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MRS. FRANCES ANDERSON «
Correspondent
UNITARIAN CHURCH
ROT. Walter R. Jones, Minister
PERSONAL S
Mrs. Joseph Rocha and daugh-
ter, Catherine, are visiting her I
daughter and son-in-law , Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Wilson at Elkton , Md.
Mrs. Irene Hallett and (laughter ,
Dorothy, of Lynn aro spending two
weeks with lier sister and brother-
in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Cary.
Mrs. Robert Walker and son,
Kenneth , of PoughkeepBte, N. Y„
spent the holiday woek end with
her sister and brother-in -law , Mr .
and Mrs. Lynn Poote.
Rev. A. Holmio and family left
Saturday to make their home In
Hancock, Michigan. Rev. Holnilo
will leach there and his daughter ,
Ruth , will attend Sliomt College.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cary and
son, Robert , have been visiting his
parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cary
at Brockton.
Miss Jean Foote ot New York
was a recent guest of Miss .lime
Anderson.
Mrs. Laurence lloane and daugh-
ter, Gertrude , who hnve been visit-
ing Mr, and Mrs. Robert Cary, have
returned to their home In Wolpoje,
Captain Robert Murphy, who is
station ed with his ship "t Norfolk,
Va., is spending a few days with
ills father , Hugh Murphy.
Mrs. Ethel Ma'gtfl Is having a
two weeks' vacation from her du-
ties at the telephone exchange,
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony George
and daughter , Helen , hnve been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ban-
croft in Olalrmonl, N. II.. for a few
days.
> .
Howlnnd.
Mrs. Percy Titus was a week end
guest of Mrs. Tracy Parker.
West Yarmouth
PERSONAL S
Mrs. Ada M. W. Norton plans to
closo her home next week and re-
turn to Mnplewood , N. J. Her
daughter , Mrs . Frank Ness or Wey-
mouth is with her for a few days.
Another daughter, Mrs. Arthur Bel-
cher and husband of Maplewood,
N. J., who were here all Summer,
have returne d .
Mrs. Kenneth T. Perry and chil-
dren spent last week witti Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Cahoon of Monument
Pencil , formerly of West Yarmouth.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward L. linen-
sing of Venezuela, and Dorothy Ann
who spent their (list Summer on
Cape Cod In the Howard It . Mon-
roe house, have gone to New York
City, Mr. Duensing will go by plane
to Barcelona, Sept. SOth, and the
faintly will go later. They wore ac-
companied by Miss Nancy Lord of
Boston , companion of Dorothy, for
n week.
Mrs. Edward 1. Petow spent last
week with her daughter , Mrs. Lloyd
B. McManus ami family at Nan-
tucket.
Miss Marilyn Peak of South Hy-
minis and Cambridgo will enter
her senior year ot Jackson Col-
lege Sept. 111. Her parents , Mr. and
Mrs. Howard F. Peak , Jr., plan to
keep their summer homo open
through October, Howard Peak,
8rd, spent his two weeks' vacation
with them, ami another son, David,
a veteran of World War II , left
today for his Junior year at Nort h-
eastern University,
Allen i. Dinned- has returned to
Bryant & Slratton Business School
for his second year.
Miss Miriam D. Sherman and her
nephew , William K. Downey of
Providence , who spent the sum-
mer wllli her brother, Robert A.
Sherman ami family, am returning
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon B, Fnrloy and
family of Newton Center and Mrs.
Farley 's father , Anselni L. Bacon ,
returned nfter a week at tho Lit-
tle Old House In South Hyannis.
Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon J. Du>
puis and children returned from a
week's motor trip through Ver-
mont and New Hampshire, whoro
they visited his brother , Alfred nt
Wooilside , N. H. Mrs . Alfrod Du-
puts and daughters , Grace anil
Theresa returned with them for a
week.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice R. Pblnney were Mrs. D,
.1. llogan of Syracuse, N. Y„ and
Mr. and Mrs, John F. Geary of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr . and Mrs. John A. Brady nnd
John , Jr., of Clifton, N. J„ accom-
panied by Mrs. Florence wtso of
East Orange, N. .1 , anil Miss Hoso
Madden of Passaic . N. .1., woro
visitors for two weeks of Mrs,
Brady 's parents , Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Peak.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. linker
of Nantucket were holiday week
end guests of her parents , Mr. and
Mrs. William R. Bliigden.
BARNSTABLE NEWS
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Congregational Meeting House ,
1717 , Rov. Robert Brock, pastor .
Mrs. Ruth Glllmiin , organist. Miss
Elizabet h Jenkins , Snpl . of Sunday
School. Sermon nnd Worship Serv-
ice, 9:so n. in., for the Summer
months. Everyone welcome,
LIBRARY
Library opens on Saturdays , 2
p. ra„ closes 5 p.m. Mrs . Harold
Weeks, librarian,
TRAINS
Trains from Boston leave West
Barnstable for Hyannis 10: •*!1 a.in.,
,'i::iil p.m.,