Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-08-13
Fairview Notes

Fairview Notes
Miss Margaret Spence, of Roseville
street, has returned from her stay at
Newport, r. /.
Miss Laura Brandt, of MILFORD ter
race, returned on Wednesday from her
stay at Lakewood, N. j.
Phil Basile is finishing a new brick
bungalow which he is building on
Kamena and John streets.
The Fairview Lincoln Club is re-
organizing after having been disband
ed for the last few years, and new
memberships, as well as old, are be-
ing solicited among the men folks of
the town. 1t is desired that those
wishing to join would do so without
delay, so that things will get under
way Immediately. Temporary club
rooms have been opened at Corcoran's
Hotel.
Frank Piaemonte, the well known
Fairview barber, with his family, will
spend the last two weeks of August
at Atlantic City.
William Eisberg is making altera-
lions in front of his grocery store.
S. Romano is building a new house
on Walker street.
Work on the foundation of the new
rectory and ST. Johns Catholic Church
is progressing most satisfactorily.
Mr.. Kobach has completed his new
garage on Walker street.
The st. Johns Baseball team is to
play the Rex team of Jersey City at
the Cliffside High School Field to-
morrow afternoon. The game will
start at 3 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Flower and daugh-
ter, Fern, have just returned from a
visit to Mr.. Flowers relatives at
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The trip was made
by automobile.
Miss Anna O'Connor, daughter of
Michael O'Connor, was operated upon
for appendicitis on Monday at st.
Mary's Hospital, Hoboken.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wentworth and
son, Roy, have left town on tour to
Maine. The party expects to be gone
at least three weeks. Mr.. Wentworth
is construction foreman for the N. Y.
Edison Company at their Shadyside
plant.
Mrs. Charles Loddren and Mrs.
Harry Ridgeway, both of Bayonne,
visited friends in Fairview on Tues
day.
Miss May O'Brien, of Jersey City,
visited Mrs. Godsey on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight have return
ell from three weeks stay at Oaks
Bluffs, Mass. Mr. Mcknight is super
intendent of the N. Y Edison Com
pany Shadyside plant.
Officer Ridgeway, who is at Ulster
heights, will return to duty ON August
Is.
George Bower of Fourth street has
returned from a three weeks vaca-
ton at Rockaway Beach.
Mayor Lyons and Councilman Rene
left for Saratoga on Wednesday after
noon, they will spend several days at
the Spa meet.
The next meeting of the mayor and
council will be at the Grandview Fire
Hall on Tuesday, August 16.
The Redmen Lodge of Gutenberg
is organizing a thirty-two piece brass
band 1t is interesting that Charles
Schoenberger of Fourth street, Fair
view, is the organizer and he will
lead the band. 1t is expected that
several local men will play in it.
An amendment has been made to the
Dog Ordinance, Section 2. 1t former
read: $50 for license for female
dog and 81 for male dog" 1t has
been changed to read: $50 for a
female and 81 for male dog" This
change will have its final reading on
AnuuSt ia ar
House. Those people who have paid
50 will receive So on applying to Cap
tain Magrino at Police Headquarters
after the third reading.
Mrs. NJ. Murphy announces that
those people who have numbers
069371 and 06S045 are the winners of
tho dolls In, hnr Stnrn