Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Twomev arid j
Town Clerk and Mrs. Frank T. Preston ’
and two children enjoyed a trip down !
tlie Providence river Tuesday.
Rev. Clarence H. Barber and farnilj i
will be at home Wednesday and Thurs- j
day evenings of this week.’ but will be I
glad to receive calls at any other time. j
Mrs. George Whitman attended the j
funeral of her brother's wife. Mrs, !
Henry Doyle of Rockville, today (Wed- 1
nesday). whose death occurred suddenly
Sunday evening.
Miss Marion Perry, daughter of Mr. '
ami Mrs. Sidney H. Perry, who ar>- i
visiting at Oakland Beach, fell down a
flight of stairs at their cottage on Satur- ;
day and was badly bruised.
Miss Ethel Tillinghast left Monday
for Boston to join a party who will trav
el to Montreal, thence to California.
They will visit Yellowstone park and
various places of interest on the Paci
five coast and will sj>end some time at
the Lewis-Clark exposition at Portland.
(iregon.
While riding an auto wagon on the
walk in front of F. E. Bitgood’s house.
Friday evening. Langford Crowell, the
10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Crowell, broke an arm by the wagon up
setting and throwing hm» off the curb
ing. Dr. F. E. Ramville was called and
reduced the fracture.
I he special borough meeting which
was held Thursday afternoon to see if
the borough would rote to rescind the
vote passed June 30, authorizing the
warden and court of burgesses to build
a new borough building, was called
promptly at 2 o’clock, the warning was
read by the clerk and upon motion of
F. A. Jacobs it was voted to adjourn.
