Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-04-26

HUDSON heights, mas been maze JUS
tice of the peace. He was confirmed
by the Cliffside Park mayor and coun-
ell at their last meeting.
Miss Anna Rausher, mathematic
teacher of the local High School, spent
the Easter holidays with her parents
at their home in New York state
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ross of Wash
ington avenue visited their summer
home at Norwalk, n v, over the week
end. They went in their roadster.
To Mr.. and Mrs. William Gruning
of Riverside place, Cliffside, "a baby
boy was born this week
Mr. James Burnett of New York city
spent last Sunday with the John J.
McEvoy family of Washington ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Elmendorf and
family motored to Kingston, n. Y, in
their Dodge Sedan on last Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett Of
Bellvilfe, N. j., were guests of the Ter
ence Corriston family of Nelson ave-
nue..
The borough schools opened on Tues
day after having been closed several
days for the Easter vacation.
The trustees of the WOmen's Club
of CliffSide Park gave a mystery card
party on Friday evening at the home
Of Mrs. w G. Foringer, Cortland place,
Edgewater Heights, for the benefit of
the clubhouse fund.
David Dana was home on, vacation
during the past week from the Cattle
dral School of NewsXor city, =. 8 !.
The Pentagon Club Of Cliffside Park
High School enjoyed the first perform
dDCe Oh FAIR anu w dI ijCl at liC
Hudson theater on Monday. The
young ladies, who are five in number,
AS the name indicates, are Marion Baul
mann, Dorothy Drew, Wren Drescher,
Dorothy Horton and Jesse Merritt.
Mrs. Robert Bacon of Delaware was
the guest of: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Sheehan of Clark terrace during the
past week. - .....
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cummins We're
the guests of County Engineer Roscie
p. McClave and family of Clark ter
race. Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins reside
at Wheeling, w. Va, and are the par
ents of the county engineers wife.
Palisade Amusement Park will open
on May 10. There are many new
amusements in the park this season.
Besides the new rides, there are also
some new concessions.
Members of the NIillionaires' Club
of this town will hold their annual
straw ride to Wards Inn, Closter. n.
j., this evening They have hired two
large auto trucks from Albert Weiss,
the Cliff'side truckman.
Word has been received from Mr.
Preston, former English teacher in the
local High School, that he has been
promoted from first lieutenant to a
captain and that he is now acting as a
major and is now in command of a
small town in France. He also states
that he will probably be home during
June.
Joseph SchieSs, the young Grant
wood mechanic, has made another toy.
This is a small airplane which is mod
eled after a regular CurtiSS machine.
The propeller is driven by large rub
Der bands.
August Pammann of Washington
avenue, who had one of the finest gar
dens in Bergen county last year, ex-
poets to have another prize one this
year.
The baseball squad of the local High
School is still practicing Coach Will
liam Sporting states that he will have
crackeriack nine to represent it on
the diamond this year.
Mrs. Il. II. Mutt and Miss Mutt have
been spending some weeks at Atlantic
City and returned home this week.
Joseph Coughlin, Arthur Mazzei
Raymond Gormley. Walter Madden,
Lester Cotter, Michael McGoldrick and
Thomas Brudie hiked to Englewood on
Sunday. These young men are form