Palisadian., 1919-08-02
VILLAGE GOSSIP
Hubbard Page Engaged.

Rochester, n. Y, July 2S.-Mrs. l..
l.. Hart of 50 Alexander street, this
city, Sunday evening announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss Le-
nora Elizabeth Hart, to Oliver Hub
bard Page of Palisade, n. J. Mr.. Page
is the son of Mrs. w. ID. Lennon of
Dearborn road, Palisade He is a
young man of fine business ability and
much promise.
-Ie editor attended big dinner of
advertising men last Wednesday night
at the big Pennsylvania hotel in
Gotham. 1t was a great occasion.
where 300 guests sat down with a
quart bottle of whisky on the table.
Before the evenings repast the appe-
tislng cocktail called SO. 10 was pour
ed out of decanters as punch. 1t had
it all right. The regulation kick soon
asserted itself, and the men soon be-
gan to buzz to such an extent that a
saWmill wasn't in it, There is some
thing in this prohibition thing. 1t in
duces kicking. Outside of what the
Scotch and rye carried several dancing
ladies cabaretted to beat the band. one
of them with chandelier kicks aboard
that were wonderful. But, honest.
folks, we never hit the booze, as hard
as this is to believe.
Now that ''lOW gear" beer is about TO
be put on the shelf, how do you feel
about 1t! Does it fatten or hurt your
vanity? Are You missing it? Does the
thought give you pain? If so, where ?
In the meantime do not worry, it is
NOT COMING BACK AGAIN PER
HAPS SOON.
AS seeing is believing, that thunder
storm last Saturday night left no one
in doubt. 1t was all there with the
lightning thing, believe muh.
And the whole hilltop was wide
awake to that lightning too. No one,
with few exceptions, could have slept
through it.
All over town the rain last Saturday
night was a washing power that forced
everything out of the way. Many
gravel walks and driveways were de-
nuded of their top dressing. and most
of the gravel went on down the gutter
of the street.
MIR. Nazely is building himself a nice
weatherboard garage with his own
hands.
L An6npCnnS n
GrOton Long Point. Conn.,, last Satur-
day, returning later this week with
their two daughters, Misses Marie and
Helen, who have been spending some
weeks there with an aunt. They re-
port a charming time.
Little Theodore Nazely is about the
neateSt dressed young iX-year-older in
the village. He always looks spic and
span.
Miss Maxine Sibley is now the vii
lage musician. She always most ac.
commodating and plays willingly when
called on. Fine spirit!
About DOZEN boys from the neigh
boring towns came to PaliSade last
Saturday thinking they were needed in
a game of ball. The other team did
not show up. Joe Mitchell of Grant
wood was among the number
Last Sunday was one of the kind OF
hot days one likes to be away from
1t was eXcruciating
WHAT'S the fun motoring anyhow un.
less you are off for somewhere?
DR.. Frederick James Quigley is back
from the war and has re-entered the
practice of medicine. He is Colonel
Quigley, of course And he had dis
tinguiShed record also.
The matter of allowing children to
have free rein in their earlier years is
something that has disturbed many
mothers. There are some. the large
majority, in fact, who believe that a
child should be restrained-that is. in
certain circumstances. They believe
that the child mind is best fitted for
the duties of life if not left entirely
alone to work out its own destinies