kenworthy of Grant
wood, who sang at Union Palisade
church on Memorial Sunday, has been
asked to repeat her song, Little
Black Me-" at the children's service
Sunday evening 1t was also well
received at former children's services.
The Capellain family have gone to
Paris, France.
Albert Capellain has purchased the
SaleX plant in Fort Lee and is now
conducting it as studio.
Albert Capellain was in New Jersey
this week in his auto. The chauffeur
had New York license, but the car
had only New Jersey license 1t cost
him $50 in Fort Lee
A very positive and persistent |
rumor has been circulated in Palisade
this week to the effect that a COM
munity house would be constructed at !
Palisade junction by the Knights of |
Columbus, but no confirmation could |
be found for the report. 1t is sup |
posed the vacant lot north of the brick |
building at the Junction was the spot
the rumor had in mind.
The Louis c. Andersons have been |
motoring through the CatSkillS. They |
were at Kingston this week, the long
time home of Mr.. AnderSOn's ancestry. |
They are expected home in few days. |
Mr. Ebert Davidson, of Washington,
d. c., was a guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Charles Il. Logan. He is en- route to
West Point, where he has passed the
examinations for entering as cadet. |
The ST. Johns Lyceum found it an
easy task to defeat the Empires from
New York city on Sunday afternoon
at the Cliffside Fairgrounds. The
game was interesting from start to
finish and ended with score of
17-2.
William Swanson and John Rigney
of Edgewater, and Phillip Fabrey of
WOodcliff were accepted into the st. |
Johns Lyceum ON Monday evening at
the meeting.
The st. Johns Lyceum are sched
uled to play double header at the
Cliffside Fairgrounds on Sunday after
noon, having booked the Ridgetield
All Stars and the Fast Comedy Nine
from Jersey City. The first game will
be played with the Ridgefields and
will start at l p. m. sharp. The sec
ond game with the Comedy Nine will
commence at 3 80 p. m.
Plans to have sightseeing tour in
automobiles was discussed at the |
meeting of the st. Johns Lyceum on
Monday evening. A definite date has |
not as yet been set, but it will no
doubt take place in the latter part of
this month. The matter was layed
over until next meeting when the com
mittee will submit a final report. The
tour is to be made in automobiles
through the northern part of the state,
which is well noted for it's scenic |
beauty.
Attractive application blanks for as
sociate membership in the Cliffside |
Park Boy Scout fund are being issued |
throughout the borough during the |
week
]. Paulson, former newspaper deal |
er of Grantwood, who sold out his |