Palisadian., 1919-01-25

spent the week end with his uncle,
William j. Woods, of Washington ave-
nue..
Archie Gould, who has seen active
service and was wounded while with
the A E. f. over there" has been
mustered out
Preston J. OToole, son of Professor
and Mrs. j. O'Toole, is i'll with pneu-
mOnia.
Seaman Whalen. a claSsmate of John
McClave, who We're both on the same
ship, spent the past week with the Nc
Clave family. Whalen and John both
left for Bowdoin College this week,
where they will resume their educa-
ton.
What do you think of the weather,
folks?
The Grantwood mail came in late on
Thursday evening.
There will be an entertainment held
at the GrantwOod Congregational
Church on January 81 Admission Is
cents.
The Cliffside High boys Won one and
lost one of their league games during
the past week, being victorious over
LeOnia and bowling in defeat to Pas
sale. They now have a standing of
800 per cent in the Northern New ,Jer-
sey Interschoastic League
On Friday afternoon the Cliffside
High girls came out on the wrong end
of a large score against the Leonia
girls basket ball team. Florence ST.
cOmski of the local High School was
the star of the game
Word has been received from Rob
Cadien, who is cover the pond,' that
he has been made Il corporal. Alta
boy, Rob
Examinations for the High School
pupils will be held during the next
week.
Mrs W. J. Woods of Washington
avenue is i'll with Spanish influenza.
She is steadily improving. DR.. Ahearn
of Grantwood attended.
The st. Johns Lyceum Club admit
ted two new members into their organ
ization on Monday evening, the new
members being John McGrath and
Charles Calderone.
Three well known young men of the
borough were proposed at the meeting
Iof the st. Johns Lyceum Club at the
meeting on Monday evening, Joseph
Fitzgerald, William Bracken and AL
bert Leversey being the applicants
The members of the St Johns Ly-
ceum Club, under the able coaching of
both Mr. Frank Boltz and Mr.. j.
BraunStetter, are making wonderful
progress in their preparations for the
minstrel which will be given under
their auspices at the st. Johns hall
within IL month.
Rev. A. ]. Ferritti was present at
the meeting of the st. Johns Lyceum
Club on Monday evening at ST Johns
hall and addressed the members and
thanked them for the donation made
hV tho rlnh Thn cInh half thn
proceeds of their barn dance to the
st. Johns Church. Father Ferritti
also commended the boys for the won
derful success of their dance and also
dwelt upon the progress this Organiza-
tion has made since its beginning and
stated that he would always be on
hand to help any time he was needed.
The food sale~held at Epiphany hall
on Saturday afternoon was a grand
success the sum of $S2 being acquired
Many delicious cakes and pies being
produced there did not wait very long
before Il claim was put upon them.
Some of the purchasers had to Outbid
others to take home the cake which
was the apple of their eye.
L. S. Marine c. RauSher, brother of
Miss A. Rausher, mathematic teacher
in the local High School, was in town
over the past week end.
We now have dancing after the baS-
ketball games, and a fine crowd at
tends the games now.
POPULAR GRANTWOOD
BOY is MUSTERED OUT.
James McGrath, son of Police Chief
McEvoy, has been mustered out of
the navy and has returned to the local
High School, where he was active in
athletics, playing quarterback on the
| foot thaIl tpam and left field on thp ha GO