Palisadian., 1925-08-07
Village Gossip

Mrs. Miles MacFarland, of Edge
wood lane, is now able to walk with
out the aid of crutch, although she
still uses cane.
Mrs. George Bechmann, of Edge
wood lane, will visit Mrs. Bokee In
Baltimore, Md, for short while.
Mrs. Dunbar SPOTS, of Edgewood
lane, entertained at bridge Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Milton Ethan, of Philadelphia
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs
Hurry Elkan, of Bridal way.
Mr.. Milton Elkan is spending his
vacation in Virginia.
Miss Gertrude Boswick, of Aurora
avenue, was a guest of Miss Mary
Raegh in Greenwich Village Thursday
last. Miss Mabel Boswick will spend
the weekend at Asbury Park.
Mr. Hans Walthers will spend two
weeks at Asbury Park.
Miss Christine Fredericks spent two
days at Oyster Bay, L. l., this past
week.
Charles Osmer, Leo De Bar. George
Martens and Thomas Fredericks spent
four days at their fraternity's bunga-
low at Oakland, N. J., last week.
Miss Alta Kells and Miss Christine
Fredericks will visit for month with
Miss Ruther Miller at Camp Randolph
in Greensboro, vt.
Raymond Bacchitti is sporting a
new Locomobile which belongs to the
family. A dandy looking car.
The Palisadian has purchased a
hand written copy of the Declaration
of Independence, which is on view in
the office.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sharp and their
son, Stanley, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cameron Rock at Sheepshead
Bay, L. l., last weekend. Stanley has
just returned from ten days visit at
Glen Cove. Stanley's cousin, Martha
Meyer, returned with him and is now
a guest at the Sharp home. Oh, yes,
Mrs. Sharp has gotten her drivers IL
cense.
Miss Josephine Bliss has returned
from vacation spent in Buffalo.
Miss E. v, McKenna is back in the
Palisade post office after two weeks
vacation. Unfortunately Miss McKen-
ma contracted a case of summer
grippe and was forced to spend her
entire vacation in bed.
Mrs. Gus Meyn has been at the
shore this past week. Postmaster
Meyn left on Wednesday to join his
wife for a two weeks vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Anthony Fred
ericks and their daughter, Miss Chris
tine, spent last weekend in Roslyn
l.. l.. visiting Nine. Cont Thompson
and her daughters, Miss F. Thompson
and the Baroness de Mondel, on the
estate of the late William Cullen
Bryant.
Kathleen Clark, of Cumberland
road, and Edythe May, of Crescent ave
nut, Grantwood, are spending two
weeks at Lake Hopatcong.
The Pioneer Boys Club made $110
on their recent minstrel show. OF
this amount $55 has been donated to
the Union Church.
--Carmine Richard and Charles
Ackerman were successful on their
fishing trip. Last Sunday morning
they left Long Beach on the Commo-
mode for deep sea fishing and Car
mine Richard captured the first prize
for the largest black fish and Charles
Ackerman captured the second prize,
There were fifty fishermen on the
boat. The Commodore is a boat of
very neat appearance and of medium
size, which makes deep sea fishing
very comfortable plus the sport.
On her recent birthday, Mrs. Ernest
Sibley received cable from northern
Rhodesia bearing greetings from her
children, Maxine and Bob.
Harry Ciarks En- Tour
The Harry Clarks, Jr., of Edgewood
lane, leave tomorrow Saturday for
months automobile tour. They go
UP through the Adirondacks to
Toronto, thence to Montreal, Quebec
and other points. Returning, they
will tour through the forests of
Maine, stop over at Poland Springs,
take in Boston and other Massachu-
setts cities, including Provincetown,
Cape Cod. Winding up the tour, the
Clarks will spend week at Hadden
Hall, Atlantic City, where Mr.. Clark's
sister is spending the summer.