The Press., 1917-09-13
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 Michael Wong ia spending the weel in Boston.
 Mrs. James Sheppard is visiting her father In Nova Scotia.
 Mr. and Mrs Arthur Dahms haV' returned from their wedding trip tC Ponghkeepsie. N. Y.
 The Knights of Columbus will hold A dance at St. Edwards hal Columbus eve, October IT.
 The court of burgesses have passed a borough ordinance regulating traffic in the borough streets, which will be found in another column.
 Wilfred Teal of Los Angeles, Cal. is visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Teal. The item printed on the first page, giving the name of Hirsoh, is an error.
 Daniel Green and Miss Rose NidernC were united i'm marriage Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. O. H. Pnffer Mr. Green Wa5 called before the ex- smption board in Rockville for ex- animation. He passed and will probably be called in the first draft.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Penney Williams are the guests of Mrs Williams's father. Dr. F. l.. Smith. Mr and Mrs. Williams. who have been in Europe the past four years, and two years and 8 half of the time in Germany, sailed from Bordeaux Aug. 25th and arrived in New York city Saturday evening. The voyage, although long. was very uneyentful, s1uept for being held abroad for four days before sailing, after reaching the mouth of the river below Bordeaux and snoonntering a violent hurricane in mid d-Atlantio. The last ten months has been spent hy them in Switzer- land.
 The Rsd Cross has received word from Albert Hewett, who is in the training camp at Aver, Mass, that his comfort kit and the knitted articles are the needed things for these cold nights. The Red Cross headquarters will be open daily, ex- eept Sundays, from ? to 5 in the afternoon. Beginning next Monday there will be work on surgical dress ings Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday of each week. Wednesday and Thursday there will be work on other hospital supplies These supplies will be given out for home work to those who desire it. Yarn with directions for knitting will be given out each day. The chairman in this department has already 55 articles in , process ofsmaking.
 A sad and serious accident occurred ' on Monday afternoon. A. E. Snow was driving his automobile on West Main street. In front of Markoff's ,tOrs there was another machine standing. Just as Snow passed this Rudolph Androwsky, three years and ten month old, ran out into the road and was run over. Snow stopped and picked up the boy and carried him to Dr. Bard's office, not finding Dr. Bard in he went to Dr. Smiths, but the boy was dead by the | time he reached Dr. Smiths office. | On examination it was found that | the skull was fractured at the base and that the boy probably met with | almost instant death. Coroner Fay | of Rockville was called. He made l an examination and gave permission for the removal of the body to the rooms of G. H. Baker & | Go. His decision is reserved until | later. The boy is surVied by his father and mother, MT. and Mrs. l Pane Androwsky, and five brothers and sisters who are all small children. The funeral was held Wednesday in St. Edwards church, the Rev. Felix J. O'Neill officiating. The burial was in St. Edwards This accident is some thing which many people have been expecting for long time. Children make the street there a play ground, and many times Rutoists in passing have to watch close because the ohil- dren run from one side of the road to the other without any warning. This sad example of what might happen to anyone ought to make the children in that section more careful of how they cross and play on the street.