Palisadian., 1919-01-25
VILLAGE GOSSIP

ness winter. Just Il few snatcheS of
snow now and then, very little real
cold-never below and only once that
and there you are. Well, anyhow,
the wars over
Randolph Brown, who is trying to
complete his naval course at the Uni
verSity of Pennsylvania, where he is
wanting to fight out the hOnors of a
commission, was at home for the week
end. going back on Sunday. He is
looking fine, and it locke like he will
stick it out, and if he wins, which no
doubt he will, he may re-enter Prince
ton for his degree there. Hold on,
Randolph.
So many automobiles out last Sun
day it looked like u fresh, sweet day in
April. They just sizzled along Ander
son in droves.
Mr.. and Mrs ParrOtt and their hand
some little son, Robert, We're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Phillips last Sunday
evening for tea Master Robert is
lovely little chap, bright as a new sill
yer dollar and hair almost the same
color.
You can say what you please" said
a Palisadian, but I'd rather drink wa
finest cut glass l ever saw. | have had
many run-ins with my wife, who has
caught me doing this unpolite thing,
nat it is one of my weaknesses. ] can't
explain it. Guess it is because l was
brought up to drink out of the well
bucket, where the cooling draught al
ways seemed to taste better that way
than any other. You have heard the
t;nkling ice in hotel water pitcher
Well, when | travel that's where l get
III my best licks."
John Davidson of Montclair was
ever to see his aunt. Mrs. Charles T..
Logan, last Sunday for tea. His fam
ily are now visiting his mother in New
| Orleans
MIR. and Mrs. E. Yancey Cohen, who
went to New Orleans for visit recent
ly, are now in Florida. They had a
great time in the Crescent City. They
We're entertained at dinner there by
Mr.. and Mrs John Davidson, 1927
State street, brother of Mrs. c. T. Lo-
gan of PaliSade.
The WebSterian elOquence of the
orators of this section will soon be
heard again when the Victory loan
breaks out Wonder what stunt the
politicians will pull to get in the lime
light.
The little playlet by the PaIisade
girls is the talk O the village. Remem-
ber it is Friday night, January 81, at
Carney Hall, GrantwoOd.
The need for patience is often evi-
denced in our daily affairs. The
morning of the wind up of the harbor
strike Mr.. and. Mrs. G.. ]. Phillips -jit-
neyed over the Hudson and, getting
back from the theater around l a. m.,
got the first ferry over, about am,
thus saving long ride TO the tube and
a O'Clock arrival home.
Mrs. Logan is now much improved in
general health apparently.
Well, when is Lieut.. George Frew
coming home? We know somebody's
mighty anxious, and it might be his
loving mother and dad.
George Roedeles is so tarnation busy
these days he comes and goes and
well, he sleeps in Palisade.
The settling of things is IA fine thing
even coffee grounds.
Sailor Randolph Brown is thinking
h, &cl,x 60 tl,
ting a commission, then try for an Off
GERS place on a transport. Captain
Brown would look mighty fine in print
Papa George Beekmann is as proud
of his little son and heir as his grand
father, who delights in him as joy of
heaven. And little Austin is some fine
| little tot at that.
Mrs. Henrietta Davidson Reynolds
has recovered from her painful attack
| of appendicitis and is now as fashion
able as anybody
The Ernest Sibleys We're guests of
the j. Otto Hunickes last Monday eve
ming.
Harry Clark, ST., has declined our
ferry to the subway. Never mind !;
youth must be served.
Our favOrite pretty girl of the vii
lage is the one whose name begins
with the second letter of the alphabet
and ends with the steenth.
The Quigley house would make a
good residence for the minister of the
village church.
Rain came again last Thursday late
in the evening, fog having preceded it
in the early morning and lasting all
day.
Rev and Mrs. Joseph l.. Frey of
New York were visiting friends in
West PaliSade last Sunday.
Wireless operator (radiO operator
would be more correcD was at home
for a few days this week He is still