Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-03-06

habit with him.
Harry Clark, ST., Mrs. Harry Clark,
ST., Harry Clark, Jr., Mrs. Harry
tie kiddies all sleep on an open porch
throughout the winter without the
slightest protection against wind, rain
or snow except the bed covering They
are very hardy family.
PaIisade Legion.
The julius Zanette Post of Palisade,
American Legion of Honor, have had
several interesting committee meet
ings within the past week. Their pro-
pOsal to build a clubhouse is meeting
with fine reception, and some definite
plan of action in carrying on the drive
will shortly be made public. There
will be special meeting this Satur
day night.
The Palisade Legion played a game
of basketball last Tuesday night with
the Alan Mutt Post boys and suffered
a defeat through lack of practice.
"A rumor has been current in Pail
SADIE for some little time that Henry
Baldamus, who disappeared several
months ago, has been living in the
Bronx. His family has removed from
Palisade to New York city.
Young Peoples Society.
The Young Peoples Society of Pail
SADIE will hold an interesting meeting
Sunday evening at Z 80 O'Clock, Miss
Hi1da Npincta6t hninr
of the youngest members of the So
ciety. The subject for discussion is
"Truthfulness of Speech" Each one
present is expected to have something
to say bearing on the subject. The
meeting is being looked forward to as
one of great interest, and no doubt
there will be a fine attendance.
-FOUND.-At the Palisade Church
last Sunday, black velvet scarf,
which the owner can have by calling
upon Mrs. Ernest Sibley, Bluff road
and EdgewOod lane.
Marion Phillips has entirely recov-
cred from her recent illness and is
looking as sweet as a peach, dearli little
hCAShooA lhuS tIdt oiiC 10 W U.s.
Silver Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Fredericks of
Cumbermede road and Columbia ave-
nue., Palisade, celebrated their TWEEN
ty-fifth wedding anniversary on Thurs
day last by quiet little family din
ner and many happy remembrances.
Their many friends congratulate them
Upon this happy occasion and wish
them continuance of their happi-
ness. Three children have blessed
their union, Thomas, Christine and
Francois, and no children of the viii
lage are more thought of or more
highly esteemed by all who know them,
the same being said of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fredericks.
Another Snow Smash.
The new house over on the cliff
front that is in an unfinished state on
account of the heavy winter had a
bad accident happen to it recently.
The front porch which had been roof
ed, fell in from the weight of the
heavy snow and ice. There was no
snoring to save it, and down it went.
Too bad. Other roofs all over the vii
lage were in danger, notably the
George e. Clarks' and the Logans'. AS
the snow continued to accumulate and
thicken, it turned to solid ice and was
a dead weight. Mr.. Logan last Sun
day took pick and cleared off several
tons, but it was some job.
The Come Back Feeling.
How some people can live in vii
lage for twelve or fourteen years and
then suddenly give up and move away
is mystery. What are human ties,
anyhow? How little some of us ap-
preciate them. There is sort of I'M
written law which regulates the feel
ing of a man in this particular case.
He comes to place to live, spends
the best part of his life with those
whom he knows and respects, then
suddenly some impulse he cannot
himself analyze siezes him, and the
moving fever overpowers him. After
awhile the strange faces he is newly
associated with do not make appeal
He knows little of their qualities, can
get no closer than away off, then the
longing comes for the old town, it is
invariably so. Why are not We salts
fed? Home is home, no matter if we
have enemies we cannot even endure.