Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-07-17
VILLAGE GOSSIP

Miss Clara Henry is much improved
after a recent operation.
The Sunday Morning Swimming
Club holds forth in the Amusement
Park pool every week. Mr.. Lane and
Mr.. Elkan had some difficulty in
playing follow the leader with Miss
Elsie Kisch. Harry dropped out
under the gruelling leadership of
Miss Kisch.
MIR. James Woolcott left Monday
with Paul Brady for Brady Farm.
Harry Elkan leaves with the 22nd
Regiment, N. G., N. Y, for Virginia
July 10, where army manoeuvers will
be held
MIR. and Mrs. L. c. Burdett sailed
July on the Southern Pacific steamer
Antilles for New Orleans. Mr.. Bur-
dett is on a business and pleasure
trip through Texas.
Miss Isabel Brown, of Syracuse,
and Miss Zimmerman, of Montclair,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Darby, jr. on the evening of July -.
Mis- Mildred Brady is on her faith
er's farm at Pawling, N. Y.
Mr.. Harry Lane left for his sum-
mer vacation Friday. Milford, Pa,
is the end of his destination.
The new tennis court just west of
the trolley tracks on Marion avenue
is in splendid shape. The 5 a. m.
players are all coming out again.
Read the letter from George John
no 70 T,,I
It is rafting good reading.
The Hollingers are at the Cali
fornia big show-the Panama Expo
sition. They won't be back till fall.
The little Dodge car of the Mid
dleton's must be corking good
traveller. A postal from Mr.. L. C.
Anderson who was in the party en-
route to join the w. H. Jacksons at
Lake Winnpesaukee, N. H., an
nounces that they had travelled 294
miles in the first two days run.
Some going.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hunicke left on
the goth Century Limited last We'd
nesday afternoon for months alb
sence in the far west. They will
spend some time at the Panama Ex-
position, and visit Los Angeles, Port
land, Seattle and other points. The
Hunickes at one time lived in Port
land Oregon, for several years. Mrs.
Hunicke's mother is a resident of
San Francisco.
George A. Lessey, recently stage
director of the Thomas A Edison
Film Company, has made a two
year contract with the Universal
Company to direct the performances
in which King Baggott is starred. AS
Fort Lee, Mr.. Lessey will leave his
residence in the Bronx and make his
home in Palisade in order to be
handy to business.
SO many houses on Anderson ave-
nue. are closed on account of their
Owners being absent from town on
vacations that it seems quite lonely
O. nights for the stay-at- homes who
miss the bright lights from the
windows.
Palisades stands for clean base
ball and wants no rowdyism 1t just
won't have it.
The LIE Cato house in East Bluff
road is now all up, with the roof
going on. 1t is beauty, all tapestry
brick, with garage built in on the
rear.
Soon be time for Chauncey S.
Giles to go on the road again.
Dear little Rogers Budlong, who
has been spending some time with
his grandparents, left Thursday with
his parents for a sojourn up the
country.
Of all the cheaper priced cars on
the market, for price, looks and size,
the Overland has the field distanced.
1t is very, very classy.
William Quigley is getting along
nicely these days forgetting that he
ever was unwell.
Looks like more building is going
to take place in Palisade soon, judg-
ing from reports, but where can you
beat this suburb?
1t was so hot last Wednesday even
ing all the mosquitoes in Christendom
got right on the job.
Mrs. Horn, sister of Mr.. d. A.
Carson, left for her Columbus, Ohio,
home last Saturday, after a happy
stay of several weeks in Palisade.
She greatly enjoyed her visit, and
bit more lately, is around again.
her friends were likewise loath to
have her leave.
George Beckmann is so proud of
his new Chandler Six he just sleeps
in it-but not while driving.