Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-07-23
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Arthur Rooney, the popular Cliff
slider, spent the past week end visiting
friends at Staatsburg- on-the-Hudson.
The Misses Lester of Columbia ave-
nue. have removed to Lafayette ave
nue..
Miss Margaret Cotter and her broth
er Lester have returned from Lake
George, where they spent the past
week with their parents, who are on
from Chicago to spend the summer at
their Lake George home.
The Misses Margaret Mahoney and
Loretta Kelly are in town again after
spending the past two weeks at Chat
ham, Conn.
Mr.. Pete Ripple of Brooklyn has pur-
chased the confectionery store former
ly conducted by Mrs. Hanson on Pail
SADIE. Mr.. Ripple announces that he
will follow Mrs. Hanson's good service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buergel, the for
mer Grantwood Hotel proprietor, to-
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wack, visited the Maddens on last Sat
urday while they were in Grantwood.
Nicholas Mahoney has purchased a
Ford car to be used by the Cliffside
Park Press for business purposes.
James MahOney is expected to come
back to Grantwood next week. He
has spent the past several weeks at
Lake George.
Miss Loretta Kane of Perth Amboy
visited the GOrmleys of Nelson avenue
last week
Florence Manning of Jersey City is
visiting the Manning family of Aurora
avenue
Charles Leeger, the well known
Grantwood plumber, and his family
are now at Copazue, N. Y. The trip
was made in their new Lexington tour
ing car.
Bianco Trumbella of Grant avenue
is spending two weeks with friends at
Danbury, Conn.
The Whelan family, together with
the Misses Cecilia and Beatrice Nc
Carthy, motored to Camp Glenwood on
last Sunday to visit the many Grant
wood boys who are spending the sum-
mer there:
Wallace and Kenneth Macdonald
left for Camp GlenwoOd last Saturday
afternoon. Wallace is a leader at the
camp.
James Whelan is acting in the ca
pacity of business manager at the
camp.
Theodore Suffer of Lincoln avenue
has gone to the Catskill mountains for
the summer months.
Hubert Scott of Grant avenue is at
Y. M. c. A. camp for the vacation
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woods have
removed from the Berl apartments on
Grant avenue to their new residence
on Hudson Terrace.
Mr.. NJ. Lawless of Clinton, Ia, is
visiting the Mccarthy family of Law
ton avenue.
Mrs. Charles Martens, her daughter
Gertrude and son Henry are ON a mo-
tor trip through New York state in
their new Haynes car.
Teddy SINNERS of New York city is
visiting Herman Martens of Lafayette
avenue.
Mr. Albert Elmendorf of Crescent
avenue has purchased a new Nash
coupe.
The Windsor A. C. of West Grant
wood lost to the Robin A. A. of Union
Hill at the old Grantwood Fairgrounds
last Sunday by the score of II to 7.
The Windsors were leading 3 to up to
the seventh inning, when the Robins
launched a powerful attack and scored
eleven runs in the last innings to the
home teams four.
J. Zecker of Columbia avenue is GO
ing to spend the first week of his va
cation at Grey Hills, Staten Island, and
the second at Lake Hopatcong.
George Damis and Hans Tanner of
Nelson avenue spent the past week
end at the Atlantic Highlands.
S. Drucker has engaged two tailors
to attend to his business, which is get
ting larger all the time.