Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-04-10
VILLAGE GOSSIP

MIS-. MlllaTQ returned NOME from
the hospital April a. She is feeling
better, but has not entirely recovered
, her strength as yet.
The little grandson of Mrs. M
rockingham was taken to the North
Hudson Hospital about ten o'clock on
the evening of April 5. A hurry call
was sent for an ambulance the case
was SO urgent.
The opening night of the Vernon
Castles at Carney Hall, Grantwood,
showed the residents OF Palisade in
the predominence.
-Palisade is going to have some ball
team this year. A meeting is to be
! held soon to organize.
Mrs. Otto Hunicke and her sister,
Miss Grace Campbell, braved all the
snow Of Easter Sunday and walked
over from the cliff front to the Pail
SADIE Union Church service.
William Beckmann is the most on
the-job man in the country at the
Palisade Supply Market.
L. C. Anderson has been laid up
recently with a severe headache con-
tracted from cold. He is out again.
DIR. R. Burton Opitz shoveled too
much snow during the last baby
BLIZZARD and in consequence caught a
bad cold. 1t is not known whether
he wore his fire boots or not, perhaps,
if he had there would have been a
different tale to tell.
These fine spring days Mr.. Andrew
SPOTS is seen walking a great deal.
Mr.. SPOTS loves the sport and in his
way is sort Of Edward Payson
Weston, although his tours are some
what limited in length.
If you can't save a dollar save the
next best thing, half dollar. If this
is impossible save a quarter, and SO
on down to the pennies, but see to
it that you save something. You can
never tell what is going to happen.
Money throughout the centuries has
meant power; power to buy kingdoms
as we'll as bread. Remember this.
Fred. Bull is putting hedge around
his place, or rather has the trenches
dug, for the last storm knocked plant
ing gallywest.
If you can't look happy stay at
home.
George Lane insists that, as a
beat. 1t beats "Fording" an every
thing.
Marie and Helen Anderson spent
the Easter holidays at home, to the
delight of their many Palisade friends
l-Supt. w. Ironing Bray has protest
ed to the editor of "The Palisodian'
about note last week at the bottom
of the Cliffside Park High School
notes that have been appearing in
this paper. For the guidance of the
genial superintendent Of the Cliffside
Park schools, the editor will state
that the note in question was printed
for the purpose of correcting bit of
carelessness on the part of the boys
who prepare their copy for the
printer. The style and correct method
of expression Of the notes furnished
by the boys all indicate that they are
bright, intelligent young students
and that they had been taught prop
erly. So when the editor saw them
showing little tendencies to grow
careless in their writing, he merely
thought to prod them, when in fact
Brother Bray took it that the prod
ding was for him. Not a bit of it
Mr.. Bray, and furthermore, in future
We'll stake years subscription that
all copy turned out by the High School
boys will be better, if not already per-
feet. To show sensitive spirit ovei
a criticism Of the kind offered by the
editor in this case is hardly what
should be expected, in view of the
fact that the motive behind it was
sincere and intended for good If we
do not correct our errors we never
get anywhere.
flames Woolcott enters this weel
upon his duties as Palisade reporter
for the Fort Lee Sentinel.
THE playground is some mudd!
owing to this recent untimely snow
storm. Just the other day, an auto
mobile, having come down to the enc
of Cumbermede road, attempted tt
turn, and became stuck fast in the
oozy stuff.
Mrs. Charles P. Berkey entertained
Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. George
Clark, Mrs. Ostrander, and Mrs
Darby at luncheon Tuesday, April s
Paul Brady and George Beckmanr
are practising hard with the Engle
wood High School baseball squat
these days. They are going to have
a championship team up there this
year, according to Manager Jimm!
Woolcott.
Several Palisade boys will be seer
in action at the Inter-class athletic
meet to be held at Englewood High
School next Friday.
Prof. Morecroft will return from
the hospital in a week or so.
Don't forget the dance at the schoo
house April 16.
Letters from w. H. Jackson STATE
that already he is feeling much i'm
proved, although he is only as far a!
Wyoming.
Mr.. w. F. Hollis brother is on fo1
a short stay from the Philippines. 1
has been seven years since he saw
Palisade and says that he hardl.
knew it, it had grown so.
Some bad boys recently damaged
the weather vane on the Logan
garage with an icy snow ball. Boys
will be boys, but then there is ;
limit some times.