The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-09-15
Revivoi At Mt. Olive Church

and safety of Americas last
frontier Their greatest casual
ties were due to the weather
IT'S good to be back" he says.
Mrs Barbara Schyler-Smith
and husband are in New York
for two weeks enjoying a sec
ond honeymoon. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Gloria,
and they are staying at Hotel
Theresa. They are also planning
to visit their cousin, Philippa
Schuyler, child protege must
clan and composer. - Funeral
services were held for Mrs Mar
tina Ann Hazard of Harvard,
Mass. at her late home on We'd
nesday, Sept 5, at 2 p m. Bur
ial was in Center Cemetery.
Mrs Hazard was born july 30.
1868, daughter of Tower and
Catherine (Freeman) Hazard
and lived all her life in Harvard.
She married Allen H Hazard o.
woodstock, vt, Dec 10, 1879 and
the couple celebrated their 65th
anniversary last Dec 10. She
leaves to mourn her loss, huS-
hand, 3 daughters, Mrs Carrie
Blue of Harvard, Mrs Martina
Joyner Of Worcester, Mrs Cath
crime Tabb of Boston, 4 sons.
Charles of Worcester, Alvah Of
Woodstock, Vt, Walter of West
boro, Mass, and Leon of N Cam
bridge, Mass, several grandchil-
dren and great grand children
also survive. -- Mrs Ida Davis
OF InWCod, L I, accompanied by
her daughters, Mrs Ida Bryant
ard Miss Gloria Davis, and a
friend, Mrs Jones, spent an en-
ioyable week at her sisters,
Mrs Lenora Dean-RodgerS Of
Blossom ST.. Miss Gloria Davis
was entertained by her girl
friend, Miss Norma Gitchell Of
8 Clayton st. 49, Dedication Of
the main runway Of the Munic-
ipal Airport vas held at II a m,
Sept 6. Gov Tobin, Mayor Ben
nett and members of the city
airport committee were present
at the ceremonies - Mayor
Bennett has resigned his office
as mayor to serve as full time
sheriff at the Summer st Jail
ard in the off1ng is the appoint
Jnent of George w Mckenzie. AS
a member 0f his staff I think I
will pay them a 80 day visit. -
AS the pconle are striving for
a lasting peace It is the very
time to have a bountiful supply
of spiritual ammunition. You
can get your supply at the re-
vival meeting that began at Mt
Olive Church, 9 Prospect st,
Sunday. Sept g, conducted by
the Rev and Mrs Thomas Trott
of Bermuda, Rev Lucy E Joseph,
pastor. Mr. and Mrs J r BY
ard of Carroll st had as week
end guests Mrs Joseph Carr and
Mrs Arthur Hannabel of Dam
bury. Conn and for the summer
they had as guest, Mrs Malvin
Carr, mother Of MRS Byard, al
50 of Danbury. - The funeral
of Joseph o Berry who died
ept 3 was held Sept 6 at BIS a
m followed by a high mass of
requiem at Notre Dame Church
at 9. - RUNrLAGE SALE -
Flora Lodge v o, met Thursday
night at SO Lincoln st and
planned a rummage sale fol
Sept 26 at IS Thomas st. -
Worcester's Victory Parade will
be Sunday, Sept Is, according to
Albert Hall, Chairman of City
Council Military Affairs Com
mittee. - Now that the vaca-
ton season is over it is time t.
stock up on the music records
you have missed this summer,
says Milton Price, head of the
record department at the Clay
ton Radio Co, at 81 Clayton st.
This is ideal painting time be-
cause Of cooler weather and re-
lief from flies and other insects.
Ask Wilson, painter and decor
ator of Carroll st. CAM
paign OPENED. Joseph A As
peso, Democratic candidate for
School Committee at Large,
opened his canpaigne Sept 4
at the home of John Simmons.
g Caprera road. A Mass
Meeting sponsored by the Youth
Council Committee, Thursday,
Sept 20, 8 D m in G A r Hall.
MFR Bernard Jackson, president
Of the Boston Youth Council
guest speaker.