Palisadian., 1924-10-03
Village Gossip

Mrs. William Bliss of Edgewood
lane has been entertaining relatives
from Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. E. H. Schroth, who has been
severely i'll with appendicitis and
complications, is convalescing at his
home at Edgewood lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steffens, for
merly of Palisade, were among those
present at the church social on Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Nils Paulson tells us that
Helen is planning to leave for south
ern France, after spending a delight
full summer in Paris.
The Fort Lee Alumni will give a
dance on November 20.
The Community Players of Cliffside
held their first rehearsal and get-to-
gether on last Tuesday evening. A
large gathering was there, and the
evening was most interesting. Plans
were formed for the production of a
play about the middle of November.
-Palisadians are glad to see again
the smiling face of Mrs. Vincent Kelly
who has been so long in California.
She expects to remain here and we
hope she keeps her promise.
Thomas Fredricks is expected home
about October fifteenth from Mich
igan, where he has been spending the
summer with his aunt Mrs. Cornell
and cousin Joe Cornell.
Mrs. Joseph Kilcarr and her chill.
dren returned last Sunday from a few
weeks spent in the Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayhem Lake have
had as their guests for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Lake of Boston.
David Mcfarland has been Ill with
severe cold, and Mary Katherine
put her arm through a window, Sc
verely cutting her wrist. However,
both children are out of danger now.
The get-together and social of the
Union Church of Palisade, which was
held last Tuesday evening, was a
great success. About sixty or more
persons were present. Informal games
were played and much amusement
resulted from the radio entertain
ment." The guests were served with
delicious refreshments later in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wetter are now
living in the Burton-Opety home on
Anderson avenue which Mr.. Wetter
recently purchased Our new citizen
is engaged in the wholesale milk busi-
ness in New York City and he also
manages large estate. Mr.. Wetter
moved here from Jersey City. He
was attracted by Palisades beauty
during several visits to the home OF
his friend Mr.. VIM. Clock on Cumber-
mede road and decided to make this
village his home.
Mrs. LANCER, who was injured in a
fall some time ago, is slowly recover
ing from her injuries at a sanitarium
in Ridgfield.
Mrs. John Breiby of West Palisade
and her two children leave shortly to
join Mr.. Breiby in Detroit, where they
expect to make a permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Schaffer have
! just returned from a months camping
in Maine, where they enjoyed the
sport of hunting and fishing.
The Sunday School Board of the
Union Church will hold an outdoor
meeting tomorrow (Saturday).. They
plan to first hold a meeting in the
open air, then take a short hike fol
lowed by a supper. If the weather
does not permit the realization of the
aforementioned plan the meeting and
supper will be held in. the church
basement but not the hike.
"A number of Palisadians will attend
the dinner of the Bergen County Sun
day School Association at Warmers S
in Hackensack tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Clock of Cum
bermede road recently returned from
motor trip through New York State
and Vermont. They brought Mr.
Clocks uncle, Mr.. Herman Winkler OF
Troy, N. Y, and his wife back to
Pa1iSada with them for a weeks visit