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-*r■**».—■—'*--’“1-1-ge Grass Blazeedenh-ip-italofassacoon West “River street yesterday morning., The blozflk .which was set by two small chllctfen.' waa Inconsequential, burning over dri area about 10 yards square and causing no property damage. A‘ company of firemen with' their equipment was carried to the Martin place In a truck of the George E, May company, which lias a standing order for two trucks to be used .by the forest fire department until the pumping engine Is repaired. The order was given yes-Tefdny-1)Y“Forestr-Warden--WflltinnA. Hartson, who is also assistant chief of the local fire department.- The pumping engine has previously been used to answer a still alarm from the Wendell depot garage about 6 a.m. An automobile owned by one of the enlisted members of the Ervlng CCC company was destroyed ' by fire of undetermined origin before the local •firemen' could reach the garage.On the' return trip, according to Fife .Chief Charles E. Lanc- ine mot :.tbr;-lt;^^o..4HJi»amw5;-begAn''fco-heftW and when its services were required in answer to tin engineer's call at 9:30 a.m., it was impossible to start the apparatus. *A second grass fire was extinguished without damage on the property of Harry Humphrey on Prentiss street shortly after 12:30JsM-SLiCentral* Mr.; Holland was borh irt Enring and.. lived in that commuhie^for several years during his ' and youth. He has. made his home here with. his mother and sisters for several months past. He is employed at th£ Adell corporation plant an East River street.'Scheduled ResumedAs the term of . prescribed furloughs for postal employes here has expired, Postmaster John E. Roche lias announced the immediate resumption of a fuU schedule of Carrier delivery • service. There has been only one delivery on Tuesdays for-the past few weeks.Mrs. Herbert C. MacDonald will cntcrtahrtlnrcftUd welfare depart-ment of the Orange Woman’s club this afternoon at her home on' East Myrtle Street.- Members have been requested to bring guests to hear a talk by Mrs. Ruth D. -Morlcy,: child development specialist for Massachusetts State college.Elinor Warren, . Muriel Francis, Helen Swan, Dorothy Richards. Dorothy Bowycr and Rev. Olof J. Anderson of the ;-local-Methodist Episcopal church spent yesterday , in Wcstf if ld~ erchce^of^llieOraSamHlt;paORAthol,businepany c electeeShoe was ml). m.-' Britt - HollandAlice Isabel Britt, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Britt of• West Main street, and Lawrence Erne Holland, son of Mm. Nellie E. Holland of North Main street: were; married at. the .home of The- bride's : parents 'Wednesday evening in the i presence of the immediate families.• Rev. Osmond J. Billings, pastor . of • Central Congregational.. church.ppvfnrmpd the oeremony nlt;in(* the double-ring service.Miss* Verna Holland, a sister of the groom, and Francis Holland oj Erving.a nephew, attended the cou-rpir-m^TriT-Trmr: ntry:-----------• —Tlie Hollands left for a short, wedding trip immediately following the -marriage and will make Their homereturn.EASTMAN UPHOLDSRAIL BARGAININGWASHINGTON — fAP) — Joseph B. Eastman, transportation coordinator, told the Senate interstate'commerce) com in I ttec .Thursday railroad employes must , “deal collectively rather than individually in arbitrating labor disputes, •'Opposing amendments suggested by rail managers to the Dili bill to change, the existing railroad labor ncr and'set up mediation and pa-lional adjustment board., he said, “apparently tt is the Idea behind these railroad amendments, organization representing the minority as well as. the majority ought to be recognized. Such a change lie felt would lead to “all manner of con--Xusion, controversy . and .strife among employes.” 'WIN PRIVILEGESThe arc Jaatcestcr, att an cestcr.Uchi depart similar former be pro ly org charge cnl-pln excelle ncctcd be - In pi-daut ’ Hiat retain agcmci spend connec ness.Wit! the Rc pany (The compa women stylo, i women produc down constai season:A pc In op« ycstcrc prescir fully, nHERMONv; Fwl-y-HwMxs. Hollnnd is A native pf this* town and has always made her -home hero. She was graduated from .Orange high school and has been employed in tjft office of the L S. Starrett company. Athol, for the past 1G year*-An active member of Millers River GTange. she has occupied sevend of the of!ices of that body and hasstudents made the privilege list for ihi last marking period .at MountTHdmas'E. Elder. This distinction requires the student to have an average of 80 in his courses and permits him cuts in classes. Massachusetts leads the list with. 12 names including C. A. Carmcan. R. L. Carmcan, J. P. Webber of Northfield; S. D. PolhemuS. East Northfield: and C. Rikcrt, jr..Mount Hcrmon. H. L. King of Readsboro. Vt., also qualified.thcrir The opera tl formerPrint Orange office Monda conferi dents s high s« ready I sub-frt:
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Greenfield Daily Recorder Gazette
Greenfield, Massachusetts, US
Fri, Apr 20, 1934
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