Palisadian., 1923-06-15
Village Gossip

MRS. Arndt ana MISS Mdrtln are
planning a class in supervised play,
handwork and some school work in
the mornings during the month Of
July for the girls and boys from the
first to the fifth grade. This comes as
a welcome announcement to Palisade
mothers, who will be glad to know
the home of Mrs. Reuhman of Abbott
boulevard.
The sum of $35 was realized from
the recent entertainment given for
the benefit of the Orphans Home in
Mrs. Reuhman of Abbott boulevard.
DR.. F. E. Curry, the dentist at the
Junction, will leave Monday for
three days visit to Boston to attend
the annual alumni association meet
ing of Harvard University. DR.. Curry
was chosen as permanent president
of his class at a previous meeting. He
expects to return with many new
ideas in relation to teeth and contig-
uous structures, as the Harvard Den
tai Research Laboratory is considered
far in advance of any other.
Life is full of golden opportunities
for doing what we do not want to do.
The pictures of national landmarks
which were won by Alfred Pennell
and Alfred Grill in the debating con-
tests short time ago have been
turned over by the boys to the Pali-
SADIE school and make very attrac-
tive appearance on the walls of the
different classrooms. 1t was very
generous of the boys to put their re-
ward to such good use. They received
a letter of thanks from the school
authorities. The United States His
torical Society is doing a good work
in circulating these etchings through
benefactors in various communities,
who as a general rule donate them to
some noteworthy institution or, as in
our local case, offer them as prizes
to encourage efforts of educational
value.
The pupils of Mrs. Thompson will
entertain with an evening of music
in the auditorium of the Palisade
school tomorrow evening, Saturday,
vited to be present.
# Fredericks says that no one
should be afraid to go up in an aero
plane Their fears are groundless,
thinks he.
The first of series of informal
afternoon porch parties given for the
members of the Woman's League of
the Union Church was held at the
home of Mrs. H. Clark, Sr., of Edge
wood lane, on last Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Mayhem Lake has returned
from Boston after conducting the mu-
sic for the first performance of the
latest George Cohan success, "The
Rise of Rosie O'Neill."
Miss Helen Conroy was one of
class of 800 who graduated from the
Savage Physical Training School in
Brooklyn last Friday evening.
Edward Barnheitter of New York
has purchased the Bushell home on
Bluff road. The Bushels expect to
spend the summer on their farm near
Grapeville, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles OF and her little son
Mrs. OF recently recovered from an
attack of diphtheria.
"A lot of folks know more than they
are willing to admit, while lot ad-
nit they know more than they really
do.
Mrs. George Lane has been visiting
her father, Mr. Druck Mrs. Lane is
a resident of Marlborough, N. Y.
Mrs. James A. Marcus and her
mother, Mrs. Laura B. Tracey, left
last Saturday afternoon for Los An
geles, Cal, where Mrs Marcus will
join her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Lane,
the latter formerly Miss Laura Mar
Gus, will reside at 1103 Abbott boule-
ward until October.
Anyone wishing information regard
ing the best establishments in and
ABOUT Palisade at which to purchase
goods of any description are invited
to call Mrs. Torrey at Cliffside SAL
Shopping advice gratis.
Edgar Ebell is home from the New
York Military AcadenC = Edgar grad
uated with high honors.
Allen Carson is home from College.
Allen is now living in New York City.
Mr. Riesenberger is a smart fellow,
and also good tennis player, but he
can't drive a flivver very well.
-Alcide Pinard, formerly of Palisade,
who lives in Dobbs Ferry, is busi-
ness man up to date. He has taken
up his fathers trade of photography,
and has his own place in New York
Misses Gertrude and Helen Bos-
wick left today for Lake Summit, N
Y, where they will spend the summer.
For the summer lhonths the Beck
mann store will close on Wednesday
afternoons.
The Palisade post office is one of
the busy places. 1t is so busy that
the postmistress was compelled to
have help, and Mrs. Shannon is now
assisting Bertha.
We think the. makers of flivvers
could be arrested as counterfeiters,
because they make money out of tin,
thinks Gus Meyne.
In rananf pocfo1 frop, Con Juan