Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-04-08
Village Gossip


Leon Reuhmann began cutting. a
wisdom tooth Thursday Friday his
face was the size of a pumpkin.
The Junior Civic League is work
ing industriously upon it's minstrel
show and coach S. E. Darby, jr., says
that it will be better than last years.
Step right up, folks, and get your
tickets early, for it is going to be
some performances!
"A signed endorsement of the adj
ministration of Mayor Edward A.
White was started last week and pre-
scented to the council at it's meeting
on Wednesday evening. 1t is rumored
that there were 116 signatures to the
document Also everyone is wonder-
ing just what was the idea.
The ferry house on the New York
side is all decorated this week in
honor of the Harlem festival. Across
the windows in front are huge red
letters suspended from the inside of
the windows forming the word,
WELCOME. Flags, also, deco
rate the front of the ferry house.
Regular Teller commuters who
have been catching the "Fort Lee"
the new ferryboat, will miss it for
awhile, as the "Edgewater" has been
switched to the "Fort Lees" leaving
time. This gives everybody chance
to get acquainted with the new flyer.
We are informed that the Union
Sunday School, of Palisade, has
grown from about % members to a
membership of 80.
Among those seen at Wednesday
matinee at the Hudson Theater were:
Miss Fannie Bradshaw, Miss Marion
Flagge, Mrs. rockingham and Mrs.
Chipchase.
&C. T. Logan celebrated his umphty
umph birthday last Friday.
Mrs. G. H. Frew has been under
the doctors care this week.
Mr.. M. Altomare's sister-in-law
died this week leaving few days
old infant.
&C. E. Mclean and family are liv-
ing in the Brockton Apartment, cor
ner of Broadway and 180th street,
New York.
1t is rumored that the Geo. E.
Quigleys may return to town in May.
Miss Grace Campbell is much i'm
proved from her illness which pre-
vented her participating in the Wo-
mans Club concert recently.
Paul Brady returned to Pawling
School on Monday.
Blue pencil on your calendar the
date of April 20, for on that occasion
the Borough Club, of Fort Lee, will
hold a dinner at Cella's Hall, Fort
Lee. The committee consisting of
Messrs. Corker, Beckmann and Bur-
dett are working very hard on the
entertainment and hope to make it
the largest affair ever held by the
club. Tickets are one dollar, and
would be cheap at twice the price.
Commission form of government is
what the Borough of Fort Lee needs.
Think this over!
Anderson avenue south certainly
looks as though it had been struck
by an earthquake. Never in the his
tory of the Hilltop has Jack Frost
played such havoc with the thor
oughfares. Anderson avenue was not
the only one damaged.
Paul T. Brady spends a great deal
of time at his farm at Pawling, N. Y,
these fine spring days.
Real estate men in general seem
very confident that big boom is
coming, probably this spring, so sit
tight everybody.
Mr.. Henri Jeltrup is now in possess
sion of his new handsome Stude
baker "four" and no more satisfied
man owns an automobile. He is very
much pleased with his machine and
had it out that fine day last Sunday.
Rain last Tuesday that mostly
drizzle-misted all day.
One of the little Fink children has
an attack of dyptheria. A flag is
out on the Fink home.
Quite a number of Palisadians
were present at the dance given by
the Edgewater Motor Boat Club
given at the Borough Hall, Edge
water, on Saturday night. Everyone
had splendid time.
Don't forget that the opening Of
the baseball season in Palisade is
April %! On that date the strong
Seventh Regiment team, of New
York City, will cross bats with the
Palisade Baseball Club. Make ar
engagements to come out and root for
| the home boys.