Palisadian., 1923-08-31
Village Gossip

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Ernest Sibley Jr., is expected back
from the Andover Camp in Maine next
week.
Everyone is gradually blowing In
from their vacation and reporting
that they had a peach of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Burdett will re-
turn shortly to Palisade after spend
ing the summer at Pawling.
Mrs. M. Horan spent few days at
Asbury Park.
Mrs. James Stewart returned from
Asbury Park before her visit was
over on account of illness.
Mrs. George Frew is spending few
weeks at Woodstock, N. Y.
MIR. Theodore Kemm of Cumberland
road was welcomed home from Sharon
Springs with a surprise party.
Leonard Lane is home again after
a few weeks stay in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. A. w. Magee, who was injured
while horseback riding at Green
Pond, has recovered enough to return
to her cottage there.
Lester Lake has returned from Phil
adelphia, where he spent two weeks
with his grandfather.
Mrs. Charles OF and her sons are
expected home soon from California.
Mrs. John Sharp of Edgewood lane
has as her guest Miss Martha Eliza
beth Meier of Long Island.
Mrs Rheuman and Mrs Bostwick
spent last week end at West Park,
N. Y, where the Christian Orphans
Home has it's summer farm. Mr. and
Mrs Nelson, the founders, are IN
charge of the summer farm and have
the pleasant task of looking after
eighty-six children. The farm is a
wonderful place with several little
bungalows and boys as well as
girls dormiitory, and in an old farm
house the babies are taken care Of
Large dining accommodations, creek
and all the other charms of country
life make a wonderland for these kid
dies They romp about in overalls,
and the older boys do the farming
while the older girls take care of the
dormitories and the kitchen. Some
boys are allowed to work elsewhere,
and any money they earn they are al
lowed to keep.
There is no foundation to the rumor
that doc" Rosenblum will run for
Mayor. It was understood he would
run on the platform, "Trolleys-and
lots of them"
Surprise Party
Mr.. Kemm upon returning from
business Saturday evening last was
surprised to see twenty or thirty cars
standing in front of his home. Upon
entering his house he was greeted
with cheers. A surprise party had
been planned.
The refreshments were exceptional
One cake, made by Mr.. Kemm's chef
in New York, was twenty-four inches
in diameter.
Music was written for the party and
a large part of the evening was de-
voted to singing. Words were put 10
the tune of "Three O'clock in the
Morning." at which time the party
ended.
Mr.. Sohn of the Masonic Lodge,
New York, of which Mr.. Kemm is
member did a great deal in making
the affair a success.
There were fifty-nine in the party
many of whom are members of the
Masonic lodge. All enjoyed the de-
lightful evening.
Fort Lee High School will open
Wednesday, September 5. On Tues
day, September 4, from 9 to IL and 1
to o'clock, Principal Arthur E.
Stukey will be in his office on the
ground floor of School No. 1, White
man street, to consult with parents
and pupils relative to the work to be
pursued this coming year. An es-
pecially large registration is expected,
and pupils are urged to arrange their
work as early as possible.
Principal Arthur E. Stukey of Fort
Lee High School has been pursuing
work in Teachers College in connec-
ton with Columbia University during
the summer session. He is specializ-
ing in school administration.
Paul Brady, Jr, is spending the
weekend in Massachusetts.
Miss Nancy Shields and Miss Doro-
thy Shields of Staten Island spent a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lane of I'LL Edgewood Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs B. L. Bennett Of Dear
born Road, who is in the hospital suf-
fering from an automobile accident
is getting along nicely and will soon
be home.
Miss Agnes Brady spent few days
at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Elkan of Do
rincourt Road motored down from
Philadelphia last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beekmann of DORM
court Road have moved to their new
home on Long Island.
Miss Clarice Blake and her mother
are returning shortly from their sum-
mer cottage in the mountains
Wesley Schmidt of Edgewood Lane
is expected home shortly from his va
cation spent at Elmira.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Mapes and Mr..
and Mrs Hill of Palisade spent the
weekend at Monabaska Lake with
jolly camping party.
The Women's League of Palisade