Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-13
VILLAGE GOSSIP

again.
Walter Binner is just about the
busiest man around these parts.
Working all the time, no let up.
That's the reason we don't see much
Of him these days.
Geo. II. Frew, jr., has been in the
New England States all week, on
business.
All out for chicken pie supper at
the Union Church March Is. Don't
forget.
Bernie Brady says that the bust
ness in which he is now engaged Is
about the most fascinating thing in
the world. Excitement? Just talk
to Bernie about it.
Miss Marion Flagge had to have
an absess lanced under her right arm
this last week. 1t was caused by
throwing base ball too hard. She
d d not go to hospital as rumor
had it.
This last week in Palisade might
littingly be termed cooperation Week, ;"
I he doctors have been doing a thriv
ing practice, having made at least
three or four cuttings.
The minstrel show of the Junior
Civic League is progressing splen-
didly under the direction of Ed. Darby
and a startling success is forecast.
What's the matter with having a
Cleanup Day" for Palisade?
George Quigley is using the II. d..
douglas garage as housing for his
car, until tenant for the house is
procured.
Miss Helen Lediard, of Brooklyn,
as guest at the Lemons on March
7. Miss Lediard is quite an athletic
young woman and had the time of her
| life Sunday morning snow balling
with the youngsters of the village.
More than one kidlet found that she
could throw as straight as die.
The Choral Society is practicing
the ''Pinafore." Well, well, is it pos
sible we are to have revival in
Palisade!
Harry Lane is coaching the diff
fcrent casts of the Triangle Club.
l-"Pop" Carson says that he does
not know just who Palisades press
representative is, but the little village
has been getting a tremendous lot Of
a lvertising in the metropolitan
dulles.
Arthur Brady has "some" new
meerschaum pipe. He's so proud of
it that the folks around the house
say that he has it in his mouth all
the time and some even suspect him
OF taking it to bed.
A. f. Beckmann runs his Ford al
most to death, but says that it always
gets there. His car is one of the best
advertisements an automobile con-
corn could wish for.
y-the-way, when is the next meet
ing of the p. A. c.?
Don't let the police dog matter
drag along any more, folks. Nothing
will ever be done, unless you imme-
diately get in touch with the bor-
ough officials. 1t is imperative.
Cooperate. That is the catchword
of the age. Without it we can ar
rive at no beneficial end. A news
paper publishes advertisements not
only to be read, but to make such an
impression that when the purchaser
goes into a store to buy goods, the
name of the publication in which he
saw the advertisement will uncon-
sciously be the first words on his lips.
This is really the only manner in
which an advertiser can tell whether
his advertising is bringing results.
Make it point to always mention to
the merchant the paper in which you
saw his advertisement.
AT a meeting of the Young Peo-
pies Society of the Union Church, of
Palisade, on Thursday evening, March
A, Paul Berkey was elected president,
succeeding George H. Frew, jr., who
resigned in February. The Rev. Mr..
Ericsson, who officiates at the morning
services at the church is now conduct
ing the Sunday evening meetings of
the Society, and is delivering a series
of talks on the principles of Jesus as
applied to everyday life. These talks
are both interesting and instructive.
Mrs. Franz Boas gave a luncheon
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last Wednesday. There were ten
present.
The Woman's League of the Union
Church, of Palisade, held it's regular
business meeting at the home of Mrs.
R. r. Brown on Wednesday after
noon, March 10.
Construction on George Stabel's
new store is progressing rapidly,
most of the foundation having now
been laid. When completed, this
structure will make Palisades "busi-
ness center" very distinguished in APP
pearance.
MIR. w. H. Jackson, of Palisade,
who has been very i'll at his home on
Anderson aveneu, is up and about
once more. He says he is regaining
his strength slowly, but not as fast
he,