The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-09-16

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Friends Of Mrs. Gertrude Ed
monson of 40 Holyoke ST. viii
regret to learn that she was
rushed to the New England
Baptis. Hospital last Tuesday suf-
fering with an infected foot. She
is at present resting comfortably
and will be glad to see her friends
there at the hospital
Mrs. Minnie Driver and Mrs.
Clifford Price spent a very pleas
ant vacation this summer. Be
fore attending the Baptist Con-
vention in Philadelphia where
they were met at the station by
Mr. and Mrs. George Ballard.
They visited Atlantic City and
Ocean City in company with the
Billiards. who motored the party
to New Jersey. Back in PhiIadel-
phia they enjoyed sightseeing
with the Billiards. who at one
time were residents of the city.
Strange things are still happen
ingl Mrs. Ella M. Martin of 877
Harrison Ave. is the proud owner
of an Easter lily which bloomed
on Sept. 8. The proprietor of
Bouquet Gardens. Arlington, Mrs.
Tom Pierce, says it is very UNI
usual for an Easter lily to bloom
in September.
William Hazard, formerly Of 10
Braddock PIX, Boston, died sud-
denly at his home in Geneva,
N. Y, 0 nSept. 5. Death was due
to a heart attack. He leaves a
brother, Garfield Hazard and
many friends.
Miss Lillian Richardson, of
Andover, Mass, is doniciled at
2S4 W. Canton ST while on her
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis
of Hampton, Va, are visiting
Boston friends. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Arm
sead of Washington, D. c. with
their daughter Elizabeth, motored
to Boston last week for the pur-
pose of entering the daughter in
the freshman class of Boston Uni
versity. Miss Elizabeth will be
domiciled at the B. U. domitory.
"Charlesgate" and she will major
IN Journalism and social service.
Previous to their arrival in Bos-
ton the family had spent several |
days in Oak Bluffs. After seeing
that Elizabeth was safely in the
hands of her grandmother |
Evangelist MRS. Jessie Anthony |
OF Winchester and Boston, the
parents motored back to Dee Gee
where Mr.. Armstead is in gov |
eminent employ and Mrs. Arm
stead is teacher.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Syl- |
vester Mills and family, 81 w.
Rutland So, last week were Rev |
Mr.. Brown and daughter Betty
OF Columbia, S. C. 1t was their
first trip to Boston. They spent
much of their time in sightseeing
and visited many of Boston's
scenes of historic interest.
MIR. and Mrs, Marion B. Pink
ston with their daughter, Harriet
E. Rose and son, Chester L. Rose.
OF W .Medford, spent their vaca-
ton with Mr.. Pinkston's cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford Pinkston.
Annapolis, Md. They also took a
trip to Washington, visiting points
Of interest and making tour of
the U. S. Capitol.
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore
and son Ronald, formerly of Win
chester, Mass, but now of Brook
lyn, N. Y, made surprise visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion B. Pink
ston of W. Medford. Ronald at
tended Henryce Houston's birth
day party with Harriet and Ches-
ter Rose.
Among Boston representatives
at the tennis tournament in New
port, R. I. on Labor Day was Miss
arcia Mills, whose skillful play
ing delighted the gallery.
Join the Civic Club of
Massachusetts, 1893 w. Newton st
Membership fee, S1.00
GRANVILLE BOST, President
HELEN z. MANN, Sec'y.