The Press., 1921-07-07

spent a holiday furlOugh visiting in town.
 Miss Isabelle Campo of Clinton, Mass, was a holiday visitor at her home here. George Brennan of Providence was visitor in town over the weekend and holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. David Mccormick are encamped at Crystal Lake for the summer season.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Harold Lynch of Hart ford were weekend visitors at the Pa1shaw home on High street.
 lJames Fraser of Dexter, Maine, spent Sunday and the Fourth with his family on Brown avenue.
 Mrs. A. C. Garvais was given a birthday party on the last day of June by her children and friends. Miss Margaret Reister of Clinton Mass, returned Monday after visiting with her parents on Benton street.
 Mrs. Henry SpenkOch and daughter Elsie, of Springfield are visiting at the Fickinger home on Main street.
 Miss Mae Simonds of Hartford spent Sunday and the Fourth visiting l Il. l MT. and Mrs. Victor DeCarli of l Springfield were visitors at the Null lins' home on West Main street over the holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Sullivan with their daughter, Margaret, visited at the Shea home on Prospect street over the Fourth.
 MT and Mrs. William Hanley with their daughters, Catherine and Mar garet, are camping at the Gary cottage at Crystal Lake.
 Mr and Mrs. l.. Miller of Rockville visited with Mrs. MilleT's parents, MT l and Mrs. Louis Palshaw, over the weekend and holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Sullivan return. l ed on Monday to Cambridge, after spending several days at the Girart home on West Main street.
 Miss Minnie Brearley, Miss Ruby Brearley and Master Carl Hand from Potter Hill, R. l., are guests of MT and Mrs, George H. Burdick.
 xs MT. and Mrs. Amey Woods O. ] Warren, Mass, were visitors at the Woods home on Prospect street dur ing the early part of the week.
 Beginning next Sunday the two masses will be held at St. Edward! church at 7.15 and 9.15. This change will better fit the trolley car arrivals and thus accommodate more people Each service will close in time for the next outgoing car.
 Misses Celia and Hilda Fitzpatricl have opened summer camp for girl at Crystal Lake. During the month O. July the camp will be for girls undel seventeen years. For the month O August the camp will be open to girl IT years old and older.
 ! Miss Mary Warren Donegan, daugh ter of Mrs. Mary Donegan of Wes street, and Frederick Trucker wer united in marriage last Thursda RInorning by Rev. F. J. ONeill. Tn l couple were attended by Miss Marga Fret Hassett of this borough and Fran Shoals of Hartford. After spendin their wedding trip in New York stat they plan to make their home here. An automobile accident on the othe
 side of Chestnut hill on last Saturda
 was unusual both in the manner of tn
 wreck and in the lucky escape of tn occupants of the car without very SC
 riOus injuries. John Hansen and Al
 thur Rogers, both of Rockville, wer
 ascending the hill toward Staffor
 when a blow out in one of the req
 tires caused the machine to swerv
 into the ditch. Other than the blO7
 out nothing is remembered by tn men. Evidently the machine tippe
 completely over and then righted ii self. The injured were brought t Stafford by passing machines and ar now in their homes in Rockville re covering from the effects of their il Tjuries.
 A fire alarm on Tuesday evenin brought out the department in thei usual rapid manner to the DaDa
 home on Westford avenue at abou eight forty-fve. A gasoline flat fro was being used and had been place
 upon the stove to cool, but caugE on fire. The blaze was quickly extir
 guished before the fire departme1
 arrived. A noticeable fault in COT
 nectiOn with this alarm and wit many others was that people in auto
 mobiles seem bent on reaching tn
 scene of the fire and always bloc
 the street making it almost impossibl for the firemen to operate the appars tus with the best degree of efficienc, It should be remembered that the fiji
 apparatus has the right of way in a
 cases and operators of motor veh
 cles can easily be public spirite enough to keep their machines ava from the immediate vicinity of the fir
 and not through idle curiosity endeaV or to be the first to witness the SCOT . of the flames