,RVE ANNIVERSARY ,,inset of life . and Mrs. Thaxter Eaton, TI the You are leaving here me mystical lore, nbot st. have left for a week's Giie , A name, I trust., events Ion to Cleveland, Detroit and Ind r,nnittg That will not. perish ,1 their shadow before. era Falls in honor of their I .:1 In the dust. wedding anniversary. During —Thomas Campbell —Robert Southey Eaton's absence John E. nn- ANDOVER TOWNSMAN it recently appointed assistant treasurer, will amnia the is of the office. VOLUME 62, NUMBER 39' ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, JULY 14, 1949 PRICE, 5 CENTS fly the male nightingale sings 127 MAIN VIEWS 67 Trains New Speed Laws 'AUL'S TEL 2125 T. 19 Years' Experience Daily Thru Dressmaking • Remodeling OF • Alterations Add To Hazard In Ladle,' Suits, Coats and Nell!. Ballardvale Made to Order THE Railroad Replies Shawsheen Village NEWS CHOICE OF FINE To Selectmen On Chief Dane Says Regulations Just DODS AND LIQUORS By LEONARD F. ,JAMES What is the European trade Crossing Data Put Into Effect By The State On LOUIS SCANLON'S crisis, and how does it affect us? Fifty-three passenger trains and 14 freight trains pass over the ON THE ANDOVER LINE* The crisis centers on the basic fact Route 28 Should Not Apply In Town that there is a severe dollar short- Ballardvale railroad crossing in a The new speed regulations just And again beginning at the be- age abroad. Nations have been 24-hour period, the Boston & put into effect by the state on ginning of the state highway south "a we to sell enough goods in or- Maine railroad has informed the Route 28'have made it more dan- of Andover (just beyond Phillips selectmen. der to get dollars to pay for the gerous in Shawsheen instead of academy) thence southerly in An- In its letter replying to several goods they need front the United safer in the opinion of Police Chief dover for a distance questions put by the local board NOTE States. George A. Dane. of 0.57 miles at 40 m.p.h., the railroad also says that of this Dollar Shortage Just before the Intersection of thence 1.99 milcs at 45 m.p.h. number of trains, 21 passenger • After the war many European Balmoral street, the chief said, thence 0.59 miles at 40 m.p.h., and one freight train pass between closed Mondays during nations needed many more goods there is a sign indication a speed to the North Reading line. the hours of S:30 a.m. and 4:30 than they could pay for, yet their personnel a well-deserved p.m. of 30 miles an hour, "and this," "'These regulations are all right future security and prosperity de- says the chief, "is only about 100 outside of town" said Chief Dane, upon generous assistance These are the hours when most pended of the children on their way to yards away from the square where "but they should leave the speed from outside. Recognizing this a police officer on duty has all he of traffic in town up to the town rate by anticipating your situation and in an attempt to and from school would be using the crossing and it is the safety can do to keep traffic down to authorities. They know the local II be closed, by securing remedy the condition. the United of children which forms the basis eight miles an hour. The law still conditions." Slates conceived the Marshall Plan says that the speed through' an in- Speaking of the situation in as a means of assisting those na- of the protest which Ballardvale citizens have made against the tersection shall he no more than Shawsheen, Chief Dane said, tions to get dollars and eventually eight miles an hour." "We are having trouble enough opening the week after set them On their own economic Installation of automatic gates. They wish to have a gateman re- The new signs have been pout there now without speeding it up feet. up by the state department of pub- any more." While the state al- Marshall Plan Objectives tained at the crossing believing that he would offer greater pro- lic works in according with a lows a rate of 30 m.p.h. on Route The Plan has several objectives special regulation governing the 28, the chief has Union street in view and is based on a 4-year tection to children. The road's letter to the select- speed of motor vehicles. posted at 25 m.p.h. period of assistance towards self- This regulation establishes the On Route 28 near the square in recovery. The first objective is men is as follows: >rt Market Roy E. Hardy, Billy Gens of 237 N. Main st., proudly poses "Princess Elita" speed limits on Route 28 in An- Shawsheen Village, the police de- to provide Europe with United for our camera man after the handsome thoroughbred collie won first dover as follows: partment has had a "road patrol- States gifts and loans of food, raw Andover Board of Selectmen, Accommodation Service Andover, Mass. prize at the pet show conducted on the Shawsheen olaystead. Northbound traffic: (from the led" sign posted for several materials and machinery to tide "Princess Elita" is by Harold F. owned Gens, Billy's father. North Reading — Andover Line) years, having obtained permis- Dear Mr. Hardy, il.00k Photo) (Continued on Page Six) In answer to your questions in northerly in Andover 0.51 miles sion of the state to install it letter of June 11th regarding the at 40 m.p.h. there. This sign has been taken proposed installation of automatic thence 2.20 miles at 45 m.p.h. down and replaced almost at the Protest Increase gates and flashers at Andover Rain Brings Some Relief thence 0.30 miles at 40 m.p.h. same spot by one of 30 m.p.h. street crossing, Ballardvale. thence 0.14 miles at 30 m.p.h., Tine chief during a conference D. Ey In Phone Rates We appreciate the fact that to the end of the state highway with state officials before these ignes many people fear a change of pro- To Long-Parched Crops south of Andover (near Phillips new regulations were put into 'ren, Mass., says: A petition bearing the names tection, but we have been gratified academy.) effect held out for a speed no Rain came to parched New Eng- greater than 25 of many townspeople protesting in many instances by the accept- And beginning at ;he state high- m.p.h. in the the recent 100 percent raise in land Sunday in the seventh week town. I purchased a General ance of this type of protection as way north of Andover (the rail- 930, of the drought bringing some Broken Power Line "I'm getting complaints about i continuously since then, and telephone rates between Andover highly satisfactory by the same road bridge) thence northerly in caused me one bit of trouble, and Lawrence was sent by the groups which strongly protested measure of relief to harrassed Andover too much speed all over town," day I bought it. I think this selectmen after Monday's meeting installation on 'grounds similar to market gardeners and eased the Cuts Off Lights the chief said, "and now they al- know about it. You 0.44 miles at 40 m.p.h. ted you to to the Massachusetts department those you mention. excessive strain on water systems. Falling Limb Of Tree On low the traffic to go faster. y General Electric products." thence 0.73 miles at 30 m.p.h. "However," he added, of public utilities. Greater visibility presented by Here in Andover it was reported to the Lawrence line. "these people who have been using All signers of the petition are Lupine Road Breaks Wire speed limits do not do away with n the numerous red lights with that Sunday's rain, which John Southbound traffic: Beginning years or longer! residents of Andover and all are And Cripples Service the law on the books. Instead of gates together with reliability of at Andover at a point 270 feet telephone subscribers. The change Campbell, forest ranger at the Electric power in the center of making it safer down there operation, we feel sure will in south of the Lawrence city line put into efflict recently increased observation station on Prospect the town was suddenly cut off (Shawsheen they have made it each of the situations you men- thence southerly in Andover for the charge of calls between An- Wednesday morning due to the worse. If the state keeps step- tion—that is, school children, road measured at .37, would, help a distance IOU leer and Lawrence from five to raspberries, blueberries, corn and breaking of a primary wire near ping it like it has here there cult btil 0 of 0.70 miles at 30 m.p.h., It tents. (Continued on Page Two) the second hay crop. Farmers all the sub station on Lupine road won't be home rule any more." thence 0.38 miles at 40 m.p.h. wOndeTlul Ile* over New England were reported caused by the falling limb of a A few minutes observation on thence 0.90 miles at 30 m.p.h. to have suffered great losses in tree. South Main street yesterday c GA spate Mower to the end of the state highway the past few weeks due to the The accident happened at 8:02 showed that the signs do not con- north of Andover (the railroad Civic Interest Displayed prolonged dry spell and excessive a. m., putting out all lights in the fuse autoists. They boom along ReiriBerlit°rvot bridge.) an heat. square and the adjacent area for at the same rate in all zones. an hour and nine minutes until the The threat of forest fires was today — d At Pomp's Bathing Beach break could be eased somewhat by the precipita- located and re- paired by a crew from the Law- glad for leetts Improvements at Pomp's pond tion which in some parts of the Youngsters Display Pets have been augmented by the sup- state measured more than half an rence Gas & Electric company. 10 come' port of Andover citizens. Since Couple Observe inch. At present no forest fires Service was restored at 9:11 a. m. the area was officially opened June of any consequence are going in Rain on the heavy foliage is be- In Shows On Playgroun c lieved to have caused the limb to Several shows will be conducted 27, many residents have expressed 50th Anniversary Massachusetts. Maine got well Maureen Darley; 2nd, "Tippy" crack and drop on the wires. on the playgrounds Friday after- a wish to help create a more at- At a party given in their honor over an inch of rain putting a entered by Raymond Hutchins; William E. Casey. general man- noon, Ballardvale holding its an- tractive and multi-useful beach three sons Rob- check on the forest fire menace 3rd, "Rex" entered by Bernard ELECTRIC Monday by their ager of the company, explained nual baby show, the Central a doll and picnic area. Charles, and James and in that state. St. Jean; biggest dog, "Lady" en- ert, that there are five 2300 volt wires show and Shawsheen a hat show. Rene St. Jean, gardener at the dairghter. Mrs. Harry Chadwick. tered by Maureen Darley; small- Agriculturalists were quick to conning out of the Lupine road Last Friday the youngsters on Andover inn, donated his services Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scobie, 16(1. est dog, "Tippy" entered by Ray- Refrigerator point out that Sunday's rain did sub station and it was one of these the playgrounds brought out their last week to clear away the brush Lowell st. observed their 50th mond Hutchins; prettiest cat. not end the drought, that two or that had been burned through. pets for display in the annual pet and small trees in the shady area wedding anniversary. The couple "Matilda" entered by Lana Done; three more inches of soaking rain Service distributed by the other show. Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds of the beach. This made possible were the recipients of a large bou- stuffed animals, 1st, a tie between are needed all over the state to wires was not affected. and turtles featured this exhibit. the installation of two picnic quet of roses and a sum of money.. Val Robbins and Kenny Eldrick: revive lagging crops. A repair crew was dispatched to The results: tables for the added enjoyment of They also received about 150 2nd, Carol Ann Gaudet and 3rd, Locally the rain Sunday put a the scene and starting from the Central: Kittens, 1st, Mary Lou HILL the patrons. cards and numerous gifts. Norman Leahy; the gold ribbon temporary halt upon the heavy Dargoonian; sub station, traced the wires until 2nd, Marilyn Davies was awarded to Lana Done and TELEPHONE 10' Leo M. Pimpare of Ballardvale Guests were present from New drain on the water system which - the trouble was located and re- and 3rd, Carol Davies; zoo con- her cat "Matilda." trimmed and cut the branches of Britain, Conn., Greenwich, Conn., saw two new pumping records es- test, 1st, Elaine Ouellette; cats, all paired. Shawsheen: Barbara King's two the shade trees in the area of Arlington, Melrose, Medway and tablished last week. 1st. Sally Bilodeau; 2nd, Kathleen the beach and also intends to do cats won first and third prizes and Andover. The station just recently set a O'Brien and 3rd, Annette Ruhl; the same in the spot cleared by When asked what type of hob- Richard Davis won second. In the new all-time high mark in pump- Want Eligible List puppies, 1st, George Demers; 2nd, Mr. St. Jean. All vegetation must dog contest, William Gene won bies they enjoy, they both an- ing when for the seven day period Beverly Muise and 3rd, Mary Rob- he cared for in this way to pre- swered that they "love to putter first prize, John Lowe, second and eliding June 17 a total of Of Police Reserves ertson; dogs, 1st. George Finger; terit the decay and destruction of Rita Bourque, third. Under zoo around in the garden." 16,264,000 gallons were pumped. The selectmen at Monday 2nd. Sandra Glennie and 3rd, the shade trees at the pond. The couple came to this coun- animals, Alan Flye's turtle took your night's meeting voted to request Peggy Muse; stuffed animals, 1st, 'With the advent of weenie try from Dundee, Scotland in This record was broken during first prize and in the fish class, the civil service commission for an Carol Waldie; the gold ribbon roasts, marshmallow roasts and the past week when in the July 2 1923. Mr. Scobie has been super- eligible list of reserve police offi- was won by George Demers. (Continued on Page Ten) corn roasts the need for a stone to 8 period, inclusive, a new rec- intendent at West Parish cemetery cers. This list was reduced to one Indian Ridge: Most popular fireplace has become increasingly ord of 17,515,000 gallons was set. since 1928. They have six grand- earlier in the year when three po- dog: 1st, "Lady," entered by apparent through the years. Win- children. During this time the daily pumping averaged 2.5 million lice officers were appointed fol- throp White of Woburn st., was lowing a vote of the town meeting instrumental in helping to obtain gallons but another new record the necessary for a single day's pumping was to reduce the hours of police offi- Attending P. A. stone so that a large Police Wage War cers from 48 to 40 a week. stone fireplace for future cookouts established Sunday, July 3, when may 2,820,000 gallons were pumped. The selectmen also requested Summer Session be constructed now by the On Fast Drivers the civil service commission for an staff. its campaign to Among the students Work has already begun on Continuing The daily average fell off Sun- eligible list from which they could currently the structure with the digging of stamp out fast driving on the day, but Monday was rising stead- make the appointment of a per- enrolled in the Andover summer a session at Phillips academy are: foundation and within a few streets of the town the police de- ily and by Tuesday was climbing manent sealer of weights and partment last week sent the names Bruce B. Emerick of 361 N. Main buck aagin toward the 2.5 million measures. Lewis N. Mears resigned (Continued on Page Nine) of 15 motorists to the registry of gallon average. that position some months ago st., William L. Ganem of 20 Can- motor vehicles for action. This terbury st., J. Laurence Higgins of The number of persons sprink- and Wilson Crawford, custodian usually means the suspension of 430 S. Main at., William F. Lucey, ling lawns during the dry weather of the town house, is acting in licenses for a period of seven days and the irrigation of numerous that capacity. Jr., of 9 Abbot at., Richard W. Vacation-Bound? Meagan of 50 Water et., North or more. farms in West Andover account The Massachusetts Selectmen's Traffic officers last week were Andover, Roland H. Sherman, Jr., PRUNING for the heavy increase in water association has endorsed the cam- Have the TOWNSMAN stationed at different times on of 66 Cehtral at., and John R. consumption in this period. paign for the children's Medical keep you posted on what Lowell street, Salem street, Elm White of 16 Wolcott ave. IS AN ART center, funds for which will be is happening In Andover street and at the corner of Whit- Another welcome rain storm The Andover summer session, collected starting the second week while you are away. tier and Summer street. It was Wednesday brought precipitation instituted as a wartime measure Which improves the in August, and the board voted appearance of from these localities that numer- of .79 in this area up to noon and in 1942. to permit students to ac- your to cooperate in the distribution of shrubs and trees, .. ous complaints about speeding is expected to have some benefi- celerate their preparation for col- coin boxes to be placed in public reached the police station. cial effect upon farms and back- lege or for the armed services, Call 1943 . . . Estimate, buildings as well as stores and of- SKILL,ED It was noted in the list of names yard gardens here. This rain has continued to function in peace- MART Pre* Offered fices. Atty. Vincent F. Stulgis is and we'll mall your copy iR SERVICE forwarded to the registry that should also curtail lawn sprink- time to aid students in college chairman of the local drive. of the 563 about half of the autoists were ling for several days and ease the preparation and in anticipating TOWNSMAN to 1 LAW Tel. Manchester 300 your summer TEL. 767 residents of the town. heavy drain on water systems. (Continued on Page Two) courses. address. _ - • gates and flashers where pe- Want Persou 67 Trains Daily Engagement Eligible List destrian traffic in heavier. On OBITUARIES Pa‘id I.. tin Through Ballardvale ( 'II ri stoph er--Ed m unds For Police Reserves our east route main line, for GEORGE W. FRAIZE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Ed- Is visiting for A Tribute (Continued from Page One) munds. So. Main at., announce the (Continued from Page One i summer home example, there are two cross- George W. Fraize, 72, a long- After a pilgrimage of almost a time resident of Andover and for engagement of their daughter Walter Pears. slope of approach "blind corner" ings in Beverly, Cabot street century Josephine Brown Fuller It was voted to comply with the many years employed by the de- Cecelia, to Thomas P. Christopher, Miss Diane and elderly people—result in vast and Balch street, which are rests. The journey is over. The recommendation submitted by the partment of public works, was eon of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas rd.. is vacatiol improvement over the present used to a great extent by pe- character of the service that was director of civil service regarding stricken with a cereheral hemor- Christopher of Si Platt st., Law- the classification of salary ranges Cape Cod. manual protection. destrians. In Ipswich there held seemed like the continuation Allen Dodge rhage about 6 p. m. Saturday in of the living spirit of Mrs. Fuller, rence. for each position in the Public In our own investigations, we is a playground in the imme- the park near Punchard High Miss Edmunds graduated from cOnYing a w must, first of all, have assurance simple, quiet, dignified and free welfare department. Failure to diate vicinity of Liberty and school anti was found dead early St. Patrick's High school, Law- comply with the welfare compen- Camp Onway, that safety will he increased be- front undue solemnity and sad- Mrs. David L. hinebrook road crossing con- Sunday morning. He had left his rence, and is employed by Look sation plan would he failure to fore we can justify a change to cerning which the school com- ness. st., Mrs. Nellie home at 101 Chestnut street to go Photo Service, Andover. Mr. comply with the state law in the effect economies. mittee advised the DPU April Her life was one of fine appre- and Mrs. H. shopping and failed to return. ciation. She loved the good, the Christopher is employed by matter and could result in the In answer to your questions: ave.. are 13, 1948 in part as follows: He leaves three sisters, Mrs. Slater's Express and is a member loss of federal funds. ytaple 1. While we have not as yet beautiful and the true. She found for several day "Some months ago the Bos- Michael Cashman and Mrs. Jane those things by the wayside and of the Lawrence council, 67, The June report of Ralph NV. many installations of this ton and Maine railroad es- Fisher, both Of Andover, and Mrs. K. of C. Coleman, building inspector, was Curtis at her type between Boston a n d pointed them out to others. Boothbay Barb tablished an automatic gate Charles McGuire of Lawrence; Strengths and beauty were bound received and approved. Haverhill, the crossing at at the railroad crossing at three brothers, Joseph of Lynn, BIRTH A Mr. and Mrs. together In her life, love and just- froRichardm York are v Ward Hill may he fairly com- Linehrook road, Ipswich, Elizah of Lawrence, and Albert of Bresnahan] --- A daughter Fri- H. Fitzgerald regarding "slow" New ice found reciprocal companiOn- mother, Mrs. parable in pedestrian traffic Mass. The crossing is at Andover. day, July 8, at the Lawrence Gen- signs which he suggested be placed ship. Family ties were strong and 12 Florence st., to the Ballardvale crossing. the very entrance of the Born in New Foundland, he eral hospital to Mr. and Mrs. at the corner of Chestnut, street her love went forth without stint cot vacationing On other lines we have cross- Linehrook playground, Ip- made his home in Andover for the .1 o s e p h Bresnahan (Kathleen and Highland road was referred ings protected by automatic or reserve. Through it all there Mr. and Mrs. swich, which serves as a past 53 years and was an employee was a triumph of faith. McDonald ), 5 Walker ave. to Pollee Chief George A. Pane. play center during the sum- of the Andover water department family have r lier passing is a loss to the mer for all the children in prior to his retirement. He was home 34 High community. Telephone 7889 Established 1884 week's vacation the community. Last sum- an attendant of St. Augustine's A FRIEND mer there was a weekly at- church, and a member of the Holy Mrs. II'. Her tendance at this playground Name society. Alice lint ellesor of 2,500 children from pre- The funeral was held from the rode Chick of Fl school age to adolescents." M. A. Burke funeral home Tues- Gilliard Resigns it Crane's Beach S. Fifty-three passenger trains day with a solemn high mass of Mrs. John F. ( ct.. has returne and 14 freight trains pass requiem at 9:30 o'clock in, St. As Town Engineer over Ballardvale crossing in a Augustine's church. The Rev. The resignation of Charles T. vacation in New 24-hour period week days. Henry F. Smith, O.S.A., was cele- Gilliard as town engineer was re- Mr. and Mrs. Of this number, 21 passenger brant; the Rev. John Gildea, ceived at Wednesday night's meet- if Florence at. trains and one freight train O.S.A., of Merrimack college, ing of the board of public works. You will find gifts, front a recent tri pass between the hours of deacon, and the Rev. John Burns, The resignation will he effective Ile. 8:30 a.m. and .1:00 p.m. O.S.A., of Merrimack college, sub- Sept. 1. Mr. and Mrs. F (I Park st., have We are very glad to give you deacon. The resignation was accepted Useful Burial was in Holy Sepulchre by the board with regret after Mr. STRATFORD recent vacation i STORROWTON VILLAGE, this and any additional informa- cemetery, North Andover. Bearers Gilliard's 27 years service with Mr. and Mrs. tion. you may desire. wood, 7 Harding FAIRGROUNDS were: Cornelius 0' Brien, Walter the town. Decorative We have a moving picture film Baker, Earl SHOP in of Hampton h showing the operation of several Powers, Charles Employees of the department iWEST SPRINGFIELD Shorten, David Mills, and Philip installations on our own line as will start next week on their an- MASS. Gaudet. 50-A MAIN STREET Distinctive well as of several crossings in nual two weeks' vacation. A skeleton crew will be retained. other parts of the country where TEL. 1350-R GO MODERN! travel, both vehicular and pedes- WILLIAM A. HARDY Work will he started to prepare trian, Is heavier than at Ballard- William A. Hardy, member of Main street from the square to the Store fresh fa an old Andover family and for the railroad bridge for a hot top dress- va le. If desired, we shall be glad and enjoy its c pant to show this film before any inter- 35 years a patent attorney ing, work on which will be started sayings. adm. 604 Incl. tam for the Thomas A. Edison Co., of ested group. Aug. 1. Orange, N.J., died Sunday at the The board at its meeting last . 'lama management as lamous Very truly yours, Mary Hitchcock hospital in Han- Thursday night voted to purchase N. NEW YORK, WHITS PLAINS S. G. Phillips, over, N.H. He lived in Summit, an 8-inch hydrant, 12 6-inch hy- One Year Ago and f BOSTON Antiques Pairs Chief Engineer N.J., but was staying at his sum- drants, and a 10-inch gate valve MILK PRODU History repeats?—It seems so! One year ago this store mer home in Marlboro, N.H. at the from the Rensellaer Valve Co.. of Frozen Foo time of his illness. Troy, N. Y., for the 1949 water sold ONE HUNDRED CASES OF CANNED FRUITS and TANTALLON RI He was born in Andover, at- extensions. Prices quoted by the VEGETABLES IN ONE WEEK!—Now the hue and cry tended the'publfc schools here and company were: 8-inch hydrant, that we hear is that DROUGHT CONDITIONS will cause in 1906 graduated from the Mass- $111.30; 6-inch gate valves, achusetts Institute of Technology. $42.80 each, and 10-inch gate higher prices in the fall on fruits and vegetables. It was shortly afterward that he valve, $110.85. CASUA joined the Edison company as The contract for bituminions We want you to take advantage at this time of the mer- NEAR GOSSETT'S POND patent attorney and remained with concrete to be delivered and laid chandise that we have in our store, at a saving to you of A. Everett Austin presents it up to the time of his death. on Main street was awarded to 10% to 15% saving on CASE LOTS — We will not re- COMI "AN INSPECTOR CALLS" Besides his widow, Ethel T. Warren Bros. of Cambridge, at a The psychological "whodunit" (rozier) Hardy, formerly of New- bid of $7.45 a ton. A bid of $7.80 strict you to the above mentioned merchandise — you by J. B. Priestley port, R.I., he leaves a daughter, a ton was received from the' Bar- may please yourself on any item that you like! Nightly Through Saturday — Curtain 8:30 P. M. Ann Abbott Hardy; a sister, Miss ret Co. of Malden. Seats: $1.20 - $1.80 - $2.40 (Tax Included) H. Evelyn Hardy of Andover; and A request of the Andover Fire- two brothers, Philip L. Hardy of men's Relief association for use Next Wcek — Tues., through Sat., July 23 July 18 East Greenwich, R.I., and Roy E. of the playstead Sept. 15, 16, 17 "SMILIN' THROUGH" Hardy of Andover. and 18 for a carnival was The Rockport Market The funeral was held Wednes- granted. P ROFESSIONAL SUMMER STOCK day afternoon at Newport, R.I., Bids for construction of the Telephone Andover 1234 — Accommodation Service and burial took place there. Morton street sewer in connection with the veterans' housing project GLORIA JEAN TOWNSEND were received as follows: Louis C. KNUEPFER & DIMMOCK PERFECT Gloria Jean Townsend, one-day- 286 ESSEX STREET White and Cyr of Lawrence: digging, $3.25 LAWRENCE old daughter of John and Claire a foot; manholes, $1.40 each; "SHOES SERVICE... (Beaulieu) Townsend, River st., ledge estimated 30 yards, $14 a THA Why do the wash yourself when Ballardvale, died Tuesday morn- yard; Lewis & Scott: digging, ing at the Lawrence General hos- $3.19 a foot; manholes, $80 each; *X-RAY I we can inexpensively and effi- pital. ledge, $3 a yard. For 630 feet of ciently relieve you of this try- She leaves, besides her parents, construction the bid of Lewis & ing chore? You'll like our per- two brothers, John, Jr. and Bruce; Scott would amount to $2,339.70, REINH her maternal grandparents, Mr. while that of the Cyr company fect service! and Mrs. Ernest Beaulieu and her would be $2,887.50. The contract 49 M QUICK WO' WASH SERVICE paternal grandparents, Mr. and was awarded to Lewis & Scott. EXPERT FLAT WORK Mrs. Nelson Townsend, all of Bal- lardvale. Burial was in Spring The ALL CHARGES REASONABLE! population of North Amer- Grove cemetery, Friday. ica more than doubled between 1880 and 1910. EASY TERMS BARBARA ELIZABETH INVIS Andover N EWMAN Here To Serve Barbara Elizabeth Newman, 21- Steam Laundry months'-old daughter of Henry I. HERE and Laura (Whitney) Newman CALL 110 of Haverhill and formerly of An- Praise( dover, died at Haverhill Wednes- Magnavox day. Big-Picture Television DEAFEI The funeral will be held Friday with H E4 afternoon with services at the CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT "90" screen Tilton funeral home at 2:30 —ALSO— Magnascope - S E o'clock. Burial will be in the Cesspool, and Septic Tanks and 12 1 :2 " tube! NO R INIONOMONED- South church cemetery. Andover. Installed Relatives and friends are In- No vited to call tonight between CHARLES CORBEIL 7 TEL. LOWELL 7236 Don and 9 o'clock. MAGNAVOX MODULAR. No He Hand-rubbed mahogany Bu finish. Matching table, $35.

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COAL —COKE —OIL AcouLtiton Stepl Room 305 Bay St "AIR-CONDITIONED" Olt FIURNER' MI'IMN won m, rn. 000s Makes Shopping as Pleasant as a Trip to the Beach! EverojtCTStev Dictograph I Personals••• Miss Marjorie Campbell of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. igible List echht terrace visited at Plum Houston, Sunset Rock rd. for the David I.. Colitis. 2 Florence at., Island recently. past three weeks. iting for several days at the :e Reserves vis Miss Hildamay Cargill. 44 Stev- Miss Letitia Noss, 62 Elm at., summerIs home of Mr. and Mrs. nued from Page One) ens et., visited in. Exeter, N.H., was a recent guest aboard the Walter Pearson at Ipswich, Mass. recently. U.S.S. Midway the airplane carrier Miss Diane Nicoll. 2 Stratford toted to comply with the ills Elinor Houston Oberlin of which docked in float on several dation submitted by the rd is vacationing' for a week on Toledo, O. has 1104.n visiting her days ago. f civil service regarding rape Cod. fication of salary ranges Allen Dodge, 71 Summer at., is week's vacation at position in the public en joying a Upholster early with our stunning new fabrics. lepartment. Failure to ramp Onway. ith the welfare compen- Mrs. David L. Colitis. 2 Florence Expert workmanship assured. an would he failure to st., Mrs. Nellie Kimball. Avon at., 'Rh the state law in the and Mrs. II. W. Wariman, 32 nd could result in the Maple ave., are being entertained sderal funds. for several days by Mrs. Walter Line report of Ralph W, Curtis at her summer home in building inspector, was itoothbay Harbor, Me. and approved. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richards of or received from Richard yew York are visiting the latter's terald regarding "slow" mother. Mrs. Martha Pearson of ich he suggested he placed (2 Florence st., and who is at pres- orner of Chestnut street ent vacationing at Ipswich Beach. bland road was referred Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Coutts and Chief George A. Dane. family have returned to their home 34 High at.. following a Established 1884 week's vacation at Ipswich Beach. Mrs. W. Henry Hughes, Mrs. (' 1E CO. Alice Ilutcheaon and Mrs. Gert- piste line of woodworking and metal wnrking machinery; rude Chick of Florence at.. visited Electric Motors I, to 10 II. I'.; Chain Hoists, hand and electric; d. at Crane's Beach recently. Lyon metal products; Roller Conveyors; Desks; Cabinets; Let, BART METAL WORK Mrs. John F. Craig, 16 Fletcher Air view of the site chosen for the veterans' housing project which will cover 4.6 acres off ter Files; Lockers; Shelving; Aluminum Folding Chairs; Gas the westerly side of Morton street extension, shown curving down the hill at left of photo. Line of st., has returned from a recent and Electric Arc Welders; Airco Acetylene Generators; Steam houses at top are those extending along Morton street at the top of the hill. (Look Photo) vacation in New York city. Rollers; Radiators; Stoves; Lawn Chairs; Stools; Wardrobes; Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacGregor I Reams; Pipe; Angles; Rods; Bars. if Florence st., have returned Raymond DeRuisseau, Olive home on Shawsheen rd., after Mrs. Jessie Sangster of Jackson gifts, from a recent trip to York Beach, ave., Lawrence, advertising man- spending several days in New Heights, N.Y. has returned to her Me. ager of the Andover Townsman, York City. , home following a week's vacation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Erhardt, is spending two weeks at an army Patrick McCafferty is improving at the home of her sister, Mrs. 66 Park at., have returned front a camp in Schenectady, N.Y. where nicely at his home 19 Elm ct. fol- l'eter MacGregor. 23 Florence at. YARDS AND WAREHOUSES recent vacation in the White nits. Ire is a lieutenant in the quarter- lowing a recent appendectomy Miss Joyce Davis. 20 Florence seful 20 • 24 -52 • 54 MEDFORD, STREET Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Green- master corps. performed at the Lawrence Gen- at. is on vacation at the home of 26 BENNETT STREIT wood, 7 Harding at., are vacation- Ensign Paul Bechard, USN, was eral hospital. her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. LAWRENCE —:— TELL LAW. 37163 • 37144 Decorative In at Hampton beach. a recent guest at the home of the Mrs. Thomas Chadwick, 50A Samuel Prior in So. Lawrence. Rev. and Mrs. Frederick B. Noss, Whittier st. visited recently in Airs. Thomas F. Woodhead and Distinctive 02 Elm st. Lynnfleld. daughter, Virginia of Elm at. have Mr. and Mrs. John Deyermond, John R. Sullivan, 61 Red Spring returned front a two week vaca- Jr., and family of Oneida, N.Y., rd. has returned to his duties at tion spent in Pa. and Williams- are here for a week's visit with the Bolta Co. Lawrence, after a burg, Va. Store fresh foods in a locker the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. week's vacation. Gordon Boddy, 66 Maple ave., and enjoy its convenience and John Deyermond of 11 Shawsheen is enjoying an annual vacation at rd. Mrs. Charles McDevitt and savings. Hampton beach. Louise Sherman, 354 Main daughters, Patricia and Janet of st., is enrolled in the course "Mod- Philadelphia, Pa., are visiting at Miss Susan S. Wonson of High N. E. ern Ways of Working with Chil- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas at., Ballardvale, visited recently Ago dren" being given in the summer E. Woodhead, 184 Elm st. in Maine. MILK PRODUCERS ASS'N Sumner Davis, Jr.. of 20 Flo- Mrs. Samuel Harris who has ne year ago this store session of the Nursery Training MALCOLM E. LUNDGREN Frozen Food Lockers school of Boston. rence st. is vacationing at Camp been visiting her son, Norman CANNED FRUITS and Miss Patricia Puliafico, operator Dennen, Buzzards Bay. Harris in Connecticut for several DONALD E. LUNDGREN Now the hue and cry at Ande's beauty shop, has re- Miss Lois Craig, 16 Fletcher at. weeks. has returned to her home on Washington ave. DNDITIONS will cause turned from a week's vacation has returned to her home follow- spent at the home of her parents ing a recent trip to Utica, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carter, • and vegetables. in Barre. where she was maid of honor for 4 Main Street terrace are enjoy- Frederick W. Gould, assistant her sister, Margaret, a former ing an annual vacation in Maine. the mer- Personal Service t this time of cashier at the Andover National resident of Andover. Mrs. Bernard Sullivan of Mor- :, at a saving to you of bank is enjoying his annual vaca- Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sullivan, ton et., has returned to her duties iw ITS — We will not re- tion. 61 Red spring rd. visited in Essex at Ford's bakery after an annual Miss Shirley Mason, Celia st., recently. vacation. d merchandise — you Shawsheen, is enjoying her annual Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Donovan Miss Margaret Reid has re- Any City or Town that you like! vacation. and sons, Bruce and Kent of 95 turned to her home at 43 High st. Miss Anne Birdsall, 22 Florence High at. are enjoying a week's following several days' vacation at., clerk in the town clerk's of- tour in Canada. with friends in So. Lawrence. fice, is enjoying her annual vaca- Miss Madeline Fitzgerald has Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wetterberg Telephone 2073 tion at Old Orchard beach, Me. of 53 Summer at., are entertaining recently changed residence from 18 Elm Street t Market Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wrigley, 67 52 Main st to 132 Main at. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Moody High at., are home after enjoying Miss Irma C. Beene, 55 High and son Glenn, of Auburn, Me. Andover, Mass. accommodation Service a week's stay in York, Me. at. visited relatives recently in for the week. Miss Charlotte Frye, 67 High So. Braintree. st., is enjoying a visit in Black- Miss Ina Petrie who was re- White and Multi-Color stone. cently elected grand president of Arthur Bliss of Hill's Hardware the grand lodge of ladies auxiliary is enjoying his annual vacation. to the order of Scottish clans, has Miss Cynthia Black, Jocelyn returned to her home, 6 Chicker- White and E. Letitia Noss spent ing et., following a visit to St. OW the weekend in No. Sandwich, Laurent, Quebec, Canada where N.H. at the Noss cottage. she instituted a new auxiliary. DO YOU Miss Constance Cole and Miss Miss Petrie had just completed a Katherine McCarthy, both of High John B. Souter, Jr., 34 Elm•st. st., and Miss Eleanor Kruschwitz is enjoying a week's vacation at HAVE THIS of North Andover. are enjoying a Hampton beach. week's vacation at Dennisport. trip which included Buffalo, De- Mrs. J. J. Twomey and daughter troit and the Scottish games at Mavis, of Haverhill st., are enjoy- Hamilton, Ontario. KIND OF ing a vacation at Hampton Beach. Mrs. Annie Davie of 20 Florence Thomas Merrick of Shawsheen at. is vacationing with relatives in rd., is spending the week with his East Barrington, N.H. INSURANCE friend, Paul Halbach, • at their Miss Marilyn and Carol Davis camp at Cobbetts' pond, N.H. of 20 Florence at. are spending Mrs. Nancy Gibson and daugh- two weeks at Lincoln Hill camp FOUND ter, Ruth, have returned to their in Foxboro. ONLY IN A Magnavox Picture Television with tiE 4 R E atilittg.M1. RA N 1 -" SE E fRYT HING 'scope "90" screen No,v Rece n d 121 2 " tube! iver Butter; THAT COOKS WITH THE in the ev. for GAS TURNED Csii Ievery great D Qmihn9 cord , vox innovation You can start a Complete meal of meat, vegetables and dessert in a Chambers Range with only 20 to 30 minutes of gas, turn off the gas completely, and Host, steadiest. Come see amazing new let retained heat finish the cooking automatically. inates flicker and glare. 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4 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — JULY 14, 1949

ItEAi,TY TRANSFERS World War Play Fall Sport Russell .1. Foster et ux to Nich- Local Girl Wins WEDDINGS... Phillips Sc olas F. Caruso et ux, "Shawsheen ECONOMOP A ULOS--DANTOS baby's breath. Hydrangeas decor- At West Newbury schedule for Village", Fletcher at. Kiwanis Jackpot ated other parts of the house. Palms a n d white gladiolas Nelson Case, of the Ford Thea- the season Edith M. Welch to Catherine Miss Bernadette Mirlsola of 28 The maid of honor, Miss Grace banked the altar of St. Constan- ter, one of the nation's top radio Oct. 1, with M. Waring, Florence at. Burton rd., won the giant jackpot S. Bailey. of Reading, sister of the tine's and St. Helen's church, the personalities will star in the Town Maritime ace Catherine M. Waring to William which was the major event at the bride, wore a street length dress Greek Orthodox church, in Law- 1-lall Players' action packed pro- (..I)IP OPENING here and elm .1. Welch et ux, Florence at. three-day Kiwanis charity show of nile green lace over nile green rence for the wedding of Miss An- duction of "Home of the Brave," The official opening of the boy at Exeter. Robert W. Taylor et ux to brought to a close at the Lawrence taffeta and wore a white picture gelika Dantos, daughter of Mr. opening next week at the West scout camp at Raymond, N.H., was Other Fan Thomas B. Noyes et ox, Union at. Memorial stadium Saturday night. hat and a lavender orchid. and Mrs. George Dantos, 123 Elm Newbury summer theater. "Home held Sunday, July 10. Calvin against the fro Beatrice T. Hinckley to Saseen The jackpot included a 1949 For her daughter's wedding the oral colleges. st. to Dionysius George Economo- of the Brave" succeeds the cur- Metcalf, district chairman and K. Hyder, Tr., Poor at. automobile, a television set, a bride's mother wore a powder blue 9; pantos, son of Mrs. Nikolitia Eco- rent laugh winner. "For Love or Walter Caswell, district conimis- here Oct. Beatrice T. Hinckley to Saseen woman's outfit consisting of suit. crepe dress and a corsage of talis- wIlliams Oct. nomopaulos and the late George Money." . stoner visited the camp. • K. Hyder, Tr., Poor and Ferndale hat, six pairs of hose, undergar- man roses. Wearing a corsage of The first The sieve Ec.onomopaulos, 181 Kinsley at., Also on the four-star bill will two Andover scouts to start camp 5. ave. ments, traveling jacket, bathing pink roses the groom's mother was Nashua, N.H. which took place be the Broadway stage actors. were William — Oct. 15. Hollis V. Hinckley et ox to suit; complete man's outfit con- gowned in a lavender print sheer Hood and Alan soccer last Sunday at 4 o'clock. The Rev. Martin Balsam and Maurice Shrog, Dodge of Troop 72. Dr. Nathaniel The Saseen K. Hyder, Tr., Poor at. sisting of suit, hat, shoes, six pairs dress. h Gregory Economau of Lawrence, both engaged especially for this Stowers, executive board member with Tilton Mary A. Ford to Mary A. Ford of socks, six shirts, underwear, After a reception in the garden at Exete the Rev. Eustis Avlas of Nashua, presentation, and Van Williams, and district advancement chair- elude et conj., "Shawsheen Village", neckties and bathing suit; a salt of the bride's home the couple N.H. and the Rev. Constantine popular favorite of the Town Hall man attended a meeting at Camp country team • Balmoral and York sts. water fishing outfit, picnic icebox, left on a wedding trip to Maine. Oct. Andrews of Haverhill, cousin of Players. Supporting roles will be Onway the same day. ern here Rose M. Russo to Webster 1. special thermos kit, man's 17- The bride is a graduate of Bos- Oct. 29, and v the bride, performed the cere- taken by Howard Caine and Ralph ('AMP STAFF Woodworth et ux, "Shawsheen jewel wrist watch, woman's $135 ton university, College of Music prep school m mony. Cummings. Andover is well Village", Main at. diamond wrist watch, camera, and was a supervisor of music in represented on Escorted down the aisle by her The first great play to come out Mary G. Peters to Barbara Le- wool auto robe and $100 for Ludlow. The bridegroom gradu- the camp leadership staff. Those father the bride wore a modified of World War II, this story of four G ros. hotels to take a trip in the new ated from Phillips academy and who will be at camp all summer Serving On victorian style gown which she Northeastern university and at G.I.'s in the South Pacific does for as leaders and workers are as fol- car. Cam Another automobile was won made herself. Charmingly made present is manager of the Roland the soldier on the stage what lows: Arnold Schofield of Troop At 4-H by Joseph M. Rousseau, 54 Con- of organdy over taffeta with three B. Glines Co. of Lawrence. Ernie Pyle did for the 0.1. In the 76. camp director; Thomas Wil- Two Andove cord at., Lawrence, a merchant rows of ruffling on the bottom The couple will reside on S. newspaper column. Tense with kinson of Troop 70, senior patrol staff of the 4- marine communications officer the ensemble was complete with a Main st. after August 15. action, ranging from the jungles leader; Robert Metcalf of Troop Georgetown veil of bridal illusion trimmed now home on leave. to the barracks, the motion picture 73, kitchen worker; Thomas which started lUill111:11011111 111 with organdy insertions. Wearing version of "Home of the Brave" Untie until Au A third major prize, a television SCHUTT—DIXOON Burnett of Troop 72, Peter Cas- set, was won by Raymond Cassel a crown of orange blossoms the is already a top contender for the well of Troop 70, Alfred Duke and Mrs. Ruth $50 to $2,000 bride carried a modified colonial At a 7:30 o'clock ceremony In Academy Award. Alston O'Hara of Troop 6, rd., Is a craft of New York city, member of the the Emmanuel Primitive Method- patrol bouquet of white roses and ste- Nelson Case, announcer on the leaders. Andover boys are camp and Miss hand which furnished music at ist church. Methuen, Saturday also phanotis. Lowell Thomas program, and an- well represented in the higher of Pasho at., it ANDOVER the show. Miss Arlene P. Dixon, daughter Bernadette. who is 19, is the Miss Bessie Dantos, maid of nouncer and actor for the Ford ranks of advancement with Arnold Frederick POWI of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Dixon, Louis honor and sister of the bride, wore Radio Theater, will be seen as Schofield and Thomas Burnett, Is serving as c FINANCE CO. oldest child of Mr. and Mrs. 134 Oakland ave.. ,Methuen be- a gown of frosted green. Wearing "Mingo," played on Broadway by Eagle scouts (highest rank): License 093 Mirisola. The family now residing came the bride of William E. BLDG on Dutton road came here about a half bonnet with an organdy Alan Baxter. Peter Caswell, life scout; Alfred 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE Schutt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy a year ago from Newton. The bow at the neck to match her Duke and Robert Metcalf, ANDOVER SQUARE L. Schutt, 17 Canterbury st. The star other children are John, 14, and dross she carried a modified colo- scouts; and Thomas Wilkinson TEL. ANDOVER 1998 Rev. Edward L. Thomas performed nial bouquet of mixed flowers. Seeking Veteran and Alston O'Hara, first class Lois, 6. the ceremony. The first thing she will do with The bridesmaid was Thea Dantos, scouts. Escorted by her father the bride DO her new car is to take her father cousin of the bride, and she wore Benefit Increases was gowned in nylon marquisette and mother on a trip to the west- a lilac frosted gown and a half The Veterans of Foreign Wars Here you will find made with a portrait neckline and ern part of the state beginning bonnet with an organdy how to is seeking to obtain congressional fitted bodice. The bouffant skirt Ins July 22, the 20th anniversary of match her dress and carried a approval of a 25 per cent increase All Leading Brands of was fashioned with tiny ruffles their marriage. mixed colonial bouquet. Wearing in disability compensation and and ended in a cathedral train. a gown of frosted yellow with col- pensions payable to veterans of AG Her finger-tip veil of french illu- ored taffeta under white organdy World War I and II, State Com- sion fell from a marquisette bon- please your family Miss Cynthia Dantos, cousin of the mander William N. Burns stated WALLPAPERS net trimmed with hyacinths and bride and junior bridesmaid, wore The W.F.W. contends that the she carried a bouquet of white • United a half bonnet with an organdy rise in cost of living since the • Lloyds larkspur, chrysanthemums and A&P how at the neck to match her rates were set in 1946 justifies a stephanotis. • Nancy Warren gown. She carried a modified co- 25 per cent increase. In addition Miss Nancy L. Schutt was the please your purse lonial bouquet of mixed flowers. to providing an increase in the honor attendant and Mrs. Herbert VACATIOI • Birge • Prager The best man was Harry Rillas, amounts of compensation and pen- S. Dixon, Jr. was the bridesmaid. DID YOU n of Nashua, N.H. and the ushers sion to veterans, the bill would that your he • Niagara • Imperial They wore matching gowns, one Some Things cant? included Peter Economopaqlos of also grant an increase in the pen- of pink marquisette and the other DID YOU sto PLUMBING Nashua, N.H., Harry Economo- sion rates currently paid to wid- • Strahan of blue marquisette, fashioned and milk del paulos of Nashua, N.H. and Phi- ows and orphans of veterans Take Time ... DID YOU al similar to the bride's gown. Wear- • Panel Scenics and Others and dins Dantos of Andover. whose deaths were non-service your mail for ing bonnets that harmonized with Wearing a corsage of white connected. Plumbing and heating instal- DID YOU ch HEATING their gowns they carried bouquets insuronrc co, gardenias the bride's mother was Burns revealed that the V.F.W. lations are some times tricky NEW ENGLAND PAINT of larkspur and delphinium. charming in a floor length gown attack has already been launched Tenny G. Smith was the best problems but of this you can MUSGROV AND WALLPAPER CO. W. H. Welch Co. of toast lace over taffeta and wore at a recent hearing in Washington man and the ushers included Her- be certain — our men are TEL. TEL AND. 128 a lace hat which matched her before the house committee on 70 BROADWAY - LAWRENCE bert S. Dixon, Jr. and Norman skilled and the time element gown. The groom's mother was veterans' affairs. National offi Ashton. in our work is always kept attractive in a street length gown cers of the overseas organization After a wedding reception held of black crepe. She wore a cor- charged at this hearing that. "the at an absolute minimum, in the vestry of the church with sage of pink sweetheart roses. basic rates of 1933, upon which guests present from Leominster, Out of town guests were pres- percentage increases in compensa- WE HAVE . . . Boston, New Hampshire, New ent from Reading, Pa., Philadel- tion and pensions have been York, New Jersey and Vermont, BUCHAN four rooms of fine Pine Paneling taken from phia, Pa., Biddeford, Me., Sanford, geared, are illogical and inequit- the couple left on a wedding trip .40• houses built in 1656, 1695, and 1730, set up Me., Portland, Me., Boston and able.' and Lowell. to Nova Scotia. They will reside on display in our Shop. After a reception in the Crystal in Burlington, Vt. ASBESTOS SIDING 1' == ballroom the couple left on a wed- New beauty in Johns Manville Per. McNALLY ding trip by automobile to Quebec BOREK—CRAIG matone Colored Asbestos Sidewalla. Also Insulated Brick and Stone. PLUMBING & HEATING CO. city and will reside at 123 Elm Wearing a gown of white shan- Roofing. Estimates Free, ALL WO Craft-Wood Products at. after September 1st. tung with a flowered band trim- WILLIAM P. DOYLE 08GOOD STREET med with veiling and carrying a 26 PARK STREET GUARANI A raduate of Punchard High Foster Circle, And. — Tel. 14433 OPEN DAILY TEL. 2129-W school and Nasson college where white Bible marked with white TEL. AND. 121_ she majored in home economics roses Miss Margaret Bruce Craig. SHAW the bride is a member of the dauhter of Mr. and Mrs. John Massachusetts and Amer is a n Fleming Craig, 16 Fletcher st., 4 rt Home Economics association and Shawsheen village, became the Clurio teaches home economics In the bride of Joseph Martin Borek, Jr., ANTIQUES — ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL Andover junior High school. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. 92-A MAIN ST., Next to A Cs P CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY The bridegroom graduated from Borek, 6 Cedar st., Utica, N.Y. the Nashua public schools, Michi- The ceremony was performed re- We have gan State college, School of Police cently at the home of Ex-Sen. and a very fine pair of fine old English Pev.tui melon —MANUFACTURERS— Administration, and served in the Mrs. T. Harvey Ferris, 1607 Sun- U.S. army in the criminal investi- set at., Utica, by the Rev. Lowell shaped Tea Pots. gation detachment attaining the R. Ditzen, pastor of the First Pres- WP Repair china rank of captain. At present he is byterian church, Utica. It SODA WATERS a student at Boston university, Miss Lois Douglas Craig was and l' -deify Vas, sail Iiiimps . 2210 College of Law. maid of honor for her sister and Inquiries WelcomedE Call Andover and GINGER ALES wore a gown of blue organdy with • a corsage of pink roses. (:LINES--BAILEY • After a reception the couple left At a 3 o'clock ceremony Satur- on a trip to Boston and Andover. day, July 9 in her home, Miss Bar- They are residing at 8 Avery st., TEL. 11-W bara Louise Bailey, daughter of Utica. If your tires FREE PARKING Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Bailey, ANDOVER The bride is a graduate of Utica have that 178 South at. Reading, became the Free academy. The bridegroom bride of Arthur Bryant Glines, 63 is employed by the New York Cen- Bartlett st. The Rev. Paul E. tral railroad. MIDDLE- AGED PLAYHOUSE Sheldon, pastor of the First Con- gregational church, Reading, per- Friday, Saturday — July 15, 16 formed the ceremony. (Re-Release Program by Popular Request) Given in marriage by her father THIS WEEK! S-P-R-E-A-D Beautiful Blonde of Bashful Bend . . 3:25 6:20 9:15 the bride wore a princess style Betty Grable — Caesar Romero. street length dress of white lace over white taffeta with a finger-tip It's time to trade them. Tires do get Bomba the Jungle Boy 2:00 4:55 7:50 veil and tudor bonnet of white -60471:"* bigger as they get older because the Johnny Sheffield — Peggy Ann Garner lace and a white orchid corsage. cord body gets "fatigued" — loses The bridal couple stood before GREYHOUND MIR its pep — can't take the humps like Sunday, Monday — July 17, 18 a large brick fireplace decorated BAIT Judge Steps Out 3:15 6:15 9:15 with white gladiolas and carna- it once did. We',e a Retirement Plan tions. Two large white bells tied Iousu Alexander Knox — Ann Southern 1,11: 7:4S Clouts 7:30 for Tired Tires. Swap 'em in on Safe, with a white satin bow were placed Strong, Fxtra.Service Kellys. Michael O'Halloran 1 :45 4:45 7:45 above the mantle and the fireplace **RINI IVA 111A 111,11/111(11 VA. Scotty Beckett — Allene Roberts was banked with greens and save money and trouble. 600 x 16 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday —July 19, 20, 21 LIBERAL TRAINI-114 It Happens Every Spring . . . . . 3:10 6:05 9:00 OF THE ENTIRE COMBINED STOCK ALLOWANCE Ray Milland — Jean Peters OF MARJORIE POORE'S, BRADFORD Rose of the Yukon 1:55 4:50 7:45 AND MICHAEL JAY'S. REDUC- 110011 Steve Brodie Myrna Dell TIONS IN ALL DEPTS. RANGING Friday, Saturday July 22, 23 TO HALF PRICE AND MORE. GREEN'S The Window 3:30 6:25 9:20 Barbara Hale — Bobby Driscoll NOW IN PROGRESS LA 205 No. Main St. Fighting Fools 2:10 5:05 8:00 a, Huntz Hall Open daily 9-6; Wed. 'til • Leo Gorcey — 1((41Lat Noon; Tues. and Fri. 'til 9. No more Saturday Morning Movies for Children until further notice. e•-4 Of ALL THE TH 1111011C •

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — JULY 14, 1949 5 Fall Sport Schedules UNESCO Seeking Help That is the way the world stood ical loss of the tools of education 17h(TH _THE Phillips academy's f o t b a I I Readers List Wide Choice before the mass destruction of have 'yen asked to contribute schedule for next tall shows that For Educational Purposes tens 'of thousands of school and money, older hooks and educa- the season will open Saturday, A recent request for help for thousands of libraries, of muse- tional equipment and time. Those -001/Ti Oct, 1, with the Massachusetts Of Their Favorite Books the shattered libraries and schools ums, of laboratories. The cultural who wish to send money may send Maritime academy team playing It isn't the easiest thing in the Of Saint !vans" and his more re- of the war-ravaged world pointed losses of war are more than a it to the Educational Reconstruc- here and close Saturday, Nov. 5 world to do, that is, to name, on cent "The Room Beyond." About out the fact that a pre-war sur- matter of equipment. school- tion fund, Chase National hank, OPENING at Exeter. the spur of the moment, the two a year ago, maybe two, he did a vey shows that five per cent of all houses, textbooks, libraries-----I hey Rockefeller center branch. New official opening of the boy Other games will he played books that you have enjoyed the short story for the Saturday Eve- the human beings in the world ran be summed up as a break in York, N. Y. Before sending ma- amp at Raymond, N.H., was against the freshmen teams of sev- moat in recent months. And that ning Post which might have em- have completed high school; about the advance of civilization. terials, such as hooks, chemicals, Sunday, July 10. Calvin eral colleges. Harvard will he Is what readers were invited to barrassed Jules Verne himself. one-fourth of all the world's pop- To make possible a partial re- physics apparatus, optical instru- 1, district chairman and here Oct. 9; Springfield Oct. 22; do, at the Memorial Hall library. Not all fiction chosen was pub- ulation have even the faintest storation of those things which ments, etc. those willing to help Caswell, district conlmis- Williams Oct. 29: and Tufts Nov. A ballot box was put out and pa- lished in the last year or two, grad') of science, history, geog- war has made impossible to hun- should write for information to visited the camp. The first 5. The eleven will play at Yale trons were encouraged to vote for either. Victor 1itigo's4 "Les Mite- raphy and the arts, and only half dreds of thousands—the school- the New York office of UNESCO, ldover scouts to start camp Oct. 15. the "best book" or two best books rabies" and Dumas' "The Three of the human race can read and houses, books, libraries—those 105 E. 42d street, New York 17, William — Hood and Alan The soccer season will open read in recent time. Musketeers" were there; also write. who have felt no part of the phys- N.Y. of Troop 72. Dr. Nathaniel with Tilton here Oct. 9 and con- People are interesting in their "The City Of The Bells" by Eliza- 's, executive board member clude at Exeter Nov. 9. The cross- response to such an idea; some beth Goudge, "Call Of The Can- 'strict advancement chair- country team will meet Northeast- know without a flick of an eyelash yon," a Zane Grey old-timer, two ttended a meeting at Camp ern here Oct. 15, Harvard here or a moment to consider, exactly love stories of years ago, the the same day. • Oct. 29. and will take•part in the which titles to name; one of the "Blue Cloak" of Temple Haile STAFF prep school meet Nov. 5. quickest ballots was filled out by and Gene Stratton Porter's "Girl over is well represented en a young woman, which more or of the Limberlost." More recent .mp leadership staff. Those less does things to the old saying publications were "My Father's rill be at camp all summer Serving On Staff that a woman's mind is flighty, House", by Meyer Levin. "The ders and workers are as fol- At 4-H Camp Leslie let's say. One or two young men Jacaranda Tree" by Bates. "The Arnold Schofield of Troop had a long moment in which to Running Of The Tide" by Esther Two Andover women are on the imp director; Thomas Wil- confer with their better selves be- Forbes, "Bishop's Mantle" by Ag- staff of the 4-H Camp Leslie at t of Troop 70, senior patrol fore making such commitments. nes Turnbull, "Death Of The There is NO LIMIT to the Georgetown during the season Robert Metcalf of Troop And, as might be expected, many Heart" by Elizabeth Bowen, "Cry. which started July 3 and will con- kitchen worker; Thomas good votes of good readers were The Beloved Country," by Alan tinue until August 7. It of Troop 72, Peter lost because they required "a little Paton, and Margaret Irwin's "Cap- Cali- Mrs. Ruth Hatton of Stratford type and quality of f Troop 70, Alfred Duke and time to think it over." tive Princess." rd., is a craft Instructor at the a O'Hara of Troop 6, patrol On checking over the results, camp and Miss Mabel E. Marshall A mystery, a psychological 'a. Andover boys are also however, the selections proved of Pasho st., is the camp banker. story, a war story and a bit of represented in the higher interesting and somewhat surpris- Frederick Powell of West Boxtord romance were the choice of some COMMERCIAL PRINTING of advancement with Arnold ing, so if you care to know what is serving as camp director. readdre. in "Dinner At Antoine's," leld and Thomas Burnett, your friends and neighbors con- by Frances P. Keyes. "Wreath Of scouts (highest rank); sider the "best books", here is the Roses," by Elizabeth Taylor, "Be- list: Caswell, life scout; Alfred loved Bondage" by Elizabeth you can now get from and Robert Metcalf, star "The Robe" by Lloyd C. Doug- Yates, "A Bell For Adano," John e; and Thomas Wilkinson las,. was the winner, with three Hersey's long run best seller of a Alston O'Hara, first class votes. This is interesting to ob- wise man's administration of a THE TOWNSMAN! s. serve, since 10 out of the top 15 war torn village in Italy, and papers in the recent school con- "Parris Mitchell Of King's Row," test of favorite books carried this by Henry Bellaman. title as one of the 12 listed. "The Two not so new titles were ' C • Foxes Of Harrow" by' Frank Kenneth Roberts' "Captain Cau- Yerby, had two votes, and so did tion," and Ernest Hemingway's Norman Mailer's war novel "The "To Have And Have Not." Naked And The Dead." Non-fiction selections were as Three authors, not counting assorted as could he, with a little Lloyd Douglas, who was also preference for' world affairs and elected for his hook "Big Fisher- far off places, in "Shalom Means men", were named for two differ- Peace," by' Robert St. John, "Pro- ent titles; John Horne Burns, 'file Of Europe." by Samuel Welles, VACATION-BOUND? whom Andover more or less con- "Leave It To The People," which, siders one of her sons, was voted hrsooutsifcy pollee . by the way, is another argument will b y e thatat in for both "The Gallery" and his for the little people who want some Things cant? new "Lucifer With A Book." DID YOU stop the newspaper what is good out of life, and not and milk delivery? James Gould Cozzens, recent Pu- war and destruction, and "Roose- rake Time DID YOU arrange to hove litzer prize winner, won two votes velt And Hopkins," Robert Sher- your mail forwarded? with his "Just And The Unjust," wood's recent study of two well- DID YOU check up on your and the "Guard Of Honor." And 'lumbing and heating instal. insurance coverages? known men. ations are some times tricky Robert Spencer Carr, who writes Also there were "New Song In like a charm and isn't nearly so woblems but of this you can A Strange Land." by Esther War- well known as be deserves to be, ner, "The Great Rehearsal," by ,e certain — our men are was honored because of his "Bells ,killed and the time element Carl Van Doren, John Dickson Carr's "Life Of Sir Arthur Conan n our work is always kept Doyle," which is a treat for Sher- it an absolute minimum. HAVE US SPRAY-PAINT lock Holmes' fans and Fulton °luster's beautiful hook which YOUR the radio program has been dra- HIJCHAN matizing. 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EDITORIAL THOUGHTS Views of Down the Years IEIT Do You Know W E! with. Massachusetts? Mr FEDERAL REORGANIZATION The News The 20th Although the feeling has persisted for some time past (Continued from Page One) The Townsman bah-Elias I. DO YOU KNOW 'rliAT . • • Re- that something should be done to curtail unnecessary federal ports of the division of employ- duty was he them over the immediate period 50 Yearn Ago—July 1899 spending, no way to approach the situation seemed eviident of shortages. The second purpose ment security show that while the grove on Ch until the Hoover commission made its survey. is to get each nation to help itself During a heavy thunder storm total unemployment claim load 100 member Federal expenditures kept expanding year after year and by cultivating its land and re- lightning struck the barn of Mrs. for the state continued to rise A nd friends it was found that in the last 20 years the cost of operating the building its factories so that it can Ann Crowley in West. Andover. during June, 18 of the 39 districts the state we government leaped from $4 billion to $42 billion, which some again be able to sell in the dollar setting it on fire. It was totally reported improvement . • . The ithe rain wh destroyed. market. The third objective, and number of claims dropped 44% in noon many are trying to make higher. Work on the new St. August- Hyannis to he ea the most important of all, is so district during June, 19% shad The Hoover commission in its analytical study of this ex- to reconstruct Europe that na- ine's church is being pushed rap- in Brockton and North Adams, 'erris. 'weal panding government also found that the number of employees tions will work together by trad- idly ant it is hoped that it will be 18% in Haverhill, 15% in Webster r'N'the commi in the executive branch has risen from 570,000 to 2,100,000. ing among themselves and so completed in the fall. and 12% in Marlborough and l',4sonals These are just a few of the things brought out in the report avoid a continued dollar shortage. Winslow L. Knowles and his Gloucester . .. Some improvement Mr. and M mother are spending the month that sees today's federal government as ungainly, bloated, The Marshall Plan is now a year also appeared in Northampton, of Lowell st. id Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Lawrence, Taunton, Lynn, Mil- for trip to A poorly co-ordinated colossus. The duplication, over-lapping old, and congress naturally wants Miss Clara Boynton is here for to know how successful it has been ford, Waltham, New Bedford, fore returnii and waste, its claims, runs into milliions. the summer at the home of her Lowell, Newburyport, Chicopee trip around before another year's contribu- GEORGE E. HASELTON A national committee for action on federal reorganiza- father, Henry Boynton, West Par- and Athol districts . . .The Fed,- sail down th tions are made by the United ish. tion has been formed. The Massachusetts branch is headed States. One undoubted achieve- If you are seeking information oral Reserve bank's tourist index Ilyde Park ti by ex-Gov. Joseph B. Ely. The committee has started to bring The firm of Burns & Crowley regarding insurance of any kind, for May points to a record season Mice Elizt ment is that Europe has avoided dissolved partnership this week, numerous findings of the report to the attention of the public. it might he advisable to contact in Massachusetts for boys' and of Rotterdam dangerous inflation, has attained the business being taken over by In a recent statement it says "the spirit of '76 has been a large measure of productive ca- George E. liaselton, manager of girls' camps and substantial in. recently a sit William J. Burns. the Smart and Flagg insurance crease over last year in total num- weakened by a disintegration of civic tissue which has caused pacity, and has cooperated in sup- Louis B. White, Edward W. offices in the National bank build- ber of tourists on Cape Cod and us to look upon the federal government not as a servant but plying member nations with raw White and William A. Howell WEST jj materials. ing. the Buzzards Bay, Vineyard and as sort of Santa Claus from whom blessings flow for all." notified that they have success- Nantucket areas . . . Water con- What then is this financial crisis A native of Chicopee Falls, Mr. SUMMI Along this same line it adds that "we must purge our- fully passed exams to the Massa- sumption in Boston Metropolitan which faces us only one year since chusetts Institute of Technology. Haselton has lived in Andover for Rt. 11 selves of the false philosophy that Wastington is a never fail- the past 19 years during which district set an all-time record the Plan started? Has the Plan Fred Collins suffers leg injury during the week ending June 21 Haverhill ing source of benefits for all and that new laws and appropria- really not worked? Have we been at the Tyer Rubber company and time he has been a willing and enthusiastic worker on many civic at an average of 201,600,999 gal- tions will cure all ills." spending money uselessly? The narrowly escapes being carried lons per day, or 133 gallons per 3 M( committees. In the war time It concludes by saying that well organized, selfish pres- tact is that the Marshall Plan has around shafting. Thursday, emergency, he worked on civilian Person . . . The number of motor sure groups are already in action to prevent the passage of worked well so far, but that the The W. H. Gile company of trucks registered in Massachusetts time is approaching when it is Lawrence advertises a great mark- defense as an auxiliary fireman Riotous legislation necessary to carry out the recommendations of the and precinct captain on war loan has increased by about 50,0(e supposed to start paying off. The down sale of men's clothing with since 1941 and the number of "FOR LOV Hoover report, and asks, "Are you interested enough to ex- United States hart helped Europe. prices of suits ranging from $5.55 drives. pend the time and effort to write a letter to your congressman buses by about 260 ... More than Now we want to see the nations to $9.99. A member of the Andover Serv- 70% of the graduating class at OPENING and urge him that he vote for the Hoover proposal?" helping each other by developing ice club and the South church — Per of 25 Years Ago—July 1924 Harvard college this year were trade between themselves and by Men's chit,• he has retained con- veterans under the G.I. privil NEL SC removing trade barriers, export The first of a series of hand tacts with his alma mater through concerts sponsored by the cham- leges . A special committee In 11,0,1,11 Th1 POMP'S AUXILIARY RESCUE DIVISION quotas and other restrictions that membership in the Harvard club Northhoro has prepared and will With an eye to recruiting its lifesaving staff in the future interfere with the free competitive ber of commerce given at the park of Andover. 'HOME 01 by Ives 25-piece band of Boston. present to the voters a zoning by- the Andover Recreation committee through its water front in- market. For the generous gamble He and Mrs. Haselton, the for- law and a building code for the — Dynam of $5 billions the United States Two very successful whist par- structors has formed an auxiliary rescue division at Pomp's ties held under direction of the mer Mabel Montgomery, and their protection of the town. has asked for no return other than son, George M. Haselton, live at Foe. pond made up largely of the younger lifesaving enthusiasts carnival committee of the K. of .1=1, the carrying out of this basic ob- 11 Cheever circle. Phone -- lh who have passed the Red Cross lifesaving tests, or its equiva- jective. C. William "Bill" Barron, Jr. lent. Patrick .1. Donovan of Elm Dollar Deficit Now Larger OIL BURNER The juveniles enrolled in this division are receiving a street has been appointed man- Two boats leave from Newbury- And yet the trade situation be- port for a fishing trip taking SALES AND SERVICE specialized training particular to the characteristice of Pomp's ager of the Jersey City team of tween the United States and the the International Baseball league. about 75 Young Republicans from Domestic Heating Systems bathing beach to fit them for rescue duties in case of necessity. 1 6 Marshall Plan nations is worse Free church junior choir of 16 Andover. 4 Virginia Rd. Tel. And. 1987 While receiving this specialized instruction they are uti- that it was a year ago. In April members accompanied by the Rev. Miss Ella Holt leaves f o r lized as "eyes" to assist the regular staff by having designated 1948 the European imports from F. A. Winslow are guests of Mr. Auburn. Me., where site will spend guard posts where on days when bathing is heaviest they may the United States were $240 mil- and Mrs. Frazee at their home in the remainder of the summer. experience the job of overlooking a group of bathers and de- lions greater than goods sold to Wilmington. Miss Lucia Nunez, daughter of tile United States. One year later The Townsman tecting the slightest emergency. Miss Jean J. Donald and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Vasco E. Nunez of the spread was $320 millions. In Katherine Weeks are volunteer Sunset Rock rd., sails for Europe Is for sale at the following J.Kenni The auxiliary resuce division is not intended to replace effect, Europe is even farther from instructors in tennis and swim- where she will study with a group places: CEMETER) the regular guards at Pomp's. The latter have their own duty the goal of balancing imports and ming at the Lawrence 1'.N1.C.A. of students. stations which they man regularly. The juveniles are getting exports with the dollar area. Members of the Hawthorne club 3fonunien Essex County Co-op Farming hold outing and picnic at the ANDOVER Cemete a rich experience in water safety and life saving, a training Wily Not NIultIlateral Trading? association holds twilight potato home of Mrs. G. Richard Abbott Andover News Company which should give them a backlog of experience should they Why, might it be asked, do not meeting at the Lewis farm on Office at ()11 Upland rd. wish to continue in this type of work in future years. They are the nations trade more between Lowell st. 54 Main Street Knipp Mrs. Mary S. Lowe, oldest res- also being taught to react in an effective manner in any form themselves? This was part of the WI ident of Ballardvale, passes away Members of the Abroath asso- Andover Inn Marshall Plan and grants of dol- of water emergency, a training which later on in life may mean at her home on High st. at the age ciation pile into bus for a ride to Chapel Ave. P. 0. Box 35 the saving of a human life. lars were made on this basis. Brit- of 89 years. Salisbury beach. Haven! ain was granted dollars on the con- Andover Spa Where the youngsters ore qualified, parents should en- Prof. and Mrs. Charles II. Miss Harriet Newman and Miss dition that it would grant other Elm Square Forbes are at their Nantucket Betty Farnsworth give miscella- courage their children to enroll in PARD (Pomp's Auxiliary nations similar credits. For exam- home for the summer. neous shower for Miss Ruth Hart- Simeone Variety Store aggellej Rescue Division.) ple, Britain received $100 million 10 Years Ago—July 1939 mann at camp at Pentucket pond, 4 Main Street credits from the United States if Georgetown. About 50' attended. she would credit France with an Regular crew of the board of Franz Grocery Store OUR SUMMER VISITORS equal value in pounds sterling. public works is put upon three- 185 North Main Street During the summer months Andover will be visited by Thus France would be encouraged day week after being on five days OW sea NO numerous out-of-state vacationists who are attracted to New to buy in Britain. But British a week for the past eight weeks. Sullivan's Grocery Store England annually by the great number and variety of attro- goods might be too expensive, and Their main work consists of blank- 61 Essex Street tions which the six states offer for relaxation and recreation. there would be no incentive to eting roads. SHAWSHEEN lower prices unless there were That New England's charm for the summer vacationists competition. France might prefer recent Anglo-Argentina pact. This Balmoral Spa may become even better known the New England Council, a to buy in cheaper Belgium. Could live-year agreement is a closely- 295 North Main Street private organization which speaks and acts for New England, she have the right to "transfer" operated flfty-fifty affair of $500 Shawsheen Market is running various advertisments outside this area in the in- her credit and buy there? If she millions a year each way. By it Riverina Road terest of creating more recreational business. did, then Britain would have. to Britain gets much-needed food- TAXI SERVICE stuffs without having to pay cash, In their advertisements the New England Council lists compete with Belgium for French BALLARDVALE business. And if France preferred since Argentina will accept British TAXI some of the attractions such as the 2500 miles of ocean front O'Brien Variety Store American goods, then Britain goods in exchange. In return for ANDOVER SERVICE to be found here, the sunny beaches, sprawling sand dunes; would have to compete with the Argentine meat, grain, fats and Andover Street neat white villages, trim countryside, hill and mountains, the United States also. oil. Britain will ship out iron and steel products, chemicals LAWRENCE stage upon which much of our country's history was enacted, Britain felt that site could not and tex- ...CAUL 414... all within a few hours drive of one another. afford to compete with lower- tiles. Thus Britain eats and her Kirkpatrick's people are employed. Yet the POST OFFICE AVENUE The famous auctions of New England, its county fairs, priced goods and still maintain Bay State Bldg. Lobby United States is annoyed that her yachting centers, primitive woodlands and modern highways her standard of living at home. And so she has been cold towards products are not being sold for the through miles of scenic splendor, all receive their share of at- dollar credits advanced to Britain. the free competitive market. In tention, as well as the ocean-fresh sea food unsurpassed any- Europe in general may suffer. Na- fact, she much prefers to make where in the world. tions may then have to ask for TELEVISION AND RADIO separate trade agreements that do Vacation visitors spend $750 million annually in the six not involve the spending of cash, more dollars to buy from us the goods they need—and we are hack SALES & SERVICE states, benefiting every one of us. Andover, a town of great even though she must buy higher- priced goods. If such a system where the Marshall Plan started. natural beauty with its noted schools and places of historic Great Britain is the pivot of the should be extended to other na- interest, will get its share of business from the summer vaca- Marshall Plan nations. What site tions, the free competitive market tionists. does affects the others. Yet if TEMPLE'S should be in serious danger, and Britain's economic security must TEL. 1175 It is important that we should take good care of them recovery might be greatly delayed. 66 MAIN STREET still depend in large measure on On while they are here. The gas station attendant, the sales per- Britain finds herself spending continued American help, why son, the police and every citizen of Andover and of New Eng- more than she earns, so she pre- does she antagonize the United land should show every courtesy to our out-of-state guests so fere trading on what is in effect States with her Argentine deal? No, th a barter system, swapping that when they depart they will be singing the praises of An- goods Very obviously she must be in se- offer y for goods on an equal money-value dover and of New England—and will want to come back again. rious financial straits. An exami- basis. Who objects to this? Those make i nation of her situation is necessary What helps New England helps oil of us. nations which could undersell to explain .to a large degree the own. V Britain and so speed their own The road present general economic crisis. recovery, or nations such as on-the• the This will he the subject of the United States who want to sell Princip Stop Rust...Mold...Mildew! next article. to Recovery . . . their goods. your fc with a How does this system work out? begins at your doctor's door. bank a Perhaps the most obvious example Established 1887 home c of restrictive trade practices is the THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN The prescription he gives you is the symbol Published every Thursday by of his professional care . . . the essence of FRIGIDAIRE The Consolidated Press, Inc. 4 Park Street, Andover, Moss. his seasoned experience. Take it to Prescrip 'CLEARANCE OF tion Specialists . . . here you are assured pro- Electric Entered as second class matter at the DRESSES Andover Post Office fessional care, fresh, pure, potent drug's and Price 5c per copy $2.50 per year Dehumidifier BLOUSES uniformly fair prices. Prbliriter Irving E. Rogers • Just plug It In-and excess moisture SUITS Editor Frank J. A. Humphrey AM'. Mgr Raymond R. DeRuisscau vanishes) Weighs only 85 pounds. Ideal "C, Rip The -- All Sales Final - Riatle,dvele Hazel Schofield for basements, playrooms, toolrooms, Wert PariA Sarah Lewis 4.. Ti I storerooms, etc. Ca 7 • Ruth Hammond 411:1 g DALTON PHARMAO 14 PARK ST. E At 41T021AL 4'4, TEL_ 107 130 ESSEX ST., LAW. SOT* s", 16 MAIN ST. Summer Mon. thru Fri. 9to5:30 I A CIAO ___ F. J. LEONE CO • TELEPHONE 7(137 Hours Closed all day Sat. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — JULY 14, 1949 7

Little Judith Lakin, daughter Holiday Weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lakin of BALLARDVALE Marland rd., is convalescing after You Know WEST PARISH Accident List Low Mrs. Hamel Schofield, Correspondent, Telephone 89S-M an operation performed at the Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Correspondent, Telephone 5844 The lowest number of Fourth Children's hospital in Boston. isochusetts? of July weekend traffic deaths in 'VALE CHILDREN FORTUNATE church are invited to attend. Lincoln and Ralph Sharpe of The 2,1;11 annual outing of the lege, Clairmont, Cal., is spending the history of the Commonwealth Friendly Maid Notes Andover at., were among a group so- was emphasized by Rudolph F. The children of liallardvale are fOU Kah-Ellas Ladies' Charitable the summer months at the home of men who went deep sea fishing KNOW THAT . • Re- was held Sunday at Nicholas' King, registrar of motor vehicles fortunate in having such a large Members of the Friendly Guild ciety of Mr. and Mrs. Vandenhergh of at. Newburyport Sunday. ef the division of employ- grove on Chandler rd. More than Argilla rd. in a statement just received by playground in the center of the of the Union Congregational settrity show that while the 100 members and their families Police Chief George A. Dane. town and a good ball field on the church are asking the cooperation Joseph O'Donnell, Clark and unemployment claim load Miss Beverly Adkins, daughter plains. Robert Mitchell, Jr., is of their friends in the saving of Robert Mitchell, Jr., took the boat and friends from many parts of With the statement came a let- o state continued to rise of the Rev. and Mrs. J. Leslie now coaching a group of teen age box tops which will be collected trip to Provincetown last Saturday. the state were present. Owing to Adkins, formerly of Lowell st., ter of thanks to Chief Dane and June, 18 of the 39 districts boys in baseball. by the members of the ways and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hennessey i the rain which fell in the after- is spending the summer months at congratulations upon the result td improvement . . . The means committee which includes of North Andover are spending the noon many of the sports events Kennebunk, Me., where she is as- of the combined efforts of the law The children also benefit by the r of claims dropped .14% In Mrs. William McIntyre, chair- week at the White Mountains. end to be cancelled. Mrs. George sociated with the Kennebunk officers of the commonwealth for good deeds of the Cross Coal Co. la district during June, 19% man, Mrs. Ralph Greenwood, Mrs. Hennessey is the former erris. president, was in charge Playhouse. Mrs. Adkins, now of the unusual record. of Andover, who supplies a truck ickton and North Adams, Mrs. Alfred Webb and Mrs. Joseph Marguerite Greenwood of Tewks- a'the committee on arrangements. New York City, la vacationing at The registrar said that reports at noon time to take the young- t Haverhill, 15% in Webster sters to Pomp's pond, bringing lionleau. The group is also selling bury st. .2% in Marlborough and t 11:Wsonals Old Orchard Beach, Me. from all sections of the state them back around 4:30 p. m. flavoring. Mrs. Arthur Clark and Mrs. V. tater ... Some improvement Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Carter Miss Norma Jean Peatman of showed a low frequency. "Only Personals Ii. Rollins of Billerica visited Mr. appeared in Northampton, of Lowell st., are enjoying a mo- Cutler rd., is enjoying camp life three traffic deaths were recorded" NI er (liven Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown and and Mrs. Robert Mitchell last nee, Taunton, Lynn, Mil- tor trip to Albany, N.Y., and be- at Camp Holiday, Pelham, N.H. he says, "one on Friday, July first; A surprise shower was held last Dustily of Center at., spent Sunday Monday. Waltham. New Bedford, fore returning will take a boat Miss Eleanor Finnerty of Shaw- one on Saturday, the second; none Friday evening by Mrs. John 1, Newburyport, Chicopee trip around Lake George and a sheen rd., is also a camper there. on Sunday, the third; and one on Anderson in honor of Miss Thelma at York Beach, Me. sail down the Hudson river from Monday, the fourth. Great credit Rogge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lefebvre, ,thol districts . . .The Fed- Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Breiten- Andover Welding Co. teserve bank's tourist index Hyde Park to New York City. feld, Jr., of Chicago, ill., are visit- must also be given to the press Arthur Rogge of Ballardvale rd. Miss Mary Lefebvre, Robert, Ann and Alfred Lefebvre of Tewksbury GAS AND ELECTRIC ay points to a record season Miss Elizabeth Polak-Ribbink ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and radio for their outstanding Miss Rogge was the recipient of st., were guests of assachusetts for boys' and f Rotterdam, Holland, but more Arthur R. Lewis of Lowell st. contribution a n d co-operation many beautiful gifts from her Mr. and Mrs. Shop Hours 8.12 Arthur Coon and 8011 of Lawrence, camps and substantial in. recently a student at Scripps col- Mrs. Fireitenfeld is the former which helped considerably in friends and relatives from Cali- Tel. And. 2028-R bringing about this favorable re- at their summer home at Che- over last year in total num- Marilyn E. Lewis. fornia, Florida, Concord and 40 PARK ST. ANDOVER f tourists on Cape Cod and Miss Pearl Leete of Palmer is sult. This record was achieved Exeter, N. H., Newton, Swamps- bowie Island, Me., last week. tuzzards Bay, Vineyard and WEST NEWBURY visiting for a few weeks with her notwithstanding the fact that in cott, Salem, Danvers. Somerville, Massachusetts we had more motor icket areas . . . Water con- SUMMER THEATRE sister, Mrs. Lawrence Thomas of Worcester, Lawrence, Andover and tion in Boston Metropolitan Bailey rd. cars, more licensed operators and liallardvale. Rt. 113 — Between ct set an all-time record Miss Sandra Lewis of Syracuse, greater mileage than ever before Miss Rogge, a registered nurse, g the week ending June 21 Haverhill and Newburyport N.Y. is enjoying a vacation at the in user history." is on duty at the Faulkner hos- average of 201,600,999 gal- home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. pital in Boston. She received her per day, or 133 gallons per MORE TIMES Lewis. training in the Salem hospital. n . . . The number of motor Thursday, Friday, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Albert Retelle of James Dalrymple Miss Rogge will be married soon :s registered in Massachusetts Riotous Comedy Flit River road have returned from to Hebert Hudson. Jr., son of Mr. II - increased by about 50,00n an extended visit with relatives On Arctic Trip and Mrs. Hebert Hudson of Rum- 1941 and the number of "FOR LOVE OR MONEY" on the west coast. James Dalrymple, Beacon st., ford, R. I. left recently on a government ex- 4 by about 260 ... More than OPENING MON., JULY 18 Mrs. Herbert Harrison has re- Refreshments were served by of the graduating class at turned to her home in Portland, pedition which will include Green- the hostess, Mrs. John Anderson, — For (tile full week — ard college this year were Me., after a visit spent at the land and other points within. the assisted by Mrs. Ernest Anderson LUMBER Arctic circle. He Is aboard the .ans under the G.I. prInil NELSON CASE In home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. and Mrs. Arthur Rogge. Games The finest of lumber and . A special committee in iLowell Thomas' Announcer) Lewis of Laurel lane. U.S.N. cargo ship the "Wyan- were played and a social evening supplies for dotte." • home builders hboro has prepared and will Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart enjoyed. • • • all carefully selected 'HOME OF THE BRAVE" Mr. Dalrymple is a student at • ant to the voters a zoning by- and family of High Plain rd., are Guest. Preacher • • . priced right . . . . Hylutinite on Stage — Harvard university, majoring in immediate and a building code for the enjoying a month's vacation at Next Sunday morning, the Rev. delivery. geology and was one of the two ection of the town. !tampion Beach. William W. Switzer of the Pres- For Tickets Harvard students re-elected for YARD & OFFICE Mrs. Dean Hudgins and daugh- byterian church in Windham, Phone — West Newbury 160 the trip. Ten college students ter, Deanna, or North, at., spent N. H., will be the preacher at the CHANDLER RD. illiam "Bill" Barron, Jr. front the United States and Canada the past weekend with her sister service in the Union Congrega- are making the trip which will ANDOVER OIL BURNER in Worcester. tional church. His sermon will he take approximately three months. SALES AND SERVICE Mrs. William A. Wood and son, "The Inside and Outside of Steal- FRED W. DOYLE TEL. 1642 Domestic Heating Systems I George, of Chandler rd, recently ing." General Contrator • Lumber Dealer More than it pint of water per Virginia Rd. Tel. And. 1987 enjoyed a few days' visit with rel- Members of the Methodist atives in Milford, Conn. day is exhaled in the breath. Mrs. Ada Powers of Lincoln at., is enjoying her vacation at Sea- 1 brook Beach, N.H. he Townsman Miss Elizabeth Buchan of Lin- .s for sale at the following J. Kenneth Atwood coln st., left Sunday for Plymouth where she has accepted a position. places CEMETERY MEMORIALS Miss Judith Marland of George HERE'S THE LOWER-PRICED CAR. Monuments — Markers st.. is enjoying a stay of several ANDOVER Cemetery Lettering weeks at the YWCA camp at West- Andover News Company Oft,. and Display at ford. 54 Main Street Snip, Rd. Route No. 125 Mrs. Howard Bailey and daugh- ters, Constance and Shirley, of MILLIONS HAVE WAITED FOR! Ward Hill Andover Inn High Plain rd., are enjoying a Chapel Ave. P. 0. Box 350 T.I. 4883 week's vacation at llampton Haverhill, Mass. !teach. Andover Spa Mr. and Mrs. William McKeown Elm Square have returned to their home on Simeone Variety Store A Lowell st.. after enjoying a visit 4 Main Street with friends in Geneva, N.Y. Franz Grocery Store 185 North Main Street Sullivan's Grocery Store 61 Essex Street SHAWSHEEN Balmoral Spa 295 North Main Street Shawsheen Market Riverina Road BALLARDVALE O'Brien Variety Store • Andover Street LAWRENCE Kirkpatrick's Bay State Bldg. 1.-nhhY

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — JULY 14, 1949

Shower Tendered To Present Series Recent Bride Of Organ Concerts A miscellaneous shower was The Organ institute of Andover held recently at the home of Mrs. During the summer hits non of Dunbarten et., and Ann Boys and girls are reminded planned for those in grades one will present eight concerts of for this column Contmonwealt that every Tuesday morning, dur- through six. The program begins F. A. LeLacheur, 34 Elm st., in organ music at the Methuen Me- all items and John Woodcock, of Haverhill !Wilt or phoned to st. l'ROlh. ing the months of July and Aug- at 10:15 a.m. each Tuesday, and honor of her niece, Mrs. Richard morial music hall on Fridays and sboulit he Mrs. Lincoln Smith. 2110 N. Docket ust, there is a "record hour" at selections are made from the ray- Beaulieu, the former Miss Joan Saturdays, July 22 to August 13. The Wallace Fiedlers of York Ism w. Pomeroy of 29 Main st. Decora- Main at., or tel. .22614-W. st.. enjoying themselves this week fo all persons the young people's room of the ord collection of the library. All inclusive. The faculty of the Ith C. Mu tions were of pink and white at Hampton Reach. Memorial Hall library, especially are cordially invited. school will he heard in these con- Mrs. .1 a in e s Faggiano and ...drat John F. As for the special booklists, streamers and a wedding bell certs as follows: July 22. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Cyril N. Clarkson, erased, daughter Maryann, 8 Argyle at., 260 N. Main st.. entertained Mr. petition llf many of the young people have under which Mrs. Beaulieu opened Howes: July 23, E. Power Biggs: have been vacationing at Buz- ein tor pro . already been in to ask for one. her lovely gifts. A buffet lunch July 29 and 30, Arthur Poister; and Mrs. lack Robinson of Val- worming to be t THE MAN TO SEE . . . zard's Bay since the last of June. lejo, Calif. over the week-encl. Mr. um of said des Each boy or girl will have one was served by Mrs. Thomas Chad- August 5 and .6. Ernest. White: 51r. Faggiano has joined them and %ticloser, in said "made to order" along the lines wick and Mrs. LeLacheur. August 12 and 13, Carl Weinrich. Robinson is instructor in physic: ppointed execul for will remain with them for the re- at. Vallejo Junior college. rely on his bon of his or her personal interest, Among those present were: An orchestra of stringed instru- mainder of this month when they .ou desire to c The John C. Lowes of Sutliff „o ney should file iind in September there will he Misses Helen Surette, Marjorie ments conducted by Arthur Howes will all return to Andover. land st. have enjoyed several -,aid Court at Salem INSURANCE a surprise planned for those who Campbell, Margaret Reid, Hilda- the fi will participate in the Saturday Miss Joyce Sullivan. dapghter weekends at Salisbury beach. forenoon on have read at least five from the may Cargill, Helen Black, Adelaide programs, in which concerted the !Mum day of C and Webb, Ann Sullivan, Patricia of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Sulli- Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wilkinson. Witness, John V music ranging front Handel to van of 260 N. Main st., is feeling fudge of said cou Miss Miriam Putnam, librarian, Downey, Elizabeth Lowe, Carol 46 York st., went to the mountains hdy. in the year on such contemporary composers as fine now after her recent tonsil- and Miss Mary Zecchini, catalog Hutchings and Mrs. William G. last week and spent some time at and fortv-nine. REAL ESTATE Poulenc and Sowerby will he per- lectomy at Lawrence General hos- JOHN librarian, are enjoying their an- McDermitt, Mrs. John R. Sulli- formed. Laconia, N.H. van. Mrs. Samuel Forsythe, Mrs. pital. nual' vacation. Tickets for these concerts may Among the visitors at Moose- Alvin Porter, Mrs. Thomas David- Mrs. Boynton and young son. head lake. Me.. last week. were TOWN 0 The Life photographic exhibition be procured from the Organ Insti- son, Mrs. Evelyn St. Jean, Mrs. Donnie, 6 Argyle st., are spending Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Dean of PUBLIC of 18th century England is on dis- tute, Box 50, Andover. Hotel res- play at the Memorial Hall library, Verne Porter, Mrs. James Kearns, two weeks at her mother's slim- 34 Canterbury st. Andover Coal Co. ervations are available at the An- home in Maine. the Board of Selectn and may he seen through July Mrs. Alexander Gordon, Mrs. John dover Inn. mer it,, and sell petrol 311-312 Bay State Bid. 29th. The 24 panels depict the Souter, Mrs. Clarence Johnson, Many children have started at.- their present storage various phases of life in that pe- Mrs. Edwin Anderson, Mrs. David The Organ Institute again has tending Camp Holiday, the day Ions in underground LAWRENCE K. C. KILLORIN ,t Maine Railroad it riod, social, liteiary, artistic, ar- Doig, Mrs. Fred Collins, Mrs. a capacity enrollment for its sum- camp so popular in this area. public hearing o Tels.: Lawrence 4762 Charles Regan, Mrs. John A. Pol- mer session. Among its students Among those who started this held on Monday. chitectural and political, and are REALTOR P.M., at the Tom Andover 1663 based on an article which ap- green, Mrs. Thomas Chadwick, are many well-known concert week are Barbara and Arlene with provisions of II peared in Life magazine. Mrs. F. Allen LeLacheur, and Mrs. artists and teachers, as well as King, Sutherland st., Paul McKin- 26 Chestnut St. Andover thereto. recent conservatory and university tty ordi Richard Beaulieu. TELS.: 2272 or 1267-J graduates. They will live at Phil- the stage of the Music hall, and CLAN AUXILIARY lips academy in Andover, and prac- tice on organs in churches and it was not until the turn of the Pale of issue: July I The Ladies auxiliary 42 to Clan century that the late Edward F. schools throughout the Greater Commonwealth Johnston held their regular meet- Searles purchased the dismantled ing recently in the lodge rooms. Lawrence area. Their presence in PROBA' the vicinity is the means of pro- instrument and built a hall espe- Docket A penny social was held following cially to house it near his estate foes, o. the business meeting and refresh- viding vacations for many local To all persons church organists who otherwise in Methuen. mate under the w ments were served by the July Taylor, late of An group. A hot dog party will follow might not have been able to secure After considerable experimenta- deceased, for the In substitutes. Among the churches tion in connection with its con- and others. the next meeting. All cards for The surviving trt the lace table cloth must be in at and schools that are cooperating struction and decoration, the new (resented to said C in this important musical project hall was found to possess acoustic fifteenth to seventeer this time. aid trust. McGREGOR by permitting the use of their or- properties highly suitable for or- If you desire to ob in plain color Gabordines, Poplins, gans by Organ Institute students gan music and visitors who heard attorney diould file Sausage is referred to In writ- aid Court at Salem I Woolens, Latex . . . some figured ings as old as Homer's Odyssey. are the Free church, the South the organ there on the infrequent forenoon on the firs church, Christ church, St. August- occasions when it was used were the return day of th . . . some with sport shirts to match. uniformly well impressed by it. Mine, John V. ine's church, Abbot academy and lodge of said Court Phillips academy. The unusual tone qualities of the July, in the year one The former Boston Music Hall instrument are matched by the and forty•nine. JANTZEN TRUNKS ... 9.95 up JOHN I organ has long been regarded as remarkable decorative features of one of the world's most distin- the building. Lavish use of gold guished instruments. The plans leaf and bas-relief provide a nat- Commonwealth PROBA1 for it were formulated by an inter- ural setting for the elaborately SHAWSHEEN Docket national commission of organists. carved organ case. Musical in- Essex, am. and it was built by the Walcker To all persons ini struments, heltds of composers, MOTOR MART hereinafter described. Company of Ludwigsberg, Ger- and other ornamental features Your Andover Ford Dealer A petition has b many. The work begun in 1857 abound. This case supports the Court by Dionesios G nf Andover in said C TOMPKINS and was completed five years later. brilliantly polished pure tin pipes 47 Haverhill St., Shawsheim name mar be change( glattatr&StItuttton First assembled, tried, and ap- of the 32' open diapason, one of Tel. 707—Law. SORES !Nonagon G. Econt SERVICE STATION INCORPORATED proved by the commission in the If you desire to 416 No. Main St. Shawshissn the few sets of such pipes in the your attorney should ANDOVER, MASS. factory, it was then shipped to the world. The organ's appearance is atge in said Court "dock in the Toren United States at a time when the almost as overwhelming as its full lay of July I949, Civil War gave cause for fears and brilliant sound. tattoo. Witness. John V. concerning its safe passage. fudge of said Cour After its arrival and installation tat- of June in the y hundred and forty-nit in Boston in 1863, it occupied a A group of 20 boys will leave JOHN J, prominent place in the musical at 6 a.m. Sunday front the town life of Boston until the formation house for a deep sea fishing trip SWAP CONTEST of the Boston Symphony orchestra. to the Isles of Shoals. Headed by ENTRY SLIPS AVAILABLE AT This organization crowded it off Donald D. Dunn, head life guard Charter No. 1129 at Pomp's pond the boys will try for the mackerel currently run- Garden Tools ning at the Shoals and they report W. R. HILL that there is room for four more TH Flagstone boys. A boat has been chartered ((Andover in lb which leaves from Newburyport June 30, 1949. Paint — Varnish and returns at 2 p.m. Published In res Those who have signed up in- ttn Hardware clude Paul. Louis, Albert, Aleide, OUR Arthur, Sr. and Arthur, Jr. and Walter Tisbert. Joseph Spinella, BUSINESS MEN'S Cash, balm balance, and LUMBER Robert Bourdelais, Kenneth Rus- LUNCHEONS sell, J. Van Coppenolle, Calvin United Stat J. E. PITMAN EST. Hatch. Sr. and Calvin Hatch, Jr.. 95c and $1.20 guaranteed . 63 PARK ST. TEL. 664 Robert Nightingale, George Car- Obligations Ines and Donald Dunn. Corporate stn Reserve, ban Loans and di Bank premit tures 627,957 ANDOVER (Off AGE II. Other asset, The G-E Space Maker Refrigeratcir is South Main St. Andover 12. TOTAL ASS packed with practical conveniences. For example, the butter conditioner keeps but- 12 Noon to 8:30 p.m. ter at easy-spreading consistency. Closed Mondays ,excel.( holiflaSbi Demand dep It gives you one-third more refrigerated Dorations food-storage space in the same floor space ROOM AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES Time deposit occupied by former 6-cu-ft models. TEL. AND 1800 ations You'll get years of day-after-day depend- Deposits of 1 tal savings . able service, because it's powered by the It famous G-E sealed-in refrigerating system. Deposits of 5 17. Deposits of If. Other deposi 13. TOTAL DEL Now you can look slimmer than - 8-cubic-foot model as low as 23. you are and feel more comfort- Other Habil] 21, $ 229.75 able too. Think of a patented TOTAL LIA Inner Vest that acts on Na- 25. Capital Stoel ONLY $2.23 ture's principles...lifting and f el Corn molding your abdomen while 26. Surplus .... scientific construction 27 Undivided p smooths your "rear-view." 29 TOTAL CAT P.N. ' Practical Front, the 30. TOTAL LIA corset that "Flattens that 17 jewels tnaluichal. Bulge," is adjustable to bracelet 31' Assets pledt daily changes in your figure. for other pu 32, (al Loans a $5 5 0 serves of .. 1.rogths 12 to 16; waists 24 to 33 State of Mae I. C. W. Tio swear that the a and belief.

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN - JULY 14, 1949 9

At The Churches Special Mission LEGAL NOTICES CLASSIFIED ADS CHRIST CHURCH Service Planned REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector Dii nbarto At a special service in the ANTIQUES AND OLD FASH- ❑ at., and Ann Conanciossealth of Massachusetts ANDOVER SAVINGS RANK Sunday: 8 a. m., Holy Commu- n South church, Sunday, July 23 at Services Offered IONED THINGS of any descrip- Woodcock, of Haverhill PROBATE COURT Andirner, Mass. a. m., morning service July 14, 1949 nion.; 10 10 a. to., Miss Lois Opal King will tion and any period. i will Docket No. 227,694 the following list of officer. of the Andover and sermon. Wallace Fiedlers of York he commissioned a missionary of FRENCH LESSONS - TUTOR- gladly call anytime at your con- ines,fo all s. persons interested in the estate of Savings Bank is published in compliance with the law. the American Board of Commis- venience and make an offer ying themselves this week flizabeth C. Murphy, late of Andover ing - Conversation - College of John F. Murphy). in said County, PRESIDENT sioners of Foreign Missions in without obligation to you. Fred pton Beach. wile Burton S. Flagg METHOD▪ IST CHURCH Board Preparation-Hilda R. West Central Africa. Dr. John A. Court. nd Mrs. Cyril N. Clarkson, ceased.petition has been presented to said VICE•PRESIDENT AND TREASURF.R (Ballardvale) Baynes. B. es L. Universite de B. Reynolds, 22 Phillips gun for probate of certain instruments Louis S. Finger Reuling will give the sermon and Paris, Diplome de L'Ecole de North Andover, Mass. Phone Main st., entertained Mr. ASSISTANT TREASURER REV. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Minister sporting to be the last will and memor• present the commission and Dr. ti-9-5 s. Jack Robinson of Val- um of said deceased by John F. Murphy. Winthrop Newcomb Church closed until August 7. Preparation des Professeurs de Lawrence 31 8 7 8. CLERK Merlin W. Ennis will welcome lif. over the week-end. Mr. odoser. in said County, praying that lit Members invited to attend Union Francais, Sorbonne Certiflcat de ppointed executor thereof without giving Charles C. Kitnball in is instructor in physic, TRUSTEES Miss King to the field. Mrs. Alex- Phonetiques, Institut de Phone- sy rely an his bond. Congregational church. Wonted to Rent sjo Junior college. you desire to object thereto you or pout Term expires 1950 ander Wilson will speak for the tique, University de Paris. I. Radford Abbot Alfred E. Stearns should file a written appearance in church at this time and The Rev. John C. Lowes of Suth(, alnet Salem before ten o'clock in tits Wallace E. Brimer Abbot Stevens 351 School Street, Tel. An- BUSINESSMAN, WIFE WITH 2 at t. have enjoyed several saidforenoon Court on the first day of August. 1949, Term expires 1951 ST. AUGUS▪TINE'S CHURCH Frederick B. Noss, pastor of the dover 2 1 9 5-M. c-3 0-7-1 4 E. Barton Chapin Philip F. Ripley REV. THOMAS P. FOGARTY, Pastor children want to rent 5 or 6 ds at Salisbury beach. the return day of this citation. South Congregational church, will Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First Louis S. Finger Clover J. Stone room apartment in Andover or Ferm expires 1952 Friday: 7:30 p.m., Novena de- offer a prayer of consecration. and Mre. Irvin Wilkinson, Judge of said Court, this eleventh day of Burton S. Flagg Printing and Engraving e vicinity. Please call Lawrence July, in the year one thousand nine hundred Henry S. Hopper votions. Donald Amy is the organist for c at., went to the mountains Charles C. Kimball 8 9 1 9 3. w-3 0-7-1 4 and forty-nine. Saturday: 4 to 6 p.m., and 7:30 the occasion. ek and spent some time at BOARD OF INVESTMENT JOHN J. cosTELLO, Register. Burton S. Flagg Henry S. Hopper to 9 p.m., Confessions. PRINTING SERVICES BY THE a, N.H. 14.21-28 John R. Abbot Dr. Reuling is a Congregational WANTED TO RENT - By mill Sunday, Mimes: 6:30 a.m., Publisher of your TOWNS- ng the visitors at Moose. AUDITING COMMITTEE layman and secretary for Africa executive, 4 bedroom house TOWN OF ANDOVER Wallace E. Brimer Charles C. Kimball 8:30 a.m., 9:45 a.m., and 11:30 MAN. Complete printing serv- Ike, Me., last week, were Philip F. Ripley of the American Board of Foreign preferably in Andover. Please PUBLIC HEARING a.m. ice for all your personal and d Mrs. Edward P. Dean of COR PORATORS Missions, Boston, who has just re- write Box S 134, Andover George E. Abbot Henry S. Hopper commercial requirements. Call tterbury at: Andover Coal Co., Inc., having petitioned turned from a four and one-half the Board of Selectmen for a license to keep, J. Radford Abbot John M. Kemper And. 1943. Townsman, Andover. w-3 0-7-14 ore and sell petroleum products, increasing Philip K. Allen Charles C. Kimball ST. JOSEP• H'S CHURCH months executive tour of Africa. their present storage allowance to 21100 gal- Foster E. Barnard Win. D. McIntyre Because he is a layman, Dr. Reul- lons in underground tanks on land of Boston Wallace F. Brimer Winthrop Newcomb (Ballsrdvale) Help Wanted-Female h Lots for Sale Maine Railroad in said Town of Andover, Hugh Bullock Edward C. Nichols ing's message is particularly ap- k E. Barton Chapin Sunday: 9 a.m., Mass. C. KILLORIN a public hearing on said petition will be Frank I.. Purdon pealing. He is a member of the FOR SALE - HOUSE LOTS. held on Monday. July 25, 1949 at 7:30 Edward S. Eckman Philip F. Ripley LADIES-IT PAYS TO SHARE REALTOR P.M., at the Town House, in accordance William V. Emmons George F. Sawyer national committee of the Con- Nicely located in different sec- Louis S. Finger a little time from your home. with provisions of the General laws relating Irving Southworth SOUTH CHURCH gregational Christian Laymen's tions of Andover. Reasonable Burton S. Flagg Alfred E. Stearns We train and assist you to :hestaut St. Andover thereto. Claude M. Fuess Abbot Stevens REV. FREDERICK B. NOSS, Pastor fellowship. For 12 years he was prices. Lots in groups at whole- By order of the establish a profitable business of Board of Selectmen, James Could Colver J. Stone an educator among the Bantus of sale prices in different sections ELS.: 2272 or 1267-J Edmond E. Hammond Gardner Sutton 10 a. In. Union Services with your own. Write: Townsman GEO. ti. WINSLOW, South Africa, serving on, the fac- of Andover. One excellent dairy Tools Clerk. Roy F.. Hardy Walter C. Tomlinson the Free Church at the Free CHARLES C. KIMBALL, ulty of Adams college. According Box NB, Park St.. Andover. [alto( issue: July 14, 1949. Clerk Church. farm located in a nearby town. to Dr. Reuling the present temper c7-1 4-2 1 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Thursday: •10 a.m., All-Day Apply to MISS B. M. THOMES, Commonwealth of Massachusetts PROBATE COURT of the African people is such that Rocky Hill Rd., Andover, Mass. l'ROBATE COURT Sewing meeting of the Women's Docket No. 216,286 if they are deprived of the Chris- Articles for Sale O rl 4-2 1-2 8 Docket No. 145,873 Essex, Si. union. tian leadership which they need Nes, ss. To all persons interested in the estate of To all persons interested in the trust Ruth R. Hamblin of Andover in said Coun- + + and for which they are asking, FOR SALE-1 STANDARD BOY'S estate under the will of Antoinette Hall Houses for Sale ty, . insane person. they can easily become a menace Columbia bicycle with basket Q . odor, late of Andover. in said County, The guardian of said ward has presented UNION CONG. CHURCH deceased, for the benefit of Emily Knevals to said Court her first and second accounts REV. PHILIP M. KELSEY, Minister to themselves and the rest of the and light; first class condition. HOUSE FOR SALE: BAN- and others. for allowance. world. Call And. 1 4 2 7. co 1 4 The surviving trustee of said estate has If you desire to object thereto you or your Friday: Closing exhibition of CROFT ROAD, 6 rm. cottage, presented to said Court for allowance the attorney should file a written appearance in 13allardvale vacation church The commissioning service at fifteenth to seventeenth accounts inclusive Of said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in All conveniences, oil heat, ga- 'ad trust. the forenoon on the eighteenth day of July, school, 7 p. to. in town building. the South church marks the first Wanted to Buy rage, large lot of land. Price re- If you desire to object thereto you or your 1949, the return day of this citation. Sunday: 10 a. in., Worship time in many years that such a duced. Immediate occupancy attorney should file a written appearance in Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First ANYTHING OLD-FASHIONED OR 'aid Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the Judge of said Court, this twenty-second day service. Sermon: "The Inside and project has been attempted by an Fred E. Cheever, 21 Main St, ANTIQUE; 911114FORD forenoon on the first day of August, 1949, of June in the year one thousand nine hun- Outside of Stealing." Guest Andover church. Miss King ex- also Furniture re- Andover Tel. 776 or 1 0 9 8. the return day of this citation. dred and forty•nine. pects to leave early in September finished. Guy N. Christian, 5 Witness, Joint V. Phelan. Esquire, First JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. preacher. The Rev. William W. Judge of said Court. this eleventh day of 30.7.14 Switzer of the Presbyterian for West Central Africa. Union St., Georgetown, Mass. July, in the year one thousand nine hundred Write or phone 2 8 5 1. We will PARTS and fort,nine. ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK church, Windham, N. H. call. GARDEN PLOWING JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. The following pass books, issued by the 14-21-28 Andover Savings Bank has been last and RUBBISH REMOVED application has been made for else issuance Personals... ANTIQUES CZ, ANYTHING OLD Commonwealth of Massachusetts of duplicate hooks. Public notice of said ap- WEST PARISH GENERAL TRUCKING h`balr. REV. JOHN G. GASKILL, Minister Mr. and Mrs. George Sparks Marbletop, Walnut, Grape and PROBATE COURT plication is hereby given, in accordance with Docket No. 227795 Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts of Sunday: 10:3 0 a. to., Morning have returned after spending a Rose-carved Furniture. Glaze, BATESON & SON SHAWSHEEN Essex, as. 1908. To all persons interested in the petition Book No. 31,420. worship. Sermon by the pastor week at Lakeport on Lake Winni- China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, TEL. 1487 W Payment has been stopped. MOTOR MART hereinafter described. will be the third in a series fol- pesaukee, N.H. Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, Fun A petition has been presented to said LOUIS S. FINGER, Treasurer tar Andover Ford Dealer Court by Dionesios G. Economopoulos, 30-7-14 lowing the outline of Elton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nicoll of niture, Etc. William F. Graham,

of Andover in said County, praying that his Trueblood's new book on the Houston, Texas are visiting Mr. Jr., 166 Golden Hill Ave., Haver- Haverhill St., Shawshesen name may be changed as follows: TOWN OF ANDOVER "Common Ventures of Life." The and Mrs. James Nicoll of Clark rd. WALLPAPER Dionestos G. Economopoulos to Dan Econ. PUBLIC HEARING hill, Mass., Telephone Haverhill Tel. 767-Law. 5685 If you desire to object thereto you or .5 public hearing will be held at the Town public is cordially invited. Miss Doris Nicoll of Clark rd. 7 0 1 O-W. Will call to look. ALLIED PAINT STORES your attorney should file a written appear- House at 7:30 P. M.. Friday, July 15, 1949. is spending the summer with Mr. ance in said Court at Salem before ten Note: The church school will JOSEPH T. GAGNE, President to act upon the petition of Kenneth Hird and Mrs. Geo. Follansbee and fam- "clock in the forenoon on the eighteenth to erect a house at 27 Topping Road with hold a food sale on the church Mental habits of self-control, 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence lay of July 1949, the return day of this ei- side yards of less than fifteen feet. ily at their summer home at Lake lotion. green facing Route 133 on Satur- self-reliance, and concentration or Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, ,First • BOARD OF APPEALS, Chautauqua, N.Y. JAMES J. EASTHAM, Chairman day, July 30th. Earl Young, su- their opposites, are formed when Judge of said Court, this twenty-seventh The Baptist church of Andover hay of June in the year one thousand nine perintendent. is the chairman. a child is two to five years old, -20 Year.' Experience hundred and forty-nine. An estimated 40,000 gold-seek- Is making plans for special mu- and are seldom changed in later JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. ers crossed the continent to reach sical program meetings to begin BAPTIST CHURCH years. -Good Workmanship 30.7.14 California in 1 8 4 9. early in October. Exceptional mu- REV. WENDELL L. BAILEY, Pastor sical talent has been secured in- HOWARD 8. Sunday 10:45 a. m., Morning cluding Miss Alice Farnsworth, worship. Sermon by the pastor: Charter No. 1129 Reserve District No. 1 soprano soloist in Tremont Tem- July, August and E IL DR E DGE "Works and Days." Music by Mrs. ple, Boston. Gospel hymns will REPORT OF CONDITION OF Linda Kocher, organist and solo- he featured tit these meetings September Pa inter • Decorator ist. The Cure for THE ANDOVER NATIONAL BANK under direction of a song leader. Vacation time - and that means INTERIOR - EXTERIOR The public is invited. Residential-Industrial-Schools of Andover in the State of Massachusetts, at the close of ,business on accident time. We can't keep N MW DEPUTIES TO TAKE Mrs. Robert Haphey and three Jute 30, 1949. you from getting hurt, but we Ided Appetites tie DUTIES SUNDAY children, Phyllis. Bruce and Alli- Puhlicheri can help a lot with the bills. LAWN FURNITURE response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, Confirmation of Fire Chief C. son of Flint circle have left for under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes Spray PAIN Edward Buchan's appointment of Germany to join Capt. Robert D. You'll be agreeably surprised to learn how much protection OUR ASSETS Henry L. Hilton and Albert Cole, Haphey, who is assigned to U. S. CELLARS CLEANED Jr., as deputy chiefs in the fire de- army occupation forces in Frank- you can have for only $10 a BUSINESS MEN'S Cash, balances with other hanks, including reserve partment had not been received year. Just call Spray PAIN balance, and cash items in process of collection $1,592,029.29 furt, Germany. LUNCHEONS up to Thursday morning. Town Accountant George Napier 7: United States Government obligations, direct and Ceilings a Specialty and Mrs. Napier, 64 Maple ave., 95c and $1.20 guaranteed 3,171,289.92 Chief Buchan stated, however, have left on a motor trip through 1. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 231,671.70 that both would assume their For Free Estimates Vermont. Smart as acting & Flagg new positions Sunday a. Corporate stocks (including $12,000.00 stock of Federal deputies pending approval of the Mrs. Percy Schutt and daugh- Nc Call Andover Reserve. bank) 12,000.00 civil service commission. ter. Nancy of 19 Canterbury st., Loans and discounts (including $1,547.35 overdrafts) 2,477,190.10 The Insurance Office 2110 itiot and Mrs. Tenny Smith and son 7. Bank premises owned $105,523.42, furniture and fix, Robert, of New Jersey, returned Bank Bldg. Andover 870 tures $27,987.30 133,510.72 home from a four weeks stay in II. W. SHIRLEY BARNARD INDOVER RAGE Other assets 5,099.22 England. th Main St. Andover 12. TOTAL ASSETS $7,622,790.95 Real Estate and Insurance Miss lean Dumont of Chestnut -: at :- at.. has accepted a position in the LIABILITIES However, we expect some good 12 Noon to 8:30 p.m. Main and Barnard Streets Dalton, Pharmacy, Main st. I Mondays (except holidays) 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor- Telephone id A card party and penny social trade-ins within the next few porations $4,409,019.53 sponsored by court St. Monica to SORRY days so watch this space for the If. M AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES Time deposits of individuals,, partnerships. and corpor- he held Saturday, Aug. 6, on the No Used Cars Today. best in used cars offered for sale. TEL. AND 1660 . ations 1,744,436.72 • lawn, weather permitting. at the • 1 5. Deposits of ;United States Government (including pos- home of SI i s s Katherine A. tal savings, :111,324.30 McNally„ 11 Summer et. I LINCOLN & MERCURY IS. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 214,591.93 finer Authorized Sales and Service 17. Deposits of banks 164,897.17 portraits Civic Interest Displayed IS. Other deposits (certified and cashier's checks, etc.) • • 144,628.71 ARLINGTON MOTORS, INC. At Bathing Beach 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS $6,988,698.36 by . • • " KEN" CROMPTON (Continued from Page One) 73. Other liabilities 29,147.13 882 BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • TEL. $7155 21, TOTAL LIABILITIES $7,017,845.49 days a cemented stone oven and fireplace is anticipated. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 25. Capital Stock: _ As in the past' years the Cross Common stock, total par $200,000.00 200,000.00 Coal Co. is donating a truck for [NA transportation, although many 26. Surplus 200,000.00 FREEZER LAWRENCE parents drive their children to the 27. Undivided profits 204,945.46 329 Essex Street beach in private cars and watch 29. TOTAL 604,945.46 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Nazi to Sutherlrand' a them learn a new swimming SUPPLIES 10. TOTAL stroke, a fancy dive or Just an MISS S. LIABILITIES AND. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $7,622,790.95 Tel. Law. 30013 AMERICA • ordinary jump off the dock into BALL FREEZE JARS II jewels MEMORANDA the arms of a water safety in- • 16 oz. and 32 oz. sizes. Specially made sults chain 31 structor. Omelet . Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for freezing and frozen storage of vege- $1,277,146 13 for other purposes tables, fruits, moats, etc. Jars are (alLoane as shown above are after deduction of re- favored by most users for it permits serves of 33,407.71 knowing at a glance what is in the con- tainer. 1ULOV State of Massachusetts, County of Essex, so: Micron is in/I, C. W. Holland, cashier of the above-named hank, do solemnly CELLOPHANE AND ALUMINUM swear that the above statement is true to the hest of my knowledge Paper Containers 110000 a (Anboiler 1 tin PAPER IN ROLLS yxdll nd belief. Pint Size 9a/pti for wrapping meat, game, etc C. W. HOLLAND, Cashier. "A Treadway Inn" ( Seal) Located on Campus of Everything for the LAWNS • GARDENS • FARMS D Sworn Correct-Attest INCORPORATE lie In and subscribed before UM. 11th day of July, 1949. L. S. Finger Phillips Andover Academy 77 Essex St.. Lawrence Katherine A. Berry, N. Stevens, Jr. Inviting all to enjoy its facilities. Telephone 23330 Notary Public. BRUCKMANN'S W. E. Brimer My commission expires April 26. Rooms - Meals - Functions 158 SO. BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • FREE PARKING SPACE teverse Calls Accepted 551. Directors Visit Our Newly Installed GIft Shop Andover Deliveries Daily - Call Law. 4105 Edward A. Romeo, Mgr. Tel. And. 903 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — JULY 14, 1949

Welfare Agents The II n I t association was Holt Association founded in New York city In 192n Hold Meeting Here and in 1927 held its first meeting A district meeting of public Erects Memorial In Andover. The gathering nev Obstinan welfare agents was held at the A memorial tablet, erected by Saturday marks the tenth meeting town house last Friday to discuss the Holt Association of America, of the organization. is but conqt. standards for the administration will be unveiled and dedicated to Nicholas Holt was horn in Eng- of public insurance. the memory of Nicholas Holt, land In 1602 and died In Andover Representatives were present signer of the Andover charter in in 1685. He signed the Andover from Beverly, Salem, Danvers, 1646, Saturday, July 16 at 3:30 Town charter in 1646. Peabody, Methuen, Reading, An- p.m. by Nicholas Holt, 16-year-old VOW MF dover, Gloucester, Lowell. Law- 10th generation descendent. Even old elephants can (pen, rence, Haverhill and Newbury- Mrs. Charles W. Ward of the he trained to obey orders. r. port. Charles W. Ward reservation, has The meeting was held tinder the donated the site at Holt Hill farm 127 MAIN Sir. supervision of Miss Minna J. 3 4 and the foundation stone. Presid- PAUL'S TEL. 212th Detach, district director of the ing at the ceremony will be 19 Years' Experience state department of public health. Charles Sutherland Tapley, vice- • Dressmaking • Remod: np president of the association and • Alterations ART EXHIBIT members, living all over the s CioA:; zl 111,11.§ A special summer exhibition country, have been Invited. Varie n r will he held at the Addison Gallery of American Art from July 15 to September 26. Student pictures selected from art schools all over the country will be on display. The gallery is located at Phil- lips academy and is open daily from 9 n.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday • BROWNIE REFLEX $10.95 • REDIFLEX $13.95 afternoons from 2:30 to 5 o'clock. • BROWNIE (820) $11.75 • ANSCO PIONEER $7.95 • BABY BROWNIE $2.75 • ANSCO PANDA $4.44

One of the gay groups enjoying the dancing which the Recreation committee si sore each Friday night during the slimmer at the Andover Guild on Brook street. In this set Bob Beauchesne and LOOK PHOTO SERVICE his partner. Virginia Poulin "f Lawrence, are gliding (town through a line of merrymakers who are ELM SQ. ANDOVER thoroughly enjoying the fun. (Look Photo)

DISCUSS TAXATION Youngsters Display Pets Current taxation matters were discussed Tuesday at a meeting of In Playground Shows the Essex and Middlesex Assessors (Continued from Page One) association held at the Peabody House. Paul MacKinnon's goldfish won SHAWSHEEN MOTOR MART Roy F. Hardy. chairman of the first prize. The grand prize win- board of selectmen, welcomed the ner was William Gene whose Col- 100 delegates to Andover. The Your Andover Ford Dealer lie dog named "Princess" won the discussions were conducted under gold ribbon. the supervision of Henry F. Long, commissioner of corporations and Shawsheen: Dogs, 1st, "Scout" taxation. entered by Peggy Perry; 2nd, 47 HAVERHILL ST. SHAWSHEEN TEL. 767 LAW. 5635 "Shreeby" entered by Patricia Smalley; 3rd, "Lady" entered by fall Smeltzer; canaries, 1st, won by Alice Danbroise; 2nd, Cynthia Lawrence; 3rd, Ann Ward; most unusual, 1st, won by Robert Lakin with hornpouts; 2nd, Frank Fro- burg with turtle; 3rd, Barbara llarrington with gold fish;' kittens. 1st, "Sandy, Smoky and Floffy" From hit entered by Norma Kibbee; 2nd. Ranger John "Cooky" entered by Sandara Fair- picks up a pt weather; 3rd, "Archie" entered by Joan Wilson; the flag bearer was Joan Haggerty; scorer, Mrs. Alma Marshall; announcer, Robert A glance at the new Ford and you'll agree with New Yee % Fire F Mitchell; judges, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. famous Fashion Academy ... it certainly is the "Fashion Car of Franklyn Haggerty, Mrs. Edna the Year"! But its looks are only the cover of Ford's book of O'Hara and Mrs. Arthur Weiss. On V At the West Center playground "firsts". Ford alone in its field offers you a 100-horsepower engine a hat show was held with the fol- ... an 8 cylinder engine . . . a V-type engine. Ford alone offers HEALTH lowing results: your choice of this V-8 or the new 95 "horse" Six. VIEW Prettiest, 1st, Isabel Livingston; Is Priceless 2nd, Louise Muller; smallest, 1st, Marcia Belding; 2nd, Jeffery Beld- You'll find Ford first in safety. too. Its heavy.gange "Lifegnartr OF Yes, your good health is a ing and 3rd, Billy Belding; most Body and 5 cross-member, box section frame make Ford S9% priceless possession — more unusual, 1st, Thomas Kelly; 2nd. more rigid ... its big "Picture Windows" give you 19 square fees valuable than wealth...more ME Raymond Couture and 3rd, David of vision area . more than any other car in Ford's field. envied than riches. Guard it Learmond; funniest, 1st, Hank and guard it well. If the Livingston and 2nd, Carol Leff; biggest, 1st. Barbara Williams: NEM symptoins of an ailment, — 2nd, Cordelia O'Brien and 3rd, liy• l.:llN, I ever minor—ml hi per- .Jackie Gerrie; best home made sist for any length of time, hat, 1st, Freidl Leff and 2nd, Mar- i ll i Il l a a'eek go and see your doctor. Then cia Belding. A special award for was. irk.. Aft the best hat went to Thomas o , sere ea. tore than $ bring his prescription to us d Kelly. ,nom i.oi for the sort of skillful ac- • curate compounding that as- time he may MARRIAGE INTENTIONS sures prescribed medicine tumption that The following marriage inten- iousgo,,N oet that is just what your doctor tions have been filed at the office ou Intended it to be. of Town Clerk George/H. Win- sooner or late slow: POW coming a Henry H. Morin, Lewiston, Me. aho itincyotin and Alice A. Guay, Lewiston, Me. ‘in ., te eetexh stolti Thomas .4mes Haugh. 86 Belle- contributing t. DEPT vue ave. Winthrop, and Mary omic crisis. TELEPHONE BILLS PAYABLE HERE it Louise Collins, 46 North st. tteh s6atab recent past 1 g.no s q:npua she bought. i rial nation sh amounts of fc dale. But the gales and put lonahBgada heds6N tw .,r FULL IN PEPSI's itdbieh en po 2 from shipping overseas inve spent by foreil war drained ho . GLASSES BIG BOTTLE Drive a Ford and you'll feel the difference right away. rnie (tneos iv, itheo ,,h,,,oau You'll like the "feel" of that "Mid Ship" Ride ... the tteh s id:ctri materials abrc "feel" of those bump-erasing "Hydra'-Coil" and "Para- Ping income, Flex" Springs ... the 35% easier acting "Magic Action" ance sales ant Brakes ... the easy "Finger-Tip" Steering. Come in for obviously drop a ride and you'll order your Ford noes. mg. The on13 .te ond o,i,n eu Start Constr Of Morton S Work on Take the ...try the new FORD "FEEL sewer which w „ veterans' hot with the sewer has been start at your Ford Dealert Public works e Construction abto tu ee Goes twice as far—tastes twice as good ... the special to bee. 27 last yo that's Pepsi-Cola. Buy 6 at a time and save! SHAWSHEEN MOTOR MART 16.451 was api The work WHY TAKE LESS ...WHEN PEPSI'S BEST! Three manhol 47 HAVERHILL STREET SHAWSHEEN TEL. 767 - LAW. 5635 and it may be Pepsi•Cola Bottling Co. of Lowell, Inc., 4 Broadway, Methuen more before I "Uslenlo'Counter-Spy,'Tuesdayand Thursday evenings, your ABCstation" Dieted. —AWARDED THE FASHION ACADEMY GOLD MEDAL AS THE "FASHION CM OF THE YEAR"

he II o 1 t association was uteri in New York city In 1920 in 1927 held its first meeting Andover. The gathering next (lb4tioniiry in a bad Mae. The worst, solitude is to be destitute of sincere friend- irday marks the tenth meeting p. but c.,n,t,incy in a good. the organization. ,,,,,, Browne ship, —Francis Bacon ticholaa Holt was horn in Eng. ANUOVER TOWNSMAN in 1602 and died In Andover 1685. He signed the Andover vn charter in 1646. VOLUME 62, NUMBER 40 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, JULY 21, 1949 PRICE, 5 CENTS !Aron old elephants ran quit, trained to obey orders. r. 11- 'S 127 MAIN Sir 3405 PERSONS ASSESSED BY TOWN OFFICIALS PAUL TEL, 2121ic 19 Years' Experience Dressmaking • Remod • Alterations Total For Suits, Cioat; 7nd Ilrrws Changes ;:are n ( ,0er Made In Last Year Vacation And Was 3280 Trip Fire Dept. Increase Of 90 In X $10.95 56 Hour Week In Total Number Of $11.75 Effect—Two New $7.95 Dwellings Taxed $2.75 Deputies On Job .44 The number of persons upon Several changes took place in HENRY L. HILTON ALBERT COLE, JR. whom the hoard of assessors has D SERVICE the fire department Sunday when levied taxes this year has Jumped ER TEL. 1452 the 56-hour week became opera- to 3405, a gain of 125 over the tive replacing the former work Annual Playground Outing 3280 who were assessed in 194$. week of 70 hours. In making their appraisals for The two new deputy chiefs, 1949 the assessors listed the Henry L. Hilton. 182 Shawsheen At Canobie Lake Tuesday value of assessed personal estate rd., and Albert Cole, Jr., Foster at $2,744,068, a big increase circle, assumed their duties, ap- Big Program Of Sports And Games Arranged over the past year's figure of proval of their appointment's by For Enjoyment Of Youngsters Who Attend $2,143,149. A large part of this MART the civil service commission hav- Several treats are in store for increase is noted under the head- ing been received Friday by Chief the lucky youngsters who are ing of "stock in trade" whirls C. Edward Buchan. Costs For Relief taking part in the playground ac- climbed from $219,342 a year ago A three platoon system was put tivities this season. to the present total of $274,318. into effect in place of the old Show Steady Gain One of the big days is coming Value of the assessed real es- stagger system, with the chief Number of Cases As Well Tuesday, July 26, when all the tate this year shows a substantial and the two deputies each in young lads and lassies will pile gain over the 1948 total. Land LAW. 5635 charge of a platoon at the central As Amounts Expended On into busses for the annual outing for the present year was valued fire station. at Chnobie Lake park. at $3,604,275, and the buildings Two temporary provisional fire- Them Continue To Rise A big program of events has at $13,550,795, a total of men, James Deyermond. Lupine Tile rising cost of public relief, been arranged for their pleasure. $17,155,070. Last year the land rd.. and Franklin Buchan, Fos- which is general all over the state, The busses will be tilled in time to was valued at $3.539,905, the ters Pond rd., were appointed by is also reflected in the records of leave the varioua playgrounds at buildings at $13,137,060, making Chief BUCIIIII1 the local welfare board. and took tip their 10 a. m. All children going on a total of $16,676,965. duties. Four new men will be Most of this is due to unem- the trip will take their lunches. The combined assessed valua- needed to fully man the depart- ployment, the board reports, and The busses will then, assemble at tion of personal and real estate ment due to the reduction of to the permanent layoff of persons Shawsheen square and proceed to is now $19,899,134, a gain of hours. The chief has not yet re- over 65 making a large increase in From his lofty perch in the observation post on Holt hill, Fire the park where a full program of more than $800,000 over the ceived front the civil service com- old age assistance. Due to unem- Ranger John Campbell spots smoke arising in the distant woods and sports, games and other events $19,090,114 total of last year. mission an eligible list from which ployment the general relief rose in picks up a phone to notify the ranger in that locality. il.00k Photo) will be run off. All supervisors he may make the permanent ap- the first six months of the year (Continued on Page Ten) will accompany their young pointments. from $5,272 in 1948 to $6,710 for charges. Children's tickets are Charles Murnane, formerly at the same period in 1949. How- 25 cents which will cover part of the liallardvale station, is now ever, the board reports, there are Fire Ranger Keeps Tabs the transportation costs. The re- Mercury In 90's assigned to the central fire station no employable persons on the local turn trip will be made at 4 o'clock. on Platoon 1. and Lieut. Albert relief rolls. All playgrounds will be closed During Hot Spell On Weather Variations Cole, Sr.. who has been acting In comparing the 1948 and 1949 on that day but will resume their deputy chief for the past several old age assistance case loads and A terrific thunder storm that Takes Daily Readings regular activities the day follow- years, has been assigned to the the amounts expended for this broke Just before 6 p. m. Wednes- ing. To Note Imminence Ballardvale station. form of assistance, the board day, caused some damage to Next Monday the annual tour- VIEWS Of Forest Fires I('.ontinued on Page Four) found that the average cost per homes, trees and wires, but naments will start on all the play "On account of the recent rains case for 92,984 cases in the state brought quick relief from the for May 1949 was $61.40 with a oppressive heat. lange 'Lifeguard's OF the forest fire danger has been (Continued on Page Nine) reduced to class one," remarked Junior Lifesavers total expenditure of $5,709,135, Accompanied by a strong wind e make Ford 59% ,Tack Campbell. fire ranger as he while for the same month in 1948 and a heavy downpour that you 19 square fed THE peered out a window of his perch Pass Their Tests there were 88,577 cases costing Organ Concerts lasted for 15 minutes it sent the Ford's field. atop the state observation tower $4,884,425 for an average of temperature skidding to more Members of the Junior Red on Holt hill a few days ago. $55.14 a case. Open This Week comfortable levels. Cross lifesaving class at Pomp's NEWS "During the past 40 days, how- The average cost per case in The first pair in the Organ In- pond bathing beach successfully A home thermometer gave the ever. the index was up between Andover during the month of stitute series of summer concerts By LEONARD F. JAMES passed their tests last Saturday following readings which showed class three and four," he went on, May, 1949, was $56.30. will be Friday and Saturday of after two weeks of intensive daily how the mercury dropped: 4 p. in., No citizen can for long spend explaining that class one was very During the first six months of this week at 8:30 p. tn. in the training. 100 degrees; 5:30 p. m., 90 de- 1100 a week if he is earning no low, class two low, three medium, 1948 the average old age assis- Methuen Memorial music hall. Every student attended a two grees; 6:2(1 is. tn., 70 degrees. Akxolll. more titan $50. He must cut four high. and five extremely high. tance case load per month was The Friday concert by Arthur evcalob, al extre and a half hour class every day The lightning struck at least down on expenses and keep his "When it gets up to five every- 159 with to total cost of $47,548. Howes will be the first of a series including Sunday for sessions three places and caused two fires. outgo down to his income. For a thing is ready to explode," he said This, less the federal grant of of Bach programs to be given in complete with quizzes, lectures, At the home of Fred Doyle on lime he may borrow, on the as- laying down his field glasses and 1949 and in 1950 in commemora- demonstration problems and prac- Continued on Page Ten) Chandler road the lightning en- sumption that he may earn more. turning to the charts and instru- tion of the 200th anniversary of tice. Commencing with personal tered the home through the light- Put he Intuit eventually make ments he has at the post to com- Bach's death. safety and elementary forms of ing system, caused a short circuit good. Nations face the same facts pute his daily records of weather E. Power Biggs will be heard rescue, the group delved deeper Andover Swelters and slight damage to the electrical sooner or later. And Britain is Saturday evening in music for or- readings. and deeper into the subject of life- equipment. Box 75 was sounded now coining sharply face to face These readings are taken every saving and considered location of In Humid Weather gan and orchestra of stringed in- at 5:55 p. m. with that situation. Site is spend- three to five hours and are based submerged victims, special forms Temperatures soared into the struments by Ilandel, Mozart, Lightning struck a large barn ing more than she earns, and is on the condition of vegetation, the of rescue by lifeboats. torpedo 90's during the past three days and Sowerby, together with organ used for hens at the Flying contributing to the present econ- season of the year, the amount of buoys. and surfboards, release of while Andover with the rest of works by Bach and' Dupre. The Feather Farm and caused a tire omic crisis. rain. the number of days since orchestra will be conducted by strangle holds, methods of towing New England sweltered in the that started to burn down through Arthur Howes. Is this a new condition? In the the last rain, and the moisture by swimming and resuscitation. seventh week of excessively the petitions. Box 49 called the recent past Britain seldom sold content of the ground. When Emphasis was placed stronly on warm weather. department at 6:40 p. m. to ex- goods to equal in amount those the time of day that an emergency The humid weather of the last tinguish the blaze. she bought. As a non-raw mate- (Continued on Page Four) may arise, as classes were held three days accompanied by a tor- Resigns Pastorate A chimney at the home of Paul rial nation she had to buy vast morning and evenings, rain or rid sun made a combination that Fortuna on River road was struck amounts of food and raw mate- shine, in hot or cold weather. found everybody looking for relief Of 'Vale Church by lightning and knocked from rials. But the difference between Cautions Autoists The tests and written examina- and sent thousands to nearby The resignation of the Rev. the roof. The fire department in- sales and purchases was largely tions were conducted by Instructor seashores and ponds. Philip M. Kelsey, minister of the vestigated but there was no fire balanced by what are termed "in- About Fast Driving Jack Arabian assisted by Guards The weather was so hot here Union Congregational church, damage. visible" exports, money earned Chief George A. Dane in co- Clark Otis. Donald Whyte and Wednesday that the playgrounds Mallards/ale, has been submitted to Several trees were felled by the from shipping charges, insurance, operation with the Massachusetts Joseph Ratyna. The members of were ordered closed for the after- the members of the church. strong wind and in other parts of overseas investments, and cash Safety Council is calling attention the group, ranging in age from noon by Supervisor James D. The resignation was read last lent by foreign tourists. But the this month to speeding. Speed is 12 to 15 years are now eligible Doherty, after a consultation with Sunday by Mrs. Kelsey in the ab- (Continued on Page Teti) war drained her of foreign invest- a highway killer, says Chief Dane. for Red Cross certificates and em- several local doctors. The haz- sence of her husband who was ments which earned dollars, be- Take it easy especially on hills blems and also membership in ards of prostration, sunstroke or preaching at Windham, N. H. at ,ause she sold them to buy war and curves, at intersections and l'ARD (Pomp's Auxiliary Rescue mad dogs were the chief causes the time. In the letter relinquish- materials abroad. And her ship- railroad crossings. Measure your Division). Graduates at the pond for closing. This Is the first time ing the pastorate which Mr. ping income, her foreign insur- pleasure by miles and hours—not include Josephine Collins, Judith in several years that such action Kelsey has held for about two ance sales and her 'tourist trade miles "per" hour. An unsafe Nowell. Frances Ratyna, Janet has beets necessary on, account of year"), the date of resignation was obviously dropped to almost noth- speed is any 'speed which is too Valentine, Pauline Carter, Ruth excessive heat. set for October. ing. The only way to make up fast for the road and weather Morgan. Dorothy Dunn, Robert Pomp's pond remained open Members of the church ac- conditions and for volume of traf- cepted the resignation with regret (Continued on Page Four) McCabe and James Curry. Mrs. and proved to be one of the most fic. Georgette Carter of North st., and extended their best wishes to Whatever reason you may have popular spots in town, as It has West Andover, sat in on all the Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey in the field Start Construction for speeding—whatever that little been all during the torrid classes. of their new endeavors. Of Morton St. Sewer bit of extra time rnay mean to Work on the Morton street you—you can bet your life that sewer which will connect the new if you continue to drive too fast. veterans' housing development you will eventually kill yourself, Cameras For Your Vacation And CLEARANCE OF Vacation-Bound? with the sewer on Chestnut street and maybe others, says Chief has been started by the board of Dane. Camping Trip DRESSES Have the TOWNSMAN Public works employees. BLOUSES keep you posted on what Construction of this sewer of • BROWNIE REFLEX $10.95 is happening in Andover EXPERT TREE REMOVAL • about 660 feet was authorized at REDIFLEX $13.95 SUITS while you are away. BY POWER SAW • BROWNIE (620) $11.75 the special town meeting held -- All Sales Final — Stumps Removed • ANSCO PIONEER $7.95 Dec. 27 last year and the sum of • BABY BROWNIE $2.75 10,451 was appropriated for it. • ANSCO PANDA $4.44 Call 1943 . . . The work is well advanced. Ruth Hammond Three manholes are to be built TREE 14 PARK ST. and we'll mall your copy SURGEONS 5 be about three weeks LOOK PHOTO SERVICE Summer Mon. thru Fri. 9to5:30 of the TOWNSMAN to ,iore before the sewer is com- ELM SQ. ANDOVER TEL. 1452 Hours Closed all day Sat. Gledleidt. may Tel. Manchester 300 your summer address. Leave On Extended Succes At Hol Pan-American Trip A nieces Mr. and Mrs. James R. Adriance, Holt Assocti ci School at., left Saturday (Continued from Page One) Thomas Kelly; p 11 pples. 1st, for a „id in And Thomas Kelley, 2nd, David Lear- four-week trip via Pan-Am8r1c8n After a Airways to Bermuda, centers. Included In the events Puerto duvet, a mond. Rico, Haiti, Jamaica, will he sand building, box hockey, Cuba, held with tb Cats: Largest, 1st, Bobbie Ni- fluatemala, and Mexico. heel toss, checkers, ping pong and coll, 2nd, Betty Heinz; kittens, ganization, orseshoes. Mrs. Adriance, who Is a local w8oington, 1st, Louise Muller, 2nd, Arthur representative for domestic and Several events are planned for Eighty-five t Clegg. foreign air lines and steamship this Friday, but the events to be Irvin the sia Miscellaneous: Iiandsomest companies, is travelling on assign- run off will he governed by the and from M goat, Larry Muller; prettiest goat, ment by the Pan-American Air- weather. Barbara Williams; biggest turtle, rattle. ways system to investigate travel Following Last Friday there were the Billy Nicoll; smallest turtle, conditions in the countries visited proceeded tc usual weekly events on each James Clegg; gold fish, Donna and report to the company. playground with numerous entries Salem st., h Nicoll. In Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ward, and prize awards for the winners. Stuffed pets: Biggest, 1st, Adriance will visit Mr. and Mrs. ninth gener. At the Central playground a Jamie Nickolas, 2nd, Betty Nick- Edward B. Twombly, Whose three olas, 3rd. Joanne Clegg; cutest. Holt, origins doll show was held. The events sons have attended Phillips acad- After an and the children who entered the let. Carol Laff. 2nd, Fredhl Laff; emy, Mr. •Twornbly also being an 1 most unusual. 1st. Judy Davis, the Rev. prize winning dolls were as alumnus of the school. In Cuba, young Niche; 2nd. Hank Livingston, 3rd, Flory follows: they will visit Dr. Mario Lazo of nth generat IF WATER, SMOKE OR GAS HAS CAUSED BREATHING TO STOP, GET VICTIM Duguld: smallest, 1st, Isabel Liv- National costume: 1st, Dru- Havana, whose two sons were mony with TO FRESH AIR-PLACE BELLY SIDE DOWN, ARMS FORWARD-KNEEL AND PRESS ingston, 2nd. Marcia Belding; silla Flather; 2nd, Drusilla Fla- prominent members of the acad- and Unveils WITH HANDS, AS SHOWN, FOR TWO SECONDS. THEN RELEASE FOR THREE prettiest. 1st, Cynthia Homesy, ther; 3rd, Carol Waldie; most emy swimming team in 1945 and memorating SECONDS-REPEAT AND CONTINUE-BUT, NOT TOO FAST-ABOUT TWELVE TIMES 2nd, Jimmy Scobie; most realistic, 1946. unusual: 1st, Susan Shaw; 2nd, first member PER MINUTE. BETWEEN EACH PRESSURE Drusilla Flather; 3rd, Carolyn 1st, Michell Gordon, 2nd, Beverly -WHICH MUST NOT BE TOO HEAVY- tie In Masaacl Kaye; twins: 1st, Priscilla Reyn- Turner. WATCH FACE OF VICTIM FOR INDICA. Luis Nolin by Richard Nolin; Addresses The Shawsheen playground held TION OF LIFE-DON'T GIVE UP IT MAY olds; 2nd, Rhoda and Lorraine "youngest." Tommy Campbell by Col. Holt. Ch show Friday TAKE HOURS TO BRING HIM AROUND. Des Roches; 3rd, Drusilla Flather; an interesting hat Gary Arkerson; "largest eyes," rem, vice-pri with about 11 children participat- brides: let, Helen Ellis; 2nd, tie, Nancy Smith by Ruth Smith; association. SEND FOR DOCTOR-TELL MES. Barbara Swanton and Estelle Hei- ing. Winners of the various en- "fairest girl." Jerilyn Haggerty SENGER TO EXPLAIN CAREFULLY Fletcher of C fltz; 3rd, Janet Pippitt. tries in the show were: Prettiest. by Robert Haggerty; "brownest ihe Trustees WHERE VICTIM IS AND HOW TO 1st.. Ralph Price, 2nd, Michael GET TO HIM-MEANWHILE SEND Baby dolls: 1st, Jacqueline eyes," Richard Spinney by Bobby lions of Maw SOMEONE FOR BLANKETS . Smith; 2nd, Frances Bishop; 3rd, Sullivan, 3rd, Dorothy Byrnes: Spinney; "most appealing,' Judy The group Ann Marie Cousin; smallest dolls: most unusual. 1st. Faith Kenney, Smeltzer by Billy Smeltzer; "most the tarmhou IF HE GASPS AND STARTS TO BREATHE, WATCH CARE. 1st, Drusilla Flather; 2nd, Paul- 2nd, Dorothy Byrnes. 3rd, Janet glamorous," Pauline Beaulieu, by meats were FULLY AND BE READY TO BEGIN AGAIN IF NATURAL ine Surrette; 3rd, Elinor Fin- Damphouse: funniest. 1st, Janet Ernest Dole; "bluest eyes," Colin quaintances r BREATHING STOPS-GIVE NOTHING TO DRINK UNTIL HE nerty; largest dolls: 1st, Susan Damphouse, 2nd, Joyce Pray, 3rd. Sherry by .Janet Sherry; "fairest IS CONSCIOUS-THEN ONLY HOT COFFEE OR TEA KEEP Shaw; 2nd, Estelle Heifltz; stuffed Domma Lee Kent. boy," Jades Hurley by Michael HIM WARM-DON'T dolls: 1st, Ruth Ann Frederick- The Ballardvale playground Hurley; "oldest," Charles Mur- PERMIT HIM TO WALK son; 2nd, Mary Robertson; 3rd, conducted its annual baby show nane by Jean Murnane; "dimples" PLU -MOVE HIM IF NECES. with a large number of parents SARY, IN LYING DOWN Howard Buckledge; best dressed: Roy Beaulieu. by Beverly Sparks; POSITION 1st, Carol Waldie; 2nd, Ruth and children in attendance to "most winsome," Millie Mucci; Ann Frederickson; 3rd. Susan witness the event. Mrs. Alma •"fairest," Gerry Haggerty, HE, Pippitt; best dressed carriages: Marshall and Robert Mitchell su- The judges were: Mrs. Robert 1st, Shirley Brown; 2nd, Karen pervised the show. Read, Mrs. A. E. Taylor and DETAILED INFORMATION ON THIS METHOD WILL BE FOUND ON Mrs. W. H. Trott. The winners and their sponsors Charles Scobie. Mrs. Alma Marsh- THE BACK OF THE SMALL SIZE LEAFLET "BRING 'EM BACK AVAILABLE Judges for the event included were as follows: "Playground all was the recorder. TEL AT YOUR BOY SCOUT OFFICE . Mrs. Russell Stevens, Mrs. Mar- mascot," John Cronin, sponsored garet Waldie and Mrs. Loretta by Leo Cronin; "reddish hair," Havana, capital and chief port Catanzaro, Cat'ol Ann Kelsey, by Sandra Fair- of Cuba, is the commercial center The West Center playground weather; "curliest hair," Cathy of the West Indies. HEALTH AND SAFETY SERVICE held a successful pet show with Demers by Barbara Partridge; a large number Of entries. Prizes "manliest," Charles Jacobson by Here To Serve for their entries in the events Gardner Townsend; "most con- John M. Murray BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA were won as follows: tented," Christine Walent by Dogs: Most glamorous, Corde- Charles Walent; "fattest legs," Gulf Super Service lia O'Brien; biggest, 1st, Marcia Elaine Arkerson by Joan Lakin; Belding. 2nd, Edwin Merrick; "chubbiest," George Lamphier by Chestnut Streets Cor. Main and prettiest, 1st, Bobbie Scobie, 2nd, Jackie Lakin; "most flirtatious,"

BALLARDVALE Change of Mrs. Hazel Schofield, Correspondent, Telephone 898-M Plans are underway for the Pace . . . penny social, whist and bridge Church Notes and Mrs. John Peatman, Mr. and Nicoll, Mr. and Mrs. party to be held on the lawn at At a meeting of the Union Con- Mrs. Melvin Our Business Tex.. the home of Miss Katherine A. gregational church members it Kenneth Nicoll of Houston, give noontin McNally, 11 Summer st., Saturday, was voted to have the sanctuary Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Warner, cance. Take Aug. 6, from 2 to 5 p. m., spon- painted during August when the James Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. out to Ann's sored by Court .St. Monica, 783, church will be closed. James Nicoll. joy a lunc he C. D. of A. Members are re- Notes of Service Men Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney and here and we Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchins quested to bring prizes. The public Mr. and Mrs. Roland Joy of An- new meant is cordially invited. dover st. were pleasantly sur- have returned home after spend- Among those on the committee prised recently when they received ing their vacation touring Can- are Miss Katherine A. McNally, a telephone call from their son ada. chairman, Mrs. Alice Connors, Pfc. Roland Joy who is stationed The boys from Troop 76 at- 4out'd- Miss Mary McKeon, Mrs. Ann Sul- in Germany. tending Camp Onway this week include James Green, Raymond livan, Mrs. Florence Naughton, John Gillis visited his parents. Nolin, Ralph Sharpe, Harold Mrs. Mary Murphy, Miss Ann Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gillis, during ANDOVE Newcombe, David and Paul Mc- Greeley, Mrs. James Murray, Miss his furlough from the air force. South Main Monica Coleman, Mrs. William Farlane, William Shaw and Carl Richard Stevens, a former resi- Bushman. Coupe, Mrs. Charles Greenwood, dent* of the Vale, renewed ac- 12 Noon Mrs. Robert Walsh and Mrs. quaintances last week while on a Stuart Anderson. furlough from the army. State Tops Quota Kenneth Brewster of Dorches- 900M AVAIL1 MARRIAGE RETURNS ter visited friends in the Vale last TEL. The following wedding returns Saturday. In U. S. Bond Drive have been filed at the office of Miss Jotinne Myers of Hartford, James V. Toner, state chairman Town Clerk George H. Winslow: Conn. is visiting Miss Ann McFar- of the savings bonds committee. Arno Fickenworth. 169 Ferry lane of Marland rd. has just announced that during st., Lawrence, and Ivy Briggs. 68 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milligan the Opportunity Loan drive a total "I NV Haverhill st. married June 23 at and son. Donald. have returned of $34,722,000 in Series E savings ' 32 Quincy at.. Methuen, by the after a camping trip in "New bonds was sold in Massachusetts. Rev. Herman L. Noyes. Hampshire. The quota for the Commonwealth Miss Mary Elizabeth Green was $31,540,000. HEI Maurice Hennessy, 12 Massa- spent last week at Swampscott. These sales were made notwith- chusetts ave., North Andover and Prai Little Judith Lakin has re- standing the prevailing unem- Marguerite Greenwood, 48 Tewks- turned home after undergoing an ployment situation in New Eng- bury st., Ballardvale, married July DEA1 operation at the Children's hos- land. Mr. Toner stated that this 7 at 196 Main st., No. Andover. pital in Boston. greatly exceeded the total sales by the Rev. Frederick T. Burke. Mr. and Mrs. James Sparks for the corresponding period last spent Sunday in Beverly. year during the Security Loan Iirthday Celebrated • drive. Miss Shirley Nicoll celebrated "Credit should go in a large her sixteenth birthday at a measure," said Mr. Toner, "to the weinie roast on Sunday evening at banks, post offices and industrial the home of her parents, Mr. and plants where the actual sales were FAMILY SO Mrs. James Nicoll of Clark rd. consummated and to the city and Games were played and a social town chairmen and committees evening enjoyed. A beautiful that' organized to conduct this birthday cake was a feature. great peacetime campaign." Come see an Those present included Miss "Invisible Hi Evelyn Dufresne. Miss Blanche ning sensat Znamierowski, Miss Ruth Sweeney, users everyv Miss Mary Morrisey, Miss Sally W. SIBLEY BARNARD come in pers Sutcliffe.. Miss Norma Pettigrew, Real Estate and Insurance Miss Barbara Pettigrew, Miss -: at:- Joanne Durling, Miss Mary Main and Barnard Streets Nicoll; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Telephone 64 Peattnan of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr.

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way which was the final achieve- Successful Reunion ment for Eagle scout rank. ve On Extended Camp Visitors At Holt Hill Farm Many Andover parents and -American Trip essful reunion of the A sit , relatives visited camp Sunday, Ind Mrs. James R. Adrlance, Holt Association of America was .holy 17. Among those present of st., left Saturday for a held In Andover last Saturday. were: Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wilkin- sek trip via Pan-American After a luncheon at Christ son, Mrs. Walter Caswell, John ANDOVER CAN1PE1tS 'SI to Bermuda, Puerto church. a business meeting was Caswell, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Haiti, Jamaica, Cuba, held with the president of the or- The following scouts are at Brantley and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin mla. and Mexico. ganization, Col. John Holt of Camp Onway. Raymond, N. H., Metcalf. Adriance, who is a local Washington. D. C.. presiding. for the week starting July 17: mtative for domestic and Eighty-five members were present. Raeburn Hathaway,. Richard Egyptian peasant Wt,111P11 tattoo 1 air lines and steamship from the six New England states Bramley, Robert Frederickson of their chins and foreheads with Mee, is travelling on assign- and from Maryland and Pennsyl- Troop 70. Christ church; Robert It flower design, according to the by the Pan-American Air- vania. Hatton, Jr., Valentine Robbins, Encyclopedia tritannica. tystem to investigate travel Following the meeting the group Peter Pingree, Peter Doucet, Loris in the countries visited proceeded to Holt Hill farm, off Robert Doucet, Robert Gillis of port to the company. Salem st., home of Mrs. Charles Troop 73, South church; Ray- Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. w. Ward, who represents the Live better and save money at mond Nolin, Ralph Sharpe, James ice will visit Mr. and Mrs. inth generation from Nicholas the same time. Rent a locker n Green, Carl Bushman, William 'd B. Twombly, whose three Holt, original founder. Shaw, Paul MacFarlane, Richard today. ave attended Phillips acad. After an invocation given by Lawrence, Harold Newcomb, •Twombly also being an the Rev. Frederick B. Noss, David MacFarlane, Robert Lakin, us of the school. In Cuba, Nicholas Holt of the elev- piing of Troop 76, Ballardvale P.T.A.; vill visit Dr. Mario Lazo of enth generation opened the cere- N. E. and Robert Redfern of Troop 75, a, whose two sons were ny with a salute to the flag mo St. Augustine's church. vent members of the aced- and unveiled the tablet com- MILK PRODUCERS ASS'N winiming team in 1945 and memorating Nicholas Holt, the Completes Rowe Requirements Frozen Food Lockers first member of the family to set- William Hood of Troop 72 of TEL. 709 tle in Massachusetts in 1644. Unveiling of the memorial tablet on the Charles W. Ward reservation last Saturday, by Nicholas the Free church completed the life TANTALLON RD. Nolin by Richard Nolte; Addresses were then given by Holt of West Hartford, Conn., 11th generation descendant of Nicholas Holt 1602-1685, with Mrs. Charles saving merit- badge at Camp On- .gent," Tommy Campbell by Col. Holt. Charles Tapley of Dan- W. Ward and Charles S. Tapley of Danvers, vice-president of the Holt association, looking on. Arkerson; "largest eyes," vers, vice-president of the Holt (Look Photo) Smith by Ruth Smith; association. and by Lawrence FOR SALE — NEW AND USED 1st girl." Jerilyn Haggerty Fletcher of Cohasset, secretary of NEST NEWBURY THEATRE stage has yielded in our time." AVM'. FORD'S STORY ohert Haggerty; "brownest the Trustees of Public Reserva- "My Sister Eileen," the bouncy The meatiest character role of !ANTED AMONG "BEST" Complete line of woodworking and metal working machinery; ' Richard Spinney by Bobby the season will be played by How- tions of Massachusetts. story of two sisters from Colum- A story, "The Good are Dumb" Electric Motors IA to 10 H. 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Wreck," an unemployed and and Electric Arc Welders; Airco Acetylene Generators; Steam for all the human and insect life tion of "best" short stories cover- y by Janet Sherry; "fairest thirsty ex-football hero, who is Hollers; Radiators; Stoves; Lawn Chairs; Stools; wardrobes; } of Greenwich Village, will succeed ing a period of 25 years. heavy on brawn and light on James Hurley by Michael the Town Hall Players current I Reams; Pipe; Angles; Rode; Bare. brains, played by Nelson Case, and Atty. Ford has written a num- y; "oldest," Charles Mur- PLUMBING presentation of "Home of the a sizable segment of the Brazilian ber of short stories that have been by Jean Murnane; "dimples" Brave," next week at the West 3eaulieu, by Beverly Sparks; Navy are among the mis-assort- published in past years. and Newbury summer theater. t winsome," Millie Hued; ment of characters that swoop Gutterson & Gould, Inc. 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Changes Are Made In Hitches Saddle Horse Fire Ranger Keeps Tabs Local Fire Department To Parking Meter Fishery (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Angie Potvin of River rd., Sport 0 West Andover, paid II visit to The fishin On Weather Variations Acting Lieutenant Kerr Spark Lawrence last week—and Jumped through the (Continued from Page One) !dallied that under the item of still retains that status and has into the headlines when she got "vegetation" it first had to be de- pomp's pond been assigned to Ladder 1 on pla- a parking ticket for hitching her computed they show the class ment last Sum termined whether It was "cured", toon 1. saddlelealnin tinder which the day falls, and "in transition", or "green". "It lg meter.r. to he so suet Establishment of the new hours vrsgeootdo acitpizaernkliA this Is again broken down into a is green now," he remarked, would Rstir anglers means that the men will work on do. burning index. "hut from July 3 to 10 it had Mrs. Potvin took her ticket to the more excursi the following schedule: three days police station where officers puz- Some of it seemed a little com- gone into the transition stage on The group pt on. 48 hours off; three nights on, zled over the situation for a fee' Ne plicated as Mr. Campbell, who account of the dry weather." wharf at. 48 hours off. The old schedule and then %,'li het i the L lives at 26 Brecbin terrace, ex- This is the first time Mr. Camp- Solomon- a.m. on was four days on, 48 hours off; like ' eJudgment n told r hell hits known it to do this in it wu ing craft. four nights on. 24 hours off. firlh ofi ieRnH t h ten July as it is generally in the fall required no ac- They then When the new permanent lion. when the leaves begin to turn, and jetty and tr appointments are made there will in the spring when the buds begin Hampton heac always be one officer and five men to appear that it goes into the first fish mug' on duty at the central fire station. transition stage. Morgan. Law; .lust now there are two shifts prize for For these readings the seasons the with one officer and four men Albert Tisber of the year are divided into t h e each. At Itallardvale three men The party wa following classes: one, May to were on duty, and for two days Dunn and ret August; two, April and Septem- and two nights two were on duty vale cars at 1 ber; three. March and October; together. At present with one of- four. November to February. ficer and two men only one will License 098 The observations made here in he on duty at a time. GARDEN 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE BLDG Andover are being augmented by Following is t h e tentative RUBBISI ANDOVER SQUARE similar observations in the 51 schedule at the central fire sta- GENERA other towers maintained in the TEL. ANDOVER 1998 t ion: Platoon 1. 6 p.m., Sunday, commonwealth. They are located (third night), Chief Buchan, with BATESC 'approximately 10 miles apart. An- platoon firemen Charles Murnane TEL dover, designated as No. 20, Is the on Engine 1; Ralph Baker, Engine key station for District 4 which 3; Kerr Spark, Ladder 1; George reaches from Waltham to Rock- Williams and Woodrow Crowley, port and includes towers in Wake- ambulance crew. field, Chelmsford, Georgetown and Pelham, N.H. Platoon 2: 8 a.m., Sunday (first day). Deputy Cole. with platoon Rangers from these four towers firemen Henry Pomeroy, Engine make their reports to Andover. 1; Francis Sparks, ambulance; Every morning at 10 a.m. Mr. Three thin strips of specially treated wood are being placed by John Cole, Ladder 1; and Frank- Campbell takes the weather read- Fire Ranger Jack Campbell upon an instrument for measuring the lin Buchan, Engine 3. ings here. Including the moisture content of the ground moisture at the observation tower on Holt hill. content of the ground, the wind I Look Photo) Platoon 3: 6 p.m.. Monday (first J.Kennt night), Deputy Hilton, with pla- velocity and direction. which he CEMETERY toon firemen William Coutts, En- Kearsarge in Warren. N.H., 64 telephones to the U.S. weather gine 1; Timothy Madden, Engine Monument miles away. The customs house Andover Welding Co. bureau at the Logan airport to- 3; Alex McKenzie, Ladder 1; and Cemetet gether with similar readings taken tower and other buildings in 329 Essex Street James Deyermond, ambulance. Mike an GAS AND ELECTRIC at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. the day pre- Boston are easily visible from this Nest to Sutherlata's Knipe Rd. Shop Hours 8-12 vious. He also forwards such re- vantage point. .Roth !few deputy chiefs are Tel. Law. 30013 graduates of Punchard High Wa Tel. And. 2029 R ports from the other towers in his Nearer at hand and just at the school and veterans of World district. base of the tower. are the high P. 0. Box 35 40 PARK ST. ANDOVER War II. Both have taken courses The weather reports, however, pressure reservoir, the B.P.W. Haven in lire fighting and life saving. are only, part of his duties. He telemeter house with instruments There are diamonds and Deputy Hilton. an overseas ma- spends the greater part of the day for measuring the level of the DIAMONDS ... beauty In rine veteran was appointed to the looking for traces of fire that water, and the tower of the state color a9d cutting and size alerjAb fire department in January 1946. police remote control radio sta- make the difference. Se- may he visible from his post. Deputy Cole, who saw overseas tion. In the event he detects smoke service with the 112th Cavalry lect your diamond from the arising from any locality he refers Also on the ground'at the base combat team, is senior vice com- fine gems in our collection. to his geodetic survey map which of the tower to the rain gauge mander of Andover post, 8, Amer- Ours have to be fine for we occupies a circular table in the which, after last Wednesday's ican Legion, and was appointed guarantee to buy back that center of the lookout. With the rainfall measured .80 of an inch, to the fire department January. diamond for CASH at any Alidade, a long pointer set on a and the apparatus for measuring 1943, while in the service. Ile time you wish to sell it pivot in the center of this map, the ground moisture. started duty January, 1946. back to us. In a complete he sites the smoke and takes the On a frame raised eight inches Lieut. Cole of the fire depart- range of prices. reading from the scale indicator from the ground are three mois- ment, who has been acting deputy on the edge of the map. When ture sticks, specially treated chief, is father of the new deputy this degree is located he contacts pieces of thin wood about 15 chief. No One Guarantees the man in the nearest tower and inches long and two inches wide. Diamond. the way we do at— ALL W gives 'him the degree. The latter These are obtained from the North in deciphering secret messages. GUARAN takes a reading, reports his find- Carolina branch of the U.S. for- the assumption of probable clew ing, and where the two lines meet estry service and are changed words is often necessary. on the map is the location of the every six months. fire. SHAM For measuring they are placed CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT Mr. Campbell then notifies the on a special scale which moves an Why do the wash yourself when —ALSO— warden in that town that he has indicator to a figure representing Cesspools and Septic Tanks we can inexpensively and effi- smoke in a certain area and the the ground moisture. "It's 16 to- Installed ciently relieve you of this try- latter determines what It is. day," said Mr. Campbell. "It was All fires in the district are re- 22 on the 10th, showing that the CHARLES CORBEIL TEL. LOWELL 7238 ing chore? You'll like our per- ported to Alan Frost the district surface of the ground is getting fect service! forest warden located in Boston. dryer." QUICK WET WASH SERVICE All serious fires are reported to Back in his lookout Mr. Camp- EXPERT FLAT WORK Joseph L. Peabody, state fire war- bell called attention to two- new Here's den, located at the state house. structures slowly taking form to CHARGES REASONABLE( There ' are nine key towers in the north west, the science build- the state. All have telephones ing of Merrimack college and the and all are equipped with two- Bon Secours hospital which stands way radio giving them constant out from the green of surrounding cAtthatier inn communication to all parts of the trees. state, the district forest warden's "These two new landmarks," "A Treadway Inn" office and all fire departments that he remarked, "are going to be a Located on Campus of have two-way radio. big help to us when they are com- Phillips Andover Academy Here in Andover the state has pleted." two fire trucks fully equipped and A forest fire danger meter, Inviting all to enjoy its facilities: manned stationed in the Harold looking like a large thermometer Rooms — Meals — Functions Parker reservation at all times with its heavy red line of "mer- Visit Our Newly Installed Gift Shop during the forest fire season. cury" that is manually operated WE HAVE . . . Tel. And. 903 They are ready for service in this complete the instruments with Edward A. Romeo, Mgr. four rooms of fine Pine Paneling taken from area or at any other part of the which the ranger works. houses built in 1656, 1695, and 1730, set up state they may be required. Many visitors frequent t h e The local tower situated on scene when the forests are open on display in our Shop. Holt hill, the highest point in Es- and are amply rewarded on bright sex county, has an elevation of days by the fine views obtained 420 feet above sea level. Climb- of the adjoining countryside. ing 74 stairs one reaches the "aerie" at the top of the 65 foot Husband (at television set): tower where the fire ranger, 485 "What do you know, dear, it's La- feet above sea level has a com- dies' Day at the ball game." manding view for many miles Voice from the Kitchen: "I'll be around. right in—I want to see what they The farthest view point is Mt. are wearing."

It's time to trade them. Tires do get bigger as they get older because the cord body gets "fatigued" — loses its pep — can't take the humps like Imagine—near); it once did. We've a Retirement Plan feet of shelf spc new Frigidaire! for Tired Tires. Swap 'cm in on Safe. 3ALL FREEZE JARS Hydrator . . . 16 no. and 32 oz. sizes. Specially made Strong, Extra•Scrvice Kellys. Purpose Tray . for freezing and frozen storage of vege- save money and trouble. Storage Tray , tables, fruits, meats, etc. Jars are favored by most users for it permits Basket Drawer knowing at a glance what Is in the con- Storage for 50 tainer. famous Quickub All- aluminum CELLOPHANE AND ALUMINUM shelves newt' PAPER IN ROLLS ment—and the f for wrapping meat, game, etc. Miser mechanist tected against se Everything for the LAWNS • for 5 years! BRUCKMANN'S 158 SO. BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • FREE PARKING SPACE Andover Deliveries Daily -- Call Law. 4105

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — JULY 21, 1949

; Saddle Horse Andover Twi League It EA LTV TRANSFERS Fishermen Enjoy Mildred (Lowe) Ash to Mary king Meter Enters Second Half 'r. Twomey, near No. Main st. Sport On Deep Sea The Andover Twi league con- Angie Potvin nt River rd., ducted by the Recreation commit- Mary T. Twomey to Abraham ndover, paid a visit The fishing trip conducted to tee wills George Snyder in charge Ash et ux, near No. Main et. 'e last week—and Jumped through the sponsorship of the is well into the second half of Its George F. Symonds et not to headlines when she got mp's pond recreations depart- ro schedule. Grace M. Whitworth. Maple ave. tg ticket for hitching her ment last Sunday morning proved The Dodgers, led by Charlie George Bernard to Edmund J. iorse to a parking to he so successful that enthusi- meter . Sower and Mike Mutes won the Gaudet et six, rd. fr. Old County „tie anglers a r e anticipating IN good citizen would dn. first half wills Coach Robert's rd. to Foster's pond. more excursions in the future. twin took her ticket to the Tornados proving to be the team Irving E. Rogers to Gertrude The group pulled away from the Winn where officers pun- to beat. However, the second half Campion Soutar, near Elm, Whit- wharf at. Newburyport at 7:45 ?t• the situation fora few finds the Blackhawks with such tier and Summer stn. a.m. on the Laura, a charter fish- and then with Solomon. capable performers as Bob Wet- Wilfred Lord et ux to Margaret Igment told her it was a ing craft. terherg, Bob Deyermond. Johnny G. Hurley. Wolcott ave. emu, that required nn arr- They then proceeded past the Craig and Joe Wennik blazing Margaret G. Hurley to Eliza- jetty and tried their luck off away at the top of the pack with beth W. Lord, Wolcott ave. Hamilton beach. The prize for the the Tornados and Dodgers re- John 0. Buzzell to John 0. first fish caught was won by Frank maining in contention. Ituzzell et al, Celia et. Morgan. Lawrence G. Barnes won The Standings: Robert F. Carson et alit, to CIS WE the prize for the largest fish and 'ream Won Lost William Georges. Albert Tishert for the smallest: Illackhawks The party was led by Donald D. Tornados RIDICUIA)US Dunn and returned home in pri- Dodgers Officer — Do you know that I m. vate cars at C.Y 0 you've been going 50 miles an Blackbirds hour? The Schedule: GARDEN PLOWING Junior lifesavers at Pomp's pond receiving Instructions from Guard Jack Arabian on the manner Speeder—Impossible—I've only YHOUNIIRRINC Dunn, Ruth Morgan, Paw July 25— RUBBISH REMOVED of making a rescue with a surf board. From left to right, Jimmy Curry, Dottie been out of the garage 20 minutes. SAO line Carter, Bob McCabe; on board, Josephine Collins and Judy Mondale; at right, Jack Arabian. Illackhawks vs. Blackbirds GENERAL TRUCKING .July 27— 7:45 "iikiQO 7:30 BATESON & SON may of his mother and his former Blackbirds vs. Dodgers. 1111 STA VIA MAVERICK JA. girl and the "first" families. De- July 28— TEL. 1467- W termined to break up the mar- C.Y.00. vs. Blackbirds riage. then unite against her. This is the story of the resistance put V. F. W. MEETING up by two people who loved each Record Hour added to the Memorial Ilall The regular meeting of the other. The next record hour for the library: Andover post #2128, Veterans of Bradford Masters Baker boys and girls of grades 1 through From The City, F The Foreign Wars, scheduled for The story of an unusual young Thursday. July 21, has been can- will be held at 10:15 a.m., July Plough . Baron sun who loved his freedom and TAXI MIME 2fi. in the young people's room of celled. The next regular meeting This is a war novel of a British hated restraint, and lived for the the library. of the post will be held Thursday, infantry batallion before and dur- pleasure of the moment until he Aug. 4, at 8 p.m. in the post TAXI Insects on Display ing the invasion of Normandy. It met Jean Marsh. rooms. There will be only one SERVICE is a nature interpretation by a ANDOVER In the exhibit case of the young . Meeker meeting for the month of August. J.Kenneth Atwood keen observing writer. Prairie Avenue CEMETERY MEMORIALS people's room, Robert and Arthur A chronicle of a family in one Domingue are showing the insects The Christmas Tree Bolton White elephants in Slam are ... CALL 414 Monuments — Markers Prairie Avenue mansion in Chi- and butterflies that they have col- A story that takes unlace in three haptized and feted like human Cemetery Lettering cago from the 1880's to 1918. POST OFFICE AVENUE lected, labeled, and mounted. days and nights during the Christ- Lincoln's Secretary Nicolay beings. office and Display at. The following books have been mas season of 1945 after the end Access to her father's private Knipe Rd. Route No. 125 of World War II. A study (4 journals, kept while he was sec- mother-son relationships. Ward Hill William "Bill" Barron, Jr. retary to Lincoln has made this P. 0. Box 350 Tel. 4883 The Wastrel Wakeman an extremely interesting and val- TELEVISION AND RADIO OIL BURNER Haverhill, Mass. A useless ne'er do well with no uable hit of Lincolniana. Letters SALES AND SERVICE practical skills. no talent for earn- SALES & SERVICE here are diamonds and of Nicolay. written to his fiancee, Domestic Heating Systems ing money nor for holding to- IAMONDS ... beauty In to John Hay and many others, 4 Virginia Rd. Tel. And. 1987 gether his family, finds himself provide more light on these days 'tor a8d cutting and size forced into a position of terrific of great importance to the nation. TEMPLE'S lake the difference. Se. pressure, and discovers his pos- Excellent reading. ct your diamond from the sibilities. Greatest Story Ever Told ne gems in our collection. HAVE US SPRAY - PAINT iiiiii (in The Rock Chevigny Oursler urn have to be fine for we Los Angeles of the 20'8 is the The well-known radio story has uarantee to buy back that YOUR background of this story of Ruth been developed from the story iamond for CASH at any Church, who could have become told here of the thirty-three years ime you wish to sell it PORCH • GARDEN a 'famous actress but was the of the life of Christ, as recorded by Matthew, Mark, Luke and ask to us. In a complete greatest evangelist of the period. John. ange of prices. WICKER FURNITURE king Of The Bastards Millin A remarkable novel based on Call on us for an estimate. We an actual person in South African No One Guarantees will call for and deliver the history—Coenraad de Buys, a Engagement amonds the way we do at-. lonely rebel who broke away from Fissell—Reads ng work his own nation and family in 1782 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Read- and founded a new tribe with a JOHN H. ing, 303 Andover at., Ballardvale, tiny Hottentot woman, Maria. announce the engagement of their SHAWSHEEN MOTOR MART From this union a family devel- daughter, Miss Carol E. Reading oped which was a mixture of every 47 HAVERHILL ST. • TEL. 767 to William Moffett Fissell, son of strain of the African plains. iRECOE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fissell of Phil Lucifer With A Book Burns leterle, • 'Pt.,. adelphia. Pa. and Beach Haven A second novel by the author Crest. N.J. MAIN ST. TEL 830-R of "The Gallery" and a similar Miss Reading is a graduate of argument against an undesirable the Fisher school and attended the {silage of society. This time it is University of Miami. Fla., from the teaching profession that comes which Mr. Fissell graduated in in for serious and sometimes bitter 1945. study. Excellent style. But The Morning Will Come Sumner Garden Tools From being the daughter of a ter 3I nn poor seamstress to becoming the Flagstone wife of Philip Churston of Cedar dway Inn" Bluff plantation, was a step that Paint — Varnish brought dignity and happiness to Campus of Bentley Carr until she discovered Hardware over Academy the secret that the family kept so njoy its facilities: carefully. Strong Citadel Burt 315 — Functions LUMBER After two years of being miss- Installed Gift Shop ing in the war, Hal Lane showed J. E. PITMAN EST. Tel. And. 903 ,gr. up at his Philadelphia home with 63 PARK ST. TEL. 664 a Polish-Russian wife, to the dis-

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6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN —JULY 21, 1949

EDITORIAL THOUGHTS Views of MUFF Down the Years Do You Know with Massachusetts? W SPEED ZONES IN SHAWSHEEN The News (Continued from Page One) The Townsman =1.1== Regulations governing the speed of traffic on Route 28 DO YOU KNOW THAT ... The ATTEND for this dollar loss was to sell total number of persons in 30 Years Ago--shily 1f490 MARS- Miss Pt have just been put into operation. As they apply to that sec- more exports. But rate materials aelitiRetts receiving old-age and first had to he bought, and that Tax rate of $16 announced by ter of MI tion of the ,route passing through Shawsheen Village they survivors insurance payments on cost more money than she earned. Salem st the assessors, an Increase of $1 March 16 was 115.235. The pay- Whereas $100 millions of "invis- students set off zones in which the speed is posted for 30 miles an over 1898. ments amounted to $2.479,973 ible" income could practically pay week tilt Select men hold hearing on peti- per month, of which $943,036 was hour in one, and 40 miles an hour in another. for $100 millions of purchases tion of real estate owners to relo- Future I paid to surviving dependents of being he abroad, it takes much more than .in Frye village. This speed is too high for that section, in the opinion of cate Poor street the insured workers . $100 millions of sales to make up . Massa- Miss Bate There was no opposition. chusetts employment figures for Police Chief George A. Dane, who, when traffic engineers that amount of purchased raw Essex Ag Thomas P. Harriman has sold May showed 24,700 people en. materials. If increased sales can theme, from the state department were making their studies here, his blacksmith shop at 40 Park gaged in manufacture of transpor- he maintained, well and good. visit her st., to Tuttle & Morrison. carriage tation equipment, including auto- advocated a rate of not more than 25 miles an hour through !tut Britain now finds that the der, who builders of Frye village. mobiles, an increase of 4,200 over seller's market has gone. Short- ton. that part of the town. Union street, which branches off Route John Frazer. local barber, has the number a year ago; als ages no longer cause the buyer o Fifth Blr ,28 lust north of Shawsheen square, is posted by local police returned to his former home in 36.900 in food manufacture, a to pay any price for goods. The Little New Moscow, Nova Scotia, to re- gain of 2,500 over May last for the 25 mile rate. business recession has ended the daughter MRS. FRED1ERICK C. smut! sume barbering. year . . . U. S. dept. of commerce days when European nations could Dodkins Chief Dane points out that the police department is In a hotly contested cricket estimates that total new construc- get tile first price they asked. Mrs. Frederick Cutler Smith of tained a match for the Merrimack Valley tion in Massachusetts during 1948 having troubles enough now trying to curb speeders without Competition now makes the buyer 6 Stratford rd. was horn and edu- mates la championship Andover defeats totaled $465.3 million, an increase question the price he need pay. cated in Boston and has resided observant the rate in this part of Shawsheen being boosted to 30 and Methuen 46 to 35. of 24% over 1947 and 1711% over Not only is Britain buying much in Andover since 1926. The for- Visit PIN 40 miles an hour. He notes the number of intersections in the Dr. Crus N. Chamberlain dies the prewar year 1939 . . . The more from the United States than mer Louise E. Smith, site was Last 'I suddenly in hospital at Jamaica 1948 total included $196.2 million district with the remark that, "the law still says that speed she is selling her, but is also graduated from Brighton High on month Plain. He had been in ill health of private residential building, $93 forced to give dollars and not school and the Faelten Pianoforte sn's unlot through an intersection shall not be more than eight miles for about two years and was 70 million private non-residential. pounds sterling to other nations school, where she was president their trim on hour." years old. $77.5 million of private utility from whom she buys. Why? Be? of her class. She carried on her Slight blaze late at night in ante of profession of teacher and accom- construction and $96.3 millf,n of wa He agrees that these regulations ore all right outside cause those nations 'also want home of William A. Meldrun. For- which panist until recently. She was public building, of which $33 mil. mer theat the town proper but claims that the speed of traffic in town dollars in order to purchase goods tunately family was awakened in married to Frederick C. Smith lion was in roads and highways, from the United States. time to escape. Entertain should be left in the hands of the local authorities who know during World War I, when he was $18 million sewer and water- Britain's Reserves Low Work of rebuilding Barnard Mr. and serving in the U.S. navy. He is, works. and $5 million resides cutler rd. the local conditions. The simple fact is that despite street is completed and improve- well-known insurance man and tial The new elevated highwa Marshall Plan dollars she is still ments on fire house progressing, the Peatn The police department all along has been attempting was chairman. of the Andover in Boston announced by Commis spending more dollars than she and for some reason we say edit- cookout to cut down fast driving in the town. Week after week the School committee for 12 years. stoner Callahan includes the firs , t rday gets. How does she do that? orially, "not a single drop of blood ps rt ot the centralcen t They have a son, Peter Cutler which names of 10 or more traffic violators, most of them speeders, Partly by running up more credit, has been spilled.'" both theee st t a l arter Smith, who served aboard the city pylawhlinnn have been sent to the registry of motor vehicles for the sus- and partly by exchanging her gold The Rev. J. G. Merrill, D.D., bonds for many years have rec Myles C. Fox in World War It; a for goods. But if she does use her dean of Fisk university, Nashville, ommended pension of their licenses, and in many instances offenders daughter, Barbara, now Mrs. The mayor of Som own gold she must retain enough Tenn., has returned to Andover erville has recommended reesta Frederick .1. Wilson of Greens- , have been brought into court. to exchange for the paper money as a resident. lishment of a city planning boar ROW E she uses. If her gold reserves fall burg, Pa. and two granddaughters Complaints are still being received at the police station 25 Years Ago--.Ittly 1924 and has named prospective mem too low, then her foreign custom- June Sharon and Lois Jean. John !turbine 7, son of Mr. and hers in anticipation that th obout speeders, "and now they allow this traffic to go faster," ers and even her own people start She is a member of Christ Mrs. Angus Iturbine, drowned in hoard will be approved. church and president of its Wom- 5 the chief observes. to question whether the paper Pomp's pond when he fell front (Compiled by State Planate an's Auxiliary, the Lawrence stoney is worth any more than the a raft into deep water. Board.) Casual observation of motorists during the past several actual paper. Foreign nations Pianoforte Teacher's association, One of the. worst thunder days indicates that the new signs mean little to them as they may then refuse to sell goods to and the Tuesday club. She is a storms ever to visit Andover her. A simple analogy is that of past president of the Shawsheen and his father James Gordon, re TO seem to continue from one zone to the other without changing caused considerable damage to a bank. If it does not keep on PTA, Shawsheen Village Woman's spectively, by a civil superb) SE trees in center of town and flooded their speed. hand enough cash to pay out de- club. Tenth District President's court jury as result of ches 418 No. I streets. Trafflf on Main street tied mands made by depositors who club and secretary of the Past wound inflicted by 22 calibre re up for more than an hour. volver fired by wish to draw from their accounts, Director's club. Mrs. Smith has local boy. Work on children's playground then the bank fails because it served on the Massachusetts State Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sweene. CASES HERE at Central school progressing. NO POLIO can't meet its obligations. Britain Federation of Women's ,clubs as of Florence st., have been spend Children watching work with An increase in the number of infantile paralysis cases chairman of the nominating com- ing a few days at the World's fair *-1 today faces that same danger. Its pleasurable anticipation of an nation has been reported by the U. S. public health reserves are falling below the mittee, director of the Tenth dis- Altar boys of St. Augustine'. in the enjoyable summer. RAN margin of safety and it fears na- trict and Northeastern Regional church enjoy day of sport at Sale service with New England showing a gain from 13 to 24 dur- Dr. William D. Walker elected tional bankruptcy. Therefore it vice-president. The latter is the Willows under supervision of ih at joint meeting of selectmen and ing the week ending July 9. is trying to devise means to cut highest office ever croferred on Rev. Matthew F. McDonald, o.s.a school committee, to post on down the number of its creditors, any club woman from this district. Frank McBride, Jr., and John The public at times has been confused and somewhat school board left vacant by the trying to stop having to pay out Corresponding secretary of the Deyermond are two of the lif retirement of Dr. Alfred E. alarmed about polio-because of the misleading information on 1950 committee, which is plan- guards at Pomp's pond where 5. cash. Stearns. ning the triennial meeting of the youngsters have joined the swim how this' disease is transmitted. • The present crisis has been Pomp's pond committee an- General Federation of Women's ming classes. According to Dr. Roy F. Feemster, head of the state de- coming for some time, although nounces that facilities for swim- clubs, to be held in Boston next Britain has been hoping that by ming will be restricted to Andover 'partment of public health's communicable disease division, year. Mrs. Smith has given of her rationing her people's 'food, by children only. talent and energy for many com- the disease is spread by close contact and very seldom by in- exporting her finished products Large delegation at annual out- munity affairs, counting it privi- The Townsman fected foods or other methods. There is little cause 'to worry instead of selling them at home, ing of Square & Compass club lege to have a part in anything and by other stringencies she held at Grape Island, Ipswich. Is for sale at the following about swimming at beaches or taking part in healthful rec- which builds a better community, could make ends meet and start William Lindsay retires after 43 places: thus safeguarding o u r homes, PRo reation. on the upgrade. But recent de- years' service as bookkeeper at which are the first and most im- velopments have rapidly aggrav- the Smith & Dove plant. ANDOVER Although there is no known cure for infantile paralysis, ated the situation. According to portant link in building a better 10 Years he says, good medical care can prevent or correct some de- Sir Stafford Cripps, Britain is now nation and world. Ago—July 1989 Andover News Compiny losing dollars 48 per cent faster William C. Coutts observes 90th 54 Main Street formities. Not all children whose illness is diagnosed as polio birthday at titan site was last year. London's temper of British workers would garden party at his develop any paralysis and more than half the cases reported home on Andover Inn dollar deficit for the first quhrter scarcely accept that method. Maple avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Chapel Ave. in recent years are non-paralytic and a large portion of those of 1949 was about $330 millions, Why Not Devaluation ? Boyce celebrate their 25th wed- but for the second quarter she has It is doubtful whether sales Andover Spa who are paralyzed make complete recovery. din anniversary at a dinner party spent $650 millions more than Elm Square can at present be much increased. given in their honor at Westport, Poliomyelitis is not the dangerous disease that many, she has earned. That meant she If they are, then prices will have Me. Slmeone Variety Store people believe it to be, he tells us reassuringly, and adds that had to export her gold to a point to be reduced. This could be done where her reserves were perilously Awards -of $1500 and $200 4 Main Street medical experts are studying its effects in an attempt to throw by devaluation of the pound ster- made to Edward A. Gordon, I t, low. Cripps has argued that her ling. thus cutting the cost of Frans Grocery Store further light on how the virus gains entrance into. the bodies reserves must not drop below $2 British goods and increasing sales 186 North Maln Street billions. They have already slip- of those who become ill. in the United States. But against Established 10117 ped below that with resulting ef- Sullivan'. Grocery Store this proposal the British have THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN The Essex County chapter of the National Foundation of fect upon the London stock 61 Essex Street several arguments. If the pound Published every Thmsdiey Infantile Paralysis, of which the Andover unit Plays an im- market. As an indication of what by were devalued then the British The Consolidated Prem, lot. SHAWSHEEN portant part, "is very much interested in all cases that develop that means to the people at home would have to pay higher prices 4 Park Street, Andover, Mass. is the fact that British govern- Balmoral SP. in the area it serves. George Williams at the central fire sta- for raw materials from the United ment bonds have dropped 7 per States. To compensate, Britain Entered as second clam matter et the 295 North Main Street Andover Port Offiu tion is the local unit chairman. The organization is ready at cent. Obviously she cannot go on would have to sell more than ever. Prke Sc per copy $2.50 poi yew Shawsheen Market all times to give the benefit of its long experience and its serv- buying more than she sells. She But there's no guarantee, say the S must help herself by taking some RIverina Road ices to victims of the polio germ. British, that the volume would Publithev Irving E. Rogers sort of action fast. be large enough to pay for raw Editor Frank J. A. Humphrey Adv. Mgr . BALLARDVALE Import Less? Raymond R. DeRuisseau Fortunately there are no cases of polio in Andover, our materials. And if business slack- Ballardrair Hue' Schofield Several alternatives face her, ened off in the United States, then West Pouch Sarah Lewis O'Brien Variety Store health authorities assure us. Last year one case was called Andover Street but whatever she does will affect Congress might be tempted to ^4531t, polio but this diagnosis was resinded. About three years ago other countries. Hence we are vi- exclude foreign goods by higher LAWRENCE two cases picked up outside the town were reported but those tally concerned in what she does. tariffs. Past experience points to IONAL IDITORIAL Klrkpatrick's are the only known cases here in the past 10 years. She can buy less from the United that. Furthermore, if the pound IAS T States. This .she already proposes were devalued, food would cost Bay State Bldg. Lobby to do to the amount of $250 mil- more in England, and wages lions annually. This will mean would have to be raised. And the THE RIGHT TO WORK restriction on imports of food and Labour Government wants to do raw materials. She may hope that Writing in Newsweek, under the title of "The Right to nothing that would cost it the she can thus force the American workers' votes. Strike," Henry Hazlitt says: "We must never lose sight of the seller to cut his prices. But in any Britain 1ittil Europe Economically. vital difference between the real right to quit work peaceably event the British citizen faces Interdependent tighter food rations and probable The road and the spurious right forcibly to prevent others from working. unemployment. It has been ar- The solution Is not easy to find. From time immemorial most union leaders have tried to tie cued that some unemployment particularly for a government would help to cut wages and in- which must deal with the temper to Recovery .. . the two together in the same package, and to practice the of a people who have lived under crease efficiency. But it is very door. i,ccond in the name of the first. unlikely that the Labour Govern- restrictions ror years and feel that begins at your doctor's ment would deliberately embrace it's about time that a silver lining "But the right to work is as sacred as the right to quit The prescription he gives you is the symbol such a policy. appeared. And. Britain cannot be work, and no less in need of protection:- Cut Costa? treated as an isolated country. It of his professional care . . . the essence of is still the world's second largest The A further measure is possible his seasoned experience. Take it to Prescrip- most obvious denial of the right to work is found trading nation, and whatever it cost-cutting, for undoubtedly the tiohSpecialists . . here you are assured pro- in the closed shop which tells the worker, in effect, that he British worker is less productive does will affect Europe's recovery must join a union, adhere to union policy, and pay dues to a than the American. This is in part as well as conditions in the United fessional care, fresh, pure, potent drugs and E States. That is why Secretary of union, or he will not be allowed employment at his croft. It due to lack of mass-productive uniformly fair prices. methods on the American scale. the Treasury Snyder is bending is found in only a slightly less obvious form in the union shop Already Britain has sent teams of every effort to find a long-range SA plan, under which the worker must join the union after he has industrialists to study United solution. We must not be tempted The to force what we regard as our been employed for some given length of time. •And it is also States efficiency methods. But the ME effect of introducing such im- own solution. England's economic found,in such a technique as mass picketing which is a form provements would take time and Dunkirk is going to demand a lot DALTON PHARMACY of intimidation to prevent people from taking jobs they want. could not relieve the immediate of courage from her people. Co-

situation. Competitors may take operation and sympathetic counsel 16 MAIN ST. TFI 107 Cc Labor can never be free until it has the right to work as away her markets meanwhile. is what we must provide. That is well as to quit work. • Wages could be reduced, but the part of the cost of world leader- ship.

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — JULY 21, 1949 7

CLOSING EXERCISES HELD Rev. Mr. Kelsey to Gail Goodwin. The closing exercises of the William Davis, Geneva O'Hara r) You Know daily vacation Bible school were and Cynthia Lawrence. Mention WEST PARISH A'oots of Cultureulture deerVolgr held In the community room Fri- was made of the interest Miss assachusetts? Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Correspondent, Telephone ISS44 day evening. Margaret Lane of the Memoritil VACATIONS Handwork was on display In the library showed in coming to tell were Mr. and Mrs. John Perth-Ilan, the children stories and of the 10 YOU KNOW THAT ... Thu ATTENDING CONVENTION v est ry of the Union Congrega- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peatman of interest shown by the children in 1 number of persons in Mass- Miss Priscilla Batchelder, daugh- FASH/ONABLE EUROPEANS tional church and in the commu- Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. her work. inietts receiving old-age and ter of Mrs. Isabella Batchelder of nity room. Harry Peatman, formerly of Bal- Of THE /SE' TO /9r, CENTURIES A collection was taken and a ;,ivors inaurance payments on Salem st., is among the group of The Rev. Philip M. Kelsey had lardvale, but more recently of WORE' MUCH 'JEWELRY, AND' closing hymn sting with Mrs. ch 16 was 115,235. The pay- students who are attending this charge of the program which in- Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bat- George Keith as pianist. its amounted to 62.479,073 week the national convention of MON 20 KINIPS OP MONEY Nkt cluded a hymn by the group: chelder and son, Billy, Norma There were others who helped month, of which $943.036 Future Homemakers of America GW salute to the christian flag, a was lean and Glenn Peatman of Cutler 7WEIR "GRAND ro ws" with the group: Mrs. Charles to surviving dependents of tieing held in Washington, D. C. prayer and a song by the begin- rd. OF EUROPE - gj:r 11; - I 4: \Vaient who supervised the hand- insured workers . . . Massa- Miss Batchelder is a student at the ners department under the direc- work assisted by Miss Joyce setts employment figures for Essex Agricultural school in Haw- Food Sale tion of Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Mrs. Ormsby. Mrs. Philip M. Kelsey, Ralph Sharpe. Miss Ann McFar- showed 24,700 people en- thorne. Before returning she will Another food sale for the bene- III was responsible for the program ed in manufacture of transpor- visit her sister, Gertrude Batchel- fit of the young people of the West lane and Mrs. George Keith. in its entitity. Sixty-eight chil- on equipment, Including auto- der. who is employed at Washing- Parish church school wishing to 1p The primary department sang dren attended the school. dles, an increase of 1,200 over ton. attend the School of Religious songs and displayed their hand- number a year ago; also Fifth Birthday Education at Durham, N. H., will work with appropriate readings. FINED 6120 90o in food manufacture, Little Miss ' Louisa Dodkins, take place on the grounds of the AT MAR/.7 A.PITO,WE fTEk This group was in charge of Mrs. On a charge of failure to stop n of 2.500 over May last daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred church Saturday, July 30. All Fred Davis. Mrs. Edna O'Hara, after knowingly causing damage Bodkins of Lowell st., enter- VACAT/ONS ATP-, PETITE r . . . U. S. dept. of commerce kinds of home cooked food and 1 TRIANON, GUESTS WORE Lucille O'Hara, Diane Mitchell. to a stop sign in Methuen, Robert mates that total new construc- tained a small group of her play- vegetables from West Andover Joan and Margaret Buckley. L. Morin of North st., in district t in Massachusetts during 1948 mates last Friday afternoon in gardens will he on sale. --••-c FORTUNES II/JEWELS— Mrs. Randolph Perry. leader of court at Lawrence Monday was sled $465.3 million, an increase observance of her fifth birthday. Personals ‘LAV/SN SUPPER TAEMS the Junior department led her fined $20 on his promise to make 24"; over 1947 and 175% over Visit Playhouse :iron') in a Bible quiz. The group Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson of ROSE MECNANIC LY restitution of $ra. Morin told prewar year 1939 . • . The Last Thursday evening about also sang a number of songs in- Methuen police he backed into 18 total included $196.2 million 30 members of the Junior Wom- Denver, Colo., recently spent a "ROA: 7,7E PLC.:. cluding one special for the school. few days with the former's aunt. the sign accidentally in trying to srivate residential building, $91 an's union of the West church and The Rev. Mr. Kelsey introduced avoid a collision with another car. lion private non-residential their friends witnessed a perform- Miss Ebba Peterson of High N", Mrs. Charles Linehan, head of the 1.5 million of private utility ance • of "The Inspector Calls" Plain rd. religious education work of the istruction and $95.3 ntillt, v of which was presented at the sum- Mrs. Edwin Strain and Mrs. Andover Council of churches . WALLPAPER ilk building, of which $33 mil- mer theatre in Windham, N. H. Ruby Copeland of Melrose were ,v6 which sponsored the school. Mrs. "Z`VcN3,‘ev s was In roads and highways, 'rIntertain Family weekend guests of Mrs. Karl Buchan spoke as a friend of the ALLIED PAINT STORES i million sewer and water Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peatman of ilaartz of High Plain rd. people of the Vale as well as ,the JOSEPH T. GAGNE, President rka, and $5 million residen (littler rd., entertained members of Mr. and Mrs. James Faggiano leader of that work. 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence I . The new elevated highwa the Peatman family at also outdoor and family df Argyle at.. are en- MODERNS GLAMOURIZE Bibles were presented by the Boston announced by Commis cookout and baked bean supper joying a vacation at Buzzards VACATIONS WIN SMART ner Callahan includes the firs :Ioturilay evening. Those present Bay. 't of the central artery which Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lermond CLOTHES ANO SPORTS .11 the state and city plannin and son. David, of Lowell st., are JEWELRY ids for many years have rer enjoying a vacation at Wells mended ... The mayor of Som SPECIAL Beach, Me. -ille has recommended reestah Mr. and Mrs. James Scobie and co,e1.,Ar /9,5p hment of a city planning boar ROW BOAT and TRAILER sons. Bobbie and Jimmy, of High i has named prospective mem Plain rd., are vacationing at 'a in anticipation t hat th Freeport, Me. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buett of MINOR ACCIDENT it'd will be approved. Dr. and Mrs. Harwood Belding Fayetteville, N. Y., recently en- Two persons were injured in RETAIL (Compiled by State Plannin $100. and family of High Plain rd., are joyed a visit at the home of Mr. an automobile accident Saturday ard.) enjoying their vacations at Pasque and Mrs. Charles Eaton of Lowell at Summer and Whittier streets. isle, off New Bedford. at. according to reports filled with UMBER police. d his father James Gordon, re TOMPKINS Miss Shirley Kennedy of Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Gray The finest of lumber and ?.ctively, by a civil superb) SERVICE STATION is enjoying a vacation at the of Arlington, visited Sunday at Nirm. Jessie Burnard of Haver- supplies for home builders art jury as result of riles home of her aunt, Mrs. Richard the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur hill, riding with her husband, • • .. all carefully selected 416 No. Main St. Shawaheen • mnd inflicted by 22 calibre re Williams of Lowell at. It. Lewis, Lowell st. Bradford, in a car operated by • . . priced right . . . . Iver fired by local boy. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stevens and Daniel P. Reo of Bradford, re- Immediate delivtry. ceived leg and back injuries, when Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sweene their daughter, Shirley. have re- YARD & OFFICE Florence at., have been spend turned to their home on Virginia the machine was in collision with a few days at the World's fair rd. after enjoying several days another operated by Ernest E. CHANDLER RD. PLIIYHOUSE* with their daughter. Virginia, in Matton, 73 Summer st. The lat- Altar boys of St. Augustine' ANDOVER ter reported an injury to his left arch enjoy day of sport at Sale RANGE RD. RT. 11IA WINDHAM,N H . Dahlgren, Va. elbow. Mows under supervision of th Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dodkins and FRED W. DOYLE TEL. 1842 'v. Matthew F. McDonald, 0.1.a NEAR COBBETT'S POND their children of Lowell at. are The mink, highly valued for its General Contrator • Lumber Dealer Frank McBride.Jr., and Joh enjoying a vacation with relatives A. Everett Austin presents fur. has a very disagreeable smell. 'yermond are two of the life "SMILIN' THROUGH" in Newbury, S. C. ands at Pomp's pond where 51 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Jones and SciePn's ungaters have joined the Mim- greatest love story their family have returned to Nightly through Saturday, July 23 at 8:30 P. M. GENERAL ELECTRIC i ng classes. Seats: $1.20 $1.80 $2.40 their home on Lowell st. after en- Next Week: Tuesday through Saturday Nights joying a vacation at West Brew- "Seven Keys to Baldpate" ster, Cape Cod. Mrs. George E. Fraser of Mag- icy (iourge [he Townsman Cohan nolia ave. is enjoying a vacation SWAP CONTEST For reserved seats phone: Salem, N. H. 173.2 Is for sale at the following at Ocean Park, Me. ENTRY SLIPS AVAILABLE AT Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hinch- places: PR0FFSSION AL UMMER STO C K eliffe have returned to their home on Elsinore at. after enjoying a ANDOVER vacation at York Beach, Me. W. R. HILL Andover News Company Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peatman 45 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 102 54 Main Street of Cleveland, Ohio, are enjoying a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ANDOVER Andover Inn John Peatman of Rocky Hill rd. Chapel Ave. STOCK Mr. and Mrs. William N. Mer- Andover SP. chant and their son, Robert, have returned to their home on Elm Square Canterbury at. after a sojourn at Slmeone Variety Store TAKING the Mansion House, Poland 76a is woe* 4 Maln Street Springs, Me. . Franz Grocery Store Bananas are the main agricul- 185 North Main Street tural crop of Panama. %_/ookitr o Sullivan'. Grocery Store 61 Essex Street SHAWSHEEN Balmoral Spa SALE The G-E Space Maker Refrigerator Is 295 North Main Street packed with practical conveniences. For example, the butter conditioner keeps but- Shawaheen Market SAIE ter at easy-spreading consistency. Rlverina Road It gives you one-third more refrigerated BALLARDVALE food-storage space in the same floor space L-^J occupied by former 6-cu-ft models. O'Brien Variety Store You'll get years of day-after-day depend- Andover Street able service, because it's powered by the LAWRENCE famous G-E sealed-in refrigerating system. Kirkpatrick'. Bay State Bldg. Lobby 8-cubic-foot model as low as 4 1 $ 229.75 BUILDING Per BLOCKS ONLY $2.23 week The jars, boxes, and bottles after &pill pi-Wino that line the shelves of our moon 14,411P 3 1 Prescription Laboratory, are filled with pure, fresh, stand- t your doctor's door. ard-strength drugs and chem- s you is the symbol icals. These are the building blocks of our profession. Your GENERAL ELECTRIC . . . the essence of 2 pharmacist takes these many Take it to Prescrip- and varied substances, and iou are assured pro- through the exertion of his .me,. nos 2,000,000 ?, potent drugs and professional knowledge and Sacep 11611 Adrirwsaws More EVEN MORE skill — combines them into Bees is Use law 10 Yews the one and only prescribed Maker err loaverf SAVINGS IN ALL DEPART- medicine which meets exactly Refrigerator 1 nip the specifications of your doc- MENTS tor's prescription. W. R. HILL PHARMACY -Zediyaw .94a4macy 45 MAIN STREET AND OVER TELEPHONE 102 TEL 107 Comfortably Air-conditioned for IUJb 91. .26t< UE PT You con pat your coniidehre in General Electric Your Shopping Comfort TELEPHONE Ella, PAYABLE HERE

8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN—JULY 21, 1949

WINDHAM PLAYHOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hemsworth OBSERVES BIRTHDAY PERSONALS... and son "Billy" of 5 Shepley et., "Smilin' Through." the roman- New Encyclopedia Elizabeth Ann MO Mrs. Joseph A. Hart, 52 Whit- and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. An- play e d tic comedy by Allan Langdon Miss Judith Gilfoy of North hostess to a group Of her Ilttls st., is vacationing for a derson, 62 Red Spring rd., en- Martin, has been a sensation Added To Library tler Abington spent a day recently at friends in honor month in Maine. joyed a motor trip recently of her fifth throughout this and foreign coun- The Memorial Hall library has the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elven birth- \V. Gilfoy, 29 Summer st. through the Berkshires. day July 12 at a garden tries. It is at the Windham Play- added the new 1949 Encyclopedia Mrs. Agnes Burdett has re- party commanwea Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Living- held at her house near Cobhett's pond from Americana, a very valuable refer- turned to her duties at the Raven Miss Helen Fulton of 29 Sum- home 3 Moraine at. PRO ston. 158 Andover at., are enjoy- She Tuesday through Saturday of ence help for the student and the Beauty parlor following a two mer st. has returned front a stay received many gifts and cards Dori ing an annual vacation front their this week. The play has a wist- casual seeker after information weeks' vacation. at York beach, Me. and a beautiful birthday cake. Eon, duties at the flower shop. ful sweetness =like anything on all topics relating to special Mrs. James W. Souter has re- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hynes of Favors were distributed ever seen on stage. Moving along Reading visited recently at the David Stewart and daughter, and Melds of study—including politics, turned to her home at 56 Whit- games played. Refreshments were swiftly with each episode, it car- government, history, industry, tier at. after several days' illness home of Mr. and Mrs. Elven W. Nan, of Arbroath, Scotland, are A petition ha vacationing for six months at the served by Mrs. David Doig ries a rare vein of human inter- labor, geography, medicine, sci- at the Lowell General hospital. Gilroy, 29 Summer st. and ;: home of Mr. Stewart's daughter, Mrs. John R. Sullivan. Among (Adipiil Pt et" est, from climax to climax, until ence, etc. Mrs. Howard Watson and her Mr. and Mrs. Clair Norton and mdum of said de the happy ending of this great Mrs. William Watt, Elm st. nd r sar, Although the history of the infant son has returned to her children have returned to their the children in attendance were: 0 sppointcd exec romance between young lovers world is carefully and accurately home at 30 Park at. from the home in Springfield after spend- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wood John Faro, Stephen Rozzi, Flor- ,,,Airtymotnr,hjioits who are at first thwarted by their covered in the new edition, there and two children. Carol and Barry ence Rozzi, William Berthes„Nor- :1 It yea denim Lawrence General hospital. ing the weekend with the former's Attorney should ft elders because of a love tragedy is special emphasis placed on the mother, Mrs. Carrie Norton of of Lawrence, spent Sunday with man Leahy, Barbara Auchterlonic, C.oun at Sale Miss Joan, Hart, 52 Whittier on the a generation ago. contemporary scene, on recent de- at., is vacationing at Boothbay Elm at. Mr. and Mrs. F. Allen Lelacheur, Thomas Auchterlonic, Janet Audi- Iowan the return day of "Smilin' Through" is the play velopments in history and the hu- Harbor, Me. Sergt. Raymond W. Hickey and ".1 Elm at. Mr. and Mrs. John Ft terlonic, Kathleen Dolan, Robert which first brought lane Cowl manities. Since 1940, more than Sullivan, 61 Red Spring rd., spent Bleichor, Edith Robbins, William Judge of said Mrs. James E. Sheard and Patrolman James R. Lynch of the I Valentine. Mary Jilt. In the into outstanding fame on the two, thirds of the set has been re- family of 3 Elm st. have returned police department are enjoying last weekend at Old Orchard Balks, Jane Doig, and forty-nine. American stage; and Norma vised, rewritten and reset, a total from two weeks' vacation at Sea- their annual vacations. Beach. Marilyn Meek, Judy Lelacheur i and Elizabeth Shearer created the role of the of some thousands of articles; brook Beach, John T. Cole and Ralph Baker Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hems- Doig. loveable "Moonyeen" in the Un- hundreds of new topics, not pre- Mrs. George Locke and family of the fire department have re- worth, 5 Shepley at.. are spending Commonweal forgettable movie version of viously treated, have been added. of Elm st., have returned from a turned to their duties after enjoy- a week's vacation at Old Orchard PROD CHOICE OF FINE OnOte "Smilin' Through." Thousands of new pictures and recent vacation at Seabrook ing their annual vacations. Beach., Next week. July 26 through 30, diagrams, maps and sketches have Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dalton Mrs. Robert Lochhead. 86 Sum- FOODS AND LIQUORS TO all persons the hilarious melodramatic farce, been added; authorities of both John Souter, Jr., 34 Elm st., and sons, Charles .Ir., William and mer st., has returned from a re- ate under the "Seven Keys to Baldpate" by the United States and foreign ylor. late of A has returned from a week's vaca- Robert, of 46 Chestnut at., are at cent trip to Terre Haute, Ind. LOUIS SCANLON'S awl, for the George M. Cohan, will he the at- countries have contributed mate- tion at Hampton Beach. Hills Beach. Biddeford. Me.. for Miss Irma C. Beene, 55 High * ON THE ANDOVER LINE* others. traction at Windham Playhouse. rial, and many subjects, presented The tursising Mr. and Mrs. Roger Whitcomb their annual vacations. st., is enjoying her annual vaca- nted in said It will be costumed in the fash- to the editorial staff in remark- and son,, George, are enjoying a Numbered among the summer tion in Maine. moth to sevente ions of the jazz age—short skirts. ably accurate hut scientific style Peter MacGregor. 23 Florence trust. two weeks' vacation at York vacationists at Newfound Lake, If you desire to I low waistlines, cloches, etc. have been revised into niore re- Beach, Me. N.H., are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. at., enjoyed the past weekend vis- roes should fill liable text. YOUR Court at Salen Mr. and Mrs. David L. Coutts, Colquhoun and family of 4 Sum- iting friends in New York city. FOR noon on the fi Hundreds of new biographies 2 Florence st., are vacationing at mer st. Mr. and Mrs. James Dodge and return day of THE MAN TO SEE . . of American and foreign celebri- son, Stanley. of Ellsworth, Me., BEST Witness, John I their summer home at Little Mr. and Mrs. William H. Falk- ( AR! ge of said Cot ties have been included in this Neck, Ipswich. nor of 37 Pasho at., have returned are vacationing at Hie home of the in the year of for 1949 edition; new maps that show forty-nine. Mr. and Mrs. William Cargill, after spending a two weeks' stay latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. JOHN the new world have been added, 44 Stevens st., are spending a two at York Beach, Me. Charles A. Stone, 173 High at. especially of Western European weeks' vacation at York Beach, henry Burbine. Henry Trow Miss Agnes Low, 5 Maple et., INSURANCE nations, such as France, Germany, omtnonwealt1 Me. and Timothy Daly are among visited recently at Little Neck MOB, and Italy and the Benelux countries, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low and those on annual vacation from Beach, Ipswich. Docket showing changes resulting from faintly, 5 Maple st., have returned their duties at the board of pub- Elven W. Gilfoy, 29 Summer World War II peace settlements. To all persons It home following two weeks' vaca- lic works department. st., is convalescing at the Law- FORD lbert Nfarshall Jo REAL ESTATE National affairs are fully covered, Jones tion, at Little Neck, Ipswich. Miss Ethel Howell has returned rence General hospital. manna:: world affairs, with stress on the Andoser in said Mr. and Mrs. Howard Westfall, to her home on Central. st. after Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Ra- A petition has Ernest L. United Nations and world court Central st., visited recently at a two weeks' vacation at Bailey setto of Manchester, N.H. spent PARTS for probate of justice, on the state of the Bal- rting to be t York Beach, Me. Island, Me. the weekend at the home of Mr. by Hamilton kan peninsula, the "powder keg" Mr. and Mrs. George C. Napier, George Howell of British Co- and Mrs. Elven W. Gilfoy, 29 my of Penobst ore t.. Block WILKINSON of Europe; the Holy Land and 64 Maple ave., hitve returned 'to lumbia is visiting at the home of Summer at. the Dardanelles are also well ect of Columbl 311-312 Bay State BId. their home following a week's his sister. Mrs. Thomas P. Dea, Andoser. in sal treated. vacation visiting in Burlington, 1 he appointed LAWRENCE 28 Summer at. SHAWSHEEN ins a surety on Science, industry, agriculture Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swbado If roil desire to 0 K. C. KILLORIN rney should file Tels,: LaWrence 4762 and horticulture, literature—all Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chad- of Toledo. 0. spent a recent week- MOTOR MART have been revised to include the A Court ;it Salem Andover 1653 wick, 50A Whittier st., spent the end with the latter's brother. REALTOR Your Andover Ford Dealer moon on the s latest developments. 9, the return des past weekend at York Beach, Me. Roland Weeks of Carmel rd. 47 Haverhill St., Shaw/therm Witness. John V. Miss Robert Dea, 28 Summer st. is 26 Chestnut St. Andover dge of said Cour Hildamay Cargill, popular Tel. 767—Law. 5635 clerk at Simeone Pharmacy, is spending the summer at Naples. TELS.: 2272 or 1267-J Iv, in the year on. ATTENTION! fortv•nine. spending her annual vacation at Me. ion \ 1949 MERCURY STATION WAGON York Beach, Me. Miss Mary Bailey, 86 Elm at VERY LOW MILAGE — NEVER REGISTERED Mrs. John MacLeish, 39 Wash- Richard Wrigley, 74 Stevens st.. DRIVEN BY COMPANY OFFICIAL ington ave., has returned to her and Thomas P. Dea, 25 Summer Ittc Turin *-loppr r. Bolar At a Substantial Saving duties at the Irma Beene shop st. were among those who at- following a two weeks' vacation. tended the Legion county meeting ANTIQUES — ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL tonehill LINCOLN & MERCURY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jamieson, at Marblehead on Sunday. 92-A MAIN ST., Next to A & P Rev. 23 Washington ave., and Mr. and Alan Dea, 28 Summer st., spent Authorized Sales and Service S.C.. a forme Mrs. Myron Smith of Main st., the weekend at Hampton Beach. JUST ARRIVED — ver and brot , visited recently with Mess Chester William B. Collins, 76 Park st., a pair of Meissen Bisque figures--boy and girl- ephen A. Bo; ARLINGTON MOTORS, INC. Lord of Waterville, Me., a former is enjoying his annual vacation is new duties t "Ken" Crompton resident of Andover. from the board of public works each holds two candles. Very choice lint of Stonsh Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Stone, department. 662 BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • TEL. 37188 We Repair China ton, to whit] 173 High st., have returned from Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mahoney. and Electrify Vases and Lamps pointed. 34 Florence at. 'have returned a week's vacation spent with Inquiries Welcomed Call Andover 2210 Tr. Boland h relatives in Maine. from a recent vacation spent in tee School o Mrs. Guy B. Howe, Jr. and two the White mountains. Notre Dame children of Clark rd. are visiting Mrs. Adeline M. Wright of 64 ad. Ind., and ' Summer st., is vacationing for a Would Like You To Have Seen in Chicago. Mr. Howe , will fly out author of "C to join them the end of the month. week in Maine. Politics." The little girl approaching the writer of this article Guy Howe, Jr. attended a meet- Donald Gillespie, 31 Elm st, is live-WatenictionGetsClotheseleaner orn in Ever, ing at the General Electric fac- on annual vacation from his du- r with his the other day; Mr. Kelly! "I came over to the store all tory in New Jersey last Thursday. ties at the board of public works B alone!" — make me feel good? — you bet it did, the Miss Virginia Hardy, E. Letitia department. Orchard et little girl was only FIVE YEARS OF AGE! — lit was Noss, Marion Noss, and Jane Noss Mr. and Mrs. Thaxter Eaton of in athletics visited in New Hampshire last Abbot st. returned Saturday from at Punc ' her first trip to the market without being in company FRIGIDAIRE weekend. a ten-day trip to Niagara Falls I from Not of her older sister) — her parents knew that when she and the Great Lakes. They visited THE ALL-PORCELAIN, studied at friends in Hamburg. N.Y. was waited upon, that we would make SURE that we Lieut. J. P. Sweeney Washi; Mr. and Mrs. P. Bartlett Whit- ng his Ph.: saw her SAFELY on her way home — Just one of the On Training Cruise temore of Chestnut st. are vaca- Automatic Washer Lt. g P. Sweeney, tioning at their summer home at many little things that your Independent Retail Grocer t j ) John Exclusive Frigidaire Live-Water action pained at USNR, son of Arthur Sweeney of Lake Winnepesaukee, N.H. does without any fanfare — PATRONIZE HIM. washes clothes cleaner, rinses them 1924, he c 64 Central st., has completed a Mrs. John C. Angus and Miss brighter! And the Rapidry-Spin &let r mass 11 two-week reserve training cruise Mary Angus of Main st., spent them pounds lighter . . :some ready ch here am aboard the submarine U. S. S. Sunday with Miss Mary Byers for ironing! Come in . . . see niversity. Grouper, operating out of the Smith at Biddeford Pool, Me. demonstration I signed to naval submarine base, New Lon- Miss Gertrude Buchan of Matn ty, Austit 430 ESSEX ST., LAW. The Rockport Market don, Conn. st, is visiting friends at West- Went in 1 These cruises are conducted to moreland, N.H. F. J. LEONE CO• TELEPHONE 76:17 re until hi Telephone Andover 1234 — Accommodation Service supplement the academic training Miss Kate Pike and Miss Nan re Dante in carried on in the Organized Sub- Pike of Lowell st. returned Sun- 1, 1935, was marine Reserve Units with a prac- day from Cape Porpoise, Me. departmer tical working knowledge of the Miss Alice Fox of Cedar rd. is ft) ling also as operations of submarines. Lt. (jg) vacationing at New Harbor, Me. MARKETING Sweeney is a member of the or- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson ItsI served E ganized submarine reserve, Divi- and son, George of Chicago, were is it It :der in the sion 1-23 of Salem, and is a stu- recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. %vv-ry-Wr., during Wor dent of Harvard college. William Watt, Elm st. of his ti Summer's the time to make each day long on fun and short on a. kitchen chores. So add to everybody's holiday spirit—plan alit V-Pe, SVot). light meals for both indoor and outdoor eating! Ask is full of June 2 delicious, quick-to-fix, easy-to-eat treats at prices that will ersary of hit really surprise you. Andover wh e.As limn high m Isktv§g .k\a‘loc- Tu get, a lot I PICNIC-PERFECT FRESH AND THRIFTY St. of picnic Augulati ?e,Ov reat IN EVERY WAY When you fix any kind TWO-COAT PAINTING lunch be sure you remember ?e,c6Ctua%).s canta b,tivA8 beat t Planning a picnic at home or away IONA TOMATO JUICE—chilled. RitIAGE ks means catering to king-sized Rich with the mellow tang of he followli ?Os% appetites. And JANE PARKER fresh, red-ripe tomatoes and per- s have bee SANDWICH ROLLS dojustthat. fect seasoning, it's packed with Town, Cleri onG • They're fresh ... dated fresh ... vitamins too. Get several cans at 4,, Gepeols THE TOPS/NT , ,, light, and so good own thrifty, tro A&1'—Iona is A&l"s times D. 0 \//it IV, you'll be amazed flavor-packed quality brand. RIGHT YOUR 4 how many disap- ave., Quit pear at one out- TEMPTING SALAD e P. Green, ing. Perfect for Serve refreshing fruit salad in- erwyn Dar WAY 11q HOUSE hamburgers . . . stead of dessert. Delicate-tasting, ', and Mil any filling . . smooth-whipped ANN PAGE onib rd, your thrifty Jul' has them in MAYONNAISE is the dressing COATER HOUSE PAINT packages of 8 and 12. to make it taste wonderful. Buy 8PS FIRST OPS Ann Page May- ,„ , 4 ersons whc EAT WITH RELISH onnaise at your AA Croke hay e . Seals at the Gives extra years of pcint Primes and Hamburgers taste twice as good A&1'. Try pear- .‘ Ihility to I V . *;.... • P• same time. Remarkable hid- beauty and protection for when you top them with ANN grape salad: PAGE SWEET GARDEN Frost fresh or your house. ing, smooth uni- RELISH ... a tempting blend of canned pear $585 lephone ' form finish. Easy $580 finely chopped vegetables, pickled halves with thick BEST PAINT SOLD in choice spices and vinegar. And layer of whipped cream cheese, to Apply WHY TAKE LESS—WHEN PEPSI'S BEST! PER GAL, PER GAL. do include a jar of imported, plain thinned with milk. Cover with or stuffed ANN PAGE OLIVES halved grapes or maraschino cher- Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Lowell, Inc., 4 Broadway, Methuen 42 MAIN STREET in your picnic plans. Choose Ann ries. Serve icy cold on lettuce with l'age at your AeP, and you're Ann Page Mayonnaise, and gar- AR AND Tel. 102 mile of fine quality. with watercress. "Listen to 'Counter-Spy,'TuesdayandThursdayevenings, your ABC station" W. R. HILL nish

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — JULY 21, 1949 9

,VES BIRTHDAY heth Ann Doig played to a group of her little LEGAL NOTICES CLASSIFIED ADS in honor of her fifth birth- ANTIQUES AND OLD FASH- ly 12 at a garden party Commonwealth of 31assachunetta ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK her home 3 Moraine at. PROBATE COURT Andover, Mass. Printing and Engraving e IONED THINGS of any descrip- 227,694 July 14, 1949 elved many gifts and cards Docket No. 'The following list of officers of the Andover tion and any period. I will PRINTING SERVICES I3Y THE beautiful birthday cake. [sm.To all persons interested in the estate of Savings Bank is published in compliant c gladly call anytime at your con- flirsheth C. Murphy, late of Andover with llic law. Publisher of your TOWNS- w e re distributed and of John F. Murphy), in said County, l'RFSIDENT venience and make an offer ,ife Burton S. Flagg atm HIldS0111, PORTLAND, ORE., MAN. Complete printing serv- played. Refreshments were deceased. VICE.PRF.SIDENT AND 'TREASURER ASKED OFFICIALS AT THE GREAT ice for all your personal and without obligation to you. Fred A petition has been presented to said Louis S. Finger by Mrs. David Doig and Court for probate of certain instrument, ASSISTANT TREASURER SECOND INTERNATIONAL MODEL cbmmercial requirements. Call 13. Reynolds, 22 Phillips Court, purporting to be the last will and memo, And. 1943. ohn R. Sullivan. Among of said deceased by John F. Murphy Winthrop Newcomb FLY lndum g CLERK PLANE CONTEST IF HE COULD North Andover, Mass. Phone n1.4ndaver, in said Count, prayin that ht Charles C. Kimball Idren in attendance were: sppointed executor thereof withou t giving MODEL BUILT BY RONNIE THORSEN, Help Wanted—Female Lawrence 31878. u-9-5 'aro, Stephen oirety on his bond. h Rossi, Fier- If You desire to object thereto you or you, TOWN OF ANDOVER A BEDRIDDEN PAL WHO COULD izzi, William Berthes, Nor- eey should file a written appearance in oior PUBLIC HEARING NOT ATTEND. Lots for Sale ahy, Barbara Auchterlonic, aid Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the A public hearing will he held at the Town LADIES—IT PAYS TO SHARE on the first day of August, 1949, a little time from your home. Auchterlonic, Janet Mich- (mrnoonreturn day of this citation. House at 7:90 P. M., Friday. July 29. 1949, ,hr to act upon the petition of Hilda Nartiff We train and assist you to .: Kathleen Dolan, Robert Witness, John V. Phelan. Esuire.q First to convert the two family house at 94 Maple FOR SALE — HOUSE LOTS. Judge of said Court. this eleventh day of r, Edith Robbins, William Avenue into a multi-apartment house. establish a profitable business of Nicely located in different sec- , in the Year one thousand nine hundred BOARD OF APPEALS, ne, Mary Belka, Jane Doig, Nilf PERMISSION GRANTED, JACK FLEW your own. Write: Townsman tions of Andover. Reasonable and fortrnine. JAMES J. EASTMAN', Treas. RONNIE'S PLANE TO VICTORY. JACK'S I Meek, Judy Lelacheur JOHN J. COsTF43.0, Register. Date of issue: July 21. 1949. Box NB, Park St., Andover. prices. Lots in, groups at whole- 14-21.20 OWN PLANE TOOK SEC.OND. c7-14-21 sale prices in different sections zabeth Dolg. TRUSTEES ALTHOUGH HE 8EAT 111/41ELP IN of Andover. One excellent dairy Commonwealth of Massachusetts Term expires 1950 THIS ONE EVENT, JACK'S SECOND I. Radford Abbot Alfred E. Stearns farm located in a nearby town. PROBATE COURT Wallace E. Brimer Abbot Stevens PLACE POINTS AND OTHER VICTORIES Wanted to Buy HOICE OF FINE Docket No. 145,979 Term expires 1951 MADE HIM JUNIOR INTERNATIONAL Apply to MISS B. M. THOMES, as. sa. E. Barton Chapin Philip F. Ripley CHAMP. HE TOOK HOME A BATCH Rocky 11111 Rd., Andover, Mass. DS AND LIQUORS to all persons interested in the trust InnisL S. Finger Clover J. Stone ANYTHING OLD-FASHIONED OR under the will of Antoinette Hall OF TROPHIES AND CASH AWARDS, r14-21-28 ate Item expires 1952 AND ONE SPECIAL RONNIE. ANTIQUE; also Furniture re- 'WM'. late of Andover, in said County, Burton S. Flagg Henry S. Hopper FRIZE..TOR MIS SCANLON'S eased, for the benefit of Emily Knevals Charles C. Kimball finished. Guy N. Christian, 6 THE nd others. BOARD OF INVESTMENT Union St., Georgetown, Mass. Houses for Sale ANDOVER LINE , The surviving trustee of said estate has Burton S. Flagg Henry S. Ifoppei resented to said Court for allowance the John R. Abbot Write or phone 2861. We will trenth to seventeenth accounts inclusive of AUDITING COMMITTEE call. HOUSE FOR SALE: BAN- d trust. Wallace E. Brimer Charles C. Kimball If you desire to object thereto you or your Philip F. Ripley CROFT ROAD, 6 rm. cottage, roes should file a written appearance in ANTIQUES Crt ANYTHING OLD All conveniences, oil heat, ga- Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the noon on the first day of August, 1949. PLANES TO TRili TO* eUguAsiiBuFv 1FOLDRIN! Marbletop, Walnut, Grape and rage, large lot of land. Price re- return day of this citation. Rubber Paint Used Rose-carved Furniture, duced. Immediate occupancy Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First PLYMOUTH MOTOR CORPORATION'S Glass. of said Court, this eleventh day of For Concrete Floors THIRD' INTERNATIONAL China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, Fred E. Cheever, 21 Main St, in the year one thousand nine hundred Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, Fur- Andover Tel. 775 or 1098. forty-nine. A new paint with a rubber base MODEL PLANE CONTEST niture, Etc. William F. Graham, JOHN J. COSTF.I.1.0, Register. is ready for concrete floors. Doc- ALL PLYMOUTH 14-21-25 AT DETROIT AUG12-29. Jr.. 166 Golden Hill Ave., Haver- Services Offered tors foresee the use of polymyxin DEALERS HAVE ENTRY BLANKS AND onttuotiwealith of Massachusetts hill, Mass., Telephone Haverhill for a wide range of diseases, Ruch COMPLETE INFORMATION FOR MODEL 1)0 YOU HAVE CHILDREN I'ROBATE COURT PLANE ENTHUSIASTS WHO WISH TO 23708. Will call to look. Docket No. 227,954 as whooping cough and infant AGES 7 to 15? We make an COMPETE. /4114A* ss. diarrhea, that have resisted other instrument to develop an ear To all persons interested in the estate of drugs. These and other aids to FORD nwri Marshall Jones, otherwise known as Annual Drowning for music and musical aptitudes. Marshall Jones and Marshall Jones, late better living are reported in Mc- It's as wooden shepherd's pipe. Andoser in said County, deceased. Call's national news letter for Total Increases In Summer a Has beautiful tone; easy to S petition has been presented to said eat for probate of a certain instrument May: Most of the people in the United play. Instrument, instructions, PARTS /porting to be the last will of said de- States do not know how to swim, sed by Hamilton Gray of Bangor in the "Cleveland, Ohio announces a song sheet, $3.00. P.O. BOX my of Penobscot and State of Maine, new paint with a rubber base for and that's the basic reason why 292. BALLARDVALE, MASS. hrodore I.. Block of Washington. its the drowning becomes one of the most 'grid of Columbia, and David L. Darling painting concrete floors in recre- SHAWSHEEN c21 `bap Andoser. in said County. praying that ation rooms, stores and the like. important causes of accidential he appointed executors thereof without It is said to lick the problems of death in the summer. SHAWSHEEN ing a surety on their bonds. During the sununer months Cookout Personal a If You desire to object thereto you or your dampness and alkali in the eon- National Safety council figures all items for this colunr tt Carpentiers MOTOR MART orney should file a written appearance in crete. Mr. and Mrs. Albert show that about half the drown- Court at Salem before tot o'clock in the .41 Id be sent or phoned to 7 Dumbarton at. invited few rel- WANTED IN ANDOVER BY Andover Ford Dealer moon on the sixth day of September, ings each year take place in only "News from Akron, Ohio men- SIrs Lincoln Smith, 260 N. atives and friends to a gay cook- retired business woman, hoard 9, the return day of this citation. three months—June, July and [overfill! St., Shawsheen Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First tions a new mooth-proofing con- Main st., or tel. 2268-W. out Sunday night. Those present and room in private family. August. Drownings show the dge of said Court, this thirteenth day of centrate that can be made up as SHAWSHEEN WOMEN'S CLUB included Mr. and Mrs. John Mo- Write c/o Box D, Andover rel. 767—Law. 5635 in the year one thousand nine hundred greatest seasonal increase of any I forty-nine. you need it. The package contains Members of the program com- riarty of Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Townsman. w21 IOHN I. cosTELLo, Register. the necessary -chemicals and pene- summer hazards. 21, 28, Aug. 4 mittee of the Shawsheen Women's seph Gibbons and daughter Betty trating fluid to make a gallon of club met Tuesday evening, July Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caswell So if your are planning to swim Lost and Found spray by adding water. 19 at the home of Mrs. Carleton and two children Jack and Betsey. this summer-L-and it's fine exer- §'Iinjapr r. Boland Heads • "Washington, D. C., tells of E. Schultz, 1 Carisbrooke st. for Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. McKinnon cise as well as pleasant recreation 1,0ST IN ANDOVER; SET OF polymyxin, one of the more prom- the last meeting of the season. and two children Paul and Judy, —ltay attention to these sugges- house and automobile keys on CONTINENTAL tonehill College ising new antibiotics. Doctors for- Five members of the club, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carpen- tions from the council: silver chain with tiny silver to A & P The Rev. Francis J. Boland, see its use in the treatment of Thomas W. Bevan, Mrs. Walter tiers and two children. Learn to swim well, Self- clothespin. Write Box B, An- S.C., a former resident of An- bacterial dysentery, infant diar- Caswell, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. G. E. Personals taught "dog paddlers" too often dover Townsman. Reward. b21 war and brother of Postmaster rhea, whooping cough, tularemia. Best and Mrs. Norman Miller. Walter * Caswell, 5 Dumbarton think they are swimmers and over- ires—boy and girl- - ephen A. Boland, will assume "Word from Minneapolis, Minn. President, compiled programs of st. fell Friday evening while en- estimate their abilities. Know Is new duties this week as presi- is that European victims of hyper- the various departments to be in- joying some ball playing and sus- your limits as a swimmer and stay READING choice. eat of Stonehill college, North tension fared so well on wartime cluded in the yearbook which goes tained a fractured ankle. He was within them.. And don't think all 'Unusual buy. Completely furn- ton, to which he has just been semistarvation diets that Amer- to press around August 1st. treated at the Lawrence General water is the same. ished home. Excellent for family or retirement. Lamps pointed. ican doctors decided to try it out 'hospital. Never swim alone. Always have Jr. Boland has been chairman • FIRST FLOOR--Living room with fire- Call Andover 2210 here. Their studies confirmed the Missionary To Get Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gibbons help at hand, preferably a life- place, library with fireplace, dining room, the School of Political Science foreign findings, but they also and daughter Betty Jo of Haver- guard .with the knowledge and lavatory and toilet, large sun porch with Notre Commission Sunday fireplace, butlers pantry, pantry, kitchen, Dame university, South showed that extreme caution is hill at. ace on a two-week motor equipment for rescue. Don't swim sun porch off dining room. O. Miss Lois Opal King will be Ind., and with John, A. Ryan needed during the refeeding and trip through the White Moun- after dark for the same reason. " SECOND FLOOR-4 bedrooms, two author commissioned a missionary of the of "Catholic Principals recovery period. So it may be some tains. They plan to spend part of It is too hard for even an expert baths, small sleeping porch off guest room, Politics." American Board of Commissioners servants quarters. time before the treatment is.geher- the two weeks at Lake Shore to assist you in the dark. • OUTSIDE--2 car garage, 57,000 sq., ft. ,lothes Cleaner orn in Everett he came to An- of Foreign Missions in West Cen- ally accepted. park, Lake Winnepesaukee, N.H. It is dangerous to dive into land, 250 ft. frontage. • 'er with his parents, Mr. and tral Africa at a special service in "Cedarburg, Wis. reports that water of undetermined depth. Sub- . William Boland, and resided the South church, Sunday, July 24 Call North Reading 172 tall or short housewives, standers merged rocks or logs may knock Orchard st. He was promin- at 10 a. m. or sitters can use a new built-in Andover Figures you out. Sudden plunges into cold in athletics during his three Dr. John A. Reuling, secretary ironing hoard with 18 adjustments water should be avoided. Go ill s at Punchard High, grad- for Africa of the American Board 1111AIRE for height. It comes as a package In Witch Book gradually, and remember that you from Notre Dame in 1918, of Foreign Missions, Boston, will and can be installed on regular tire faster In cold water. Don't ,ORCELAIN studied at the Catholic uni- give the sermon and present the Andover, Boston, Haverhill, Salis- wall surface or built into a new plunge into water when you are Vacation Time liv, Washington, D. C., re- commission and Dr. Merlin W. bury, Ipswich and Gloucester figure wall. If an ironing job is inter- overheated, and wait at least an July, August and September — nt; his Ph.D. degree there in Ennis will welcome Miss King to largely in a new book, "The Devil matic Washer rupted, the hoard can be shifted to the field. in Massachusetts," to lie published hour after eating to swim. and that means accident time. its 44-inch height so children Never jokingly call for help. igidaire Live-Water action damned at Notre Dame June An archeologist who has dis- by Alfred A. Knopf in late August. We can't keep you from getting won't bump their heads on it. A and don't splash or annoy others hes cleaner, rinses then, 1924, he celebrated his first covered specimens and imple- The 'book, by Marion L. Starkey hurt, Mit we can help a lot with step-saver which can be attached who are timid in the water. Horse- id the Rapidry.Spin driei c mass in St. Augustine's nients dating back to the earliest of Saugus, relates the stories of the bills. You'll be agreeably to any ironing board is a clothes play and pranks cause many water s lighter . . :some ready ch here and later returned to periods known to science, Dr. early witch trials in Salem prin- surprised to learn how much accidents each year. ! Come in . . sot, niversity. rod which takes several hangers. Ennis, American educationalist FA 11 cipally, although Andover and other Even strong swimmers are sub- protection you can have for only 'n I ssigned to St. Edward's util- "News front New York, N. Y.: and scientist, has a thorough A wall and woodwork paint which neighboring towns do escape the ject to cramps and bad guesses on $10 a year. Just Call. ity, Austin, Tex., as vice- knowledge of the racial history, 130 ESSEX ST., LA W. witch-hysteria. In her book, Miss their endurance. If you want to Ident in 1930 he remained looks and washes like the baked customs and language of the 703: Starkey says that, in the present swim for any distance, have some- TELEPHONE re untH he was recalled to enamel on your refrigerator and Ovumbundus of West Africa. day, belief in witchcraft has been one follow you in a boat.. re Dame in 1934 and in Au- goes on in one coat—white or Dr. Ennis, for the last 41 years translated into different forms and Don't let children take beach t, 1935, was named dean of the !colored. Readymade adjuhtable has been a Congregational mis- cdrnices for windows of all sizes. she expresses the hope that we will balls, inflated animals or light Smart & Flagg s* department of politics, con- sionary under the American Board be able to overcome the panic as rubber rafts in the water. A gust INC. ning also as prefect of discip- They're aluminum, can be painted of Foreign Missions in Elande, e. or covered with fabric to match West Africa. successfully as did our Puritan of wind often blows them beyond forefathers. reach, and in trying to retrieve The Insurance Office He served as lieutenant com- your curtains. Name tapes which "The Christian missionary is "The Devil in Massachusetts" has them, a child may get beyond his nder in the navy chaplain eery- can be ironed on permanently in needed more than ever in this Bank Bldg. Andover 870 already received cotnMendatioa depth. This is a point adults should during World War II, spending 10 seconds. critical period in the life of Africa from Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Odell keep in mind, too. of his time in the Pacific "Beltsville, Md. says that little in order to help the African on fun and short on a. black ants, Japanse beetles and church build up a society which Shepard, Gerald Warner Brace, and oliday spirit—plan Louis Bromfield, and promises to Food is eaten with the fingers st June 24, on the 25th an- mosquitoes are much more afraid can meet the rapidly changing tine A&P is full of be one of the outstanding novels instead of chopsticks by the Chi- at prices that will ersary of his ordination, he was of parathion and chlordane than social conditions," Dr. Ennis re- next fall. • nese in a period of inourning. Andover where he celebrated a they are of DDT. Parathion is 10 ports. Unfortunately, he sees the erns high mass of thanksgiving times more toxic to larvae of the American Board mission in Angola H AND THRIFTY SLIGHT HANDICAP St. Augustine's church. common malaria mosquito, while being slowly deprived of the —20 Years' Experience fix any kind of picnic chlordane controls the ants for breath of life because of the re- "Now we know that the earth is remember sure you fusal since 1990 of the Portu- round," said the schoolmaster. "Tell —Good Workmanship HATO JUICE—chilled. IMAGE INTENTIONS as long as three months and re- mains deadly to beetle grubs for guese government to give entrance ine, Thomas, would it be possible the mellow tang of he following marriage inten- HOWARD 6. ripe tomatoes and per- s have been flied at the office at least two years when worked permits to American Board mis- for you to walk around the earth?" fling, it's packed with Town Clerk George H. Wins- into lawns and golf courses. sionaries, although within the "No, sir," replied Thomas. so. Get several cans at "Drawbacks: Chlordane does last five years two Roman Catho- "And why not?" ELDREDGE is A&P's own thrifty, not protect above-ground leaves lic bishops have been placed in the "Because," was the unexpected :ed quality brand. antes D. Hallison, 171 Kend- Painter • Decorator ave., Quincy, and Miss Cattl- when the beetles fly in to feed. section already evangelized by the reply, "I twisted by ankle playing CAN IT American board. INTERIOR - EXTERIOR PTING SALAD e P. Greene, 37 High st. Parathion smells a bit garlic and football." eshing fruit salad in- erwyn Darby, East st„ Tewks- is quite poisonous to warmblooded Residential-Industrial-Schools BE SO ssert. Delicate-tasting, , , and Miss Evelyn J. Hall, animals." Things aren't always as bad hipped ANN PAGE omb rd, LAWN FURNITURE as they seem . . . when a AISE is the dressing Certain types of beetles were HALF PRICE . . . 50 per cent OFF plumbing problem arises ... taste wonderful. Buy Spray PAINTED mummified in ancient times be- heating, too . .. call on us May- ersons who have suffered from for an estimate of what will P111/ 144 cause they were thought to be your , Croke have an abnormal sus- V2 REDUCTION CELLARS CLEANED he needed to solve the Nifty to the action of stimu- sacred, according to the Encyclo- Spray PAINTED problem. riacr: li. pedia Britannica. eh or NO MATTER HOW YOU SAY IT — pear Callings a Specialty BUCHAN thick eisphone 78109 Established 1854 and hipped cream cheese, YOU SAVE! • For Free Estimates th milk. Cover with GEO. W. HORNE CO. Itit.L..( Call Andover McNALLY es or maraschino cher- EVERYTHING GOES . . . cy cold on lettuce with LAWRENCE, MASS. 2110 PLUMBING B. HEATING CO. Mayonnaise, and gar- AR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK Open Fri. and Sat. 'til 9 26 PARK STREET ratercress. SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING TEL. AND. 121 Mercury In 90's 3405 Persons Have No Solicitors At The Churches Are Assessed FA:ratio During Hot Spell By Andover Officials easy to leis The Misses Ann and Sally ties at the Irma Beene shop after CHRIST CHURCH drive: cam, For "Boys Town" (Continued from Page One) McCourbie, 38 Washington ave., (Continued a week's vacation. REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector on Page Too l Impassible Beware of magazine solicitors the town broken limbs caused the are on their annual vacations Mrs. Berry Berchenk of the Sunday: S a. m., Holy Commu- identifying themselves as having from their duties at the Andover The number of polls listed for arcing of electric wires in trees. Fuller apartments has moved to nion.; 10 a. m., morning service the present year took a Slight drop any connection whatsoever with Trees were blown down at Dee- National hank Summit ave., Lawrence. and sermon. The Rev. A. A. Boys' Town, cautions the Rev, with only 4045 being shown for comb road and Clark street, at Mrs. Edith Lockheed of Sum- John MacLeish of Washington Visgel, rector, of Milwaukee, Wis., Nicholas H. Wegner, director of 1949 while last year the numher Woodland road and Salem street, mer st. flew to Terre Haute, Ind. ave. witnessed a hall game in preacher. of polls assessed was 1059. VOLUME Fr. Flanagan's Boys' Home, in a to spend a week's vacation with and Upland road and Chestnut Boston Monday. + + + In compilation of the tax fig- recent letter. • street. Robert Morse, her nephew. "We have no authorized repre- Mrs. Gilbert Stone of Chestnut ures the assessors show the Timm Several stray blows were Mies Irma C. Beene, well-known METHODIST CHURCH sentatives selling books or maga- st. is enjoying a two-week's vaca- her of individuals and others as- sounded on the fire alarm system dry-goods merchant, is vacation- tion. (Ballardvale) sessed for 1949 on personal estate zine subscriptions," he continues, REV. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Minister about 8:40 p. m. due to short cir- ing in Maine. only was 353; real estate rink- and further suggerts that if any Mrs. G. Richard Abbott of Up- Church closed until August 7. cuits while repairs were being Mrs. Adeline Wright and two land rd. Is attending the annual 2557: both, 495, thus making the such solicitors call that the police made. Members Invited to attend Union children. Jack and Frank, are meeting of the Woman's Advisory 3405 total. department be notified so proper Lights were out In several sec- Congregational church. spending their vacation on Che- Board council which la being held The breakdown for 1940 Was' investigation may be made and tions of the town and in Ballard- beague island, Casco Bay, Me. this week at Amherst, in connec- + + + personal only 311; real estate this unauthorized practice stopped. vale when falling trees and limbs Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCol- tion with the annual Farm and ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH only 2536, and both, 133, a total carried wires down with them. lum. 26 Summer st. and children Home meeting. Wednesday eve- REV. THOMAS P. FOGARTY, Pastor of 3280. Repair crews from the Law- Miss Davis Accepts have returned home after a stay ning Mrs. Abbott attended the Friday: 7:30 p.m., Novena de- 'rho root pare t ire number of rence Gas & Electric Co., who had Secretarial Position at Cheheague Island, Casco Bay, banquet held at Wiggin Tavern. votions. dwellings assessed was 2980 for to encounter similar conditions Miss Carol E. Davies, daughter Northampton. Saturday: 4 to 6 p.m., and 7:30 the present year and 2890 for last all through the Greater Lawrence Me. of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Davies, to 9 p.m., Confessions. year. area, were assembled and started Mr. and Mrs. Winston Blake Mrs. Ada Brown of Elm st. is 40 Union at., has accepted a po- Sunday, Masses: 6:30 a.m., The number of motor vehicls making repairs which lasted well and two children, Andy and Caro- visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed- sition as private secretary to Dr. 8:30 a.m., 9:45 a.m., and 11:30 and trailer excise committed to through the night before all lyn of 5 Stratford rd. are vaca- ward Bradford in Wrentham. Made Karp, 234 Marlborough st.. a.m. the tax collector up to ,Ioly P.' service was restored. tioning on the Cape. Miss Edna Koza of the Andover this year was 3648 vehieles com• Boston. Mrs. James Dean of 8 Kensing- A live wire down on Salem National bank is enjoying her an- + + + pared to the 4124 of a year ago. A graduate of Punchard High ton st. Is spending the summer at street near the by-pass caused nual vacation. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH The amount of excise this year, school with the class of 1947, Miss Ogunquit, Me. considerable fireworks for a time Mrs. Roland Crowther of Med- (Ballardvale) however, is $55,614.87 with a Davies took a two-year medical Mrs. John MacLeish, of Wash- course at the Fisher school, Bea- and drew a number of spectators ford visited relatives in the Vale Sunday: 9 a.m., Mass. state rate of $41.32. Last year at before it was repaired. ington ave., has resumed her du- on Monday. this time it was $45.156.10 but con at., Boston. While at Fisher Smil + + the rate per $1000 was $38.07. school, she was vice-president of Earle F. Stevens returned Mon- the busses the student council, a member of Costs For Town Relief day to his home in Palo Alto. SOUTH CHURCH it is expected that the number outing con( REV. FREDERICK B. NOSS, Pastor of motor vehicles that will he reg. the Fisher Glee club and president Shows Steady Increase Cal.. after visiting his sister, Mrs. of the Epsilon Rho chapter of the Chiebowski — A son Friday, Ralph Greenwood of Tewksbury 10 a. Ill. Union Services with istered by the end of the year Theta Alpha Chi sorority. (Continued from Page One) July 15, at the Lawrence General at. and his brother in Dover, N.H. the Free Church at the Free will he nearer 5000. $21,820 and the state grant of hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Church. VIEM The pyramids of Egypt contain $17,858 left the town's share at Chiebowaki (Isobel Mozart), 98 and family have returned to their Thursday: 10 a.m., All-Day The actress Eleanore Ouse plaster-work at least 4,000 years $7,870. North st. home on Tewksbury at., after Sewing meeting of the Women's played Juliet when she was only Urquhardt--A daughter, Chris- OF old. During the first six months of spending their vacation at Hamp- Union. I 1 years old. 1949 the average case load was tina. Saturday, July 16, at the ton Beach. N.H. 169 for a total cost of $54,945. Lawrence General hospital to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Allen + + + THE Deducting the federal grant of and Mrs. W. Murray Urquhardt and daughters of 1 Highland rd. UNION CONG. CHURCH $27.243 and the state grant of (Ruth Cowan), 104 Main st. were recent guests at the Jasper REV. PHILIP M. KELSEY, Minister Dane—A daughter, Saturday, 19 Years' Experience $49,457, it left the town's share at Park lodge in the Canadian Holiday: 10 a.m., Worship serv- • Dressmaking • Remodeling NEW. $8,245, an increase over the pre- July 16, at the Lawrence General rockies. ice. Sermon by Mr. Kelsey: "You • Alterations By ',EDP vious year. These figures do not hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dolan and Can Meet Heaven Half Way." Ladies' Suits. Coats and Dresses include administrative costs. Dane (Gladys Berthiaume), Wo- family of Chestnut at. are vaca- Made to Order burn st., Ballardvale, tioning in Bar Harbor, Me. Oaf Rens 01 While the cost of old age assis- which will tance has risen considerably in Hayden — A daughter, Mar- John Winters, clerk in the post WEST PARISH REV. JOHN G. GASKILL, Minister cressinnal att 1949, the federal grant for this jorie Ruth, June 29, .at Brookline, office, has returned to Isis duties Sunday: 10:45 a. m., Morning point of Pre! form of aid has assumed most of N. H., to Mr. and Mrs. Robert after his annual vacation. Hayden (Frances Hartmann, Francis Daly, Cuba st., letter service; Soloist, Miss Myrtle Bell augural addl.( the increase. Money received so-called nor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George carrier. is enjoying Isis annual Jaques. Sermon: the fourth of from the federal government must word "Deal" Hartmann of Elm st.) of Brook- vacation. the series of the common venture be used only for old age assis- Innate associl line. N. H. Herbert Nightingale, Allen st., of life. tance. Money received from the ministrations, Beer—A daughter, Monday, superintendent of the mails in the Note: The church will close commonwealth goes to free cash use it is wortt July 18, at the Lawrence General post office, is enjoying his annual July 31 and will participate in and Andover has to appropriate President's st hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur vacation. Union services with the South Did You Know . • . both the state and town share at main sect ions: Beer, Jr. (Ann McKay), 3 Sum- Joseph Payne of Hartigan court, church and the Free church. that for a small additional the annual town meeting. of Ilse !under mer st. letter carrier, has returned to his These services will be held in the premium you can have an truggle eget duties following his annual vaca- South church through Labor day. endorsement added to your ism second Fire Insurance policies to Genevieve E. Murray tion. cover your building and Wedding... ',cam for cons Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Calvert of BAPTI three points as the contents against loss At a four o'clock ceremony in Awarded Scholarship Ardmore. Pa., were weekend ▪ST CHURCH REV. WENDELL L. BAILEY, Pastor cooperation w by windstorm, explosions, the Unitarian-Universalist church, Miss Genevieve E. Murray, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thaxter STORROWTON VILLAGE, hail, smoke, etc? Sunday 10:45 a. m., Morning grins, 111 lit sal Fitchburg. July 15, Miss Vera Jac- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Eaton of Abbot st. They were FAIRGROUNDS queline Chaffee. daughter of Leon .1. Murray. 29 Bartlett at., has worship. Sermon by the pastor: through the fellow passengers on a recent Program and W. Chaffee of Cohasset, became been awarded a $200 scholarship Great Lakes cruise to Sault Ste. "Works and Days." Music by Mrs. Linda Kocher. organist and solo- WEST SPRINGFIELD eons. a n d the bride of Frank Herbert Foss, to further her work in the field Marie and Mackinac island and MASS . II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. of chemistry. This is a gift from ist. 'brooch the were making their first visit to The success • Foss. 48 York st. The Rev. Gil- the Thomas Hollander fund and New England. bert Potter officiated. is given to the student "whose Pronunciation tate is open ti Here you will find Escorted by her father the bride achievements in college merit this Young Woman (holding out the need for FIRE RECORD integral wore an aqua suit with contrast- recognition." Miss Murray. a ju- hand)—Will you please tell use part July 14-10:42 a. ns., Box. 512, ley. and we mt All Leading Brands of ing accessories. Her only attend- nior at Ratcliffe college, is major- Whittier cor. Park sts., for fire in how to pronounce the name of 9, these ends ant was Mrs. William A. Sampson ing in science in preparation for radio in home of J. A. Hart, 52 the stone in this ring. Is it tur- of Shrewsbury, a sister of the a career in medicine. Whittier at. No service. quoise or turkwoise? Same management as lama I oiler- I /evelop 'ride. William A. Sampson was July 15-4:51 p. m., still alarm Jeweler (after inspecting it)— Nals• YORK, WHITE RAINI for Communist the best man. for fire in seat of auto in yard at The correct pronunciation is glass. Quite clearly Following a wedding reception and BOSTON Antiques !aka Marland mill. Auto registered to a danger to El • Lloyds • United held In the church the couple left Joseph Stanley of Methuen. attracted mass on a wedding trip after which they MRS. LEWIS N. HEARS • Nancy Warren July 20-12:02 p. m.. Box 45 derdeveloped will reside on Woodland at., West The funeral of Mrs. Lewis ,(Stevenson) Mears, wife of Lewis Andover Inn (private) for slight FROM SHIRTS TO SHORTS ... • Birge • Prager Boylston about Agust 1. fire on Main street due to over- (Continued A graduate of highs school and N. Mears, 425 Andover st., Bal- lardvale, who died Friday at the heated brakes in auto operated • Niagara • Imperial college in Providence, R.I. and by Francis McCarthy of South FROM SUITS TO SHOES . . . Katherine Gibbs •school the bride Randolph Nursing house following sEEK APPLI( • Strahan a long illness, was held from the Boston. is a secretary at the Crompton • TO FILL VAC and Knowles Loom works of Lundgren funeral home, Monday Panel Scenics and Others The Board I • Worcester. with services at 2:30 p. in. by the Everything is Drastically Wednesday nig The bridegroom graduated from Rev. Newton Matthews, pastor- to accept applh Puncher(' High school and North- emeritus of the West Parish NEW ENGLAND PAINT Reduced In Our Annual mg vacancy cat eastern university and is a vet- eisurch. Burial was in Spring lion of Charles AND WALLPAPER CO. "ran of the E.T.O. He is a sales- Grove cemetery. Born in Gilbertville, she made SUMMER Engineer. To 1 70 BROADWAY - LAWRENCE man with the Crompton and her 1. Knowles Loom works. her home in Ballardvale for the past 18 years and was an ardent THEATRE VACATION-TIME Route 113 — Between Haverhill worker in the Church Service and Newburvport NEW — league of the Union Congrega- Paul Revere Bowls — Candlesticks tional church, Ballardvale. 3 MORE TIMES In Copper Surviving her besides her hus- Thursday, Friday, Saturday band are one son, Robert of Bal- NELSON CASE in lardvale, and one sister, Mrs. Sarah B. Ellis of Darby, Penna. 'HOME OF THE BRAVE" Bearers were Fred E. Cheever, ('lyde Mears. Ronald and Mal- STARTING MONDAY, JULY 25 colm Brogden. — Hilarious Comedy — "MY SISTER EILEEN" The name "Nebraska" conies from the Otoe Indian name for the Platte River, and means shal- low water. Idea LET'S GO WITH I Ha. 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