Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-03-29
GRANTWooD NOTES.

The sewing meetings of the Woman S
Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church,
which are held every Wednesday dur
| ing Lent, were held at the homes of
Mrs. Frederick Smith on Lafayette
avenue and Mrs. Edwin Lecato on Lin
coin avenue After the meetings the
members attended the Lenten services
Quoted by Rev Marshall Montgomery,
pastor of the church.
Jerry Harrington, the youthful ora
tor of CliffSide Park, is one of the
Anti-League of Nation viewers. In an
interview during the past week Hero
Harrington, "whO was not in the Serv-
ice of Uncle SAM" stated that the
League of Nations might be all right
as far as it went, but it did not reach
far enough. Ye scribe doesn't think
along the same lines as jerry.
Mrs. Charles Hunt and her daughter
Ruth of Washington avenue returned
home last Saturday after spending Il
week at Newport, II. /.
William Mullin, nephew of Mr..
Terence CorliStOn of Nelson avenue, re-
turned to his home in Buffalo, n Y,
after spending Il week with his uncle.
who is Il prominent Grantwoodian.
Paul A. Pensky of Anderson avenue,
Fairview, has signed II contract with
the Coppoletta Brothers, owners and
builders of the Sentinel apartments on
Clffside Park, to do the plumbing and
setting up of all the fixtures in this
building, which was built in commence
ration of the worlds war. These
apartments will be ready for occupa-
ton by May l.
1t was stated in Monday morning.
Hudson Dispatch that Miss Hilda Lohr,
| science teacher of ClitfSide Park High
School, was burned Friday by phos-
phorus with which she was experiment.
| ing. This article might impress some
people that Miss Lohr wasn't Il com
petent teacher, but the cause Of the
accident was that the container broke
| while in her hand
The members of knights of Culum-
bus Coronation Council, No. 1868 of
Fort Lee, received Holy Communion
Grantwo0d, on Sunday The Rev. Fa-
Their Ferretti officiated at the mass
After mass the 123 members of the
council proceeded to the church hall
where they enjoyed hearty breakfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Elmendorf OF
| Washington avenue, GrantwoOd, mo-
tored to Kingston, n. Y, on Sunday
where they visited Mr.. Elmendorfs
parents.
| Martin j. Conroy, Il former pupil of
| Cliffside Park High School and now Il
student at Worcester Technical Insti-
tute, visited his parents over the week
| end
| Mrs. Percy Periez of Palisade ave
nue., who has been seriously i'll foI
many months, has been removed to st
Francis Hospital, in New York city.
The Ancient Order of HibernianS
/ Division No. =, of Cliffside who held
the successful Irish Dance recently
! thanked the members of the Rosary
! Society for their services rendered by
serving refreshments on that occasion
/ Members of John ]. McEv0y Associa
| ton of GrantwoOd will meet Thursday
night at their new clubroOms on Gorge
road and Division street for the pur
pose of reOrganiZing. The association
has given many successful clambakes
in the past and also dances, Mr. Nc
Evoy states the many borough officials
and out of town prominent men.
Trinity Episcopal Guild.
Trinity Episcopal Guild will hold it,
regular business meeting on WedneS
day afternoon in Guild Hall in c0mbi
1 nation with the sewing meeting. The
sewing will begin at l p. IN. and the
| business session at 80 p. IN. This
will be followed by the regular church
/ service at 80 O'Clock.
On Saturday, April 4, the regular
T food sale will take place in Guild Hal
/ from to > p. m. This sale will be in
charge of Mrs r. ii. Mutt.
/ In Honor of Mrs. Joseph Mitchell.
Mrs James Mitchell entertained OF
| Tuesday in honor of the birthday OF
her daughter-in-law, Mrs Joseph A
/ Mitchell. There were D. guests from
| Weehawken, New York city, Cincin
natl, o., and Cliffside Park. The af
| fair was a delightful surprise to youns