Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-29
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK

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Word has been received from Arthur
Scullion, who is attending Dartmouth
College, that he is coming home to see
the DartmouthCor game at the
Polo Grounds on November II.
TIL Halcyon Girls are to give a
Halloween dance at Epiphany Hall
on Monday evening. Their secretary
informs us all should come, as a good
time is awaiting you. Music is to be
furnished by Grueninger's Entertain
ers of the Elite" 1t is this orches-
tra's first appearance at Epiphany
Hall. Costumes will be in vogue.
The Millionaires Club and many
of their friends are to spend this eve
ming at Arcola Manor. Raymond Corn
ley of the entertainment committee
has chartered special car.
Lester and John Cotter, both men,
bers of the Millonaires' Club, left
ucSuuy IOl SHlSdSO, Nuclc lity w III
join the Cotter family. They made the
trip by motorcycle. Residents of the
borough will miss the popular broth
ers.
Miss Scheffler of IrvingtOn spent the
week with Miss Ayres of Grant avenue.
the New Jersey State College for WO-
men at New Brunswick over the week
end.
Edward Braddon Of Grant avenue
sailed on the Coronia last Saturday
fer Italy, where he will join his par
entS.
The Woman's Guild of the Trinity
Episcopal Church is to have fair on
| November 16, II and IS at Guild Hall.
November is to be a busy evening
! in Grantwood. The Guiding Star
Chapter of the Eastern Stars is to
have a package party. The Null Sc
cundus Society is to have a social at
Guild Hall on the same evening.
Mrs. J. Grimes of Lincoln avenue is
having two family house built on
Washington avenue. Leo Montondo is
in charge of the building.
Miss Anna Hecker of Lincoln avenue
| =,
Miss Hilda Lohr of Arlington is to
spend the weekend in Grantwood with
the Maddens of Grant avenue.
The Weiss store ON Grant avenue
is rapidly nearing completion
The Joyce Garage ON Columbia ave-
Tue, which was damaged by tree
when it fell through the roof last week,
has been repaired.
The Grantwood Star Bowling Club
is to meet for the first time of the
season at the alleys of the Moose
Clubhouse on Thursday, November B.
Officers will be elected at this meet
ing. 1t is expected that all the mem
bers will be present.
William Michaelson of Grant avenue
has the Paige agency of eastern Ber-
gen county. Bill has Already sold
many Paiges. One of his most recent
was of a sedan to Mr.. c. Fink of An
derson avenue, Palisade.
A large number attended the meet
ing of the Woman's Good Government
Club at the Cliffside High School on
last Tuesday evening. Messrs. Smith,
Kenney, Neadler and Meyer spoke and
music was furnished.
Mrs. C. Schneider and baby daughter
of Washington avenue are doing nicely
at the Englewood Hospital.
The Oxford football teams are to
play at the high school athletic field
tomorrow. The first game will be
played by the Seconds at 2 O'Clock.
The entire Oxford squad are training
every evening.
The La Mar Vieau and James Price
families enjoyed an automobile tour
of Long Island on last Sunday.
John Grimes of Lincoln avenue was
the leader of twenty young men and
ladies who gave a surprise to Al Pen
ney and Chippie Bird at the Penney
home in Weehawken on last Sunday
evening.