Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-11-29
VILLAGE GOSSIP
Church Sociable.

OnuTCn SoCidDie.
The second of the Palisade Church
sociables took place last week Thurs
day at the pretty home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nils Paulson in Anderson ave-
nue.. There was good attendance,
and the evening was spent in games
and social intercourse. The company
was in extra good humor and remained
till midnight. Mrs. Paulson served
dainty refreshments. Rev. II. p. Gushe
was master of ceremonies and showed
his usual skill in running off such af-
fairs.
Two ladies from Bloomfield who
once tried to locate in Palisade were
back looking things over here last
Sunday How much your town has
improved" one of them said, land
how regret that l did not locate here
when | had an opportunity
"Thats nice to hear that" the re-
porter said. "And," she went on, 'do
you know Mr.. Tams?'
ultimately" came the reply. The
two ladies, who looked like mother
and daughter, went over to the cliff
front.
Sunday afternoons now find many
people in Palisade going over to the
cliff front to overlook the Palisades
where the new highway is gradually
getting up the hill to make a ruination
killing of Palisade. Some one said that
the other day one of the dummy en-
.r,,, hn nal- n1
down the embankment The climb is
said to be so deuced easy that one
may actually ride up on a bicycle.
The work is one of large proportions
and will be ready some time next year.
And in the meantime what effort is to
be made to- steer the blooming thing
out PaliSade avenue towards Fort Lee
that way? 1t could easily be done and
should be by all means, for it is going
to raise the very deuce with Bluff road,
and in the summer time especially the
noise will be unbearable. And as for
us-yes, we would like to see somebody
strung up for this dastardly piece of
work, which should never have hap
pened in the first place except for fool
| tactics.
Some people so dearly love to knock
The Palisadian that it is second ma
ture with them Sometimes they say
we call people names and write awful
ly about folks in general. Somebody
give an example of wrong, something
| they have seen in this paper about
some one. 1t would be almost imposs-
BILE to keep from making mistakes, but
no filings at people are ever tolerated.
Hitting at wrongs, yes, and that will
continue. Politics is so badly rottened
and maggOty hereabouts that refrain
ing from calling a spade a spade has
ever been a primary instinct Politi-
cal abuses, however, are difficult to
stop, only some of these whelps, who
have neither honor nor principle,
should be showed over the cliff. Is
thassp? Yes.
Lieut. and Mrs Paul Berky dined
on THANKSGIVING with the formers par
ents in Palisade.
Girls Club of Palisade.
The Girls Circle Club of Palisade
is actively pursuing it's way, holding
its meetings or having a social affair
each week.
Their recent dance at the school
was great success, and was largely
attended.
The music was furnished by the
Palsade orchestra, which is about
evenly divided between Palisade and
Cliffside Park, for it consists of Harry
Lane, violinist, and Fred Buchanan
banjoist, of Palisade, and Warren
Moody, pianist, and Edwin Locate
drum and traps of Grantwood. An eX-
cellant orchestra it is and much ap-
preciated by the dancers.
Refreshments prepared by the girls
were served. Mrs. John Purden, the
leader of the club and manager of the
whole affair." was the official chaper-
on, while two of the younger married
set were the chaperons of the eve