Palisadian., 1923-05-25
Village Gossip

Two new homes will be built in the
back of the Ebell home.
The Metz house on Edgewood lane,
! formerly the Baldamus home, is being
| re-stuccoed.
Francois Fredericks is a member of
the Fort Lee Band. The band has
/ been getting along fine under the di-
rection of Mr.. Fernal of Edgewater.
They will parade on Labor Day
/ through the borough.
Mr.. Edward Caffell is an expert in
the radio line Mr.. Caffell has in
stalled a six-bulb radio set in the Sib-
ley home. The set is one of the best
for home use.
We are glad to see Mrs. Newcomb
and her grandson, Ted Bull, back
from the South
Mr.. r. Hays of the Young Mems
Christian Association (boys' work de-
partment) and director of the Y. M.
c. A. Camp spoke at the regular
meeting of the Pioneers Club Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Hays spoke on
camp life. Some of the parents of
the boys were present.
Miss Maxine Sibley spent the week
end at Amherst College, where she
attended a number of house parties
Mr.. Paul Binner entertained Miss
Cothy, Miss Hodgins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Middleton and Mr., Ralph Hacker at
bridge in his home Tuesday evening.
The Bushnell home, across from
Lanes, on Bluff road, has been sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sibley are home
from their trip to st. Louis.
Mr.. Miller has dressed his house up
in new coat of paint The yard is
one of the most artistic in Palisade.
"A telephone has been installed in
the Palfsadan office. The number is
1448 Cliffside.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Flading, ac-
companied by the Hon J. H. Trum-
bull, president pro tenn of the Connec-
ticut Senate, and his wife, are leaving
for a weeks stay at Hot Springs, Va.
this week.
Mrs. Charles P Berkey entertained
number of ladies at luncheon in her
home on Cumbermede road last Sat
urday afternoon.
The Woman's League OF the Union
church entertained over 100 children
with an auto outing and luncheon.
The children were from the Madison
Mission in New York. Mrs. H. Clark.
Sr., and Mrs. D. SPOTS had charge OF
the entertainment plans.
Be sure to attend the Memorial
services at the Union church on Sun
day and show your respect to the boys
who went across the sea to fight for
you and never returned.
Mrs. Alfred Reuhman is entertain
ing the members of the Helping Hand
Society of the Fort Lee Orphan Home
at card party in her home in Dear
born road, Palisade, this afternoon.
The games will start at O'Clock. A
silver collection will be received for
the home fund.
Mr.. NJ. Lake has left for Boston,
where he will supervise the new
George M. Cohan production which
opens this week.
Near East Bundle Days This Friday
and Saturday
Please have bundle ready for the
call of the collector, and don't forget
to give 10 or 25 cents to pay for trans
portation to the army base in Brook
lvn For information call Miss Ger
trude Boswick, chairman, or the Sun
day School officers.
The American Legion Auxiliary VIII
conduct poppy day" tomorrow. The
members will canvass the village TO
sell artificial poppies for the Deneht
of the disabled soldiers. There VIII
be stationed at the junction several
salesladies and an attempt will be
made to gain admission to Palisades
Park for the purpose of selling pop
ries All are asked to respond hper-