Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-08-14

David Bispham, the world known
interpreter of vocal art, was the
guest of the Hodkinsons at dinner on
Sunday evening last.
Rain again last Sunday afternoon,
and also at night.
Mrs. w. f. Holt and her mother
will leave Sunday for the Panama
Exposition and many points of in
terests in the west. They will be
gone month at least.
Mr.. Fred A. Wells is figuring on
taking a vacation beginning August
20 Mr.. Wells has been in very poor
health recently and has been ordered
to take long rest by his physician.
Miss Marjory Reeves, of Syracuse,
arrived Monday evening for a two
! weeks stay with her friend Miss
Agnes Bray. Miss Reeves is an ac-
complished musician and very popular
in Syracuse. She graduated this June
from the large university in her home
town.
Mrs. Chipchase, daughter Of Mrs.
rockingham, moved into the old Nc
Cartney house on Abbott boulevard
and Bride way August IL.
The May house on the corner of
Dearborn road and Columbia avenue,
was sold Monday.
Mrs. George Roedels will leave this
week for the Panama Exposition,
stopping some time in Milwaukee en-
route Mr.. Roedeles will join his wife
at Milwaukee the first of the month
and both will take in the Exposition
together, returning in September.
Mrs. Herbert Middleton will leave
tomorrow for Messena, N. Y, where
she will spend three weeks with her
people.
james Woolcott is spending the
month of August with his mother at
Belmar, N j. The Woolcotts have
been going to Belmar for several
years now, and are greatly pleased
with the resort James has the auto
mobile with him and reports great
times.
Este Flagge writes from Camp
Vermont, Lake Champlain, Vt, where
he is spending this month, that he is
having great times. He says also
that he has passed his quarter mile
swimming test, although it was
pretty hard work
Paul Berkey is threatening to go
west until the opening of college,
which will be about the first of Oc-
tober Paul has been working rather
hard at summer school this past
month, and feels the need of rest.
The Mccartney house, at the cor
ner of Bridal way and Washington
avenue, is occupied again. The new
family moved in last Wednesday.
This house has been vacant ever since
Mr.. Messenger and family left it
about a year or so ago.
Tired of continued trespassing, Mr..
Tams and Mr.. Sager have put attrac-
tive iron gates at the entrance to
their houses and their garages. They
hope in this way to keep the milk
men, bakeryman, icemen, delivery
boys, and others from making public
thoroughfares of their lawns.
Mrs Jesse Walker, of Columbus,
Miss, who is taking a special course
at the Columbia summer school, was
visitor at the R. R. Browns last Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Potter, and their
daughters, Mildred, Helen and Ruth,
came over from their home in Murray
Hill, Flushing, L. l., in the afternoon.
The Democrats, or at least some of
the Democrats, of this section of the
borough are moving about. Last
Monday night what is known as the
Democratic Campaign Committee
waited on Mayor White at Fort Lee.
The result of this gathering became
apparent on Tuesday, when the mayor
telephoned to Palisade that he would
be candidate for reelection.
1t is rumored on good authority
that there will be Palisade Demo-
cratic Mass Meeting next Thursday
evening at the real estate office of
Harry d. Schall, Palisade Junction.