Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-20
VILLAGE GOSSIP

study of music again next week I'M
der Mr.. Tracy the far famed pianist
Mrs. Garfield May has been i'll for
sometime and was forced to give up
for while her instruction in dancing
Little Dottie May, her daughter has
been with her.
1t does not seem that the spring
will ever come!
Ernest Sibley is thinking of having
his Buick touring car built into a
roadster.
AT least twenty or more ladies were
out to the school board election the
other evening in Fort Lee. One would
have thought that men would have
stopped smoking in the presence of
such a fair contingent, but nay, the
air was thicker than usual with to-
bacco smoke.
To those that had sense of humor
it must have been funny, the night of
the election, to vote a 1000 appro-
priation for repairs to form a fine
school buildings and $333 900. for eX-
penses. Nobody knowing just what
the expenses were for would have
thought that the figures should have
been reversed upon the items.
The L. C. Burdettes recovered their
pretty little King Charles spaniel
this week. 1t was in the hands of
some West New York peddlers who
picked the dog up in Cliffside.
Philip Basile will soon open up a
Iady's hair dressing parlor in the
Stapel Building.
Prof. John Morecroft, of Anderson
av enue, was taken to st. Lukes Hos
pital, New York, on March II in an
ambulance of that institution. Prof.
Morecroft has been studying too hard
this winter and heart trouble resulted
after a severe attack of tonsllltls ana
la grippe. He is in a very serious
condition and causing his friends ne
little worry. 1t is not known just
when he will be able to return to his
home.
Arthur Willmann is a died-ln-the-
wool anti and proud OF 1T.
Miss Helen Towle is a constant
visitor of Miss Alma Frey, Pallsade.
Paul Berkey is extremely busy over
at college, but not too busy to par
ticipate in a little of the fun. He
was present at the Freshman banquet
held in Newark, March 16, when the
sophomores raided the hall and free
for-all occurred.
Protection Fire Co. No. 4 has sent
~. Fill ict Of
to the House Committee to serve Tor
two months:
Mr.. William Beckmann, acting fore
man.
Palisade avenue House: Mr.. 7. Ker-
win, Mr.. d. A. Carson, MIR. Z. l.
Logan, jr.
Edgewater Lane House: Mr.. George
Roedels, Mr.. J. F. Pennell, Mr.. w.
E. Ruckheim.
Will not be long before w. A. Darby
will try his bar examination. Butts
saws that he is shaking in his boots,
out he should worry.
Mr.. Pitilh, of Anderson avenue, has
decided not to go into partnership, as
he had anticipated this spring. Mr.,
Pitilli is an excellent plumber and
thinks that he can do better alone.
Although Lal Dwigging is now
living in the Big City, he has not for;
gotten his friends in Palisade and
comes over quite often.
Paul Brady will play ball this sea-
son with the Englewood Field Club.
N. A. Paul suffered from very
severe cold last week, but is better
now. It's funny how those blamed
things seem to nab everybody.
The lat thing in town is the Pail
SADIE Automobile Supply Co. And 1t
is under the management OF a woman,
too! Better look into this Mr.. Auto
mobile Owner, it may prove profitable.
-Palisade girl recently got so gay
throwing a baseball around 1t pro
duced an abscess on her arm and 1t
had to be amputated-tha is, the
abscess did.
Hon. Bill Quigley is getting along
so we'll now he looks like he could
run a mile race and win it.
We'll, anyhow, hyacinths have been
peeplng ABOVE Iue SIOuIlu oiltc oe'ii-
uary, and no blossoms yet.
Harry Schall has received so many
congratulations they would fill a
bushel basket. He's liable to be
president yet!
at makes one so tarnation mad tC
know" said a lady the other day, "tc
know that any woman would send
her child to school with measles
all broken out and then say in justi-
fication of the act, 4 thought Henry
only had pimples! All can say is
piffle" And she looked like she
meant it.
-"Who is that young man / see run.
ming to the ferry every morning.
asked an old lady visitor IN Palisadt
family the other morning.
"You mean the one with the white
hair? Why, that's young Mr.. Will
lam Hallnger, of Palisade."
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