Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-21
VILLAGE GOSSIP


oh, the snow, the beautiful snow.
Anyhow, we have enough and to spare
this season, yet what the Sam Heck
are we poor mOrtalS going to do about
it? Folks say lots of snow means
fine crops, and that's what the world
needs at the present time Our snow
crop was a beaut
well, sir, if you guess who was the
prettiest girl at the Rainbow show last
week and dare to express an opinion
on it don't you do it out lOud-that is,
if you value your future happiness.
University few days last week look
ing if anything more handsome than
ever. Come again, Paul, say we.
A Striking Resemblance.
Did you see that picture in last Sun
days New York RotOgravure section
of the Times? lot of labor delegates
were seated in a jaunting car, and one
of them was the living image of dis
tinguished citizen well known here
abouts in milf about something or
other. The likeness is not as striking
as the resemblance is real.
When you hear the great, heavy,
roaring noises from over New York
way it is pretty generally a certain
sure sign of rain or snOw-only some
times it fails, as it did last Saturday
night, when the noises could be heard
SO acutely the wheeZe of New York
| Central steam engine sounded like it
was across the street, yet there was no
precipitation of any kind
1.-THE self appointed savior of his
neighbours soul-fOr a consideration"
was flashed on a movie screen the 9th
err day, which made one wonder what
is the matter with the world anyhow?
Politics appears to have the world by
the tail and down hill pull
And now that universal and wonder
full bird, the stOrk, old as civilization
or heathendom, is nearing visit again
to these parts.
Late? Yes but the train was away
behind Now they will have to allow
us overtime was the serious remark
made by a young girl in the subway
| the other morning.
Palisade more than the Girls Club of
Palisade and the play they gave last
week in GrantwOOd. 1t was as pretty
show as any one ever saw and made
fine impression.
Shall we ever get free of this terrible
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better than snowy winter, while their
elders like nothing as little.
Send up to the l.. G. AndersOns if
you want some nice fresh eggs that are
dropping about ten day now from his
20 hens. The price? Oh, you would
be willing to pay anything once you
tried them.
Allan Carson goes out nightly and
practices on the horizontal bar. 1t is
giving him great muscle power.
Marion Phillips has now fully recov-
cred from her long and painful illness
and is out in the air once more.
Well just about everybody in the
village has been forced to succumb to
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ter. There is now not nearly so much
sickness, however, as there has been.
A Miracle Boy.
THAT miracle boy, Orrin Breiby, says
he never felt better, and that after be-
ing confined to his home all winter.
His case is one of the most remarkable
ever known. Hear him speak, with
that great depth of tone, and of such
fine quality, too, and one would never
feel that he has been ill for many
years, at times almost on the brink OF
dissolution. His faith appears to be
absolute and his spirit an inspiration.
During the hardest of his confinement
he has worked on his play writing with
the most remarkable fidelity. 1t is
gratifying to know that many of his
pieces are now being played all over
the country by various vaudeville
artists, and he always has more orders
for playlets than he can produce. Or
rims friends all hope he will soon be
his old self again.
Paul Brady came down day or two
before st. Valentines Day and spent a
little time with his family in Palisade.
Little George Clark was operated on
last Tuesday afternoon at his home in
Cumbermede road: Palisade, Drs. Gun
life of New York and Ahern of Grant
wood performing the operation, which
passed off finely. George will soon be
around again, but will have to be less
active than formerly for some time, at
least, for he is some little rover
around and how he does love play.
Fort Lee Toys.
THAT toys of the finest kind are be-
ing made in Fort Lee is not well
known, but it is fact. Advertise
ments in this issue of The Palisadian
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