Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-05-10


Mrs c. Sheffield of Nelson avenue,
Grantwood, spent the weekend at
Philadelphia
Mrs. Martin Conroy returned on
Tuesday after spending several weeks
with her husband who is supervising
the remodeling of several of the
United States government buildings at
the capital city of the nation. He is
representing the Conroy Brothers Con
tracing Company of New York city.
Albert Fehring of Nelson avenue,
who was in France with the Three
Hundred and Second Engineers of the
TWenty-ninth Division arrived i'll
America on Monday. He landed at
Newport News with a casual company.
Fehring while in the battle of Argonne
Forest was wounded severely and was
detached from his company in which
several other Grantwood men are
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz
of Columbia avenue on last Saturday
IL baby girl was born. Mother and
daughter are doing fine. DR.. Ahearn
of this town is the attending ply
Sician.
Mrs. Albert Hoppe of Oakdene ave-
nue. underwent serious operation for
appendicitis at the Englewood Hos
pital on Tuesday.
The Epiphany Circle of the Grant
wood Catholic Church met at Epip-
hany Hall on Monday evening, for
their regular monthly meeting. and
much important business was trans
acted besides this, the recently elect
ed officers We're installed
Plans were made for a Children's
Day and Il baby parade This will be
held on Saturday, June Z. This will
be the regular annual picnic that is
held at the Coudray estate of this
town.
Many games will be played and
prizes given to the winners of the
many events which will include races
etc
The parade will begin at the church,
proceed along Knox avenue to Pal
isade, then turn to the right and 90
along Palisade avenue to Lawton ave
nue. and turn into the large estate
where a good time will be awaiting the
Youngsters. The prize carriages will
also be picked at the estate.
Ensign Athos Teveridge of Grant
avenue left town on Saturday to I'M
dergo a serious operation at the Ma
val Hospital in New York city.
The Cliffside Park librarian is earn
estly appealing for books and maya
zines for the Jersey boys in the Twen-
ty-ninth and the Seventy-seventh D-
visions.
Mr.. Seigrist of Crescent avenue was
presented with a German helmet for
the most bonds at the mass
in the high school on Satur-
day night.
Ground was broken on Tuesday
for the new real estate of
flee of Borough Collector Edward
Sheehan who recently entered into
that business. 1t is to be built on
Walker street
The senior chemical held a party
in the Domestic Science Rooms on
Thursday evening Miss II. Lohr the
chemistry instructor was chaperon.
All those present had fine time, and
Arthur SculliOn was the POSTMASTER.
May devOtionS will be held in st.
Johns Church on Tuesday and Friday
evenings of each week during the
month
A Victory dance will be held in Cap
orale's Hall on Saturday evening. May
10. Music TO be furnished by the
Razz Jazz band.
The st. Johns baseball team will
play the Ardmore A. c. of West New
York on Sunday afternoon at the Cliff
side Fairgrounds, when they expect to
win their fourth game of the season.
The rattle for the So gold piece to
have been drawn for on April 80 for
the benefit of the St Johns band has
when the st. Johns Lyceum will hold
their stag at Fairview School No. 3.
The St Johns Lyceum won their
third game of the season at the Cliff