Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-20

Mr.. Mrs ]. Sellwagon have
taken up their residence on Lawton
avenue, in one of the houses that c.
J. Leeger has recently built in this
borough.
Mrs. William S. B. Dana is expected
home over the weekend, her son Will
liam will enter Stevens Institute on
Monday.
Among the recent real estate trans
actions that were made in this town
was the purchase of the home of Mrs.
M. l.. Whitaker of New York city,
a former resident of this town, by DIR.
John White of Lafayette avenue.
Among the contestants for the as
SCISSORS office which is left open by
the resignation of Mr.. Mahoney is
Mr. ]. W. Timothy of Park avenue.
Miss Fannie Bradshaw, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Bradshaw of West
Palisade has begun her career as an
actress. She is to have a part in
the play "39 East" She has begun
rehearsing. In few weeks the COM
pany will move to Chicago where the
show will open up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bohn of Oak
wood avenue and their nephew Joseph
have returned to town after an auto
trip which lasted several weeks and
had Montreal as it's destination. They
reported as having stopped at many
towns and summer resorts on the trip.
Harrison Reynolds of Lafayette ave-
nue. has purchased new motorcycle.
1t is late model Indian.
Three new members have been adj
mitted into the st. Johns Lyceum-
namely, Benjamin Galardo, John Folls
and Joseph Banonno.
In order to show their appreciation
of the good work done by the baseball
players this season the members of
the st. Johns Lyceum are planning to
give a supper in their honor to be held
in st. Johns Hall The st. Johns base
ball team has made a good showing
this season, and nothing will be spared
to make this event a big one for the
boys The committee in charge of the
,fe,, In. al Nf,+
Joseph Braunstetter, Harry Thompson,
John Folls and William Bowling.
The St Johns Junior Choir, under
the able direction of Mr.. Joseph Braun
setter, will resume the singing at the
s o'clock mass on Sundays at the st.
Johns r. G. Church, which had been
discontinued for the summer months.
The parents are advised to have their
children join the choir, as it is good
opportunity to give them a vocal train
ing which will be a big advantage to
them in the future. The rehearsals
are held on Thursday evening of each
week at Z 80 O'Clock.
The plans for the opening season
dance to be held under the auspices
of the st. Johns Lyceum was one of
the main topics for discussion at the
meeting on Monday evening. The
dance will be held in st. Johns Hall
on Friday evening, October 3. The
committee reported that arrangements
are being made to make the occasion
a success far superior to any in the
history of the lyceum.
Anthony Fischer, former resident
of Washington place, Cliffsde, and ia
Their of Mrs. Catherine Ostermann, was
buried on Thursday in the Bayview
cemetery, Jersey City. Mr.. Fischer
was sixty-five years old. He retired
several years ago, having had at one
time a large baker business in New
York city. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs G. Fischer, residing at 152 Pear
sail avenue, Jersey City, three sons
and three daughters.
1t was announced that the st. Johns
Lyceum will hold another stag in the
near future to raise enough funds to
organize the proposed band.
new orchestra has been organized
in Cliffside which will be known as
the "De Luxe Orchestra" The men,
bers are Fred Quosig, cornetist; Joseph
Butler, violinist; Edward Ostermann,
pianist, and Thomas Fahey, hummer.
The Epiphany Circle Bazaar.
The Epiphany Circle of the Grant
wood Church has held two meetings in
the past week to arrange for mon
ster bazaar to be given in Epiphany
Hall, from October IS to October %,
inclusive
Mrs. Siegrist, president of the Circle,
has committees definitely arranged and
many fine donations are already prom