Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-06
VILLAGE GOSSIP

PioNeu, anu hopes TO be up and about
soon.
Little Wesley Schmidt, who went
to New Orleans recently with his
parents, came home with many in
teresting stories of his visit. He also
brought along lot of souvenirs in the
way OF palm leaves, Spanish moss,
oranges, ETC., which attracted his
fancy. Some of these he took to the
Palisade school to show and divide
with his little friends there. His act of
remembrance was appreciated by the
teachers and his young companions.
If anybody ever saw more beauti-
full night than last Sundays moon
light evening, let him or her speak
long time to prove it. The silvery
moon came up from tn east, where
most moons come from at this time
OF the year, and the way it did shine
my! 1t was like sheen of glory
spead all over things, and houses APP
peared to be lit up with the noon
day sun-almost You could tell a
young ladys complexion by it, and
the softness Of the light was like the
eyes of my lady love, doncherknow,
Mike. 1t was a night to conjure
with; a night fit for worshipping your
best girl, and just telling her all the
good things you ever thought of her,
and then some. Talk about moon
light sentiment, this was one calcu-
lated to make a young Teller just
fairly spread it all over everything
and forget all about his other troubles
besides. 1t was a moonlight night
worth while and ice cream thrown
into the bargain.
Please mention "The Palisadian"
to advertisers.
George Stabel, the John Wanna
maker of Palisade, is building an ad-
dition to his store on Palisade ave.
William Quigley is looking so well
that folks are wondering why he ever
went away for his health.
The cold of February 26 to % was
not as bitter as some in the early
winter, but with high winds it was
every bit as disagreeable.
No, the Editor of "The Palisadian"
did not inspire or have anything
whatever with the article of the fe-
male fire brigade of Palisade that ap-
peared last week in the New York
Evening Sun. Whoever did that trick
went far out of his or her way to do
very cheap little bit of work, in
tended, no doub, as a joke. 1t put
Palisade, however, in no very agree
able light before the outside public.
No man has the right to use the
names of people as freely as they
were used in that article. 1t was more
than likely inspired by some one
here who intended to perpetrate
something good" at the expense of
the village of Palisade, and to this
extent the work was eminently sue
cessful. But it wasn't appreciated a
little bit
All the young men of the village
who are contemplating becoming bene-
diets soon just can't wait till June
comes round. Time flys slowly some
times.
oh where? Oh where, has my little
dog gone? Is a cry which is going
up quite often of late. Everybody
thinks they have an idea of where
the dogs are going to, but like the
many robberies which have occurred
in these parts the cul prit is still at
large.
George Beckmann is getting better
all the time now, and it will not be
long before he is back to normal
Come over on the sunny side Of life
there is room enough for all.
Circulation means success to a
newspaper. Already "The Palisadian"
is more than successful, but no news
paper can ever be so successful that
another subscription or so would be
refused.
-Alcide Pinard's Broadway photo
graphic studio is doing well. Busy,
busy all the time.
Emile Schmidt returned this week
from New Orleans, where he has
been for some time on business. Mr..
Schmidt is smitten with the charms
of the Crescent City and says that
nowhere in the world are the people
more hospitable. He says that he
was treated like a prince.
The dance to be given at the School
House March 10Th, is coming along
soon and George Frew and Miss Mil
bred Brady say that it is going to be
a greater success than the last. Ii
you want to have a good time, turn
out.
The Choral Society is working
hard on program which is to be
given soon
"A F. Beckmann suffered severely
from an liberated tooth week before
last.
Mrs. Harry A. Flagge has engaged
the services of lawyer to prosecute
the perpertration of a late article in
the New York Sun.
Unless we have the unreserved sup
port of the people, we cannot go for
ward.
"A poor woman that looked like ten
cents worth of godhelpus has been
around selling ice cream freezers in
this cold weather
A Frantic Wind
That northeast wind last Tuesday
night was buster from taw. 1t lifted
many shingles hereabouts. There
were periodic gusts that almost
shivered timbers. 1t cracked off all