Palisadian., 1924-07-25
Village Gossip


with the Sibley studio in the capacity
of secretary, sailed for Quebec on Sat
urday last, where she is enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Dorothy Grill of Anderson ave-
nue. is very fond of horseback riding,
and the early riders often see her
garbed in a most attractive white rid
ing habit enjoying the early morning
air atop dark steed from the pony
track at the Park.
Last Tuesday, today and tomorrow
are very important days in Palisade.
Why? Well, last Tuesday was the
birthday of Mrs. Nils Paulson, today
is the birthday of Mrs. A. L. Rueh-
mann and tomorrow is the birthday
of Mrs. Ernest Sibley We suggest
that next year they have combina-
tion birthday party and invite the
whole community.
Mrs. Nils Paulson entertained a
number of friends on Wednesday last
and among them were the Men
staedts, formerly of Palisade but now
of Railway.
Mr.. James Stewart was dinner
guest of the Mayhem Lakes ON Friday
evening of last week.
Last Monday night Miss Marie Mar
tens entertained sewing circle that
is made up of about eight of her
young girl friends. Don't know the
names of all the young ladies who
were present but they were very
pretty, whoever they were. Oh, yes.
We did see Miss Elsie Wellinghorst
there.
Mrs. A. L. Ruehmann has been WIS.,
iting two elderly aunts in New York
city recently. One of che ladies cele-
brated her ninety-third birthday on
Thursday.
Don't forget the reunion of the Pal
isade Fire Company at the play
grounds on the afternoon of Saturday,
August 2.
If anybody found dogs harness
it probably belongs to the pup owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp, and
they would appreciate it's return; so
would the dog.
The mother and brother of Mr..
Charles Bennett are visiting at the
Bennett home on Edgewood lane.
Miss Jane Thompson, the elder of
the two Thompson sisters who left
Palisade recently for the Home in Ora.
del, celebrated her seventy-eighth
birthday on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. H. Valentine, together with Rev
and Mrs. Hunter, motored over to see
birthday remembrances from friends
in Palisade. One pleasant surprise
of the day for Miss Thompson was
the receipt of cable containing a
tender birthday message from rela.
tives in England, her native land.
Leslie Jones, young son of the for.
mer organist at the Union church, was
visiting Stanley Sharp for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark, Jr., and
family were guests of the Goodmans
at Greenwood Lake on Saturday last
-Carmine Richard and his family are
vacationing at their bungalow in Long
Beach. Mr.. Richard commutes back
and forth to his office in Cliffside each
day.
William Junge and his family, OF
1910 Edgewood lane, have just re.
turned from pleasant stay at Lake
HopatcOng.
On July 10 Mr. Jablenick, the jani,
tor at the Palisade school house, COM
planned to the Fort Lee police
that George Vetter, who has garage
across the street from the school, was
always annoying him by making re.
marks. Vetter was advised by Officer
Kinsler not to have anything further
to say to Mr.. Jablenick.
Mr.. Adolph Fink of Anderson ave-
nue. reported to the police on Wednes-
day last that truck belonging to the
State Laundry Company of Jersey
City had been standing in the middle
of the avenue for over an hour. The
company was notified and the truck
was moved by them to one side of the
street. 1t had broken down and the
driver had deserted it where it STOP
ped to go for assistance.
-Freeholder and Mrs. w. H. Roberts
of Abbott boulevard spent last week
end at the Greyhound Inn at Forked
River, N. j.
Gerard Smith, the six-year-old son
of Philip Smith of Warren avenue
was operated on in the Bronx Santa.
rum for internal troubles on the first
of July, and we are glad to be able
to report that he has recovered and
his happy face is seen about with The
other children of the neighborhood
once again.
Mr.. w. H. Magee of Anderson ave-
nue. says if the thief who stole his
garden hose last week will call at the
house he will be glad to give him the
hose reel and the rest of the outfit.
Jack Inslee of the H. D. Schall or
ganization last week sold for VIM
Hanretty the Hanretty house on Edge
wood lane, north of Doring court road /;
also the plot of ground fifty feet north
of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard G. Feiser Ct
Jassamine way, are sojourning at Sar.
anac Lake for several weeks where
Mr.. Feiser is recuperating from his
recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hoke are enter.