Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-13
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morning on an early boat to New York.
Everybody knows how the Italian wo-
men vendors of wild vegetables go
over on the ferrybOats daily and get
to jabbering among themselves. Half
the time outsiders unfamiliar with the
language are dead sure they are fight
ing mad with each other for they talk
at an amazing rate. On this occasion
there were three in the party and
they got sandwiched in between West
Indian negro man and had to lean over
and talk across his lap And the way
they raved and jabbered! First it was
in the key of fiat. then in e above
high G, and so on through the gamut.
And through it all the negro sat dumb
and immOvable, never Wincing once.
1t made a number of male passengers
across the aisle smoker to watch the
side-splitting incident The women
never quoted down till the boat pulled
into the slip.
Such Shock.
1t was Monday afternoon. A wo-
man rushed excitedly down an alley in
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stopped at a house. She Knocked once
very nervously; no reply. second
knock, but still no answer.
Presently the window above was
hastily flung open, and a woman
whose general disarray betrayed signs
of Il sudden awakening, leaned out.
The woman below looked up and
exclaimed, hurriedly:
Mrs Skinner, yer husband got ten
days.
"Eh dearie me, Mrs Jones'" replied
the other low you did brighten me-
All thought it was that wretch after
the rent agin.''
Mrs. Evans Seventy
Last Sunday was the seventy-second
birthday of Mrs. Charles Evans,
mother of Mrs. Ernest Sibley of Pail
SADIE. The event was given an agree
able emphasis by little informal pic
mic dinner served in the late evening
by Mrs. Shelly and family up in the
woods near the Palisades Mrs.
Evans was presented with one of the
vases of marigolds used in the church
Hunicke gardens, and which were
greatly admired by all.
Last Sunday was hottern blaZes and
then some. Calorically expressed it
was ninety even.
Miss Marjory Reeves, charming
and talented young lady of Syracuse,
\. Y, has been the guest of Miss
Agnes Brady the past week.
The tomato thieves caught last
Sunday week We're the same chaps
who We're caught last year doing the
same trick by Mr.. Foeppel. This year
they brought along a handbag to take
their succulent plumber along They
We're entitled to "a Jail sentence, but
We're turned loose.
THE A. +. Bachmanns have returned
from their summer at Long Point, l..
/. They had a delightful season.
"A girl in an auto on the ferry boat
Tuesday giggled sweetly as she said,
Il have many ideals-some of them
misdeals." then the crowd laughed.
Prof. Moore, who has been occupy
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avenue for year or more has rented
the Prof John r. Crawford home in
Dearborn road and will move in at
once.
Prof. John r. Crawford, formerly of
Columbia University has taken place
on the faculty of Lafayette College,
EaSton, Pa, and last week left for
that point as a place of permanent
residence. Prof. Crawford said it was
hard to give up PaliSade, but would
be back from time to time to keep up
his old friendships here. His friends
wish him and Mrs. Crawford and dear
little Bill all the happiness and sue
cess imaginable.
-Whew! but last Sunday was a hum
dinger for heat. The temperature has
been higher, but never any hotter 1t
crawled up to SO, and there it stood
most of the day. No more disagree
able weather has been encountered all
summer.
DR.. Limenfeld, of Edgewater, a re-
turned United States soldier, has re-
Sumed the practice of dentistry at
Edgewater He is located in the same
offices with DR. Margaret Brewster
in the Edgewater Trust Building and
has all the modern appliances of a
modern dental Office.
Miss Fannie Bradshaw, of West
Palisade who recently finished a
course of dramatic action in Boston,
following her two years in vocal art at
the New England Conservatory of
Music, has accepted an engagement
on the stage. She will take part in
''Thirty-nine East going to Chicago
for her debut following her rehearsals
for the character she pOrtrays. Miss
Bradshaw has a natural talent for
stage work. Her aunt is Mrs. Otis
Skinner Her Palisade friends all
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