Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-09-24

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home made cakes, pies and other
goodies will be on sale.
Thomas Fox, Jr, celebrated his first
birthday Tuesday. A number of
friends and kiddies were represented.
He received numerous gifts. There
was pretty home made cake with
red candle in the center. All present
had good time.
Councilman Joseph Marini repre-
sented the Alan Mutt Post of the Amer
lean Legion at the Legion State Con-
ventiOn at Asbury Park. Joe is telling
of the fine time the service boys had
He returned on Sunday evening
Mr. Holahan of Crescent avenue,
manager of the Grantwood Lumber
Company was confined to his home by
illness during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs May of Palisade ave-
nue. are visiting relatives at New
Haven, Conn. From there they will
motor to Miami, Florida.
The telephone girls of the local Of
fee extolled their sympathies to Chief
Operator Miss Florence Reiderer Of
Union Hill whose father died during
the past week.
hrc covered from
recent attack of rheumatism.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia
avenue is to hold supper and enter
tanment at the church hall on next
Wednesday evening. Tickets are
Seventy-five cents.
Mrs. Harry Dyer and daughter
Gladys are visiting at Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Wirths are to
build a two family house on Knox ave-
nue..
Emil Leqlec is to enter Stevens Col
lege as a sophomore, last year he at
tended Manhattan College.
A large number of local men at
tended meeting of the Coronation
Council, Knights of Columbus at Fort
Lee on Monday evening.
The Foley family who were occupy
ing the Merrick home during the sum-
mer have returned to New York.
The j. Eberle family Of Park ave-
nue. entertained the Curry family on
Sunday prior to the leaving Of the lat
ter for Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Williams, fourth grade teacher
of the Cliffside School, was absent be-
cause of illness on Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Merrick and her children
are in town again.
DOminick Damis is to spend next
week at Mineola, L. l.
Cecilia Mccarthy was home from
Trenton Normal School over the week
end.
Helen Manning, who is attending
Newark Normal School, was also home
over the weekend.
Only forty more people have to get
mail boxes and the delivery will be
started.
The Citizens Club met on Monday
evening. A large attendance was on
hand. Among the topics discussed
We're the mail delivery and the erect
ing of signs to safeguard school chill
dren from autoists on Anderson ave
nue.
1t is seen that the club once more
is getting active on motives of benefit
to the borough.
The Gerald Thayers of Lafayette
avenue are in town again.
The Lundgren family have taken up
their new abode on Franklin avenue.
Marriott Vaughan, formerly of this
town, has entered Rutgers. Wish you
luck, Vaughny
Mrs. Ohm of Detroit, Mich, is visit
ing the Quinns of Morningside ave-
nue..
Warren Sammis has discontinued his
schooling at Cliffside High. He left
on Monday for Rutgers Prep, where
he will continue his studies.
David Dana is to continue his studies
at Stevens School, Hoboken.
Yellow circulars were distributed by
the Voters Cooperative League adver-
Using the mass meeting at C. p. II. S.
for last evening