Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25
Village Gossip

Mrs. j. H. Bradshaw, of Palisade,
vice. president of the Sixth District
of the New Jersey State Federation
of Women's Clubs, attended the Fed
Grafton Day of the Woman's Club, Of
Ridgefield Park, on Wednesday,
March %. Previous to the meeting
the pesident of the club, Mrs. M. T.
Brewster, entertained at luncheon.
Mrs. Bradshaw, Mrs. A. B. Proal, of
Nutley, Mrs. G. F. Adams, of Hack
ensack, and Mrs. F. S. Bennett, Of
Englewood.
oh, my! Just as though there
hadn't been enough, another snow
storm last Tuesday Of two or three
inches, and then Wednesday opened
with another fiutter Of white.
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the George Quigleys last Monday.
Soon be time to think about gar
dening along about May /!
The rehearsings (rehearsals - Of
the boy MINISTRIES is going on. Look
out for the best show ever.
When Alcide Pinard comes home to
spend his week ends from his New
York boarding school, he doesn't
know whether he is or not. That
is, he is SO glad to be home he cam
not collect himself; he seems at sea
without rudder, as though he had
been somewhere and came back and
found he'd lost the pass word on
something or other.
Este Flagge has basketball
moustache-five on a side.
George Beckmann is fast ound-
ing into his old form, and is now
about recovered his good health
again, and is as handsome as ever.
Summer opera by the Choral
Society. Mebbe they can hire the
open air theater in the park, Ell :.
What a romantic thing that would
be?
William Hollinger says Rev. Evans
sermon last Sunday night pleased him
immensely. So it did all who heard
it.
How do you do, Mr.. L. G. Ander-
son? Congratulations at being still
on the Board of Education.
The marriage Of Mrs. Geo. A. Lee,
formerly of Palisade, to Mr.. Thomas
J. Nolan, of New York City, is an
nounced as having taken place at st.
Patrick's Cathedral, New York, on
Feb. 20 of this year. Mr.. Nolan is
an intimate friend Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Geo. d. Roedels, having been Mr.
Roedels' best man at the wedding.
The young couple is residing at pres
ent in Bogota, N. j.
The Palisade booth at the German
Fair in New York was most attrac-
tive, and proved one Of the most
popular in the Garden. Many Pail
SADIE ladies were on duty every day
during the week.
Spring hats and birds are here
even if the snow has not left the
ground.
Mrs. M. H. Currie, of Cumbermede
road, and mother of J. P. Currie, the
Public Service inspector, will cele-
brate her ninetieth birthday this Sun
day. Her son is planning a cele-
bration among his friends and rela-
tions of the happy occasion.
r. H. Reid has again been confined
to his home with an annoying attack
of neuralgia, the early part of this
week. At present he is somewhat
better.
Andrew Jackson DeVoe, the
weather ck(ed), of Hackensack,
predicted the heaviest~ snow of the
season last Saturday, March Is.
Well, it was four above zero, with
bright sunshine, about as far re-
moved from big snow storm as
Hades is from Paradise.
Mrs. Paul T. Brady was taken very
seriously last Thursday with a bad
attack of erysipelis.
Hubbard Page and Bernard Brady
attended dance at the Englewood
Golf Club on Saturday evening.