The Dort car was overturned and
the other was thrown against a tele
phone pole at the side of the streot.
Gifford was pinned in the car and was.
unconscious when taken out.
The other occupants were throw®
out but only four, three In the Hepmo*
bile and one in the Dort were injured
The others escaped without injury.
Dr. Russell, Dr. Macintosh and Dr.
LnMarche who live near the scene of
the accident and were all In their of
fices. responded quickly to tele
phone calls and rendered such first
aid as was necessary before they sent
the Injured members of the party to
the hospital. Dr. Morrell was also
called for Miss Kenary but finding
that her injuries were slight to )k h*r
to her home.
The Dort and the Hupmobile aro
rather badly smashed up. ,
Which driver was to blame is a
question of dispute. Considering tho
force of the Impact and the other rir
cumstances it Is very fortunate that
all the occupants were not badly hurt
and that there were no fatalities.
D. A. R. OFFICIALS REACH
PLYMOUTH IN ENGLAND
Word has been received1 that Mrs.
George Maynard Minor, preslden*
peneral of the National Society,
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion, Mrs. John Laidlaw Buell, state
regent of Connecticut, and Mrs. Chan.
Humphrey Blssel. state vice-regent of
the Connecticut organization, landed
at Plymouth, England, July 2fi. After
spending three weeks in England they
will go to'France.
