The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14

Master Douglass Cook OF 5
Palmer st, is your GUARDIAN
representative in District No. l.
Mrs Ward of % Assonet st an
nounces the marriage of her
son, James Ward of "a Laurel st
to Miss Carolyn Cunning CT New
York City will take place July
l8 at the residence in Grafton
Mass, Of MI Daniel Ward There
will be no cards but friends will
be welcome at the ceremony and
reception. Mr. and Mrs Ward will
make their future home at 1873
Exchange st. Rev Robert Leon
ard will be the officiating clergy
man. - 1t was a pleasure to sse
Boon, Louie, Hunt and Richard
son with their heads together,
and Cab behind the Bar, at the
Dixie Barbecue. That only means
a concoction for your future
pleasure when you are visiting
Worcester. Location, Summer st.
Mr. James Ferguson of 81 Ea-
ton ave has returned home after
mentioning with relatives in
Englewood, N J and New York
MIR Bob Chester and family
have returned from their yaca-
ton in New Jersey, New York
and points South - Hal Black,
Worcester'S greatest string Bass
player with the Toney Rand
Trio, has completed a six
months run at the Villinova
Room. Mr. Black is considering
some contracts TO. stage appear
ances. - Walter Perkins, Pfc,
son of mfr and Mrs Henry Per-
kinS of 1872 Spring st has been
overseas in service in italy and
North Africa. If you would en-
courage him a line will reach
him sent to this address Pvt
Walter Perkins 3108OO72, 734th
M. P. Ru Co. D A P o 528 care
of PM New York. Quinsiga-
rnond Lodge No l73 IBPOE will
send the following delegates to
the Grand Lodge convention in
Philadelphia August 2o-25: Hen
ny Kelly, delegate, James Duffy,
alternate, from l73, Chester
(Jack Ward, delegate, Council
N. 2, Mess, George w McKen-
r.. delegate, Mass State Asso-
c. ion. Daughter Gene Kelly
q gate, from N0comas Temple,
2 mate, Marian Scott. Chris
Ferry Lodge is hos 49, M Frank
jones md Mrs Mary Reese, af-
ter attending the Elks conven-
ton in Philadelphia, will con-
tinue their trip to Gordonsville,
Va. to visit friends and relatives
Mrs Dishmond of Hartford
Conn, is visiting her cousin, Mr.
John Forrest of 1877 Summer st.
Mr. and Mrs Mrs Waverly per-
kins- Harris are the proud par
ents of a 7 pound boy born at
City Hospital June 90. Mama
and baby are doing fine. Rich
ard Spring is now at home after
an appendicitis operation at
Memorial, His condition points
north. - Glad to seeWaverly
Harris of Springfield. He says
hello to all the filters and Jugs.
Jesse Malone, I say hello. - Mr.
and Mrs George Harris of 9
Newport st will spend their va
cation in Philadelphia, Pa, and
will be accompanied by their
daughter, Nance Stevens. They
will stay at the residence Of
Grandma Stevens. -. Miss Thel-
ria Nelson who has been making
her home in Boston has re-
turned to Worcester, her native
home. She is a very talented
blues singer and has appeared at
the U S Q in Maine, New Hamp-
shire and her home state OF
Mass. CHER stage name is Jae
Allen - The officers and mem
hers of Quinsigamond Lodge No
173 of Worcester, Mass, IBPOE
are extending invitations to the
Gath public installation of the
Lodges officers which will take
place at the Elks Auditorium, 210
summer st, worcester, Mass on
Sunday afternoon, July 10, at
2:3O p m sharp. George w Mac
Kenzie, Mass Deputy, will con-
Duct the installation. ] Herman
Grassland, E R, Lennon E White,
Secretary. - Robert G Clark, son
of Mrs H B Clark. 83 Clayton st,
now serving In Germany, has