m septemoer.IVHeath Voters Asked To Raise Vets FundsrrfcHEATH — A special town meeliiig will be conducted in the lown hall Tuesday at 8 p.m. for a single article. The town will vote on providing $1,500 for vet-1 crans benefits. jscNap Tardis of Wickford, R.I., spent four days recently with ’ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Rainville,.!^ Sr.. and son, Michael. Mr. and ‘ Mr John Tardis of Wickford. sc R.I.. and Mr .and Mrs. Ray*! mond Hogan of Taunton were! sc Miss Martha Sherman of j Greenfield spent the week-end Ic at home. Pvt. Lcland Sherman! of Bristol, R. I., was an over-'e| night guest Friday. Elmer j_ Sherman has set his sugar orchard and has made 40 gallons syi up.Hormidas Lively of Boston. • Felix Lively of Greenfield, Mrs. Mary Stafford of Charlemont and Miss Cynthia Gray of Col-rain were supper gue9ts Saturday of Roland Lively and sons, Thomas and Michael.Rev, and Mrs. Eugene Graeb-ner are going to Ashiand Sunday to attend a meeting and will visit friends there.