Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-06-10
Village Gossip


West Palisade, attended the wedding
CT Mrs. Mary D. S. Echlin to Mr.
frederic S. Condit, president of the
Obelisk Waterproofng Company, OF
New York, which took place on Tues
day of this week at Yonkers, N. Y.
About fifty guests were present
and after the ceremony, moving pic
lures were taken on the lawn, show
ing the guests filing before the new
lywed couple giving them farewell
congratulations.
MIR. Nelson Kingsley, of New Bed
ford, Mass, is visiting his son for a
couple of weeks. He arrived on
Tuesday.
MIR. Ballard, living with the Geo.
E. Clarks, has a fine new Buick light
six.
Mr.. E. R. Oman played an import
ant part in the capture of the metal
thief who had been robbing the "Pali-
sadian" for some time. Many thanks,
neighbor, and we hope that we shall
be able to reciprocate sometime, but
under more pleasant circumstances.
Little Rogers Simmons is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. C. L. Giles,
for a few weeks.
The Edgewater police are certain
ly on the job and are doing lot OF
fine work capturing criminals. Thanks
to Chief O'Brien and his able assist
ants, who have sort Of friendly
rivalry seeing who can make the most
"pick-ups."
Miss Grace Campbell is fast i'm
proving from the poisoning she re-
ceived not long ago from a spider
bite.
Mr.. John Ryals, of Edgewood lane,
gave birthday supper at his home
on the evening of June 7. He re-
ceived many handsome and useful
gifts.
The Spier premises are looking
very attractive. 1t completes the
string of we'll kept lawns along Alb
bolt boulevard
"A birthday party was held at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph VOL
pert on the evening of June 7, in
honor of Mr.. Wolpert's umphty-umph
anniversary. Miss Helen Rabeno-
WITT rendered many piano selections
and a most enjoyable evening was
spent. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Bramson and son and daughter,
Mrs. Lena Garfnkel, Miss Lille Gar
finkel, Jake Baum and Louis Bramson.
Bill Crawford is fast becoming
zone of the boys" He's quite adj
vanced now, and at seventeen months
can hold his own in appetite and
fussin' around with the best talent of
his class.
Harry Elkan says he had the dis
tinguished honor of being the first
person to ride horseback over the
bride path of the new Hudson park.
Freddie st. John has a newfangled
coaster. The seat will fold up like a
jack-knife; or it will stand up like
any otiier auton1chile ~ s,ulIi1(s a
steering bar; - me machine cah be
turned this way or t'other. Freddie
is tickled to pieces with it, though he
is going one-eye on it at present, one
of his optics being in sling from
inflammation.
Miss Clara Foeppel is giving
SPECIAL attention to her voice. At her
present progress she will soon be the
best high-class soprano on the Hill
top section.
w. R. Goodman is one of the bust
est of Palisades busy men.
The Ernest Sibleys are so busy
planning schools they don't have time
for any foolishness whatever.
The handsomest lawn in Palisade
is the Decoudrays.' 1t is well-nigh
perfect.
The Darby place is looking lovely
this season. Lots of pretty color
and fine lawn.
The Ludlow tulips this spring were
late and wonderful.
George Frew has been thinking of
a South American position. That's
all, George; just think about it.
The George Quigleys have been
spending some time with the S. S.
Freys.
Miss Henrietta Davidson Reynolds
went to Massachusetts last week to
visit friends.
The Paul T. Bradys were out at
s a. m. last Sunday en- route for tn,
farm in Duchess county, N. Y. Well,
they do look handsome in that big
car.
Major McClave had the jump on
the other Republicans in the con-
gressional race, and he has been up
and at 'em, all the time. Vote for
him, you.
Last Sunday was too glorious to be
true-an absolutely perfect day.
The jaintor of the Palisade Public
School is said to have caught man
inside the building this week. He
ran and jumped out of window and