The guardian., 1953-09-12
BY ALMA PARK

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moved from Massachusetts, Ave
where 1t was housed after NOV
went to the present site under
the pastorate of Rev. Clifford
L. Miller who has the credit of
locating the society there after
so many restless years OF NOV
ing from place to place. And
the present pastor, the Rev.
Samuel L. Laviscount, who has
enlarged and improved the
church property, will this fall
celebrate his 25th year as pas
tor of the thriving place of wor-
ship. And again speaking of
this historic, in a way, church,
the late pastor, Rev. Samuel A.
Brown, raised family of sew
eral sons and one daughter.
They all had grand reunion
this summer when the boys and
their families came to the Hub
and were the guests of sister,
school marin Edith Brown, and
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Jones with
whom Edith makes her home.
Those who enjoyed this family
gathering were: DR.. and Mrs.
Robert H. Brown and their three
children, MaribslIe Is years.
Robert, Jr. Is years. Ann III
monthsl who stopped in the
Hub enroute to months va
cation in Hyannis; Mr.. S. Albert
Brown OF Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr..
and Mrs. David A. Brown, and
son, David, Jr., whom Aunt Edith
was having her first view of.
Also in Boston from Dee Gee was
Mrs. Dorothy Elliott who spent
a day with Miss Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Jones in August while |
she was the guest of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Clarence Henderson of |
Holborn st. Another visitor at |
the Jones home this summer |
was Mrs. Pearl Ross of New |
Haven, Conn, also Miss Julia |
Jemmotte of Bridgeport, Conn,
and the two drove to Gardiner,
Me-, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Burch (the latters Mrs. Ross
daughter,) and Mrs. Benjamin
Redd, a resident of Fort Dix, N.
j., who has a summer home in
Maine.
Debonair Joseph H. Nelson,
much travelled man, has been
spending his vacation in and
around New York and in New
Jersey where he was, the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Pearl Nelson
Moore of Princeton. He writes
that his sister and her husband
also had as weekend guest,
Mrs. Edyth Kemp who flew
from Los Angeles with the not
ed movie star, Ann Southern,
and returned by plane Tuesday.
Mr.. Nelson last year journyed
to California to visit sister
there. Though he has been
abroad several times he says
there is no place so fine as the
U.S.A. Mrs. Ebba Stephens
Perry has returned from an
extensive vacation. She spent
a month in Jacksonville, Fla,
three weeks in Cleveland and
was also in Dee Gee. Altogeth-
er she was away from Boston
nearly two months having
most pleasant time with rela-
tives and friends Guests
of Mrs. Irene jackson of Cam
den st. are Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Stanley of Baltimore, Md, old
friends of their hostess with
whom they grew up. And Har-
riett Jackson Young is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jackson, after
a trip to Montreal, Canada.
Harriet, you know, was with
the "Porgy and Bess" troupe
and is rated as a most talented |
soprano. In fact she is one
singer whose voice never seems
to show a single flaw Mrs. :
Lily Long whose address is 81
Camden St. spent a week in
Montreal as part of her sum-
mer vacation Mrs. Mona |
Daley of Chicago, wife of the
noted doctor there, arrived in
Boston Monday for a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Harriet c. Hall |
of Brighton Eddie and |
Eliza Kenswn of ST. Louis, Mo,
arrived this week to visit their
relatives on both sides Mrs.
Clifford L. Miller, accompanied |
by a friend was off to B-rmu-
da for a two weeks vacation |
Atty. Charles A. Wilson
left for his home in Chicago |
last Tuesday after a round of |
pleasures in his home town. He !
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