The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-08-04

WOAb'~i2A0 Law 4Nlees9Osi y uAy u -
Mrs Joseph r Cromwell of the
Providence Journal and MI
Florence w Ward Of Providence
were guests of Mr. and MIS- John
H Edwards of Z LlrerJy st. - Eu-
gene Coats has returned after a
visit to relatives and friends in
New York. - Mrs Rose Coates
was the weekend guest of her
uncle, Mr. George Perkins, Morn
ingdale - We are very glad to
see Mrs Emma Brown of 4 Palm
err st out again. - Pleasant sur
prise to see Miss L Monroe,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs H Mon
roe of Laurel st in the city again.
- The voting was very light in
precinct 4, Ward J d. At 1880 p m
371 votes were cast. Gaylord's
chances are very bright at this
writing. - Mrs F w Ward of
Providence visited Mrs Nettie
Mckenzie and Mrs John Pegrum
of Newport st. - Mr. and Mrs
Theodore R Thompston were
guests Of Mrs Nora Dewitt and
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Dewitt They
were also card party guests of Mr.
and Mrs Augustus Hicks. Mr.
Thompson was once employed by
lockwood Sprink' er. Now of New
York he is in the service as a
senior fire fighter stationed at
the New York Fort. S-Sgt
Ching Yot Chin Of 80 Lincoln
st and Miss Sylvia M Kee took
out a marriage license July Is
in New York Sgt Chin was born
In China and conducts a laun-
dry at so Lincoln st. His bride
is a native of Toronto, Canada
Roy Perkins condition is i'm.
proving according to reports
from the Chelsea Veterans Hos
pital. - Miss Emma Mays who
underwent an operation at City
Hospital and has been very Ill is.
courageously holding her own at
this writing. - Well. James
Gardner. things are really pros
pering in Worcester and I am
hoping YOU will soon return to
the city. I am not running this
wear. I am supporting GAYLORD
IF you want to know about Wor-
osster. reed THE GUARDIAN.
Edwards - Mrs Alice Phillips of
NV York City is the guest OF
fhe Wallace Mofitts. - Edward
smith and the three Coates boys
send word that they are having
a wonderful time at Camp Al
pine in Monson, Mass. - Mr. and
Mrs Solomon of 1856 Exchange
st will soon make their new res
idence It As clayton st with the
rest of the family. - Mr. and Mrs
Moffitt heard from Miriam and
Jean Harris where they are
councillors till September 1st at
Camp Craigmeade in the Cats
kills. - You will never have any
greater reading pleasure than
reading those interesting items
concerning you in this column
Send them to me. Oh, how CO.
operative you are. - NAACP
regular meeting Monday, Aug s,
at John st Baptist church and
Youth Council field day Aug 12-
Opening of the Clayton Radio
Sales and Repair Shop Aug l. -
Opening of Worcester's very lat
est, and Broadway Style and
Pleasure Spot in the near flu
ture. = Be wise and realize that
the business of a place is con-
Quoted inside, only patronize It.
- Mrs Alice Tibbs Mason who
has been a resident of Worces-
ter for a great number of years
where she and her late husband,
B. TibbS, accumulated quite con-
siderable property on the West
Side, has sold her home on Ma
son st :. She made a present of
a cottage to Mfr Walter Troy and
sold a three apartment house to
william Tyler and has given her
niece a very valuable piece of
property, Mrs Tibbs will now
make her home in Mont Clair,
NJ.
The meeting of the Worcester
Forum and Improvement Asso-
citation, suspended during July
and August, will &c into intensive
work early in September. The
Association recognizes the many