Palisadian., 1923-09-14
Village Gossip


Miss Nancy Shields, of Staten Is
land. Miss Frances Cady, of Wood
cliff. and Miss Agnes Brady were en-
tertained at luncheon by Mrs. Charles
Lane, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Paul T. Brady brought his beau
tiful police dog down from the farm.
The Young Peoples Society will
have its first service Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sibley left Fri
day to spend the weekend at White
stone Landing, L. l., with Elsie and
William "(Skeet" Resor.
Miss Helen Paulson sailed for Eu-
rope at ten o'clock last Saturday on
the Leyiathan. Miss Mamie Sibley
was there to bid her bon voyage.
Mrs. S. E. Darby is still very i'll,
and her many friends wish her quick
recovery.
Mrs. Bennett, of Palisade, is home
from the hospital, and is doing very
nicely.
Little David Mcfarland is i'll with
asthma and hay fever.
Mr.. Herbert Palmer and family
spent last Tuesday with the Sibleys.
Mr.. Palmer, who is an attorney in
Cleveland, is an old school mate of
Mr.. Sibley.
Joan Paulson who has been i'll with
a severe cold is up and around now.
Marjorie Goldsmith has gone to
Oyster Bay to spend the weekend
with her father.
The first meeting of the Women's
League was held on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurno, of Palisade
avenue. have just returned from few
weeks rest at Belmar, New Jersey.
Mr.. Goodman has received news
that his sister is in the disaster in
Japan.
Last Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Sibiey. Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp, Mr.. Pat
terson and Paul Binner enjoyed a pic
mic supper ON the Cliffs above Alpine.
-MTS. II. IL. OCuIOIbp VI IIuBoWoOu
lane, has been taken to the Engle-
wood Hospital, threatened with ap-
pendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane, of
Edgewood lane, have just returned
from Vineland. New Jersey. They
visited Atlantic City in time to -iew
the beauty pageant.
Mr. Albert Adelberg, of Kentucky,
and Mr.. Fred Collins. were guests of
the Paul Bradys last week.
The Rev. III. N. Dukes, of Clayton,
Ga. will preach at the regular morn
ing service at the Union Church on
Sunday.
Several Palisade men made house
to house canvass for the purpose of
registering names for the coming
election. Some people were not at
home and any who have not yet reg
istered will have an opportunity to do
so Primary Day September 25 in the
shoe repair shop at the Junction and
also on October 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallie have motored
from Youngstown, Ohio, and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stern, of
Morningside lane and Bluff road.
Dir. and Mrs, A. C. Babenroth and
their son Donald returned on Septem-
ber from a three weeks holiday at
Loeb Muller. in the heart of the Ad-
irondacks.
Good stuff. Mr.. Logan, on the mat
ter OF trucking through Bluff road.
The traffic through Bluff road is max
ing 1t very uncomfortable. and unnec-
essarily so, for those who like to en-
Joy their porches during the summer.
To insist that heavy trucking use the
new highway mo. 10) is not working
hardship on the truck drivers. Not to
insist on it Is working hardship on
residents along Bluff Road.
RESIDENT.
The Wolpert children have returned
to Palisade after a pleasant vacation
in Liberty, N. Y.
The Sunday School of the Union
Church held it's first session last Sun
day morning with an attendance of