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he ndoverAn«lo»rr rvrrywlir ii 1 v«n> n. f ir s t, la a t H ie m a n ly , ratal.t forwnr.l. sober, patriotic New l i.cli.ml Town—PHILLIPSownsman IlltOOkS T A .1 T ONE YEAR $2.00—SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, JULY 7, 1933 VOLUME XLV’I NUMBER 38 Tenders Resignation British Veterans LOCAL NEWS NOTES Fire Department Small Number Aided Outing on Sunday Mrs. W. J. Smith of Elm street in spending Busy This Week the summer at Gloucester. from School Board The British Empire Veterans will meet at Mr. and Mrs. John Grecnhow visited in , A f,rc crnckcr thrown into the Colonial ------Andover square at 1.30 Sunday afternoon to Pemberton over the week-end. theatre last Monday evening between per- by Welfare Funds . /-,1 , _ board busses for Koseland nark where the j formanccs caused a partition fire which, II. G ilbert rrancke, CHiairm an. D eclares Business In- association is to conduct its first annual Miss Shirley Thomson enjoying her ; fortunately, did Rot make much headway vacation at Newmarket, N. H. Only About Ten Men on Welfare List Able to Work (crests Prevent Him from Keeping in Touch outing. A fine program of sports is being before the local department extinguished it. planned for the occasion. The list includes. Charles Scha'Tner of Beachmont spent th Box 58 was sounded al»out 6.15 for the blaze. but without Jobs — Out-of-Town Bills with School Mutters 100-yard dash for memlxrs, 50-yard dash for week-end with friends in town. The theatre was empty at the time. Chief memlvcrs’ wives, sack race for members, sack Charles Emerson stated that if the fire had Ilildi in Past Month race for members’ wives and the following Mrs. Annie S. Alley of the Andover Book- made much more headway the theatre would II (Gilbert Francke, chairman of the local store is having a week’s vacation. i have had to be closed indefinitely. The eve jehool committee, resigned from the board open races: 100 yard dash, three-legged race, Only alxmt ten men who arc able to work at a special meeting last Monday night be­ Man Arrested for mixed, scooter race for men, obstacle race for Frank Valpey is spending the- season at his i PcLrf(,rmlln« ' w '“ "" »» Local Drum Corps are lx*ing aided by the town at present, these men, potato race for women, peanut race for summer home at Bndgton, Maine. 1 On t",,‘ the mnm'nw morning nl of the fourth about 1.15 being men who were in general too old to cause '»f pressure of business. Mr. Francke women and needle race for men. Open races was sc tv ing his second term on the committee Stealing Motorcycle damage estimated at about SI ,000 was caused secure work in the mills. Six Andover men will be held for children, lx>ys and girls, six Miss Gladys Grcenhow will be at Holiday when the back part of the home of Cochina Wins Two Prizes have recently Ix’cn added to the state mos­ and was in his fourth year as chairman. The House, Milford, N. H., until August 1. resignation will take effect September 1. and seven years, eight and nine years, ten and Cavallaro on South Main street was visited quito control work, after Dr. Dalv had got in eleven years, twelve and thirteen years and William McCoubrie of Washington avenue by fire. When the firemen arrived the rear of The Legion bugle and drum corps has had touch with the local representatives The The vacancy will be filled until the next Peter Kisonis, 21, of Waterbury, Conn., fourteen and sixteen years. a busy holiday week, taking part in two com­ knows how to steal motorcycles but not to enjoyed the week-end at Old Orchard. the house was enveloped in flames, with the suspension of the Emergency committee has annual election by a candidate selected by a The British and Canadian veterans will owner vainly attempting to extinguish the petitions and another non-competitive par­ meant very little difference to the welfare joint meeting of the school committee and the steer them, and as a result Andover and Miss Alice KUiott of Summer street has ade. Two prizes were awarded to the local Portland, Maine, police presented the Nut­ hook up in a tug of war for the officers’ cup fire with a garden hose. The fire started on account. Two local men who have been work­ Hoard «stal rates here in Andover Miss Helen Saunders of High street spent near Punchard avenue. No serious damage Superintendent Henry C. Sanborn reported has brought to the post office little besides the holiday at Den Danskc Landsby, Maine. was done, the truck being able to proceed on behind, with Somerville earning third at pared with $527.64 in May of this year, whistle but Kisonis seemed nore interested in 106.4, Boston’s Y.I). fourth with 109, Cam­ $871.48 in June, 1632, und $1,3383)0 in May, that Miss Sarah Campbell, teacher in the zigzagging than in obeying a policeman's confusion. The new rate is two cents for Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hill and family of its way to Lawrence. The truck is owned by third grade at the Shawsheen school, had first-class letters mailed in the Andover C. E. Giles of Boston. bridge fifth with 99.3 and Stoncham sixth 1932. whistle. Jowett phoned Officer Frank Mc­ Stonehedge road spent the week end at North with 98.7. Andover’s prize amounted to $25. resigned. Phis will necessitate a new appoint­ Bride at the square, and when Kisonis saw postal district to the same district. However, Rye Beach. The complete figures for expenditures and ment. which will probably be for the special trouble ahead he jumped off the motorcycle much mail had to be returned to the senders On the holiday afternoon Bridgewater post balances as of July 3, 1633 are appended. class now conducted in the John Dove build­ and fled. McBride first had to toss the rider­ for additional postage when the recipients Mr. and Mrs. John Buchan and family of Vale Man Finds took first, O’Connell of Jamaica Plain second, These figures do not include bills contracted ing by Mrs. Kenneth Hilton. Mrs. Hilton proved to be on their vacations out of town. Lincoln street are summering at Hampton and Andover third. in June but not received in time for approval less machine into the gutter, and he then Beach, N. II. will probably be transferred to the third and commandeered an auto and caught Kisonis. Others had to be returned because they had Man Electrocuted on Monday. fourth grade in the Shawsheen school, while only a two cent stamp for Ballardvale, The figures follow: A further turn to the case developed ttiii t UVIIlo ,a , Ullir M and Mrs. Henry S. Hopper of Phillips Mrs. Douglas Donald, who now teaches the whereas three cents is required because of street were at North Rye Bcacn, N. 1L, over helix Loucas of East Tewksbury, 40-year- Honor Students at Expended llulancc third and fourth grade division, will probably Ihursday when it was found that Kisonis : the curious setup of the district, July 3, 1933 had been sentenced to two years in a peni- , the week-end. old farmer, father of four children, was found take Miss Campbell’s grade. tentiary for breaking into a postoffice at The poll tax bills were sent out in general dead Wednesday morning with a charged Abbot Announced Town Officers 8641 28 9578.72 Thomas Morton of Buffalo. N. Y., is Elections 1189 54 210 46 Physical Education Approved Cape Elizabeth, Me.? in 1930 and stealing ^ X .t, ,l,he n ? ! Is spending a few weeks at his family home on electric power line in his hand by Fred Buck- ley, driver of a Ballardvale bakery truck. The The honor roll for the second semester at Munic. Bldgs. 1687.30 1703 70 The sub committee on teachers and cur­ S14. He was given this sentence on Monday | ?“(ifhr“ c?ntson lhe,m' th.e 1 u!t[d 1 “bllc 43 Elm street. Police Dept. 11282 23 12408 29 riculum reported itself as being heartily in in Portland und it was suspended. He was ,°t , iaN,nK a surplus stock of the three- dead man had evidently picked up the fallen Abbot academy is as follows: George Dumont of Pine street is enjoying wire to permit his cows to enter the pasture. 92 per cent Delight Hall; 91 per cent— Fire Dept. 13092.00 12,6253X1 favor of the idea of having a physical educa­ turned over to federal authorities again and ' cenl slamPs- ______Wire Inspector 160 (XI 260. (X) tion teacher in the local public schools, but his sentence will be reconsidered. . ^ . a week’s vacation from his duties at the About two hours intervened between the Katharine Scudder, Jean Vernon, Una Andover Press. time when l^oucas left for the pasture and the Rogers; 90 per cent—Alice Hill, Alice Schultz, Wts. and Meas. 228 14 241 86 stated that no action could be taken until the Andover Louple Moth Suppression 2709 09 853.91 financial condition in the fall should be ascer­ William llaigh of New York spent the time when Buckley found the l>ody. Mariattu Tower: 89 per cent—Ann Cole, Ann At about eleven o’clock Tuesday night Cutler, Mary Elizabeth Scutt; 88 per cent Tree Warden 1527.42 1954 58 tained. The sub-committee suggested that holiday week-end with his family on Wash­ Forest Fires 232 25 767.75 Mr. Sanborn look into the idea of having Quietly Observe Motoring to Fair ington avenue. electric light service in the eastern section of Cathlccn Burns, Catharine Campbell, Jane Tewksbury failed but whether or not the Campbell, Carolyn Guptill, Evelyn Kleven, Corbett St. Alarm 328 53 21 .47 three or four unpaid practice teachers come Health Dept. 1060 51 2259 49 Silver Wedding ! Mr. and Mrs. David I). Black of Elm street Miss Ixtuise Granese of Wakefield has lieen failure was caused by the same fallen wire Elinor Robinson, and Betty Weaver. out from the Boston schools in the fall. The visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Simeone of that caused Loucas’ death was not known. Tubercular Cases 427 (X) 2.403 (X) Shawsheen Parent-Teachers association, left town yesterday on a month’s motor trip. 11 High street. Public Dump 144 71 325 29 which originated the move, during the last The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and After visiting relatives in Amsterdam and Girls Planning to Hold Sewer Maint. 1876 55 3498.45 school year had a girl from the Boston-Bouve Mrs. Charles Fettes of 5 Buxton court was Rochester, N. Y., they expect to spend a Misses Mary and Helen Reilly of Haver­ Vucation School Has Picnic at Kingston, N.H. Hwv. Maint. 22768 68 32231 32 school of Physical Education come out to do quietly observed Monday at the family week or ten days with friends in Chicago hill street spent the holiday week-end at Corbett St. 3649.85 .50 15 while attending the Fair. Old Orchard beach. Record Enrollment practice teaching in the village, with the home. A feature of the observance was the The Margaret Slattery class of the Free Femdale Ave. 3195 53 association paying her transportation ex­ presentation to the couple of a large bouquet They anticipate enjoying several trips on Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCoubrie, Jr., of The Andover Daily Vacation school regis­ church will hold a picnic Saturday, July 15, Hurie> Fenct 125 23 74 77 penses. It was stated at the meeting Monday by Rev. Frederick A. Wilson, D.D., who the Great Lakes. Washington avenue, were qt Bethlehem, N. tration last Saturday indicated a record en­ at the camp of John Henderson at Kingston, Snow Removal 12493 61 2506 39 night, however, that the girls usually did not married Mr. and Mrs. Fettes July 3, 1908. On leaving the state of Illinois they are H., for the week-end. rollment for the summer, with 85 signing up N. H. Plans for the event are moving forward Street Lighting 8058 86 11341 14 require that transportation be paid. The The ceremony took place in the old Free going due North into the Provinces and ex­ as compared with alxmt half as many this very rapidly, and a pleasant time is expected Public Welfare 8402 91 8308 (X) general committee approved the sub-com­ church which stood in the vacant field next pect to return home early in August by way Mr. and Mrs. Burchard F. Horne and time last year. The school opened amidst the by the class. Mothers’ Aid 1864 86 4135 14 mittee’s report. to the 'Iyer Rubber plant on Railroad ave­ of Montreal and the White Mountains. family of Bartlet street spent the week-end at unfavorable weather Wednesday morning at Infirmary 3333 32 3997 68 North Rye Beach, N. H. Mrs. Evelyn Schubert is in charge of ar­ 13(1 IXI The sub-committee on buildings and nue. The couple were attended at their nine o’clock. Classes are held each morning rangements and she is being assisted by Mrs. State Aid 370 (X) grounds reported that it was having repair wedding by Claude Nicoll and Mr. Fettes’ Clan Notes Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Warden and from 9 to 11.30 in the John Dove school. The John Denholm and Miss Grace Lake. Soldiers’ Relief 1724 29 •2779 71 work done on the high school roof by the sister, now Mrs. Margaret Mann of Pala- family of 10 Pasho street were at North Rye session will last until July 28. Old Age Assistance 7089 58 9887 92 Wilson company at a cost of fifty dollars. tuma, Calif. Clan MacPherson of Lawrence and its Beach, N. H., on the week-c.id. Relief Corps Notice School Department 78838.05 59870 45 ••2736 04 auxiliary will entertain the local Clan and its Murriuge Announcem ent Library 5110 13 Dr. Nathaniel Stowers and Frederick C. There are ten children, all of whom are Fred Jacob of the Merrimack Mutual Parks and Plavgrounds 1556 14 2137.86 Smith were unable to attend the meeting. living. They are: James, Mrs. William auxiliary in Lawrence tonight. All local The members of the Women’s Relief Corps Clanspeople who wish to go are asked to be at Insurance company offices in Shawsheen Mr. and Mrs. John Buchan of Lincoln planning to attend the picnic of the Essex Bathing Beach 381 93 1174 07 Elmer J. Grover was chosen secretary pro (Evelyn) McLay, Dorothy, Marion, Frank, village is having a week’s vacation. Damages 50 IXI 450 (XI tem in Mr. Smith’s place. Edith, Muriel, Florence, John and June. Fraternal hall at eight o’clock. street announce the marriage of their daugh­ County association at Canobie Lake. July 11, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fogg of Lynn ter, Ada A., to Francis G. Power of Washing­ will leave Andover square on tl*- ten o’clock Legion 250 i*i 350 (X) Mr. Francke’s letter of resignation follows: There are also two grandchildren, Evelyn A short business session of the Clan will be \ 1 w 2(8) 1X1 280 (XI and Patricia McLay. held in Fraternal hall at seven o’clock. spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank ton, D. (’., in Elktown, Md., June 26. electric car for Lawrence Tuesday morning. July 3, 1933 A. Welch and family of Elm street. Insurance 6641 59 123 i: Andover School Committee Memorial Day 687 67 37.33 Andover, Mass. Mrs. Alex Crocket lias returned to her Town Rtqx>rts 490 1X1 10 (XI Ladies and Gentlemen: home on South Main street after spending Water Maint. 11708 28 14726 72 It is with real regret that I hereby tender several days with friends in Maine. Water Const r. 1613.86 9511 14 Visitor Here Drowns River Road 6659 58 920 42 my resignation from the Andover school Celebration of Fourth Miss Doris Collins lias returned to her committee. home on Summer street after spending sev­ High Plain Rd. 4232 62 59.38 I have come to the conclusion that this eral days with relatives in Everett. Stinson-Holt Rd. 1026.59 973 41 step is for the best interest of the town as my Cray road 2184 28 315 72 Attracts Thousands John Deyermond, Jr., of Shawsheen road in North Andover Pond Cemetery 3126 72 3908 28 business interests are taking me so far afield 8463 26 that 1 am unable to keep in close touch with and Thomas Gorrie of North Main street Interest 6536 74 spent the week-end at Hampton Beach. Maturing Debt. l5000 "o I'XXX) (XI school alTairs. Bonfire Monday Night and Fireworks Tuesday Night Andover Police and Life-guards Assist in Recovering •Includes refund of $4.00 Therefore, it is only fair to the town and to Among the local residents at North Rye ••Includes Dog Account refund of $646 17. the school committee that my place be filled Make Playstead Meeca of Many Andover Beach, N. II., last week end were Mr. and Hotly of Somerville Man—Slipped Off Raft by someone who is able to devote more time People and Out-of-Towners Mrs. Charles Scott of South Main street. and Was Unable to Swim to the work. James E. Greeley and daughter Anna of Regal Lily H as Very truly yours, Summer street have returned from Chicago j Hugo Bertalonie, 29, of Somerville, a H. Gilbert Franck i Undaunted by the chilly weather, thous­ where they spent a week at the World’s Fair. Hundred Blooms ands of people from every section of Andover Pilgrimage Held at Legion Prepares visitor at the home of John Sweeney, Jcn- Plan Beach Ride and hundreds more from neighboring cities . Among those to receive diplomas recently % # kins road, was drowned in Berry’s Jxind, and towns flocked to the l’layslead on Mon- ( ) | ( J H o l t H o m e s t e a d at Burdett college were Jessie A. Kinnear, I d l * I | | i n 1 1 | k I i 1 1 1 1 1 | North Andover, last Sunday afternoon alxmt Fhe unusual regal lily which has attracted day night and on the holiday to witness the Rita M. Daly and Eleanor Jenkins of An­ 1 four o’clock when unobserved he slipped off considerable attention in the past is again in A beach ride will be held Friday evening, largest holiday celebration the town has ever | ------dover. ------a makeshift raft into the pond. Bertalonie was bloom at the residence of William Thompson, July 28, by the Ladies’ Auxiliary to Clan Andover post, 8, American Legion, on the , unable to swim, and Ins companions were had and probably the most complete Inde­ Miss Barbara Gray, recently injured fn a 6 Argyle street, opposite the Shawsheen Johnston, according to plans formed at the pendence Day program in this section of the The scene of the annual pilgrimage of the sixth of August, will again present to the unaware that he had slipped from the raft, a hospital. There are 100 blooms on it ut meeting in Fraternal hall last night. Refresh Holt association this year was the old Holt serious automobile accident, is well on her citizens of Andover the colorful spectacle of a garage door. present, and they are expected to remain for Bents were served by the following commit - state. ■ homestead on - ...... - Prospect Hill, with about sixty way to recovery at her home on South Main The huge bonfire on the night-before and being present at the meeting held there last competition of the leading New England Andover police were calledto the scene and u day or two. tee. Mrs. William Valentine, Mrs. John street. drum corps. 1 he local post has been very sn ter there came George Forsythe, White, Mrs. Peter Doherty, Mrs. Isabella the spectacular pyrotechnic display on the Saturday afternoon. Following dinner at the Mrs. Frank A. Welch entertained her fortunate in securing the State Sanction for |»ompS pond lifeguard and John A. Rol>ert- Ferrier and Miss Esther Valentine. holiday evening were the strongest magnets ; Andover Manse, a business session was con- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howland of this much sought for date, which comes lm- 8on> former lifeguard, who succeeded in re Five Local Children that attracted the record-breaking crowds, ducted at the Historical society home. Upon Malden, at her home on Flm street on the mediately before the department champion j covering the body. For about two hours For- Attend Health Camp Porch Whist Tonight while the band concerts, horribles parade, and conclusion of this the group went to the holiday. sports program drew many more—chiefly homestead where they were entertained by ship competition, to be held at the State i Sythe and Robertson applied artificial respira- Convention in Holyoke the following week. I tion assisted by the Lawrence Gas and V porch whist party will be held this eve- townspeople. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ward, members of Francis Sparks of Temple place has re­ The summer health camp conducted by the turned home after spending a few weeks with Last year Andover saw some of the crack Electric company inhalator, but their Fssex County Health association at Middle- ningon the veranda in front of the Knights of The heavy traffic was well-handled by the the association now_ occupying the house Massachusetts corps, and this year the old ! efforts proved futile. Lolmnbus home under the joint auspices of police department. At the Playstead the which was built in 1715. A picnic was then the 4-H clubs at the Happy Health camp, ton opened last Saturday at which time 75 the Knights of Columbus and Catholic automobiles filled the school parking space, enjoyed on the top of the hill and at eight the Boxford. favorites will return and with them many of I chief Alfred McKee of the North Andover susceptible children arrived to spend the Daughters of America. Grand Regent Mrs. i and the police were forced to park many cars members left for their homes, the champion uniU, probably including some poii^. arrjVed later and took charge of the eight weeks at the summer preventorium. William Bliss has returned to his home on from outside the state who could not attend investigation Dr. V ictor A. Reed, medical Andover has five children ut the camp. hrank A. Welch is chairman of the joint on the grass behind the high school. Many The business meeting was presided over by High street after spending a week at the last year on account of the date. examiner, said death was due to accidental This year marks the tenth season of the committee on arrangements. more machines were parked on Bartlet, President Charles Holt of New York City. Concord conference of the Young People's Andover post has already sent invitations drowning. health camp which is made possible through Chestnut, and Whittier streets, and on Secretary Mrs. Tyderman of Easton, Pa., Fellowship. the annual sale of Christmas seals conducted Punchard avenue. Even in Shawsheen square was present. Included in the group were the to the pick of the 1933 Corps, and an encour­ Bertalonie hud gone with his companions the night-before, automobiles coming following local people: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Over 150 enjoyed the recital of the pupils aging list of entries lias been tilled to date. to the ixmd, located within the Harold by the association during the Christmas sea­ down the roads from Lowell, Lawrence, and of Miss Helen Moody in Ballardvale last The prize awards, totalling S355, will be Parker state forest, a short distance from the son. The association cures for children from W. Ward, Mr and Mrs. John V. Holt, Miss all the sections of the county who are suscept­ EXTRA COPIES Haverhill on their way to the bon lire pro­ Ella Holt, Mr and Mrs. C. Carlton Kimball, Friday night. Thirteen Andover children attractive to the l>est and largest corps. The Andover line. Getting on the improvised raft, vided plenty of work for the officer stationed participated. continued success of Andover’s corps nas also the men propelled it out to about twenty-five ible to tuberculosis. Phis year, there are Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. French, Mrs. Maude aroused interest in other corps, who will be three children from Amesbury who will a t­ O F T 1 1 E there. In spite of the heavy traffic, there were S. Farlow, Jonathan E. Holt, Mrs. F. M. Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Stowers and feet from shore. l our of the men dove into the only glad to return the visit of the local unit. water about the same time, and when they tend camp; five from Andover, ten from | no accidents. Benton and the following from North An­ family of 84 Main street enjoyed the holiday Last year’s spectacle was a riot of color; Beverly, ten from Danvers, eight from j Although many illegal firecrackers, which dover: Rev. and Mrs. Samuel C. Beane, Miss at Camp On way, the Boy Scout camp at came to the surface, Bertulonic was not in ^uncfjarb Jhigfi s&cljool and this year over 20 corps in the stute have sight. They immediately began a search. Gloucester, three from Ipswich, four from were brought into the state from New Hamp­ Smith, Charles Tucker and son, Mrs. Susan Raymond, N. II. adopted new and brighter uniforms. It is Lynn, two from Manchester, six from Marble* shire by horse-racing fans, were seen and 1.. Cogswell, 83 years old and her daught Edgar P. Pettelier of Salem, Mass., felt u Miss Eleanor Barnard, daughter of Mr. difficult to imagine a more spectacular event hand clutch momentarily at his leg, but on head, two from Methuen, one from Middle- (Sratiuation Tissue of heard about town, no accidents resulting | Mrs. William C. Harraden. and Mrs Kenneth Barnard of Lowell street, than a corps competition 1000 men in all the ton, two from Nuhant, four from Pealxxly, from fireworks were reported to the police Members were present from Salem, Lyrm, diving down he was unable to locute the is spending the summer months at Camp colors of the rainbow, with the flash of instru­ victim. two from Rock|x»rt, one from Salisbury, tEfjc tCoUmsman department. , , #l I Cambridge, Boston, Peterboro, N. Wampatuck, South Hanson. ments, the precise roll of drums, the stirring three from Saugus, six from Swumpscott. The holiday program, sjionsort'il by the Manchester, N. II., Nashua, X. H., Ne music of bugles, the l>eautifully concerted Bertalonie is unmarried. He is survived by two from Topsfield and two Hamilton anti Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hatch and family of his mother and a brother, his father having may he liuc*an at nine York, Delaware and Pennsylvania. murching, and the intricate exactness of Wcnham. o’clock on the night-before when the new New York and Mrs. Hatch’s mother. Airs. manoeuvre— and all this is being prepared for died but recently. Basham, are spending the month of July at 'Fhe counselors in charge of camp this year military bund of the post presented a band ; Andover. are Angelyn Chase*, head counselor, Danvers; concert on the Playstead under the direction Births B. E. Hatch’s camp at Foster’s |>ond. The committee chairmen will meet Satur­ Former Local Boy Dorothy Sears, Danvers; Florence Driscoll, of Charles F Schlosser. Many local people Mr and Mrs. Chester Johnson and daugh­ day evening in the post rooms, and a general Pealxxly; Desire Goldsmith, Salem; Sully The only paper with all were on hand to listen to the band, whose A son to Attorney and Mrs. Walter C. ter Doris of York street spent the week end in meeting of the post, the drum corps, and on Diinmier Faculty Dexter, Lowell; Ruth Maynard, East Pep- the Class Day Parts, offerings were very well received. Tomlinson of the Aberdeen apartments at the Maine. Mr. Johnson enjoyed fishing at interested friends of the Legion will be held perell; Vera Wright, Hyde Park; Martha The crowd at the concert was continually Lawrence General hospital, July 4. Sebago, while Mrs. Johnson and Doris Tuesday, July 11. The post will shortly an­ Wright, Philadelphia, Pa.; and Mae Graham, augmented by .the urrival of many out-ol- Honor Essays, and Pic­ \ daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. James toured the beaches. nounce the distribution of tickets, and the Stephen Henry Stackpole, son of Rev. and Swumpscott. towu visitors until at midnight a gathering people of Andover are asked to offer their tures of the Graduates. cstirnulcd at more than 5,1 KMI wus on hand Hannon, 28 Cuba street, at home, June 27 Miss Dorothy L. Stevens of High street Mrs. Milton \ \ . Stackpole of Milton and Marion R. Sleeves, of Needham Heights, support to make August 6 /Vmlover’s biggest formerly of Andover has been appointed to will be camp nurse. (Continued on pugc ‘2, column 3) was the author of a short story, “ Benny i and brightest day. C . 1). A. to Have Outing to School” which apjx.-arcd in the Boston the faculty of Governor Duinmcr academy at Pott vest! rda> Mis - Sti vent w u vah di< tot South By field. M others’ Club Notice Members of Court St Monica, 783, C. 1). ian of the Class of 1922 at Punchard. IHar^ar«‘t Slattery Class lr. Slatkpole graduated from Milton of A and their friends will enjoy an outing at Enjoys l’arty at Cobbett’s academy in 1628 and from Phillips academy The outing of the Andover Mothers’ club Salem Willows next Wednesday. The trip Mrs. Cecelia A. Derrah of the Stowe school in 1626. He was admitted to Harvard college will be held next Thursday at Beverly In-ach teaching staff is one of the representatives of and Salem Willows A bus will leave the will lx* made in Morrissey’s bus. Those Swimming, boating and a “ weenie” roast with honors in Greek and highest honors in planning to attend are requested to notify the Massachusetts Touchers' Federation at physics, and was graduated in June, 1933. Musgrove building at 6.30. Beginning Saturday, July 1, and the annuul convention of the National Edu­ were enjoyed last Friday night by the Mar­ Grand Regent Mrs. Frank A. Welch. garet Slattery class of the Free church at the At Harvard, Mr. Stuckjxjle held the Swift continuing until Monday, Sep­ The Court will meet in K. C. hall Monday cation association being held in Chicago this scholarship during his Freshman year, lit week. Uobbctt’s pond camp owned by Benjamin D e a t h night. Cameron. A short business meeting was also was an officer of the D. U. club und a niemlx r tember 11, The Andover Book­ of Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 and Howard R. Freeman, by accidental drown­ Rev. ami Mrs. Henry Weston »f Provi- held Signet society. He was a leader of the Instru Marriage Intentions dence, R. L, are visiting with Mrs Weston’s [’he following were present: Misses Jean ing at Epping, N. 11 , June 26. Interment at store will close every evening, mental club and during his senior year served South Parish cemetery. parents, Mr and Mrs. S. R. Keirstead of 52 MacLeish, Ethel Ackroyd, Bertha and Ethel as president of the Lampoon, chairman of the William Currie, 62 Essex street, und Mil­ Morton street Mrs. Weston was the former Wesscil, Margaret and Ruby Laurie, Grace including Saturday at 6 o’clock. Lake, Millie MacLeod, Winnie Roy, Jean Dunster house committee, ivy orator and as Mrs. Charlotte Collins of Bartlet street dred J. Murphy, 368 Lawrence street, Lowell. Miss Edith Keirstead She will teach in the class agent fur the Harvurd alumni fund. Louis D Brousscau, 445 High street, Andover Daily Vacation church school this Cuthbert, Margaret Reid, Bessie Coutts, si»ent Wednesday with friends in Providence. month. Irma Beene, Marion Silva, V irginia Magoon, At Governor Duinmcr Mr. Stackpole will She was accompanied by Mrs. George Collins Lowell, and Dora E. Dennison, 150 High teach history and act as a dormitory master. | street. (Other locals on page 4) Mrs. Edward Schubert and Mrs. Alice Gorrie of Avon street. 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ened by too much shifting. J«*rr\ Winters, in terms of a request by her husband before Celebration of Fourth I ran Sparks, 'lank Blunt. Matty Chetson, his death in 1912, the sum of two thousand THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN Attracts Thousands Gibson and Mai Lachlan took their turns in dollars in oilier to make this provision, NEWS OF OTHER DAYS I’uh!i«lir llu*m wns thrown ization in Andover, and here the term Bonner each collected three singles. Two hits was a well-built fire and the flames shot References to the interesting association of Joseph Burns of Summer street is planning School street are at Kingston, N. IP, for t|lt. together on the Plnystiuid n group of “ out-of-town” generally means “ out-of- straight skyward, reddening the sky for were made by Walker, O’Donnell, Partridge, Winters, Wright, and Lawrence. the Dear family with Arbroath were made by to open a law office in the Draper block in the sum mer. lioolhs, a merry-go-round, and a ferns Andover. ” Methuen, Lawrence, and miles around. Many motorists on the Heading In contests for prizes after the game Jerry Mr. F. F. Macdonald, honorable secretary near future. Mr. Burns graduated from the A rthur Dennison of High street, aged 15 wheel, all of which was camouflaged by Boston also are usually regarded as being road, speeding towards the mountains and while playing at his home Monday, fell while the beaches to spend the holiday, stopped in Winters threw tin* baseball farthest, and of the board of directors, when the generous H arvard Law school in June with honors. being called "charity." At that time, the “out-of-town," and it the Wclfarc donation to the Infirmary was first intimated The Methuen news of Monday evening’s jumping from a piazza and broke one of his town to watch the conflagration. Harry Prow and Andy Me Lachlan were tied Townsman protested against the outfit Bazaar Committee” slill doubts this, it in February. Lawrence Telegram got mixed somewhat legs in two places. Andoverians, usually asleep on the morning in the base-running contest. will be able to find a map of the town at with the following result: “ Under the direc­ Miss M. Winnie Burtt of Elm street and for several reasons, chief among them of the Fourth, set their alarm clocks for seven being ds location near the schools, its the town house. The weather was just right for the soccer Communication tion of Tree Warden Wagland the spraying Miss Elaine Burtt of Chestnut street arc on the holiday, and after only a few hours’ visiting in New York C ity and Plainfield, out-of-town nature, and the noise it sleep arose with a cheerful yawn to witness game, and the new Andover team put on a machine has been used mornings of late to spray George M. K Holmes, Norman Smith, m ad e on Sunday m o rn in g . ‘Greater Lawrence” the old-fashioned horribles. splendid exhibition in conquering the South Thc followin communication to the Editor spr| Lawrence outfit. Sharpe w.th three puds ()f ,he „ostonKHcrald is of interest to An William G. Donald, Joseph I. Pitman, James Blanchard Frye of Belmont, formerly 0f |,nst Tuesday with the exception of The parade started on Park street and was Greene, John McDonald and Arthur Clark. this town, is spending week-ends at the Under the new postal regulations McLay and ( arver with one apiece, chalked <|over folk aml those intereated in Phillips the merry-go-round, there was almost a witnessed by many people all along the route, up the five Andover tallies. One casualty .lc.l(jcmy John Stewart has gone on his annual visit Harding cam p at Pom p’s pond, where his similar setup on the playstcad. Perhaps first-class mail requires only a Iwo-cont ind a large number was on hand at the Play- with relatives and friends in the South family is staying for the summer. ad when the prizes were awarded. marred the name, as Carver was hurt Bill ‘ The announcement that Phillips academy. by approving tin 1 Fourth of July alfair. stamp if sent to someone within tlie Kidd replaced the left outside and if thc And()Ver> •• traditional stronghold of the Mrs. Frank R. Shipman and children The State Department of Health on | Ues the Townsman's disapproval of the so- same postal distriet ns the sender. Horribles Winners volume of the cheers meant anything, lie was < ;reck and Roman classics,” has dropped Mary and Tom, are spending the summer at lay approved the plans of thc town of An­ called "charily bazaar" will be clarified. Locally, this means that it costs only two the most popular player on the held, ill papn from jts \\^ 0f required subjects will Nantucket dover for a lower-line outfall sewer running In the local hits, Edward Gill and Bruce from the town through Lawrence along the The holiday event was conducted by a cents for anyone in Andover to mail alcntinc received the most laughs with their really did play i pretty good game and was [}e a (jjow to sonie The authorities have come Fred H. Ladd leaves town tomorrow for firs!-class letters to someone in Andover. deserving of most of the cheers of his Andover to the conc|1IsioI1, not lhat the study of Latin west bank of the Shawsheen river to an outlet recognized town organization; every­ monstrous, wild and woolly animal caught by Westport. Maine, to join his family who are in the M errim ack river a t a point opposite the body knew where the money received The situation in our neighboring com­ the Andover police in West Andover. They adtmrers A beautiful kuk from the left b\ js undesirable, but that under duress it is not spending their vacation there Bill nearly resulted in a score, with the goalie (,csirahU. They are forcc,|. Insides, to retreat Brightwood mills. was going. The program was definitely munities, however, is slightly different, re awarded the first prize of fifteen dollars. The annual horribles parade was held just managing to deflect the ball so that it the so-called liberal movement in T h e Ballard property at the corner of Main for the Lawrence postal district includes Vrthur Kibbec and Kenneth Nicolls, one of Fourth of July morning. Prominent among set for Monday evening and Tuesday, went over the bar for a corner kick. education. How meanings change! Once street and Punchard avenue, purchased North Andover and Methuen. In other whom pushed a white wing’s go-cart while the winners were William (\ Brown as King recently by John F. O’Connell of Wolcott and the equipment remained there only At the outset things looked bad for An- classics was an essential part of a liberal edu- the other with a broom and shovel cleaned the Philip, William C. Crowley as Teddy Roose­ avenue, is being converted into a two-family those two days, not being used again as words, n resident of the latter two com­ dover, when after three minutes of play cation. streets along the way, won second prize of velt. Wendell Kydd as William Taft. Charles house and will be ready for occupancy within in the previous bazaar. munities may mail a letter to anyone in ten dollars with their take-off on the Andover McAllister of the Southies booted one past Practical business men, whose lavish Lawrence for only two cents, while i( Warden, Fred Westcott and Kirk Temple as two or three weeks. The Fourth of July ulTair was located street-cleaning department. A knock at the Henderson, the United goalie. But McLay contributions support our institutions of first settlers; Timothy Haggerty, Louis will eosl three for anyone from Andover William B. Corliss, who recently sold his near the schools, just as the previous one police department gained the third prize. and Sharpe retaliated to put Andover into the learning, frown on Latin and Greek as waste Kibbee and William McIntyre in dump cart; farm on High Plain road to William Wood, lead, 2-1. Carver, playing outside left, netted „f time. French? Certainly. German? By all was. but since school was not in session, to mail a letter to Lawrence. This was a truck demonstrating target prac fire department, Joseph I. Pitman, Charles has bought the Clarence W ay farm on Osgood* another, and Sharpe at center forward in- means. Italian? Yes. Spanish? Of course. But there was no harm done as far as the la a way this is not surprising to citi­ by the police and manned by John Bowman, George Richardson, George Du road. Schemer, Joseph Lynch, and Malachi Lynch. reused the Andover total to four. South who wants to be able to talk Latin, or Greek? children were concerned. he school zens of a town who have to pay a nickel mont. Miss Sadie McDermitt, daughter of Mrs. 1 In the most horrible group, Timothy and .awrcncc then tame to life with McLaughlin |{„t, if it goes to that, what use is French or to telephone Lawrence when North William Albert Stevens and Miss Helen Elizabeth McDermitt of Red Spring road, grounds were, it is true, damaged con­ Harold Haggerty won first prize, while netting one from twenty-live yards out anti any other modern language to nine-tenths of Andover and Methuen telephone sub­ Lumsden Whitehead were married Tuesday becam e the bride of John R. Sullivan, son of siderably. but this was not the fault of Joseph Lynch as the famous “ Duchess” Monro driving a third goal in from the pen- those who learn to speak it? If one considered evening, July 7, at the residence of William Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan of Red Spring th e co m m it Ice; ra th e r it w as tin 1 fau lt of scribers do so without extra charge. Any­ received second place, and Leon, Harold, and ally spot. At half time Andover led 4-2. the question from the point of view of utility Gorrie by Rev. F. A. Wilson. I road Wednesday evening, July 11. motorists who rail over the lawns at will one who patronizes the street cars and ie La Francis third. The award for the in the second half play was more even, and alone, one might contend that a knowledge of m o to rists w ho w ill w o n d e r n ex t M arch has seen the sign at the Lawrence-An­ best float went to the Cooperative Service only one goal was added. This was Sharpe, Latin could tic of more general use than a dover line, “ Weekly Pass Limit, stal­ inti the final score was 5-2 for the Andover knowledge of French. A Latin scholar will why the tax rate is so high. station with James Williams accepting the academ y, M ount Holyoke college, and Miss outfit. master rench, Latin or Spanish, or all three, ] W eddings II was noisy, too, but what is Fourth ing in effect that this is as far as one can prize. F Backer’s School of Design. Mr. Sanborn is a Two Andover men, Jock Thompson and in half the time it will take one who knows no of July without noise? Net it was not ride at a reduced rate, might easily Although the parade was short, there were graduate of Phillips academy and Dart­ Bobby Walker performed for the Southies, language hut English. SANBORN—FLAGG expect that it would cost extra for an plenty of laughs. An uncontrollable baby m outh college. He is now an instructor at the noisy on a Sunday morning the way the Two of Andover’s most prominent young Andover letter to he mailed to Lawrenn arriage with an overgrown and uncontrol- Walker as right fullback and Thompson at Hut the utilitarian argument is not the true academy. other one was. The Townsman stated left wing. people, Miss Frances Leighton Flagg and I,, factt the onl) time when it seems able baby had a difficult time of it, especially one. Classical studies are at the very base of previously that a merry-go-round had T he line-ups: a proper educational system. Our social, George Knight Sanborn, were united in that Andover is not segregated from on the small High street hill. Another entry, made the noise on that particular morn­ t team and wagon, showed the policemen Andover United Henderson. 8 unes, rcijgiouSi political and legal institutions—our marriage last Saturday afternoon at Kenne- ing; the next week a communication Lawrence is when Lawrence can make ipping a little drink of a doubtful nature. , ...... - , | whole civilization—are based on Greek and bunkport, Maine, the ceremony taking place from the committee in charge had pro­ more money by considering tins town ns One group contrasted the girl of 1833 and the Smith, c.h.b.; lfisset, Lh.b.; Mlines, r-o.f., Roman models. It is impossible to grasp the at Greypiers, the summer home of the bride’s A T IM E L Y tested quite vigorously on the grounds part of mythical “ Greater Lawrence girl of 1933, while President Roosevelt’s Gardner, r.i.f.; Sharpe, c.L; McLay, l.i.f.; sjj,njf,cance 0f the rules and customs under parents at Turbats Greek. The bride is the Carver, l.o.f daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton S. Flagg of I that it was a victoria and not the merry- If there is an opportunity to reap a gain prosperity group received plenty of applause. which we live without an understanding of South Lawrence—Darlington, j School street and the bridegroom is the son of i go-round that bad made the noise. Net from Andover, the four municipalitii The V. F. W. hand, dressed in all sorts of .. their origins. And ancient literature! Must we SUGGESTION- costumes from a complete evening suit to land, l.b.; Walker, r.b.; Ross, l.h.b Alunro, cjose thc (joor to the treasures of antiquity? Henry C. Sanborn of Morton street. I at twenty minutes before seven on a are all amalgamated under the mis­ multi-patched outfits, and led by a tall rain c.h.b.; Barclay, r.h.b.; Thompson, l.o.f Translations will not keep it open. Why does Only members of the families and a few j Sunday morning there is not much differ­ nomer, “ Community.” Drives for char­ Watt, l.i.f.; McAllister, c.f.; McLaughlin, intimate friends attended the ceremony i Every home should have ity are conducted, and Andover is in­ coated individual with moustache and goatee a theologian study Hebrew? ence between the sound of a merry-go- was another feature of the parade. The r.i.f.; Slicer, r.o.f. M. C. H ughes which was held on the lawn overlooking the on hand a supply of cluded as part of Lawrence, hut when round and a victoria that sounds like a judges were Walter York, Eugene Zalla and Summary— Referee: Deycrmond. Lines­ Boston, June 25, 1933 sea. The bride’s gown was of soft white crepe j merrv-go-round. Andover tried a year and a half ago to Stafford A. Lindsay. men: Kidd’ and Mill. Time: Two 45-minute and she carried white roses, gardenias and periods. Substitute: Kidd for Carver. Goal The only out-of-town part of the eliminate the toll charge between the lilies of the valley. She was unattended and ! BANDAGES COTTON Doll Curriugc Parade scorers: Andover United—Sharpe 3, McLay, Piano Hccital Given by was given in marriage by her father. Rev. Fourth of July celebration was the ferris two cities, there were very few Lawren nans who evinced their “ Community” At nine o’clock several young ladies and and Carver; South Lawrence—McAllister, Pupils of Miss Mayer A. Graham Baldwin, chaplain of Phillips GAUZE BAND-AID wheel. The protesting communication McLaughlin and Munro. spirit by struggling for the elimination of ic young man, all under seven years of age, Andover academy, performed the ceremony. | from the welfare bazaar committee proudly pushed their carriages along the Firework* Mrs. Sanborn was graduated from Abbot ■ tliis ’phone harrier. The annual pianoforte recital by the ADHESIVE PLASTER stated emphatically that it was not an track in front of the grandstand and re pupils of Miss Evelyn Mayer was held in the The Lawrence “ Community Chest” Ten o’clock found the Playstead jammed out-of-town outfit. It went on to say, ponded to the applause with cute smiles. Free church parish house last Saturday after­ doubtless is a fine plan, its only defect as again with thousands of people attracted by IODINE and evidently to bolster up its argument: Little Miss Dorothy Muise, pushing a pink the only display of fireworks in Greater Law­ noon at three o’clock. The pupils taking part FRESH EVERY DAY ••'File committee secured the assistance far as Andover is concerned being that arriage and wearing a pink dress and a pink rence. The grandstand was filled to capacity, were from Wilmington, Lawrence and An­ Native Strawberrie® from our own MERCUROCHROME of an experienced bazaar organization Andover is included. This town should parasol was winner of the first prize. A young and three thousand people stood on the foot­ dover. Miss Mayer is music instructor in the garden also beet greens, spinach . . . The rides were furnished by a citizen certainly be separated from Lawrence in sailor, Master Robert Henderson, pulling a ball field. More spectators took their places schools of Upton and her home is on Salem and beet*—Tomato Plant* Rmaaonable Price* to m eet any emergency from our neighboring town of Methuen charitable afTairs, especially since it is little tloat with a speedy craft on board won trious points of vantage around the street, Andover. second prize, anil Miss Theresa Darby The program follows: that m ay arise. . . . All supplies were bought in Andover separated from it in telephone service schools. Fruit Store dressed in red, white, and blue for the oc Rockets shot into the air, paused in their A. BASSO or Lawrence, except the booth prizes, mail service, and most im portant of all Duct: Heavens Are Telling Beethoven evasion, was given the third prize. T h c judges upward flight, and then dipped downward Evelyn Buck and Miss Mayer Prices are now low and all cotton Roods which amounted to S ill these were in the mental attitude of tin* people in this parade were Mrs. Edward Grace, to burst into multi-colored stars. Aerial Happy and Gay Spring bedding pluut.s in good assortment at may lie higher. Ralph T. Berry and Stafford A. Lindsay. bombs zoomed skywards, burst with a reasonable prices. Local delivery. This was followed by a program of races thundering noise, and disappeared. Large A Dainty Gavotte C ut Flowers— Floral Designs Representative Thomas J Lane donated a roman candles* streaks of red, green, blue THE HARTIGAN Siftings ESTATE O F Along Main Street prize of $2.51) for the mile run, which was won and yellow into the air. On the ground were Brass Buttons by Raymond Lynch. Thc most amusing race many other brilliant pieces. Giant pinwheels, Eve Hill GEORGE I). MILLETT, F l o r i s t PHARMACY Andover Square will soon have a very Just our luck! A reporter was chosen sccrc- was the egg and spoon race for girls. Many of a beautiful silver waterfall, and an American In Sylvan Glade AHTIlUIt K. JOHNSON, Executor niuch changed appearance when the hand of tury pro tern at the meeting of the school the contestants found out too late that “ haste flag were among the pieces admired by the Marjory Meadows Tel. 403 Greenhouses: Wildwood Itoad progress takes down the old frame Valpey committee last Monday night, and the: makes waste.” Jean Gordon was first in this vast throng. Andover was host to hundreds of March of the Chords block and replaces it witli a modern Brick there wasn’t any more to give out as new: race, but was closely pursued by Constance visitors on the holiday night, and she was not Junior Payne building. Already the walk in front of the than what the regular secretary wouk Cole, who dropped her egg just as she was ashamed of the impressive pyrotechnic Sunshine and Shadows block lias been walled off, and the work of have giv. about to pass the leader a few feet from the display. Jean MacLeod wrecking wifi soon begin. \ iewed in the light finish. At the Playstead, the Y. F. W. had also Saxophone Solo: Melody in E of present day standards the old building was Lawrence must feel happy to be able to Results of Races set up a refreshment booth, a candy, cane, Wesley Colburn F O R R E N T an untique, sucli as is seen now only in the think once again of payofis instead of layoffs, James N. Cole acted as clerk of course and other prize booths which were well Frolic of the Leaves movies. Its stores were set back from the . . . and starter while he was assisted in the patronized. There was a ferris wheel for the Eleanor Gorrie We have a few modern, single houses street in the shadow of a covered platform, ,f a|l thcse other nali,)ns were like Congrc officiating by J. Everett Collins, Edward ! youngsters which many old folks also en- Canoe for Two Dombrowski, James D. Doherty, William joyed Miriam Marr which proved a mighty convenient depot lor ^ t|,e ,,ast jew months, that confer M atthew s to rent in SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE to those waiting to board the electric cars but en£e over ;n London would have be Bonner, William Steed, Eugene Zalla and The celebration committee was headed by Duet: Her First Ball Past Commander James J. Dugan as general Marjory Meadows and Jean MacLeod desirable people. Some are brick con­ which at the same lime is not the way it is Rooseveltized |ong ag„. William Vannett Oaten being done nowadays, ho hereafter the elec . . . The results follow: chairman, with Arthur W. Cole and Frank Doll s Dream -1 Evelyn Buck trie car patronizers will have to wait under a 50-yard three-legged race— for boys 10 to R. Petty as divisional chairmen. The entire struction, some frame, and the It costs two cents for Methuen and North canvas awning rather than on a porch, and 14 years: First, Warren Sanders and Tom organization, assisted by the auxiliary, The Strolling Harp Player rentals are low. -...... ” n c in’ liMtk else- Andover people to send letters to Lawrence; Neil; second, Yernon DeYoe and Norman helped in planning Andover’s first celebration Corydon Coombs newspaper reporters will have to look else ^ for Am)uv,r residents to Duet: Under the Mistletoe where on rainy nights when they want new Drouin. since 1928. nd letters to Ballardvale, Well, no one Mary and Ann Buzzell from the officer in the square. But regardle Mile run, open—First, Raymond Lynch; ould certainly ever confuse the post office second, Joseph L. Hums, Jr. Establish Free Betts in t* rtirZiSSSFffifc K s b ofdlhe department and the department of Justice 880-yard run boys 12 to 15 years: First, Wesley Colburn ANDOVER-SHAWSHEEN REALTY CO. square. Warren Sanders; second, Henry Wrigley. Memory of Late Resident me Da * If anybody gets tired of saying “ like look- 50-yard race (married women)-—First, ------Ann Buzzell F. M. & T. E. ANDREW, Managers , , ...... , ing for a needle in a haystack,” we suggest Mrs. John Young, Jr.; second, Mrs. Foster A recent issue of the A rbroath Guide con- Cornet Solo Prank Robertson Andover has been so pleased with the two ^ *• like looking for news in a small town M atthew s. tained a story about a gift of $2000, pre- (Harmony Pupil) veterans’ musical organizations that it has in the summer time.” Potato race for girls 8 to 12 years First, sented by Mrs. Agnes K Dear of 4 Summer In Schubert’s Day Administration Building, Shawsheen Village— Tel. Andover 119 overlooked one other group that has sprung * * ♦ Yeronica O’Hagan; second, Betty Walker. street, to the A rbroath infirm ary for the Marie Uarrctt up during the past year or so. The two local j ^ strcet |ist should be out soon. After 50-yard race, girls 15 years and over First establishm ent of free beds for needy people Le. Clochettes graduations on June 22 presented a tine op- you»ve decked up on your own age and tried Florence Connolly; second, Mary Sheehy. in memory of her late husband, Alexander Charles Ruthfortf portunitv for local...... folks to hear '’”ar the nL''v to discover whether Mrs. So-and-so gave Iter 25-yard race for boys and girls under eight |) t.ar. In a Polish Garden school orchestra, and it did itself credit. Cun _ right age llllo this . time, donate...... „ ,v it .. to the \ FAN years First, Mary Lever; second, Madelaine The story follows: Virginia Hull gratulations are due the children and their f(jr anothcr bonfire next year, Carey. On the pictorial page of this issue are re- Fairyland instructors for their tine progress as demon­ 50-yard race, hoys and girls eight years— produced photographs of Mrs. Agnes K. Mary Bi ell , ACT 2i} strated in the commencement exercises. Over Dear, Andover, Mass., U.S.A., and of her Duct: Sextette (Lucia di Lammertnoor) D onizetti ( file gentler the office this First, Bernard Lever; second, William El- Lawrence about a month ago the com late husband, Mr. Alexander Dear, a former Charles Kushforth and Miss Mayer JULIUS CAESAR V SCENE lined school orchestra presented" a recital in week to ask why if we were willing to print dridge. 100-yard race for girls 7 to 10 years First, Arbroathian whose memory is to be per­ the Colonial theatre before a packed house, any communications mt sc, curriluus, libel Be less ashamed to confess thy ignorance i no communica- Constance Cole; second, Dorothy Munroe. petuated fry the provision in the Infirmary of “Upon what meat does this our Caesar feed The size of the audience there and the en- o oy -ion* them wtra 100-yard race for Ixiys 7 to 10 years - free______beds _for______needy people , - , - than, by holding a foolish argument, to be­ thusiusm that their apphtuse ~ First, Eric De Blois; second, William Yancey. lt will lie readied that Mrs. Dear donated, tray it.—Elizabeth Joceline that he has grown so great?” ample proofof the:,n crest which ‘ht >wpR , & - > , slutillg that in addition to 440 yard run, boys 10 to 14 years- First, of our neighboring ut> felt in the musical ^ [ree fro* cheapIfesSi Ube| um| excessive o k o the schools. ’ Probably more was beingTree from cheapness, hbe ami excessue Warren Sanders; second, Jack Lindsay. lhat 50 yard backward race for girls 7 to 12 “It’s not the meat, my son, it’s the Coal ained fur music in the Lawrence public length, communica years First, Dorothy Munroe; second, Jean choots that night than could have been ceived before we will print them. cooks it.” “Ilot StulT” this Gordon. brought out by all the high-sounding praisi . . . 440-yard run for boys 15 years or older FREE CHURCH that the leaders of Lawrence’s educational No, there hasn t been any new armistice First, Joseph Hanson; second, Robert SOUTH CHURCH life could utter. In the long run the test of an signed. Tile Conservation Corps just lias a G raham . 10.45. Unto Alfred C. | 10.45. Union Service at the South Church. Ser- educational (Milicv is its effect on the children, new truck that’s less addicted to backfiring, 50-yard backward race for l>oys up to 12 Church, past lon by Rev. Alfred C. Church. Subject: Guidance. all. and no one is lit to judge of that policy until that 1 years First, Yernon DeYoe; second, Robert Jance. BEACON the children themselves can show just what Neil. SHAWSHEEN COMMUNITY it has done fur them. Lgg and spoon race for girls 8 to 12 years CHRIST CHURCH CHURCH I Wonder Why? First, Jean Gordon; second, Muriel Porter. The Sunday School will reopen on October 1. ANTHRACITE 50-yard three-legged race for girls, 10 to 8.00, Sunday. Holy Communion; 10.45, Morning W atchful Waiting 14 years First, Loretta Walsh and Betty prayer and sermon; 10.45, Holy Communion July 2. Just suppose my wife and 1 each holds a UNION CONGREGATIONAL >od position. My neighbor’s daughter, Walker; second, Elizabeth Cargill and Ruth August 6, September 3. •v. Charles Tabor Hall, Arlington, will be the BALLARDVALE The hired girl had been sent down to the lually efficient ill the same profession as my Hackney. lirook to fetch a pail of water, but stood wife,l.- can ' ...... not find.. a i ...... position. We u are ...... not >...i at all -.11 In the afternoon Ballardvale defeated preacher during J uly 10.30. Sunday. Worship, wit sermon by the 7.30, Thursday. Holy Communion. gazing at the llowing stream apparently lost concerned. Happy and contented. I wonder Andover in baseball 9-5, and the Andover !»astor. Sessions of the church L’hool suspended The church school will reopen September 17. in thought. why? United soccer team defeated the South Law during July and August. “ What’s she waiting tor?" asked her mis­ My neighbor and his wife each holds a good rence soccer club 5-3. Fuller accounts of 10.15 Tuesday. The Ladies' Aid Society will C r o s s C o a l C o. tress, who was watching, position. My daughter, equally efficient in the these contests will be found in the sports hold a picnic on July II. at l :te camp of Mrs. WEST CHURCH • Dunno," wearily replied her husband, same profession as my neighbor's wife, section on page four. Walter Curtis, Canoble Lake. Mease bring your Distributors for Beacon Anthracite and New England Coke ‘ Perhaps she hasn’t seen a pailful she likes not find a position. 1 am most indignant. I At seven o’clock in the evening the \ I*. 10.30. Public worship with sermon by the pastor. dishei W. band presented another band concert Sunday. July 23, will be observed us old Hon • Day. I 10.00 Saturday, July 15. Annual Church Picnic under the direction of Charles 1 Schlosser. Rev. Theodore A. Greene, of New Britain, at Canobie Lake Park. Primary and Beginners' Douglas Howe, young cornetist, was featured and other member* of the Greene family will Ik* Departments go free of charge. Tickets now on sale. as soloist. Fourth of July Sport* pi.'* S I N C E 1 8 4 0 ST. AUGUSTINE’S CHURCH After Andover bowed to Ballardvale 9-5 BAPTIST CHURCH in the baseball game on the Playstead in the Sunday Masses: 6:30, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30 a.m. Less Than a BARREL of ASHES to a TON V | \\ ,’s Fourth of Ju ly sports program, the 10.45. Morning Wor»lii|>. Sermon liy the pa«or: j Holy Day Masses: 5.30, 7:00, 8:30 u m. <£herett iW. Huntigren glory of the town was regained when the The Rainbow in Sacred Mini. " Children’, talk. : Sunday evening: 7:45. Rosary, Sermon, Bene- diction. Andover United soccer team defeated South Gerhard!'. Reward." Solo hy MIm Miriam Prior : Funeral Director and Embalmer Lawrence 5-3. Both games were attended by York ce of worship Baptisms: Sunday 3:00 p.m. American Anthracite of Ithaca College. N< First Friday. Masses: 5:30, 6:45, 7:30 a.m. I large crowds, with the baseball crowd re­ ami thought. 1840 to 1933 maining to watch the soccer game the first fling d lay Communion 7:00a.m. 7.45 Wednesday. Midw First Sunday of Month Communion Day for Premium Coke — Bituminous that many of the spectators had ever seen. Herman and Joseph Abbott Twenty-four Years of per­ Ballardvale sent up a strong team with Sol Sacred Heart Sodality. Third Sunday of Month: Children's Communion ' James Crabtree sonal service to Andover and Walker at short, Rev. 1% K Harrows of the NORTH PARISH CHURCH FUEL OIL Church league at second, Ben Dane at third, Day. Charles Parker r a n g e o il Fourth Sunday of Month: B.V.M. Sodality j Suburban Towns. and Jim O’ I)onnell on first This proved to be 10.30. The Rev. Lawrence Hayward of Newbury- F. H. Messer a very tight infield. Walker accepted 10 l>ori. will preach iu exchungi it h M Communion Day. Devotions in honor of St. Thereae every Friday QUALITY SERVICE chances without an error and Barrows five bool and Y.P R.U. omitted until fall. Everett M. Lundgren until after the fourth evening. 7.45. In the outfield for the ’Yale were Toot Bon­ The church remains o For the present Office anil Home, 24 Elm Street, Tel 303W or 30JR ner, Harry Trow, ami Bob Partridge, while Sunday in July. 10.10. automobile leaves the Confessions: Saturday afternoons and evenings, Telephones: Office 265 Yard 232 Babe Lynch caught and Jack Lawrie pitched. the Unitarian church of and alternoons and evenings before Holy Days of Fully Equipped for All Service Maes, and N. H. l-icvtiee Andover hail a fair team, but was weak- obligation. FRIDAY, .FI'I.Y 7. 1083

United States Is Third The Old Refrain Kreisle Prisoners Well Protected ballardvale Our Lndy of Lourdes Ts CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING in Production of Gold Phyllis Henderson FOR RATES CALL Uzz by Law When Before Court Heather Rose in Southwestern France One-half the gold produced In the Dr. and Mr- William Shaw have returned Margaret Cmrdon Those who harbor the Idea that pris­ to Sagamore after spending several weeks at Ixnirdc* Is a town of southwestern world Is mined In South Africa—some March of the Flower Girls MISCELLANEOUS ons are largely populated by the Inno­ the home of .Mr. and M rs. lleorge Miller of France In the department of Haute*- LEGAL NOTICES quarter billion dollars’ worth annual­ Center st reel. Helen Nash Another 20 per cent is mined in cent, or that unfortunates who have Duet. Espnngoln llaban Pyrenees, nt the foot of the Pyrenees. Kl s r ROOM I nr women from ’).(H) a.m. ly* committed no crime nre frequently Mrs. luster Matthews and children, Klwin Sally and Nancy Burns It Is divided Into an old nnd new to 5.00 p.m. Telephone Andover 4.51 -M Mortgagee’s Sale of Real Estate colonies of Great Britain, chiefly Can­ and Meredith, have returned to their home clnlmed by the executioner—such ns Fond Memories town. The old quarter Is united with ada. The United States Is in third after spending several days at the home of By virtue of and in execution of the Power these need only do one thing: stop Phyllis Walfield the new town by a bridge that Is con­ F O R R E N T place, says an exchange. The mines Mrs. Matthews' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Country Gardens of Sale contained in a certain mortgage of real seeing moving pictures and reading A rthur W hite of Littleton (ira in g n tinued In nn esplanade lending to the are principally in a range of hills near Prelude In A Major C hopin estate given by Adclcne L. Ifodgdon of detective novels, and go Instead to wit­ Mrs. Emma Keenes of Woburn street bnslllcn, the church of the Itosnry 1 OR RENT Unfurnished heated room. Johannesburg In an area 85 miles long Karl I-eazer Andover in the County of Essex and Com ness some real trials, says a writer In entertained relatives over tile week-end. nnd the Grotto, with Its spring of Apply to the Polly Prim Beauty Shoppe monwealth of Massachusetts to the Atlantic und two to live miles wide. Here Is Mnyljells Rohm 66 Main street, Andover. Telephone 970. Scribner’s Magazine. Mr. and Airs. George M oody of Swamp* Marie Cook h ealin g water. l o operative Bank of Lawrence in said found the “reef” which means what It scott were the recent guests of Rev. and Mrs. Actually, the prisoner Is protected Scherzo in B Flat Schubert The origin of the Lourdes Is un­ I OR RENT-—A modern four-room apart­ county, which mortgage is dated June 9, 1928 does on the seashore—a layer of rock George Moody of Marlnnd street. by a set of safeguards many of which Barbara Moody certain. Its fame Is associated with ment and garage in good location. Rent and recorded with the North Essex Registry 2 to 8 feet wide bidden In the hills. Professor and Mrs. John Fitzgerald of of Deeds, Book 540, Page 515, for breach of wore devised under the theory that Butterfly M erkel this grotto where the Virgin Mary reasonable. Call at 59 Lowell street, Geologists explain that nges ago a Worcester were thc recent guests of Mr. and Pearl Lowd the conditions contained in said mortgage and King James 1 is around the corner, Is believed, In the Roman Catholic Shawsheen, or telephone 1036. great lake existed Into Which washed Mrs. Jeremiah Cronin of Center street. Cappriccio alia Mnrciu | for the purpose of foreclosing the same will he ready to destroy our lives and liber­ Hamid Walker will soon take a course of Schafer world, to have revealed herself re­ | sold at Public Auction on thc premises hcre- gold-bearing sediment flnnlly solidify­ Ruth O'Connor TO LET -Four-room apartment with bath ties. The figure of Justice ought to instruction at Columbia University. Mr. peatedly to a peasant girl named at York Harbor. Two minutes walk from | matter described on Monday, thc twenty- ing Into a gray rock with white spots. In The Lovely Month of May M erkel ho represents! not by a woman, blind­ Walker is now conch at Ashland high school. Nancy Burns Bernndette Sourlfirous In 1858. A bathing beach. Available until September fourth day of July, 1933, at two o’clock in the Around the spots the gold settled and Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Barrows entertained folded and holding a sword, but as a Reverie Atherton Spaulding statue of the Virgin stands on a rock 1 . Information available, S. S. Thompson, afternoon, all and singular thc premises It nil became a reef or rock layer. on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barrows Margaret O'Connor York Harbor. j described in said mortgage, to wit: Then In some upheaval the Inke wns doddering crone, blind, deaf and fool­ and son Irving of Quincy. projecting above the grotto, the wnlls J he land in that part of Andover called ish, and armed with a pop-squirt. Capricante W achs of which nre covered with crutches lifted Into hills and the layer of gold Mr. and Mrs. James Brierlv and Mr. and Constance Turnbull I OK RENT—Attractive live-room house, Ballardvale with the buildings thereon, Her opponents, the attorneys for the and other votive ofTorlngs. The spot, rock wns tipped until In the heart of Mrs. Thomas O’Donnell spent Sunday at thc J Surging Sea Harbour with bath and all modern improvements. bounded: Northerly by land now or formerly defense, on the other hand, come | Clara Barton camp at Worcester when they which Is resorted to by multitudes of R ent reasonable. Inquire of M rs. George R. of one Trow seventy (70) feet; Easterly by the hills It lies at an angle of 30 to 40 Sally Burns against her supplied with all the weap­ visited Miss Ethel Brierlv who is visiting | F3egie in C Sharp Minor pilgrims from all quarters of the Miller, Centre street, Ballardvale. Tele­ River Street ninety (90) feet; Southerly by degrees, burled a mile deep In places, | there for a few weeks. N olle t phone Andover 223-R. land now or formerly of one Davison one outcropping here and there and nobody ons of science, ns well ns poison gas, Lost Chord Sullivan-Kuhr i world. Is marked by a basilica built and a liberal supply of inud, to sprin­ John Roggec is spending a week at the 4-II Helene Hall above the grotto, nnd consecrated In hundred fifty-four and four-tenths (154.4) knows how far It extends beyond the camp. FOR RENT—Modern, six-room apartment, Impromptu in A Mat Schubert j 1870. S ince th e visions of B ern ad ette feet; and Westerly by the Shawsheen River present explored aren. kle anywhere, hut especially upon the Miss Barbara Moody has returned to her with fireplace. Apply at 26 High street, one hundred nineteen (119) feet. reputation of the person who was so Crtillywog'a Cake Walk Debussy Sourlfirous, their authentication by a Andover. Fifty years ago It was discovered on home in Swampscott after spending several Eunice O'Donnell Said premises will be sold subject to all foolish as to get murdered or robbed days with her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. commission of Inquiry appointed by municipal liens of all sorts, if any exist. | a farm and since then Johannesburg Radio Songs, Little Boy Blue TO LET— Five-room heated apartm ent, with by the prisoner. | George R. Moody. the bishop of Tnrbes, and the author­ A deposit of five hundred dollars will be i hns grown to Its present Importance Thc Cuckoo Clock gas and electric frigidaire service. Centrally The Men’s club of the Union Congrega- ization by the pope of the cult of Our required of the purchaser at the time and j as South Africa’s principal city and Miss Helen Moody located. Telephone Andover 83. I tional church will hold an outing on Saturday Lndy of Ie served so that members may nre nil round-headed and spreading In Couture by causing an attested copy of said century, the New York Times recalls. means confined to that country even uriant forest during prehistoric nges, the Misses Dorothy and Mildred Irinka of libel, and of this order thereon, to be pub­ stay over to Grange meeting in the evening. habit with an ultimate height of 40 Most notable, perhaps, was the refusal In early days. Assyrian and Babyloni­ Is Indicated by plant fossils In the New York, Mr and Mrs. J Weiscl of Can lished in the Andover Townsman, a news­ an heiroglyplfics relate to the disease, to 50 feet. They are usually planted of Sir David Salomons to include in rocks. bury. N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh of AwuU Fpr a Week paper published in Andover :n the County of Los Angeles, Calif., anil Miss Gray of Cam­ from 40 to 50 apart In street his oath after his election to parlia­ which wus held In due dread. It hns Essex once a week for three weeks succes­ bridge. p ark w ay s. sively, the last publication to be fourteen ment the words on the “true faith of existed In India at least 3,000 years. Aly tY pust is on heR vacation, days at least before the return day of this a Christian.” Baron Lionel de Roths­ Chinese authorities wrote of It 2,000 Wood for Fuel My trpis ’ts awau fpr a wek, years ago. It was introduced Into Aly typudst us in hwr vseartin, f »urt, at Salem within the County of Essex, child registered the same obligation, Although wood Is generally worth Reception Tendered No Canals on Mars? on the seventh day of August A.D. 1933, and Arabia before the time of Mohammed. Wigle thsc djam keys plsy hide and und it w as n o t u n til 1S58 th a t the about GO per cent as much us coal of A British scientist says thnt t by mailing forthwith, by registered letter to Newly-W edded Couple seak words were expunged for the benefit equal weight In heating value, n cord the libellee at her last known place of resi­ Cjorus: “canals” on Mars are only linaglnai of those whose religion was non-Chris- of seasoned hickory Is equal to a ton Air. and Airs. R ay Beaulieu of Andover! Oy brong boxk, bring bzck, dence an attested copy of said libel and of this Early Training Important nnd nre caused by astronomers gi of average coal, other woods of high street who were recently married were ten Brung mecj mu bonnic ti my to mr; lug too steadfastly at the planet The order thereon: that she may appear at said tin n. A great religious educator once said Later, Charles Bradlaiigli, u noted heating value are white oak. hard ma­ dered a reception at the home of Air. and Bf&ung Bozk m? beloni omx— "canals,” nevertheless, nre plnlnly v Court within six months from said seventh that If he could hnve the moral train­ day of August an d show cause, if any she has, atheistic lecturer and writer, refused ple, beech, elm. hnckherry and nsh. Airs. Edward Beaulieu of Andover street on oh helk! Iblo on telescopic photographs. ing of a child entirely In his hands be­ Saturday evening. Thehouse was attractively why the prayer of said libel should not be as a man of republican views to take Dogwood Is very desirable for use In tween the ages of eight nnd thirteen decorated with cut flowers anti the couple granted. any oath at all. and wus promptly ex­ open flreplaces mi account of Its at­ Coaxing thc Rain to Fall Witness, Harry R. Dow, Esquire, Judge years he could guarantee the future of tractive blue flame, states Purdue uni­ were showered with a number of beautiful pelled. Subsequently, be presented gifts. Dainty refreshments were served bv Nearly all the uncivilized tribes of Zachary Taylor of said Court, this fifth day of July in the year that child, no niatt.r what Influences It versity foresters. himself at the speaker’s desk to take AI iss Beatrice Beaulieu and Aliss Dorothy the world have some formula by which one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three. came under In after life. It Is at this Split wood hns a lower moisture con­ Zachary Taylor was tho son of a the oath and was once more bidden to Dane. Those attending: Air. and Airs. Edwin It Is hoped to coax the rain from the Horace H. Atherton , J r . susceptible age that the character of tent nnd therefore a higher heating soldier who helped Washington win Register depart, a posse of London policemen Stevens, Air. and Airs. Louis Beaulieu, Air. skies In times of drought. In portions the coming adult Is most Indelibly value.—I’rulrle Farmer. the Christmas battle of Trenton. Ho I he foregoing is a true copy of said libel being called in to support the sergeant- and Airs. Ben Dane, Air. and Airs. Fred of Australia the natives employ a stum ped. Lacroix, Air. and Airs. A rthur Lacroix, Air. was horn on a farm In Orange coun­ and of the order thereon. at-arm s. definite ritual of drought-breaking un­ ty, Vn., N ovem ber 21, 1784. Ills fam i­ A ttest: and Airs. Arthur Duchiasneaux, Air and ties In order to induce showers of A bill was afterward passed making Airs. Arthur Let hire, Air. and Airs William ly moved to Kentucky In 1785—where A rthur I). Fowler Arrest of President rain. The men gather round a small It possible for members of parliament Nebuchadnezzar Bu.y Man Fuller, Air and Airs. Ernest Beauleau, Air he grew up In a log cabin and attended Assistant Register In theory the President ennnnt he pond and helmve like frogs, ducks, to make an affirmation of allegiance, Nebuchadnezzar's policy of trans­ and Airs. Olwer Lemav, Air. and Airs. Frank only the country school. His first and legally nrrested for any crime what­ Hines, Air and Air- Ton)' Shorty, Air. and water animals and uquutic birds. Many people know through bitter exper- and Brndlatigh saw the wisdom of ef­ planting the people of conquered peo­ only Job, until of age, wus helper on ever. even for murder, nnd tils person Airs. Peter Jarvis, Air. and Airs. Charles They quack and croak like the aid jnce how easy it is to get into debt and how facing himself as a republican for the his father's farm. ples tlrst to Babylon, und then by de­ Is Inviolable during Ills term of office. Ilaigh, Air. and Airs. Robert Scott, Aliss difficult it is to get out of it again. Fay as you muls Imitated. Then they march time being. This alfirmatlon is, how tachments from many of the nationali­ He might be nrrested by mistake or he Fecteau, Airs. Charles Ilaigh, Jr.. Dorothy go is a good habit to get into; th at is, if you around a group of women nearby and ever, optional, and most members of ties to partially till up the vacancies might submit voluntarily to nrrest: Dane, Alfred Lemay, Beatrice Beauleau, can. douse them with wuter and pebbles. Famous Tower 500 Years Old the commons continue to be sworn In thus created, gave him control of an otherwise, tin only course Is Impeach­ Arline Stevens, Yvonne Beauleau, Rita 1 The women raise branches and bark The tower of St. Stephen, the sy by the old-time oath. Immense amount of human power. He ment nnd removal from office by con­ Beauleau, C laire Beauleau, Judith Lacroix. Harriet Ilaigh, Donald Dune, Edwin Stevens. of trees over their heads, pretending bol of the capital of Austria, Is fl John Ferguson also acquired a tremendous booty of gress. after which lie could he nrrested Leo Beauleau, Arthur Lacroix, Clifford that they are attempting to keep off hundred years old. One of the ini gold und other wealth by Ills con­ like nny other private citizen. Watchmaker and Finnish Women Display Duchiasneaux, Air. and Airs. Kay Beauleau the rain which Is thus devoutly hoped Interesting fucts In tho history of t quests. and Air. and Alr>. Edward Beauleau. for. The Idea Is that If the perform­ Jeweler Qualities of Pioneers tower Is that It was built before t 47 MAIN ST. ANDOVER ers act as though the desired rain Is church was constructed. Recollections of early pioneering Lives in Perpetual Daylight Gift., for All Occasions falling It will come In dun time. days are vividly recalled by stories Bats Only Flying Mammals Tin- Arctic tern travels from one end M iss M oody’s Pupils The but Is not a bird, but a mam­ of the earth to the other. Its annual emanating from northern Ontario with Present Piano Kccitul the advent of the buek to tlie land mal ; that is, It Is warm-blooded, cov­ mlgrntlon covers ll.noo miles. Part DANA W. CLARK of the time they are living beyond m ovem ent. ered with hair, gives birth to Its young tllVIL and MECHANICAL ENGINEER Some of the pupils of Aliss Helen Louise COLONIAL THEATRE" Near Wuhtmpltae, ono woman of ullve and suckles them, hut nt the the Arctic circle where tho day lasts t.iiuiiireriiig Problems and Surveys bundled fur six months. After this they tly Moody, local piano and voice teacher pre ______ANDOVER, MASS. *-* accurately und promptly Finnish descent, nil ulonu, became u sunie time hns the digits of Its four sented a delightful recital on Friday evening, to the Antarctic regions to experience NORTH ESSEX DISTRICT homesteader. Slnglelmnded, she built limbs enormously elongated Into wlng- June 30, in the Community rooms. The fol­ 3 SHOWS DAILY — 2:15. 6:15, 8il5 another long day The only dnrkncsss 60 Maple Ave. Andover, Mass. n enldii und cleured nine ucres of land llke structures, over which a thin lowing program was given: they encounter Is in their migrations TELEPHONE 561 M In the desolute hush. The only wom­ membrane of skin Is stretched, lints Duet, The Happy Farmer TODAY AND TOMORROW ure therefore the only true Hying mum- over the tropical regions. an In the vicinity, she wus forced to l.ois Kk IUiih . Muriel F SILVER CORD Irene Dunne i 9:15 park Iter supplies for four tulles over m uls. Moating Along SMOKE LIGHTNING George O’Brien : 7:60 RoU*rt Simon ***** Dan iel j . m u r p h y u bush trail, as there is no road. Baker Knew His Bread Thc Ostrich Engle mann SUNDAY and MONDAY July 9-10 a t t o r n e y - a t - l a w Other Finnish families settled, und Old-Time Implements A St. Jozeph (Mo) linker known Ills Dorothy Puine with true pioneering spirit, literally TIIE WORLD GONE MAD Put O’Brien /Sun. 5:40; 6:20; 9:00 821-822 B a y State B ld g ., Lawrence Some of the Implements offered at bread. He placed a loaf In the mail The Big bass Singer Rolfe hewed homes for themselves out of l ornelius Wilder Mon. 3:45; 8:35; 9:20 u farm sale ut Brlgg, England, were Telephone 21956 the virgin forest. These settlers did The Bobolink I1TH COMMANDMENT Murion Mur.h Sun- 2:2*i 5:05, 7:45 over a hundred years old, nnd Includ­ minutes later lie reeelved a telephone ______Mon. 2:35; 7:50 TOWN COUNSEL of ANDOVER not wait for the townships to be Lillian Duncan ed old-fashioned chaff cutters und stn- call thnt the bread lueked sulffelent TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY July 11-12-13 opened, hut settled on uruble land, gle-knlfed turnip silvers, plows weigh­ postage. The next morning he went to Muriel Fonc FRISCO JENNY Ruth Chatterton 3:36; 6:35; 9:05 elicit building a log house und the ever- ing ever half a ton und having heums the post office and asked to have the Noname H ays SCARLET RIVER Edward Kennedy 2:35; 7 :4 5 ROY A. DANIELS essential steam hath. Some of them up to 10 feet In length, und some very loaf weighed, and the postage was George Brown Fairy Queen Imve ten to twenty acres cleared. old pole wagons, the wheel bunds of found sufficient. Muring the night the Spaulding ( Electrical Contractor Lois Rollins FRIDAY und SATURDAY July 14-15 Whether by accident ur design, they which were still an iuch thick. bread had dried out. Imve not settled In u group, but huve Hide und Seek W right PHAN'IOM BROADCAST Rulpli Forties 2:45; 0:45' 9-30 78 Chestnut St. Andover 1 he Jolly Huntsman M erkel SOLDIERS OK THE STORM Anitu Pune 4:00; 7:58 ••squatted" ull over the place. Phone 451 Janice Hyland THE ANDOVEIt TOWNSMAN Kit I DAY. JULY 7, 1033 P A G E F o n t

Manco Capac, First Inca Head and Heard Sports Schedules Chief of Quichua Tribe The word Inca In the Quichua To the young men of New England who Sports Schedules tongue means chief. The llrst Inca may lie cherishing such dreams of the “ (iold- BRYAIMT* STRATTON was Manco Capac, the leader of the en West,M as I once had, I want to say: Tonight: Ballard vale v Buffaloes Play Commercial Sch o o l Quichua tribe, when, at some date "Stay East! Stay where you arc known, and stead. (Town League) Sunday: Trojans have permit for the Play- unknown, they took possession of where you understand conditions! If oppor­ For sixty-eight years has trained young men and wo­ tu n ity is denied you, hunt for it. In no p art of stead. men to make good. Many graduates — starting as the country of Peru. The Incas Monday: Town League game at the Play- secretaries, stenographers, bookkeepers— have risen to claimed to he the children of the the country does opportunity lie waiting for the man. He must seek it. He must make it, steaef. high executive positions. All essential business subjects sun, and were the high priests of as best he can in these days of economic I Tuesday: Post Oflicc ys. \eterans at the taught by rapid, practical system of individual ad­ the national religion—which was the change, when everything is in a transition! Playstcad. (Industrial League) vancement. Free placement bureau. worship of the sun—and received di­ stage from the old order to the new. You will l Tuesday : town League game at llallanlva c. vine honors. In n strict sense the find as many opportunities in New England Wednesday: Iownsman vs. C.reclcy s at he Summer School Opens July 10 name Inca was confined to the mon Washington or Oregon. Stay where you I Playstcad. (Industrial Leaguei nrcli who was the direct descendant avc friends to lend a hand. Don’t go where . Thursday: I'lonccrs vs Homestead Associn- COURSES — business administration, secretarial i friendscannot help if they would. W ork in the tionat Balmoral Held. (Industrial League) of Mnnco Capac. In a lnrger sense, 1 accounting, stenographic, bookkeeping, general busi­ place where God has placed you, and then Thursday: Town League game at I laystcad. the Incas Included the whole ruling ness, mechanical accounting, civil service. Also special Have You Visited Our Monument Display? work some morel” I riday: Town League game at I laystcad. intensive course for college graduates. and sacerdotnl class of ancient Peru, It will pay you to—before buylna your monument from un agent or middlemen ito ASK FOR BULLETIN of iubjecta offered in different courses, who were very wealthy and held In In the United States there are ten times as Industrial League points of interest, sessions, tuition rates, etc. whom you will puy two profits end at the .ante time ftet nothing of a lasting or en- Pet. great venerntlon hy the lower ranks many divorces today as there were 50 years W L L. O. WHITE, Principal during nature. of the people. There are mnny per­ igo. One out of every eight couples that Pioneers 4 0 1 .(XX) (XX) 334 Boylston Street - BOSTON, Mass. Here we have SO CHOICE MONUMENTS all made of the old WESTERLY. RHODE sons In Peru who claim descent from marry become divorced; in Illinois, one out of Hom estead 4 0 1 ISLAND (IRAN ITS from the Smith Ouurrles, In WHITE and I’INK, that are ready to every seven. Post Oflice 1 2 . 333 tills South American blond royal. . 250 he engraved and erected In cemetery. When you think of the homes that arc Townsm an 1 3 Under the Incas the country was broken, of the children that arc neglected, of Veterans 1 3 . 250 We Invite you to In.pect this DISPLAY and .elect any one of these SO MONUMENTS very prosperous, and the arts and the social standards that are trampled upon, Greeley 0 3 (XX) at your own price. A vl.lt here will prove the amazing value, we have to oiler. The Buffaloes play the Vale tonight nt the | LOCAL NEWS NOTES sciences were cultivated. The peo­ you will realize what a great social problem Business in the Industrial League was Playstcad, hut the schedule for next week is | Complete llluttrated catalog tent on rei/ueit. ple wove and spun, they worked divorce is almost at a standstill this week with only one still undecided. mines, built bridges and houses nnd The slot-machine process, and the ease and game being played. The Homesteaders took Miss Anne Folan of Norwood, a student JOHN MEAGHER & CO., 22 Central St., Peabody, Mass. temples of adobe nnd stone, made cheapness of divorce, arc great contributing the Veterans into camp last night at Bal­ nurse nt St. Elizabeth’s hospital, Brighton, factors to the increase in divorces. Other T e le p h o n e i PEABODY 563 or H68 sterile tracts of land fertile by a moral. Tuesday the Playstead was used for Sports Comment has been visiting M iss M arie Ryan of High factors, of course arc involved; such as the good system of Irrigation, under­ the celebration, and on Wednesday wet street. spirit and swiftness of the age; the emancipa­ grounds prevented the Greeley team from 'The famed Home Circle team, previously stood astronomy, nnd possessed A rthur F. Jackson of Shawsheen Village tion of woman; the economic marriage, hus­ m eeting the Post Office. defeated by the Trojans in Lawrence, came Crocus Dates Away Back quite a remarkable traditional liter­ band and wife both working, the rabbit hutch Next week the season will be half over (and will be the Yale representative in the shot Foster, Song Writer, Born to Andover Sunday afternoon and walloped put in the International H arvard-Y ule nnd a tu re . flat, with the furniture tucked into the walls, the Townsman will have won only two games) the Sherrill club 12-1 at the Playstcad. ’I he in Horticultural History Oxford-Cambridgc track meet at the Harvard at Lawrenceville, Pa. The habits of the ruling class, and meals out of a tin can or from the deli­ On Thursday the league committee will hold local team was blanked until the final stanza. stadium tomorrow. Jackson’s best shot put Stephen C. Foster, beloved American The crocus has Its home on the though they were possessed of grent catessen; the growing non-observance of law a very important meeting in the V. F. W. Tommy Low, home for the week-end, twirled this season has been 45 feet, 6 1-2 inches. song writer, was burn in 1820 at I-llw shores of the Mediterranean sen and wealth, were simple nnd Innocent. and the draft from old teachings; the slacken­ rooms a t 8.15 when plans for the remainder of for the Sherrillites but received ragged sup­ ing of parental influence; and a growing rencevllle, near Pittsburgh, l'a., and eastward Into Asia. The name crocus They were n kindly, truthful rnce the season will he discussed. Averages for the port. Bud Skea and Drum Bissctt made tendency to regard marriage as an episode, first fifteen games will also l>e released next received Instruction In vocal and In­ Is of Greek origin and means saffran. nnd fell nn easy prey to the treach­ our of the Sherrill runs. Mickey Walker of Right of Way Law rather than a sacrament. week. Shawsheen, playing for the Home Circle strumental music nt nn early ngo. Snffran In turn is the English spelling erous und rapacious Spanish adven­ After spending two hours on our adding outfit, made two bingles in four chances. Many motorists are still ignorant of the Most of his southern ballads were In­ of the Arabic word “znfarnn." turers. After the conquest of the coun­ A big man (big because he didn't keep this machine, we have finally come to the con­ Low fanned 11 opponents. “right of way” law, hut even this lack of spired by trips to Bnrdstown, Ky., and The orange-yellow stigmas were try by the Spaniards nnd the destruc­ to himself) said to me a small while ago, with clusion that the Homestead Association of information is no excuse for accidents at in­ visits to Cincinnati, where he Ruined dried and used In medicines of early tion of tlielr rulers, the Qulchuns re­ deepening and roughening of his voice and Shawsheen Village scored about 21 runs last Two local girls took part in the swimming tersections, William II. Rogers, Chief of knowledge of negroes. It was a visit times. They also were used In cook­ trograded, forgetting the knowledge hiss eyes glittered with tears, “ I’m a bit proud night and the Veterans of Foreign Wars meet held on the holiday at Nautical Pool, Police, Winchester declared in stressing that of course, and like to hope that I helped get to Hnrdstown that Inspired “My Old ing, and still today the Persians and they hnd once possessed, and losing about 10. Ken McDonald started on the Revere, by the Boston Swimming Associa­ angle of the automobile accident problem there, but let me tell you, little madame, I mound for the Vets and the Homesteaders Kentucky Home.” Several of Ids songs Spaniards mix them with their rice. their skill In the arts. tion. Miss Mary M. Doherty placed third in which in his opinion deserves special atten had a ‘boost’ and a ‘hit’ to help me to my piled up 12 runs. Then Jimmy Dugan, yes, were composed before he was twenty In Greece and Rome. salTran was used the New England senior 100-metres champ­ tion. Failure to slow down for intersections is look through the knothole into the game of that fat fellow, went to the box and pitched ionship, which was won by Alice Bridges of one of thu major violations of the motor ns a perfume. It also was employed yenrs of age. Ills “Old Folks at Success! My mother- my little, delicate, air-tight hall for the rest of the game. He the Whitin A. C. Miss Mildred McGlynn hide laws and so far in the state wide Home” was published In 1850. About I extensively as a yellow dye and still World’s Coldest Room Is sturdy, angular mother— boosted from the allowed only nine runs, 1 1 hits, and fanned finished second in a special B.S.A. handicap combined enforcement m ovem ent now being one-fourth of Ills 104 songs, of which Is today In certain sections of the Old Used to Preserve Food day I can remember 'til, when she held my one man. In the third inning he retired three free-style race. conducted by all police departments under he wrote both words and music, were world. Commercial plantings of crocus great manhood on her frail shoulders, I men in a row on three pitched halls. Dugan the direction of the G overnor's Committee on The Cambridge low temperature pathetic negro melodies, which he did for the manufacture of saffran are reached the lift of my wife’s delicate, strong is coming right along. He has a wonderful Street and Highway Safety, the majority of research station Is one of the prin­ hands held down to me. Strange how much Several Distinguished Sons much to develop. After 1860 he lived ! still to be found In Persia, Spain, drop, a deceptive curve, a dazzling fast ball, the yellow tickets issued to drivers was for cipal orgnnl/.ntlons of the govern­ weight in discouraged man one little woman a tantalizing slow ball, and a remarkable Mrs. Wnshburne of Livermore, in New York. lie died June 13, 1804, France and Sicily. this violation. Chief Rogers statement is as ment's food Investigation department. can uplift! Between the two of them I never change of pace. With a few more years of Maine, had three sons governors, four follows: at the Bellevue hospital at the age of To us crocus Is one of the loveliest One of Its grentest problems, suys TU­ took my eyes off the Laurel Wreath that experience, he should reach the major members of congress, two sonntors, Failure to slow down at intersections is a thirty-eight. He was practically pen­ everybody's hustling alter one way or another of all spring-flowering plants, al­ RPS Magazine, Is the preservation of leagues without any difficulty. two ministers plenipotentiary, one ma­ common cause of accidents. Chance taking niless nt the time of Ids death. He though there also are fall-flowering and between my BOOST and my LIFT that Australian beef, which, unlike Argen Red Stack gave a fine exhibition of base jor-general and one naval captain. drivers who speed by blind corners are bound was married and had one daughter, crocuses In existence. Soon after the never gave out I’ve got a few of its treasured running. Trapped between first and second, to come to grief sooner or later, but I can also tine beef, cannot he transported tt Cmlwnllader (.'olden Washburn was Mrs. Marlnn Foster Welch, and one snowdrops have put In their appear­ leaves in my grasp!’’ he was about to reach second safely when he assure you that a great many accidents which this country In a merely chilled state governor of Wisconsin nnd Israel brother, Morrison. Among Ills most ance come the crocuses with their dashed back to first. Upon arriving there, he occur at street intersections arc caused by owing to the greater distance. found that the hall was over hy the tennis Washburn, ,lr.. was governor of Maine. famous songs are "Old Black .Toe," large showy blooms In white, yellow, Memorial Hull Library plain ignorance of the law. Though the research stntlon Is a ccn- courts, and so he had to stagger back to sec­ There were seven brothers, of whom "A great m any m otorists place great store "Nelly Was a l.ady," "Mnssa's In the purple, and stripes of lilac and purple ond again. Red stole second twice on the four snt In congress from four differ­ trnlly-hented building In Cambridge, The following new books have been added by the so-called ‘right of way’ law and a Cold, Cold Ground." "Snwnnee Itlver” on n white ground. Crocus must he sam e play. ent states. Ellhu B. Wnshburne, one great many of them who think they knmv the It contains a room compared with at the M em orial Hall library: and "Come Where My Love Lies grown In a sunny place. Otherwise The Veterans will he at their full strength law really know only half of it. Ask the which nn Eskimo's snow Igloo Is of the brothers, was secretary of D re a m in g .” the blooms do not open up fully.— ADAMS, J. T. HENRY ADAMS when they m eet the Post office on next average driver what motor vehicle has the sun parlor I A hundred degrees of Now, less than fifteen years after his death state and afterward minister to New York Herald Tribune. Tuesday. Last night Ev Collins, Jim and France. The cradle In which these right of way at an intersection and he will frost Is the lowest to which the mer Henry Adams stands out as one of the John Welch, and Frank Petty were among promptly say, ‘the car on the right.' That boys were rocked Is still shown In the $50,000 Worth of Forgotten cury has so far been allowed to drop, amazing intellects of our time and one of the missing. The decisive game between answer is correct as far as it goes, hut it does nnd cold of this Intensity Is sometimes the greatest figures in American literature. the Homestead team anil the Pioneers is old home town. not go far enough. The statute really says, in Jewelry in Firm’s Vaults U. S. Presidents Buried in 92 A212n found nt the poles, but nowhere else. scheduled for Balmoral field next Thursday. effect, th at the car on the right has the right ALEXANDER, GRAM) DUKE OF RUS Herbie Shaw will oppose either Jagalto or Forgotten or forsaken by Its owners, Widely Scattered Sections The scientists who work In these of way, providing it enters the intersection SIA. ALWAYS A GRAND DUKE Dstrowski. Mr. Fox Watched From Roof first, but if the car on the left happens to be unclaimed Jewelry worth $50,000 lies Both John Adams and John Quincy miniature polar regions must clothe This volume of his reminiscences is Cunning fox very smartly evaded first into the intersection, the car on the in the vaults of one of New York's Adams lie hurled In the grunlte tem­ themselves like Arctic explorers, for worthy companion to his previous book Town League pursuing hounds of the Muskerry right must yield. biggest Jewelry firms. ple of the First Unitarian church In the walls nnd roof are encrusted with “Once a Grand Duke.” 92 A375a W L Pet. hunt, near Derry, Ireland. It made "That is why many drivers go wrong. If Sunbursts, flower lockets nnd closed- Quincy, Muss., and Monroe und Tyler glistening frost, and long crystal BEARD. A CENTURY OF PROGRESS 6 0 t (100 T rojans srnlghr across country to a barn where they happen to be on the right, they believe case watches, reminiscent of the days In Hollywood cemetery, Richmond, Vu. Icicles hang like stnlnctltes In u cav Through its fourteen famous contributors Buffaloes 1 2 they have the right of way over everything on this book tells the story of man's conquests It w en t 11(1 II sloping ladder to the top of Merry Widow lints nnd turtle-neck Jefferson was burled in the family ern. About ten minutes nt a time is Ballardvale 1 3 their left, regardless of relative positions. sweaters, together with hundreds of since 18.13. 901 B38c Sherrill 0 3 of the roof, from which he watched They try to assert their rights. The man on burial lot nt Monticello, Albemarle the limit of endurance. BENNETT. JOURNAL, 1896-1928 smart modern pieces, all kept In per the Trojans are still the progress of the pack. The master the left holds to his, and the result is a collis- county, Virginia ; Madison, in the fam­ However, the solution of one of the This single volume contains the entire text Although away with the Town League race, they are of the hunt “drew" the hounds after feet condition hy constant care, await ily burial lot at Montpelier, Orange of the original three-volume American edi­ world's greatest problems—how finding the going a little tougher and Andover they lost the scent at the barn. In “ 1 wish th at every m otorist would realize the call of their owners. county, Virginia; Jackson, on the Her­ tion of Arnold Bennett's Journal. keep food fresh, pnlatable, nnd nu­ baseball fans are beginning to get a much the meantime Ileynard got down from that the ‘right of way' law is not much good Some pieces have been there as long mitage estate, near Nashville, Tenn.; 92 B439j tritive while being transported from better brand of baseball than they have wit­ Ills perch, anil, springing across n I except as an argument in court and that ns 40 years. One watch hears on Its Van Buren In the Kinderhook ceme­ l’ORMAN. OUR MOVIE MADE CHIL­ always comes afte r the accident has hap- one side of the globe to the other nessed all year. Curiously enough, the ’Vale Inneway. got clean away. Previously 1 neat repair tag the date "January 8 , tery, Columbia county, New York; DREN team has helped greatly in this upturn in the I pened. The best thing to do is just what the Is well worth the hardship. Shows the effects—botli good and bad—of n fox did Hie same trick. It is be­ 1885." Polk, in the state Capitol grounds, baseball business. The addition of three ! police, the courts and our enforcement random movie-going upon the health, Several years ago a woman called at players from the C. C. C. has been the answer lieved to lie Hie same animal which I tickets tell you to do: Slow down at inter­ Nashville, Tenn. conduct and morals of the spectators, to the B. A. A.’s S.O.S. Freddy Wise has been did It again.—Montreal Herald. sections.” the store for nn heirloom that had Taylor was burled near the old Tuy- Peculi.ritie, of Sheep especially the young. The book will appeal pitching good ball as the 'Vale men pressed been her mother’s, left there 2 0 y e a rs lor home (Springfield), about seven to every parent and teacher in the country. Domesticated sheep do not revert to the league leading Trojans, who squeezed out before for cleaning. The woman win miles east of Louisville, Ky. I Fillmore 173 F76 wildness If offered the chance. They 4 -3 and 3-0 victories last Tuesday and Friday. Some men are known by their deeds, others left It had departed suddenly for Okla In Forest Lawn cemetery, Buffalo, N. will always return to the pens In SUTHERLAND. THE ARCHES OF THE Meanwhile the Buffaloes have been coming by their mortgages. W . E. BILLINGS YEARS homo, where she married and, to all Y.; Pierce In Old North cemetery. Con­ which they were horn. A young ewe, right along with Stickney doing a nice job on Not only the exciting and absorbing Intents and purposes, “forgot about her cord, N. II.; Buchanan In Woodward the mound. Erratic fielding has been a big When Uncle Sam drives an individual out 36 M ain Street thrilled with new motherhood, some­ memoirs of a most unusual life, hut also a handicap to the ex-Hoodmen, although they of business *by selling below cost of produc­ mother’s watch." Hill cemetery, Lancaster, Pa.; John­ times will starve her baby to death— real contribution to literature. 92 S966 tion, who pays the taxes of the "evicted Her husband struck oil, became son in Greeneville, Tenn.; Benjamin will not allow him to suck her milk— are hitting the hall hard. pays Jeweler—Optician After winning sixteen league games in a business man? Ask us an easy one. The con­ wealthy, and on a pleasure trip to Harrison in Crown Hill cemetery, In­ Other hooks added to the library: in her ecstasy over It. She simply will row the Trojans are working under a mental sumer is the “ last man.” He pays it. New York she remembered the watch. dianapolis, Ind.; Cleveland In Prince­ not cease licking It and will not allow Cotter. Simple guide to rock gardening 716 C82 handicap, and it would not surprise us to see Identified It. and was pleased to find It ton, N. .1.; Arthur in the Rural ceme­ It out of her sight. It Is almost Im­ them drop a game any day now. Since last adjusted and In good running order.— tery , A lbany, N. Y. possible to make any sheep take a step Eberlein and Tarpley. Remodelling and adapting the sm all house. 728 E l fir Friday the Trojans have added three more i New York Sun. games to their string, one from each of the | backward. A flock of sheep descend­ Newberry” Julia Newberry’s diary. ing a hill will not go straight down, 92 N423 other three teams. New England COKE Ability of Philadelphia Lawyer, but always take a diagonal course. O’Donnell. Ghosts of London 133.1 026 The Ballardvale group was the first of the How to Make Time victims, dropping a 3-0 decision, t harlic There appear to be many different They prefer to drink from a tiny SchautBer and Rice. Mother’s Day People who get through nn lm opinions ns to the origin of the expres­ 808.9 S313m Aldrich was stingy with hits, giving only two. stream of running water rather than Bill Benson and Freddy Wise were the only D & H Cone Cleaned Anthracite menso amount of work nre always sion, "It would take a Philadelphia Woodward and Rose. Inflation 332.4 W87 from a big tank of still wnter or ones to gel singles from the losers. \\ ise. who those who know that Idling must not Baldwin. White collar girl lawyer to straighten it out." The pro from a generous stream.—Los Angeles opposed Aldrich, was not too generous him­ he allowed to put forth a covetous Beetling. The emerald clasp prletor of a newspaper was Indicted self. Only six Trojans reached nrst base hy MOTOR-STOKERS T im es. Bower. Open land i hand and steal live minutes here and for criminal libel and was successfully hitting. Not a single extra-base hit was made Burr. Wind in (he east AUTOMATIC COAL BURNING EQUIPMENT ' half nn hour there. They can obtain defended by Andrew Hamilton, a Cleugh. 'The hazards of Belinda throughout the game. a succession of successful results of Another pitching duel took place on Mon­ Philadelphia lawyer, In 1735. The case Earthworm Music Hay. The midshipmuid application, as a good farmer can ob- was epoch-making, us Hamilton estub Some people claim that earthworms day night when Stickney allowed six hits anil Kelland. The great crooner Deke Swcenev of the Trojans one less, as the Fuel Service Guaranteed—Try Us This Season tain the most from his land by a prop­ Halted for all time the principles of produce music at night. Much argu­ Kennedy. Long time ago er rotation of crops. It Is often found Buffaloes dropped a 3-2 contest in 1(1 innings free press and free speech, to which ment has been given In attempting to Loring. Hilltops clear to the leaders. 'This night-before game was the that the busiest folk are those who can Lowndes. The duchess intervenes the law of libel should be forever sub­ explain these sounds. Some believe best one that has been played in the Town Maxwell. Amos the wanderer find time to do a kind net In a friend servient. The New Knglnnd folks that the worms produce the sounds League this season. The Trojans were lucky Mcyncll. Su many doors or neighbor, for they know how to 111 have a saying: “Three Philadelphia to get away with this game. In the tenth B. L. McDonald Coal Co. by rubbing their bristles together; Phillpolts. Witch’s cauldron In one thing with another, till they frame after two were out, Jerry Winters was law y e rs a r e a m atch fo r lilt* very devil others think It Is hy scraping tlielr R inehart. The album hit by a Stickney pitch and then stole second. are actually said to he able to “make" himself." This is taken from the Sa­ bristles over stones. At any rate, It Is Rostrum. Protecting Margot The next batter sent a fly to short left which time when wnnted.—Montreal Herald. lem O b se rv er of M arch 13, 1824. poor music, nnd they themselves can­ Shanks. Queer Street should have been a routine put-out. “ Hard- Walpole. All souls’ night not hoar It, for they nre deaf. luck'' Burbine dashed in ami just before he SHINGLE APPLICATION reached the ball tripped and (ell as Winters Democracy Originated by dashed across the plate to give the 'Trojans a Estimates cheerfully given without obligation. Siberian Town’* Attraction* lucky win. If was a heart-breaker for Lefty A stroll through the crooked streets Ancient Spartan Lawgiver Stickney to lose, as he fanned ten and walked SPECIAL/STS In • No matter how far you go on your vacation, of Verchny-Udlnsk. strange old capital According to tradition, Lycurgus only one in the ten innings of play. Fred Asphalt Shingling, Tar and Gravel Roofing, and Metal W o rk . of the Mongolian Buryut republic, nnd was the author of the lnws and in­ Sullivan came through with a long triple, while Bill M cD onald and th at hitting pitcher Gutter and Conductor Pipe Work you will want to keep in touch with affairs in n swim In Lake Baikal, deepest In the stitutions of ancient Sparta and lived Deke Sweeney, pounded out doubles to star Andover. world, where grains of gold glitter In during the Ninth century U. C. In Free Examination Service — Telephone LAW. 7339 order to study the laws of other na­ at bat. the sand and seals disport themselves Last night the Trojans were given another in the crystalline fresh waters, nre tions. he traveled to Crete, Ionia, scare, but managed to finish on the long end • The easiest way and best way to learn of things Egypt and perhaps nlso to Spain, among the experiences encountered In of a 0-4 score over the now lowly Sherrill GEO. W. HORNE CO. this ancient Siberian town. Libya and India. On his return he club. The latter team was leading 4 1 at the 613 COMMON STREET : : LAWRENCE, MASS. at home is through remodeled the old constitution and es­ end of tile fifth and it looked bad for the tablished u new social order, which league leaders In the sixth, however, the Bird* Guard Sheep gave the people a voice In public af­ Trojans staged a rally, and aided and abetted by the erring Sherrillites they pushed across In Venezuela the shepherds do not fairs and led to the development of five tallies. . . . . , use dogs to guard their sheep. They Sparta Into a grent military state. He I ran Sparks opened the inning with a Add to the comfort and THE TOWNSMAN use birds which lire a species of crane. Is given credit for Sparta’s strict mili­ single, went lo second oil a wild heave, and These cranes appear to have all the tary organization and training, her reached third as Sammy Deycrmoral gained Intelligence of u sheepdog, and they system of education und for the sys­ first on Bunny Porter's error. Sparky scored VALUE of your home ... oh n round up n widely-scuttered flock at tem of subordinating the Individual to oil Sullivan's single and Deyermond reached second. Sammy landed on third with the nighttime und drive It home without the state. Some give him credit also help of a single hy Joe I lavis. The bases were hy installing an Special rates available for the least trouble when they have been for the foundation of the npolln or citizen assembly; the prohibition of now full. Ronun walked and a run was train e d . forced ill W ith the hasesstill loaded, Sweeney Summer months gold and silver currency; and the par­ Hied lo Joe Barton in center. After catching AUTOMATIC STORAGE tition of the land Into equal lots. The the ball, Joe lei the hall slip as lie was about Tammany Honored President* story goes that when this new consti­ to throw it and Sully scored the third run of The kitchi okeinuw, or great grand tution was completed, Lycurgus exact­ the inning, Joe Davis tallied a minute later sachem, was an honorary oflice con­ ed a promise from Ids countrymen not when Gus Asoiun miscucd, and a single hy Coutts put Jim Ronnn over with the final GAS WATER HEATER ferred by the Tnmiuuny society upon to change It until he returned from a proposed Journey; then ho volun­ thu following Presidents of the United The Trojubs were not at full strength last Status: Washington, John Adams, tarily exiled himself so us to hind night with O’Connor, Mai Lachlan, and • If ter work, after malar- • Leave your name and forwarding address at Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, John (J. them to this promise. The lows he Lawrence among the missing. I'rank Nelligan ing, after llte ehiltlren conic Adams and Jackson. The oltlce was founded nre said to have lasted a filled in at third, Sparks in right, and Sweeney the Townsman oflice and you will receive your in fr o m /tiny — y o u w a n t abolished after President Jucksou's thousand years. Some historians re­ and Konan alternated between the mound ami the infield. It is rumored that the Slier paper promptly each week. term . gard him. not us an actual ruler or h a t w a te r in sta n tly. lawgiver, hut us a god or mythical per­ rill club is to be changed somewhat before sonage. their next game.