Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-28
VILLAGE GOSSIP
Dramatic Club Meeting.

The proposed meeting for the pur-
pose of forming dramatic club in
Palisade has taken a quick hold on the
public, and there will be first dis
cussion of the matter at the home of
David Arthur Carsons next Tuesday
evening at s o'clock. All who are in
| terested are cordially invited to be
| present and take part in the dis
cussion.
The Lake family who lived for sew
eral years in Palisade, but who last
year moved to Long Island, was back
| in the village one day this week with
the idea of again locating in Palisade.
| Lester, the older boy, has not been
well since the family left Palisade,
and all have been anxious to return
ever since they left. They are look
ing over several pieces of property
with a view to building.
Old Hank Robin is about due in
these parts-that is, in about four or
five weeks. Some of his talks last
year got pretty close to some of the
| little folks about the village, and it
is to be hoped that Old Hank will
have something to say again this
spring when he hops about the Pail
SADIE lawns listening for worms.
The report was current this week
that the George d. Riedeles had sold
their handsome home at the corner
| of Anderson avenue and Bluff road.
Effort to confirm the report was I'M
availing.
Ray Dwiggins is now living in Sac
ramento, Cal, where his brother Law
renee is engaged in the automobile
business.
The E. Y. Cohens in California.
"A postal received this week from
the E. Yancey Cohens dated at Los
Angeles, Cal, says To-day we received
bundle of papers, among them three
issues of The Palisadian, and / am
reminded to tell you that we are in
beautiful Hollywood, near Los An
geles, reveling in the sunshine of
California. In San Francisco Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey Willard entertained us
most Hospitality, showing us their de-
lightful apartment, taking us to din
ner and driving us whole Sunday in
their automobile We shall soon be
returning Eastward by way of Grand
Canyon, New Orleans and Fairhope,
Ala. Many kind regards to you and
your household in which Mrs. Cohen
joins"
Boys Saw Lincoln Play.
"A small company of Palisade boys,
accompanied by Rev. H. 2. Guhse, at
tended the Cort theater in New York
last Monday, where they saw the John
Drinkwater play on Abraham Lincoln
They had the greatest time ever, and
each one of the boys is now greater
believer in Lincoln than ever. The
members of the party were: Alfred
Pennell, Earl Pinard, Jack Miller, Ber-
nard Fink, Joe Cornell, Thomas Fred
ericks, Raymond Bachatti, John Pur-
don, Howard Clutterback, Ernest Sib
ley and Rev. H. 2. Guhse.
An Amateur Artisan.
Otto Hunicke has found the open
sesame to happiness. He has built
himself a workshop on his property
over on the cliff front, where he spends
every one of his idle moments making
something useful with his hands. He
is finished wood worker and mech
anician and turns out any useful arti-
Gle about the house as well as it could
be produced by a cabinet maker. He
has hundreds of dollars of the finest
tools. In speaking of his hobby this
week he said:
Il have always loved to do things
with my hands, but nothing has ever
delighted me more than in exploiting
my tendency to work with tools. Yes,
l make a great many useless things,
but they never appeal to me that way
when / start out on them. Everything
| undertake is backed with sincere mo-
tive, and lay my hand to nothing that
l do not put my best work on. 1t has
all had the tendency to perfect my
work, and l am improving all the time
do not know but that all men should
have hobby. | only wish l had more
leisure time to devote to it,.
Mr. Hunicke is at present finishing a
beautiful airplane weather vane, and
it is going to be beauty 1t will so
turn on its perch as to be always run
ming into the wind. He runs quite
bit of machinery by electric motor in
his little shop. If he had to he could
easily earn a good living as an artisan
All Windows Locked.
The nice lady was just leaving her
home one evening the other day late
when she suddenly realized she had
locked the door behind her and left
the key inside. Her shopping at the
market over, she called in neighbor
to ask if he thought his keys might fit
her front door lock. Of course, it
wouldn't, but he proposed that he take
a small ladder and climb through the
window.