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" COMMUNION
First Communion will be admin-
istered to a class of 34 children at
Z 8 a.m. Mass ot Our Lady of
Assumption Church, Sunday. The
pastor, the Rev. Walter J. Buckley
will be celebrant.
Following the Mass the children
will attend a communion breakfast
I the Cenacle. At 3 In the after-
noon at the church a May proces-
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|on wiil take place with little
Eilene Shields placing the crown
on the Blessed Mother. Joseph
Walsh will be crown bearer with
Sharon Lewis, Qall Crosby, Bar-
bara Connolly and Virginia Beau-
mont as attendants. The hymn,
•Mother Beloved" will be sung by
He Junior choir. The afternoon
service will close with the bene-
diction ofthe most Blessed Sacra-
ment.
34 CHILDREN
Thirty-four children will enter
Grade 1 in the Ostervllle school
got Fall. Grades 1 and 2 will be
In the new addition.
DRAWING IN HERALD
Sally Stringer, daughter of Mr.
Mi Mrs. Herbert Stringer, had
one of the curley que drawings, No.
A in.the Boston Herald, Sunday.
I
TOLL HOUSE LUNCHEON
I MemberB of the Cape Cod Hos-
Ipltal Aid Association, who attended
L luncheon at the Toll House in
MMtman, were Mines. Frank B.
¦Hansen, James L. Chute, Howard
¦West, R. David Hinckley, Harland
¦Wheeler, Chester Crosby, Selma
mason, Frederick Sanborn, Robert
¦P. Brusbaber, Malcol m Crosby and
Itllss Genieve Leonard. The group
Kiel Centervllle and Hyannis mem-
Biers and went by chartered bus.
KNAR MEMORIAL
H \ subscription drive opened on
AlMKlay to raise $500 to pay for a
Hnemorlal for World II veterans
Ki this village. The committee has
Hi present $500 in the funds, It is
Hstlniatei! the total cost will be
WlUiOi
). The memorial will be in the
¦form ot a plaque to be set In a
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boulder located on the park op-
I poslte the Cenacle. Thomas Milne,
I Airman ofthe memorial commit-
I le, stated that the plaque will be
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dedicated at special ceremonies on
I Memorial Day.
I Senator Edward C. Stone and
I Barnstable Selectman Victor F.
I Adams will be the speakers and
liuusic will be furnished by the
lostervllle Band. Others on the
fccraimittee with Mr. Milne are
¦Terrace Rogers, Louis P. Williams,
B.urkin Swift, Elbert Little , Robert
V Cross, Arthur Duffin , Albert
HiinifU' oiHi and Cecil 1. Goodspeed.
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.tiding the committee with the
¦inscription drive are Mmes. Ter-
¦ace Rogers, Robert Mott , Shirley
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' rosby, Francis Webb, Larkin
¦Swift , Edwin Lagergren, Jr., Frank
¦laiiHen nnd Miss Ruby Webster.
Banyone wishing to contribute may
¦end donations to Mr. Goodapeed,
¦reasurer.
GUILD COMMUNION
Forty members ot Our Lady of
Assumption Guild attended a Com-
munion Breakfast at Aunt Tempy's
following a 7 a.m. Sunday Mass,
which was celebrated by Rev.
Walter J. Buckley. Those present
were Henry Murphy, principal
speaker, and the offlcrs of the
Guild, which included Mrs. John
Linehan, president; Mrs. Dennis
Cliggott, vice president; Mrs.
Shirley Crosby, secretary ; Mrs.
Gertrude Childs, treasurer, and
Mrs. Walter Sanford , Jr., corres-
ponding secretary; Mrs. Roger
Carlson and Miss Margaret Hans-
berry, members of the committee,
who with Mrs. Cliggott as chair-
man, planned the communion
breakfast.
Mr. Murphy in his talk spoke ot
the Importance ot the Home as a
contributory factor to world peace.
ALLIANCE ELECTION
A meeting of the Woman's
Alliance of the Community Church
re-elected the following officers at
their laat meeting ot the season :
Mrs. . Ellen Goodspeed, president;
Mrs. Peter Patches, vice president;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Maude Evans. Devotional chairman,
Mrs. Mabel Robbins; membership,
Mrs. Clara Milne and Mrs. Marlon
MarBton ; ways and means, Miss
Genieve Leonard; social, Mrs.
Helen Eaton and Mrs. MaTle Sad-
dler ; program, Mrs. Peter Palches.
BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Shields en-
tered at a buefft supper to mark
the birthdays of Mrs. Shields'
mother, Mrs. Mary Aylmer and
Mrs. ShieldB' sister, Mrs. John
Lycett. GueBts were Mr. and Mrs.
James Shields, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
John Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs. Frances
Aylmer and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Aylmer of Hyannis, and John
Lycett.
Mr. and Mrs. Lycett and Mrs.
Mary Aylmer spent the winter at
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
DANCE REVUE
Children from this village, who
are practicing for an annual dance
revue to be presented In June in
the Hyannis theatre, are Marilyn
Hinckley, Shirley Cousins, Eleanor
Whiteley, Margaret and Barbara
Phillips, Jane Hubley, Dlanne Carl-
son, Anne Marie Shields, Margaret
Reld, Sandra Hall, Joan Walters,
Carolyn Wheeler, Paul and Leslie
Nlckerson and Alison Hall.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Donald , .son of Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Coombs, observed his 12tU
birthday anniversary with a supper
and theatre party. Guests included
Winslow, Sandra and Bobby Sears.,
John Lewis, Donna Huckabee,
Sylvia Scudder, Tersa and Edwurd
! Gresh, Carlton Crocker and Tommy j
Whiteley. MrB. Coombs was assist-
ed at the party by MrB. Edward
Gresh of Akron, Ohio.
CHILDREN'S DAY
The Children's Day program of
the Community Church on Sunday,
June 5, will be held at the morning
service. Purents having children to
present for baptism are invited to
make arrangements for the service
with the pastor, Rev. Peter Palches.
TRI-F CLUB SALE
The Trl-F Club of the Ostervllle
Baptist Church will sponsor a "big-
ger and better" rummage sale at
1:30 p.m. next Tuesday. The sale
will Include many articles of chil-
dren's and boys' clothing.
Mrs. Ronald Chesbro, chairman
Is assisted by Mrs. Maurice R.
Allen as co-chairman. Committee In
chnrge of the various tables:
Mmes. Robert Hinckley, Alcott
Hallett , Jr., John Wyman , Chester
Wyman, Talsto Ranta and Miss
Marjorie Rankin.
Markers, who will meet at the
church vestry at 7:45 p.m. on the
day preceding the sale to prepare I
articles, are Mines. Albert WI1- '
Hums , Louis P., Williams , Scott
Buckner, Donald Whitehead , Fran-
ces Allen and Miss Bernloe
Chadwlck.
Those having articles to con- 1
tribute are requested to call Oster-
vllle 220!) or 2207, or leave them
at the church vestry next Monday.
MEN'S COMMUNION
BREAKFAST
On May 22 there will bo a Men 's
Communion Service and Breakfast
of the Barnstable ProteHtant
Churches with the sacrament of
Holy Communion observed In the
sanctuary at 7:30 and breakfast at
S a.m. in the parish house of the
First Baptist Church in Hyannis.
Tickets assigned to
. Community
Church can be secured from John
Could as church representative on
committee of arrangements, or
from the ushers'
.
YOUTH AND PARENT8 NIGHT
The Youth Fellowship of the
Community Church held its Par-
ents Night, Sunday, with 40 young
people and parents attending. Shir-
ley Anderson conducted the wor-
ship service and welcomed the
parents. Those taking part in a
panel discussion on "Sharing
Within the Home" were Miss
Anderson, Patricia Sloane, Fran
Varnum and Jerry Huckabee. Mrs.
Peter Palches directed the discus-
sion. The refreshments and hos-
pitality committee Included Joan
Klttlla , Diane Carlson, Judy Mul-
?ey, and Janet Reld. Francis Hub-
ley and Mrs. Palches assisted In
planning the program.
BIRTHDAY OBSERVED
Shirley Cousins celebrated her
12th birthday anniversary with a
party at her home. Guests were
Arlene Adams, Jacquelyn Howe,
Alene and Mabel Baker, Marilyn
Hinckley, Barbara Phillips, Carol
Stever, Eleanor Whiteley, Ann
Lovell and Eric Hall. Adults pres-
ent were Mrs. John Rosa, and Mrs.
Ethel Eldredge. Games were played
with Arlene and Jacquelyn win-
ning prizes.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER8
Mrs. Forest Hamblin of Mars-
. tons Mills and Miss Hudson Kal-
louch of Centervllle have sub-
stituted as teachers at the Oster-
vllle school.
GOOD FISHING
Donald , 8-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Wyman, caught two
striped bass Friday, while fishing
with his uncle "Buddy" Wyman,
in West Bay Cut. Donald used sea
worms and WBB a very excited
youngster at his good luck.
COMMUNITY CLUB DINNER
The Community Club will hold
its annual dinner party at Eagle
Hill Farm, Bournedale, this Thurs-
day. Members will meet at the
vestry as usual to start the trip.
SERVICE NEW8
James A. Chute, aviation
ordnanceman, second class USN,
son of Dr. and Mrs. James L.
Chute, is serving with the Fleet
All Weather Training Unit, Pacific,
commanded by Capt. Paul II.
Ramsey, USN.
Fleet All Weather Training Unit,
Pacfiic, a carrier type squadron
based at the Naval Air Station ,
Barber's Point, T. H., provides Na-
val airmen with experience in
flying, night and day, in all typos
of weather.
Chute, who entered the Naval
service Dec. 9, 1941, received his
recruit training at the Naval Train-
ing Station , Newport , R. I.
PERSONALS
Gusts of Mrs. W. Scott Scudder
have been Mr. and 'Mrs. Howard
Scudder of Brockton ; MrB. Win-
throp Scudder of Boston ; Mrs.
Bernard Hawkins of Shrewsbury,
and Mrs. Arthur Lewis of Belmont.
Mr. and Mrs. John Linehan , MIBB
Reglna Murray and Miss Harriet
Chase attended the clambake
sponsored by the Burnstable
Teachers Club at Camp Howes,
Hyannis.
Mrs. Grace Qriptlll , who spent
several winters here at the home
of Mrs. Russell Cousins, is reported
HI at her home In Lubec, Maine.
! Mr. and Mrs. John J, Linehan
I of Brookllne have moved Into their
j home on Bates Street.
Miss Barbara Lang started work
I on Monday as a bookkeeper with
the H. M. Meserve Co. of Oster-
vllle.
Howard West of New York has
been spending several duyB with
Mrs. WeBt at their home on Parker
Road. Mrs. West 1B spending a few
days in Boston at present, accom-
panying Mr. West on his return to
New York,
•Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Halen-
heck of Beaufort , S. C„ have open-
ed their summer home on Wlanno
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacCoII
of Providence spent several days ut
their slimmer home In Wlanno.
MI HB Sarah Boult is reported im-
proved from her recent Illness.
Mrs. Edwin H. Coffin or Boston
has opened her slimmer homo for
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter White of
Auburndale Bpent tho weekend nt
their home on Parker Road.
Mr. and MrB. Howard Ilannii of
Walpole spent the weekend at their
cottage on Sam's Pond.
Mrs. F. W. Bird of Walpole spent
a few days at her summer home
in Wlanno.
iMr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cook of
Connecticut spent several days at
their summer home In Oyster
Harbors.
Mrs. Ethel Elillng has opened
her homo for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. fluy Mossingor of
York Beach, Maine , visited Mrs.
Messlnger's undo , Horace Parker,
Mrs. John Harlln of Brighton
visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cross
recently.
Mr. anil Mrs. Armand Hoax and
son, Emllo, of East Hartford, Conn.,
have visited Mr. and Mrs. WIIHo
I Frenobette of Tower Hill Road.
Mrs. Erma J. Brown of Lasell
Junior College of Auburndulo spent
two days with Mrs. Helen Wil-
liams.
Albert CI. WilUuma IIIIB been
elected treasurer of the OBtervlllQ
Baptisl Church.
Henry Levinson of Hyannis
spoke at the 7:30 service last
Sunday evening at the Baptist
Church.
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Wilson ot
Washington , D. C, and Mrs. Wil-
son's mother, Mrs. Ira Reynolds of
Fort Fairfield , Maine , have been
visiting Mrs. W. D. Kinney for
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Frechette
and daughter, Marie Jeannette,
have visited Mr. Frechette's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fre-
chette of Lewiston, Maine.
Mrs. R. David Hinckley attended
the funeral service of Mrs. J.
Edward Upham of Wabon. Mrs.
Upham was a summer resident of
Ostervllle for many years, while
her daughter, Miss Janice Upham,
was in business here.
Mrs. Merrill Crosby accompanied
Mrs. Hinckley as far as Dedbam to
visit her sister, Mrs. Frank'Davey.
Mrs. Bradford Lovell la a patient
at Cape Cod Hospital. I
PER80NAL8
David Fraaer is at the Cape Cod
Hospital following an operation.
Joanne Gardner, Judy and Ed-
wina Wheeler, accompanied by
Mrs. Wheeler, were in Boston re-
cently to attend the Grand Assem-
bly of the Order of Rainbow Girls
at Mutual Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Fox and
family of Southbrldge were at their
summer home at Wlanno for the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor
moved into their new home last
week in Oyster Harbors.
Mr. and Mrs. Renshaw Smith
of New York were at their summer
home in Oyster Harbors for the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Lindsay
spent the weekend at their sum-
mer home in Oyster Harbors.
Mrs. J. Mott Hallowell ot Chest-
nut Hill spent the weekend nt her
summer home in Wlanno.
Mr, and Mrs. Dana Lapham have
purchased the Alt Mldthassell
house on Pond Street. The Mid-
thaBsella are visiting in New York.
Mrs. Leonard Cloud, who has
been home after an appendectomy
at the Cape Cod Hospital, haB re-
turned to the hospital.
~OSTERVILLE NEWS
MRS. E. 8. 8TOCKWELL
Correspondent
Be your own reporter, •"ell
your correspondent the news.
POST OFFICE HOURS
Effective April 24 , 1949
Lobby hours, 7 a.m, to 0 p.m. Win-
dow hours, 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Outgoing mail to Boston closes
11:15 a.m. and 5:40 p.m.
Outgoing mail to Hyannis closes
9:50 a.m. and 3:40 p.m.
Incoming mail from Boston, 10:10
a.m. and 3:55 p.m.
Incoming mail from Hyannis, 5:55
p.m.
Irving I. Pelton,
Acting Post Master.
LIBRARY HOUR8
The Library opens on Saturd ays
at 2 p.m. and closes at 5 p.m.
Mrs. Harold Weeks, Librarian
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Joy Carleton celebrated
her 7th birthday with a party last
Sunday afternoon, at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Carleton. Ten of her classmates
her two grandmothers were the
aud her tencher, Mrs. Strain, also
her two grandmothers were there
guestu. Games were played and ice
cream, cake and punch were served.
Little Joy was lucky, for she hud
two birthday cakes. Each tittle
guest received favors, the boys
had wheelbarrows filled with win-
dy and the girls baskets idled with
candy. Joy received many gifts ,
and declared she had a very happy
birthday.
CHILDREN'S DAY
Plans have been mode for Chil-
dren 's Day, to bo hold Juno 12 at
the West Barnstable Congregation-
al Church. The service that day will
be conducted by tho children.
MAY BASKET
LUB ! Saturday afternoon tho (ilrl
ScoutH hung a May liiiBkot filled
with goodies at the door ot lliulr
Scout Loader, Mrs. Myron Howland.
COMMUNITY CLUB ELECTS
Tho Community Club mot. last
Thursday evening at tho homo of
Mrs. Frank C. Hindi s, Jr. Mrs. John
T. Leeinuii was co-hostoBS. A busi-
ness mooting was held , and thu offi-
cers elected for the coming year
wore President , MI-H. Henry droop;
Vice President , Mrs. Jiuiot Phillips;
Secretary, Miss Helen Crocker, and
Treasurer , Mrs, George DrlnUwalor.
Sandwiches, cuko and coffoo wore
served .
50 YEAR8 IN AMERICA
A hllgo May basket was placed
at Mrs . Rose Wlrtanen 's door last
Wednesday 'to celebrate her living
In this country for 50 years. Mrs.
Wlrtunon came from Finland, A
party of friends and rolatives ar-
rived witli the basket, and a very
enjoyable time followed. Refresh-
ments were Horvod.
I SURPRISE PARTY
A surprise party was tendered
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson last
Sanday afternoon, The occasion
was their 50th wedding anniver-
sary. About to friends nnd relatives
were there. They were presented
with a lovely Bet of dishes and a
gift of money. Refreshments were
served , and everyone had a very
happy time.
BAKED BEAN 8UPPER
Tho Village Improvement Society
will run u Baked Bean Supper June
4th for the benefit of the Fire Do-
parlment . Place und time will be
given ut a later date.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Sherburne Watts
and Miss Ella Watts from Reading
and Herbert Fnirclough from Wol-
luBton spent the weekend with Mrs.
Edith Fish.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Weston Earle
spent the weekend at their home,
Blueberry Acre, on Lake Wequa-
quet.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Carrlngton Wil-
cox spent the weekend at tholr
home on Lake Wequaquet. With
thom were Mr. und Mrs. Edward
Kneale, Jr. and their son David .
MrB. Kneule Is tho daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilcox.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sears spent
several duys at tholr homo on Lake
Wequaquet, last week.
Lust Sunday Mrs. Fred Carlson
entertained her mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hurtwoll and
hor sisters, Shirley and Mary-Ann,
from Altleburo.
MrB. Walfrod Iluhlanon was
called to Virginia last week b'ecaUBQ
of I lie serious Illness of hor
mother.
MrB. Merle Fish and Mrs. Lucy
Healey from Putnam , Conn., wore
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs . William Sears. In iha after-
noon they called on M I'B. Florence
Fish In Barnstable,
Mr. and Mrs. William Tyler from
Pawtuoket, It. I., aro spending the
wook at their homo at Woqunquul
Lake.
Mrs. Duncan Shaw from Har-
borth, N. J., and Mrs. Henry
Thomas from Highland Park , N. J.,
spent last wook with MI BB Mary
Crocker.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robbins
and daughter Mtiiju have returned
to tholr homo on Codur Street after
spending u week at. Chester , VI.,
wllh Mrs . Robbins' puronta.
WEST BARNSTABLE
Merrie Hills, Correspondent
Be your own reporter. Tell
your correspondent the newa.
LIBRARY HOURS
2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Thursdays.
MrB . Chester R. Stacy, Librarian.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Frank B. Albro of Fall
River , Mass., Is spending tho week
with her brother und slBter-ln-luw ,
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wilcox, of
Colonial Acres.
Among those families reopening
their summer homes In the vicin-
ity of South Sea Avenue are Mr.
und Mrs. John Webster of Milton ,
Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. William Maulo
und two daughters, Prlscilla und
Charlotte of Taunton , Mass., and
Mr. and Mrs, Hurlow SylveBter und
children , Dana und Dean , of Waban.
Gary Spurr, tho young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spurr of
South Sen Avenue returned to his
homo lust Saturday after spending
the wook at tho Cape Cod Hospital
as a result of nn infection In his
jaw.
Mr . and Mrs. William Adum of
Springfield were the weekend
guests of their daughter and son-
in-law , Mr. nnd Mrs. Ted Barnos
of South Sen Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Palmer and
their children Audrle and Bobby,
of Wollaston spout last weekend at
their summer home In Colonial
Acres.
Doctor and MrB. L. L. Luke of
Belmont hnve returned to their
summer home overlooking Lewis
Bay after spending a greater part
of the winter In Florida.
Mr. Lawrence W. Prince bus
Hold his Hyannis Park homo to Mr.
William Pot/.nor of Yarmouth Road,
Hyannis,
Mrs . Henry M, Touinlium has re-
turned to hor Bnglewood Shores
home wllh her baby son , born May
8th.
Mr. ami Mrs . Klilou Pearson ami
children , Nancy and Hobby, ot Ban-
gor, Maine , and Mr . AugiiBt Pear-
son of North Huston were thu re-
cent giuiBts of Mr. and Mrrf. Arthur
Pearson of Colonial Acres,
Isaac 11111 B 3rd of Berry Avenue
delivered the Cruiser "Hideaway"
to her now owner , Hoboi't Hardy on
Nantucket on Monday of this week.
"Ike" trlud thu Hats on Smith's
Point Monday evening ami reports
Nantucket practically riHhlnss. Ho
returned to the Capo by plane
Tuesday.
West Yarmouth
Week Ending May 13
Type of No. of Approx.
Building Permits boat
Dwellings 4 $25 ,500.00
" Additions to ... 2 2,49K.ll(l
Damps l 1,600.00
Garages 2 1,800.00
I) 131 ,298.00
Building Permits JAMES F. KENNEY
Realtor & Appraiser
18 Ocean Street, Hyannla, Mais.
Tel. 907
Solicit Listings
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MISSIONARY SPEAKER
Next Sunday, May 22nd, the Mis-
sionary Committee of the Federated
Church will bring to Col nit Miss
Gertrude E. Chandler or Madura,
India. Miss Chandler returns to
the United States after nine years
without furlough and after crucial
nnd stirring years in Iiulin . She
will speak at the eleven o'clock
hour of worship. The daughter and
granddaughter of missionaries,
i Miss Chandler, after finishing her
I education in the USA went back to
|India to carry on the trndltion of a
distinguishe d missionary fnmlly.
The fact that she has such u rich
missionary background nnd the
fad that she has been in India
during the recent birth or freedom
promises' to make her talk both in-
terestlng and timely. Something of
her spirit and attitude is revealed
In the following quotation Horn a
recent address:—"To feci Indlu
come Into hor heritage of freedom
wns thrilling beyond words and to
live und work beside thoso who
are struggling for India Is an ap-
peul to Ihe highest typo of Chris-
tian service und fellowship. "
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Russell Wing held upon
house recently ut hor home for tho
observance of the 80th birthday of
her futher, Mr. Wosley Wright.
The dining room was decoralud with
apple blossoms and other spring
(lowers. Mrs. Wing presented her
futher with a beautiful decorutod
cake. Also his granddaughter, Miss
Alice Wing presented him with u
bushel containing many gifts from
friends und relatives who greeted
him through the ovonlng, Refresh-
ments were served by his wife und
daughter , the birthday cake being
cut by his granddaughter. .Several
friends raino fro m Krockton,
LIBRARY RALLY
A Special Rully Meeting for the
Cotult. Library will he held in Free-
dom Hull , Monday, May 23, ut S
o'clock. Mr. Donald Q. Trayser,
Olerk of tho Barnstable Superior
Court , Is guest speaker. This Is our
library. Let us plan to uttend.
GUEST PREACHER
The) Rev. Oeorge Hylton was
guoHt clergyman at the Foderniod
Church on Sunday, when Mr, Par-
due WIIH away.
PERSONAL8
Tho II. 0, Hal ley family of Wes-
ton have arrived for Ihe seuson at
their summer homo.
Mr. and Mrs. I' einhortim Whlt-
eonib will Ibis week for England.
Tho Samuel Sbakkys, formerly
of lostervllle , are Occupying one of
the collages on the .luliaii Rother .v
estate.
Mrs. Laurence siiaw of Brockton
was nt her home for the weekend,
Dr, and Airs. Henry C. Wood of
Taunton and Mrs. i.iiiiun Barnard
Of l.alt evllle were Sunday guests Of
Mr. ami Mrs . K. II . spencer.
.virii. Oaylord Parks was in Hus-
ton for two days with her mother,
.Mrs. Mazro, of Brookllne,
Mr. and Mrs. .lames Casey and
Miss Patricio Casey of Jamaica
Plain wore In town on .Saturday,
guests of Mr, und Mrs . W. Henry
Robbins,
Mr. und Mrs. Charles Alnty ol
Cambridge wore ut their homo on
the Old Post Road tor the weekend.
Among visitors ut tholr summer
homos during the past week were
Frank Whipple of South Weymouth ,
Mr. Hyuu of Dorchesfer, the John
Andersons, who brought with them
tholr new boat over tho road for
anchorage at Cotult Oyster Com-
pany Beach.
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