Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-24
Happenings
Of the Week
Merry Christmas =!

Merry Christmas !!
Have you renewed your subscrip-
ton to The Palisadian?
If you have not done So you, should
do SO Immediately as we are to change
our mailing lists for the second issue
of 1922.
You will miss your home town
weekly.
We have laid plans to make this the
neWsiest weekly of the section.
The committee of the Ladies Aid
Society, Trinity Lutheran Church. an
nounced that over $1,000 was realized
at their recent bazaar.
The Richard Steinberg two family
house on Washington avenue, has
been sold.
The Trenicore Club, Inc, of Wood
cliff, held a successful dance at
Epiphany Hall on last Friday evening
liz eN"NiiSio VI I1c polouSil SSllOOlS
met at the high school on last Friday
| afternoon.
The Loyola girls gave a successful
dance at the Apollo Dancing Acad-
envy on last Friday evening.
James Conroy is home from Classon
| Dnint Nfilitory Io1
days.
Arthur Scullion and Thomas Car
roll are home from Portsmouth.
"Over the Hill" drew large crowds
the three days it played at the Grant
wood Theater last week.
To Mr.. and Mrs Charles Larsen,
of Palisade avenue, baby daughter
on last Saturday. Mother and Babe
are doing yell.
John Nolan is to occupy his McKin-
ley street home after the new year.
| Lie IlcuIS I1OillldllS, VI Cllu street.,
are visiting relatives in Boston.
The Cliffside Park Bowling Club
met at the Moose Club alleys last Fri
day evening.
! The Ladies Star Bowling Club met
at the same alleys, Thursday after
noon.
! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Borrell are to
spend the holidays with Captain and
Mrs. Borrell.
The University Club of the Pail
sades celebrated it's fifth birthday on
last Saturday night.
Carroll Mahoney and many of his
friends have planned a Garrett
Party for New Years Eve. A
Southern cooked dinner is to be a
feature of the celebration.
Miss Genevieve Mulheran, of Cliff
side Park attended the Ordination of
three of her former classmates of the
class of 1912, of the st. Michaels
ParOchial School, of West Hoboken.
The Ordination was held in Baltimore,
Md, on last Saturday. The priests
ordained We're the Reverend Fathers
Roger G. F., Cornelius C. p, and
Adelbert C. Z.
Ferdinand Weiss, of the Cliffside
Hook and Ladder Company was elect
ed chief and Albert Pfeuffer of the
Cliffside Hose Company was made
assistant chief at the annual election
of the chief and his assistant held at
the headquarters in the addition to
the borough hall on last Monday
evening.
Representatives of the bOrough's
three companies were present and a
! general good time was had after the
business meeting Music was played
by the Firemen's Band and refresh
mentS were served.
James Murphy ST., of Anderson
avenue has purchased a Ford sedan
and Ford delivery truck for his
plumbing business.
Helen Manning and Cecilia Nc
Carthy are home from Normal School
for the holidays.
Jessie Merritt and Edith Carpenter
are home from the State Teachers
| College at New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Goemann re-
turned on Tuesday from their honey
moon inSthe south. They were at
Washington, D. c., Norfolk and Ar
ington. While there they visited
many of the interesting places of his
tory.