The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-12-22

daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Reg
inald Stewart of 20 Glenn street.
Miss Osborne, en- route from
Hampton, Va, will stop over at
Philadelphia to attend the we'd
ding of her co-worker at Hamp-
ton Institute and will arrive in
Worcester in time for the hol-
days. The Atomic Club will
hold a New Years party in the
ElkS' Auditorium, 210 Summer
street. Organization will be
completed, officers elected a
program for 1916 will be planned
and supper served. . Miss
MoIlie Ross was guest at her
18th birthday surprise party
given by her mother, Mrs. An
drew Ross of 80 Clayton street,
December is. Mollie received
many presents from the extern
sive guest list and refreshments
were served. Mrs. Ethel Johnson
assisted the hostess. Master
John Edward Coates had a sec
ond birthday party at he home
of his paretnS, 80 Washington
street. The little tot received a
number Of presents from the
very many neighbood young
sterS attending. Among the
sick are Harry Tolson who is
very low at this writing; Mr.
Nat Scott is now able to be up.
Mr. Warren Randall is up and
around; Mr.. Charlie Carlos is
down with a heavy cold; Buddy,
the barber, is back at his chair
after subduing a very severe
cold with muscular aches and
pains. Met Harry Ellis after
a period of 10 years looking
very healthy. Met Jim after 10
journeyman painter Of gas sta
ton pumps for a large oil COM
.pany. The picture of health, he
lis now Cheffing at w. ].
Freak accidents of 1915; the
pr, ate VINO got shot by his dog;
the man hit by a dead animal
while working on the interior of
the carcass; the rabbits that set
fire to 200 acres of tall grass;
the man who was rammed by
his goat and his stiff leg was
cured; the lightning bolt that
knocked four shoes off a horse
without Injuring the horse; the
woke to find his head in a s.
inch space between the bars Of
the foot board; the man whose
glass eye exploded; the man
who carried the cause of a fire,
bottled spring water. Sunlight
passed through the water and
set his truck a fire and then the
heat of the blaze exploded the
bottle and the liquid put out
the fire; the man who got his
tongue caught in his bridge, ETC.,
etc. Rev. w. Marvin Glib
sen, pastor of John Street Bap-
fist Church has appointed the
following committee to bring in
nominees for church officers to
be elected at the annual bust
ness meeting; Mr.. Henry Kelly
chairman, Mr.. Everett E. Hamp-
ton, Mrs. Mary L. Boyd, Mrs
Sarah A. Donahue and Mr.. Hol-
lister L. Gutridge. The chair
IMAM will call the committee tc
plan program and for organiza-
ton. 1t is very lovely to see
a young folks column in one Of
our church papers, but when G
C. met J. ]. accuses V. w. for ar
Item in the paper that's moi
news, that's 1882 and 1882 1--WE
Every paper that circulates ii
Worcester has no time for thai
dope. Use your column for The
development Of your church ant
your city. COMING HOME
The boys are coming home now
home the sweetest place in tht
world where is peace and hap
piness. We made a great sacri'
flee for the happiness that WI
now enjoy. On European anc
other foreign fields some of u
died that you might live. So
down through the years hang
Ius on a hook in your closet o
memories. Don't forget US, bu
help US. This is the creates
country in the world and I cal
truthfully say if those who nov
lie in lonely graves could speal
they would say 1--WE would do
again" Jim Pfc George
Price is on his way home from
the South Pacific; also jane
lAdamson and Paul Brevard. w
hone to see them all home b.