Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-06
VILLAGE GOSSIP


camping trip up in Connecticut this
this week. He's very much changed
boy. He has grown Il whole lot, is
taking things very seriously and says
he had the best time he ever had in
his life. Yes, he said he enjoyed him
self Immensely. What did | do?
! Everything, nearly" But, what?
well, mostly, 1 ate, played and
Swum. Maybe | better say swan, but
you know what | mean. We had
manual training, too, making boats
and seats and the like, | liked that
part of it all a great deal. | don't
know that we studied any-that is,
not Il great deal. In fact, l fear we
did not expect to do much studying
except mischief, and there was a lot
of that-fun, l mean. Did we play
ball? | should say so. You ought to
see me bat 'em now | am learning
the game right. Just YOU wait Yes,
PaliSade looks natural, all right, eX
Cept that Il number of new houses are
going up. | can't say l like that. |
love PalSade as she is. | love the
woods, and we have enough houses
already, | think"
-MaXne-Miss Maxine Sibley, we
mean-is driving her fathers big
Buick SiX-rather, she is learning,
and soon will be spinning over these
Bergen roads same as daddy.
Looks lonely around the Ducoud-
ray home these days. Cant you come
back, folks?
at his garage, and it's nearly finished.
Miss Esther Dintenfass writes from
Philadelphia Remembrance from the
Cradle of Liberty in which city we
are spending few days"
Loyal Phillips is developing into
IL fine little golloltfer, and out Engle
wood way he is some pumpkins.
The Hudgings have now finished
their vacation period and are at home
again. They took charming auto
tour up through the CatSkills, thence
on to Saratoga and Lake George and
around through the Berkshires. The
Riddles had the time of their young
lives, but were glad enough to get
back home. they say, where home
grown vegetables and flowers are
sweeter than any they saw or got 1T
the expensive hotels en- route. The
Hodgins place at the east end of
Bluff road in PaliSade is one of the
show places of the village. Its archi-
| tectural beauties are most attractive,
and nothing nnore attractive can be
| found in this section. 1t fultills all of
the ideals of Il desirable home, with
few things lacking With vegetable
garden that is the epitome of garden
perfection and the pride of the major
domo who grew it, and with Il flower
plot that is il dream, the HodginS
home is pretty nearly letter-perfect.
The Carl Holthousens We're away
over the Labor Day holidays.
The Ducouday tennis court is be-
| ing cared for by Walter Flack who is
having great time with his friends.
That makes four tennis courts in
PaliSade at this time.
Last Sunday brought more I'M
desirable visitors into Palisade than
have been seen here in any one Sun
day throughout the entire summer.
Lieutenant Paul Berkey has de-
cided to go into business and not go
back to Columbia. He has made an
automobile connection in New York and
will devote himself to Il business
| Al,
assertion is made herewith that Paul
will make Il most successful salesman.
DR.. c. =. Berkey has been out in
Arizona doing special mining work
home shortly.
Miss Virginia Berkey has spent
the entire summer in the AdirondackS,
but is expected home now very soon.
When you make up your mind to
| fight Il thing, go at it in the open, I'M
less you are after Il snake or Il thief
Good sport demands this.
Nell r. Wellman of Cleveland, O.,
formerly of Palisade, passed through
the village last Monday in his StutZ
roadster en- route to the White Noun
tains. He took luncheon with his
friends, the ID. ID. Carson's.
The Harry CIarks, who vacationed
at Atlantic City, are home again.
The David Arthur Carsons were
guests at the summer bungalow of Mrs
Lula May last weekend.
The George II. Frews are at home
this week, after several weeks in the
CatSkillS.
Mr.. Palmer Davidson, nephew of
Mrs c. T. Logan, is now on the city
reportorial staff of the New York Eve,
ming Post.
THE Alcide Pinards got home Thurs
day, after two months in Canada.
They travelled 1000 miles in their
Cadillac without IL puncture, blowout
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