Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-13
GRANTWOOD NOTES

The St Johns Lyceum is making
preparations for dance to be held
under their auspices on Friday even
ing, October 3. The music for the Occa-
sion will be furnished by Prof. Fred
Carughi. The arrangements committee
consists of James Rouan, Patrick Poll
FROM and James McGrath,
Frank Alvino resigned as sergeant
alarms of the st. Johns Lyceum at
the meeting on Monday evening. The
vacancy was filled by Paul Polifroni
who has been acting as Mr.. Alvino's
assistant. Patrick Polifroni was ap-
pointed assistant sergeant-at-arms and
stated that the Polifroni brothers
would perform their duties to the best
OF their ability.
All the members of the Epiphany
Circle of Brentwood should be pres
ent at a special meeting to be held at
Epiphany Hall on Monday evening
Mrs. Seigrist, president of the circle,
requests this because of some very
important business that is to be dis
cuSSed.
The wear-ever aluminium lecture
that was held at Epiphany Hall on
Tuesday afternoon under the auspices
of the Halycon Club was very success
f,,I
were on hand for this educational fea-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert H. Mutt of
Edgewater Heights, with their daugh-
ter and son, Rachel and Roger, start
this week for two weeks trip by au-
tomobile through the Adirondacks.
James McGrath and Arthur SculliOn
spent the week end at Asbury Park.
William McEvoy and John Glynn
spent the week end at Rockaway
Beach.
James Murphy and George Kuehne
spent the past week with friends at
Long Beach.
Many boys and girls returned to the
local high school on Monday. There
was also quite few who had not
registered before Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Haffelfinger, who
for the past few months have been
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Becker of Knox avenue, will within
few days leave for their new home in
Union Hill.
Henry Shenier of Lincoln avenue
son of Dr. and Mrs. Shenier of the
same address, is home on 30 day fur
Tough from Annapolis, where he is
aspiring to become a midshipman. He
has already been at that place for a
year. Recently he made several trips
on the usual summer voyage on a
school ship, among them being Cuba,
Panama and the Virgin Islands.
The dance and social under the
Maurice's Hall on Saturday evening"
was grand success, as it was the first
event of the kind given by the newly
organized club The large number of
guests that were present certainly gave
fine encouragement to the young men.
Fred Dyer of Park avenue returned
home on Monday after two months
vacation at his Pennsylvania farm
Fred looks fine. He certainly must
have worked hard preparing his truck
goods for the surrounding cities, at
whose markets he presents several
truck loads of garden truck each day.
Miss Nina Schomber of LawtOn ave-
nue. spent the past week with the S. n.
Sears family at their Oak Beach (Long
Island) summer home.
Rev. Cause, pastor of the Grant
wood Congregational Church, was
well pleased with the many members
who attended church on Sunday after
the annual August vacation.
Miss Elsie Jary of Oakdene avenue
left for Trenton on Saturday, where
she will resume her studies at the
State Normal School Miss Jary grad
uated from the local high school in
1917. This is her last year at the
Normal School. She will graduate this
spring
Mrs. A. Schiffner with her daughter
and son, Margaret and Edward, spent
the week end with the Joseph Paris
family of Grant avenue.
Herbe Hershler of this town, who
is now one of the most well known
twirlers of Bergen and Hudson cOun-
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