Palisadian., 1923-07-13
Village Gossip
Camp News


Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper spent the week
end with their son Blakely, who is at
Camp Harlem. They reported it an
ideal camping place for the boys. Mrs.
Cooper says she would like to stay
the rest of the season with the boys.
The Boswick sisters are enjoying
themselves at Lake Summit Camp
Francois Fredericks, Dunbar SPOTS,
Blakeiy Cooper, Rudy Thompson and
Fred Splits say they are having a
peach of time at Camp Harlem.
Boots Sibley will leave for camp
in Maine on the goth of this month
The camp belongs to the Andover
School which Boots attends.
Miss Josephine Kemm will go to
Lake Summit Camp, Central Valley,
N. Y, Saturday, the 14th. Have a
good time, Josephine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martens took a 200
mile trip in their car up state last
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Archibald of
West Palisade went for the summer
to their bungalow in Rickapauge, R. I.
Miss Green, formerly teacher at the
Palisade school, is teaching domestic
science in Brooklyn.
Miss Virginia Birkey can be seen
driving her new car about. A good
looking car and a good looking girl
Mrs. Berkley Bulge sailed Saturday
on the Clyde line for fortnights va
cation, stopping at Jacksonville, Fla.
Joe Brings Home the Bacon
Joe Cornell went to the city We'd
nesday to get some bacon. He check
ed the bacon at a small store on 125th
street On his return the check had
disappeared, and upon entering the
store and trying to get his bacon, the
storekeeper said, "No check, no ba-
con-" Joe, being brave lad, set out
for cop. An officer returned with
Joe. Now, this officer was of Irish
birth and the storekeeper of jewish
Joe brought home the bacon.
Peter Metz is unable to get about,
owing to water on the knee.
-Arabella and Madeline Monson of
Edgewood lane are spending two
weeks at the Cedar Grove Hotel at
Lake Bomosween, in Vermont George
Monson and his boy friend, V. Mass
of Hoboken, motored up this week
and will stay for six or seven days.
The Monson family have only lived
in Palisade a month or two. They
moved here from West Hoboken, and
like the village very much indeed
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Eypper of
at Hampton, l.. l.
Mrs. A. w. Magee and children, ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. Magee's mother,
Mrs. l.. M. Worth, returned this week
from a weeks visit in Taunton, Mass.
"A car belonging to Mr.. A McCart-
ney Of Arcadan way was stolen from
Schlosser's Garden, Fort Lee, on
Tuesday last early in the morning.
1t was Nash sport model.
Mrs. D. H. Valentine of Abbott
boulevard entertained about nine cou-
pies last Friday evening at Solomon
Grundy party. 1t was delightful
affair and thoroughly enjoyed by the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schroth and Miss lisa
Fleischer spent delightful day at
Far Rockaway Tuesday.
Lester Lake and Alfred Grill are
going to Greenwood Lake for the
week end.
The Misses Rose and Jane Morrell
dined with the Robert Moores Sunday
Miss Maxine Sibley writes of the
wonderful trip she is having through
Yellowstone Park and the Rockies.
Miss lisa Fleischer, niece of Mrs.
Schroth, is said to be a wizard at ex-
quisite needleWork.
DR. Jacques Morrelle of Chicago was
the guest of the Robert Moores over
the week end.
Mrs. Lake Of Edgewood lane en-
tertained Mrs. Baish of Philadelphia
over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding and Pro
fessor and Mrs. Riesenberger were
the guests of the Riesenbergers over
the Fourth
Mr.. Charles Lane of Abbott boule-
ward attended the big fight at Jersey
City last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockington left Thurs
day for Seaside Park.
Mrs. Burton-Opitz is entertaining
Friday afternoon in honor of her birth
day.
Mrs. William Glandorff is at home
for a few days because of ill health.
Mrs. Ernest Sibley had as her guests
Monday Rev. and Mrs. Mckenzie of
Bryn Mawr, Pa. Rev. Mckenzie was
formerly the pastor of the Union
Church in Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. SPOTS are spending
week in Milford, Pa, as the guests of
Mrs. SPOTS brother.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Beckmann sailed
for Europe Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Samuel e. Darby is at sani-
tarium in Union Hill. Mrs. Darby,
who has been very i'll, has recovered
enough to return home Friday.
Mr.. Albert Adelberg and Miss Adel
Adelberg of Kentucky were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. st. John Sunday eve