Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-05-20
Village Gossip

Mr.. Ferdinand Stabel is now the
proud owner of very handsome five
passenger Velie six. He had his first
ride in it Wednesday evening and
was highly delightly with his pur-
chase.
Last Saturday a brother of Capt
S. E. Darby struck ton whom he had
not seen in twenty-four years. 1t
was certainly most happy reunion
They left together on Tuesday for
Washington, where the Captain had
business.
Fred Bull is a staunch believer in
preparedness, but at the same time
ne is a more firm believer in the civic
movement of keeping the village
clean. The other day he remarked to
a "Palisadian" man:
II wonder if the folk who. after
leaving the post office scatter little
bits of paper and envelopes from the
car tracks all along the way to Bluff
road, ever stop to consider that most
OF the rubbish they drop is marked.
For instance, everytime l see bit of
loose paper, | pick it up, and l must
say that | have been shocked many
many times to find that large num-
Der of our leading citizens are most
lax in throwing waste paper about
our streets. 1t is to be presumed that
they do not stop to think of what
they do, or else they would be more
careful to keep the appearance of
town more fit and clean. However,
if the fact will do any good that they
are being watched, let it be spread
far and wide, in hope that in the
future their example in this duty will
be looked upon as a model, as it is in
other things in life"
The George Quigleys are back in
Palisade living in the Edgewood lane
house formerly occupied by the
Reilleys.
When anybody allows dog to
roam around loose that has known
bad reputation for attacking people
and other animals it ought to be
pleasure to keep him at home. Gen
orally it is.
DIR. c. F. Hunter left for Canada
Wednesday, where he will spend sew
eral days trout fishing. He expects
to return by Tuesday.
The Baseball Club dance a week
ago yesterday was a great success,
and everyone is asking when the next
one is to be given.
W. D. Lennon is on another one
of those business trips west.
&C. I. Logan, ST., took a flying bust
ness trip to Pittsburgh the latter
part of last week.
H. D. Douglas, who is back in the
village again, that is, for the sum-
mer, recently sold an $4,000 home
in Leonia.
< Well, anyhow, even if the "spu
time Gentle Annie" was aboui
weeks behind normal, it isl
Imore beautiful on that accodl M.
4{hest, now, ever see more beauti-
fol spring than this here one
Several Palisadians attended the
Grantwood dance Monday night.
If it's nice day come out to the
ball game to-day. G. M. S., Hacken-
sack team VS.. the Palisade B. B. C.
The L. c. Anderson family is tenn
porarily CHARTERED with the Homer
Metcalfs, preparatory to going away
for the summer.
When do we have another parents
meeting at the Public School? Folks
are getting mighty anxious to see
Mrs. Purdon in action again.
people, prepare for the treat
OF your lives next Friday night at the
Palisade Junior Civics Minstrel Show
to come off at Carney Hall. Mind
you, the hall won't hold everybody
who'll be there.
Mrs. J. G. Cohen, mother of E.
Yancey Cohen, who has been very i'll
for several weeks, is gradually i'm
proving.