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••Ai^t, i ..lu->W VOL. 81. NO. 42 Thunday, Octoixr 13, 1949 Pictures of Mr. W. F. Ripley Decorating a Hitclicock Chair

stroke is necessary Mn Ripley can In the first picture he is shown chair with gold bronze. His steady L.. M. A. Roy, noted Henniker At sixteen, Mr. Ripley was ap­ a master decorator. hand in the third picture applies a pick up a stroke where left off and prenticed to the Abbot-Downing I Mr. Ripley was bom in Wamer using a sponge in graining a chair. the joining stroke is not notice­ photographer,- had as his subject A coat of red and then black is stripe to the Hitchcock chair. Mr. W. F. Ripley in the August Company in Concord, the makers and now operates his own shop in Notice how hjs hand is guided able. In the final picture Mr. Rip­ of the fainous Concord Coaches^ Henniker near, his home whe;re he given the chair to create a rose­ ley presents a study of utmost "The Magazine Anitques." Mr. Rip­ wood effect much as was the along the edge of the chair as the ley, now past eighty, is photo­ There he leamed the skills Of does all kinds of interior and ex­ center stripe is placed. Contrary to concentration and steadiness. grinding pigment, boiling oil and terior decorating and furnitiu:e re- original painting. In the second pic­ graphed in the several steps needed ture Mr. Ripley is decorating the the belief that one continuous Photos by L. M.A. Roy in painting a Hitchcock chair. striping, becoming in a few years ! pairing. Forestry Field Day FuneralServices for News Items H.H.S. Annual Minstrel Show at Fox Forest Samuel E. Bonnette From Antrim To Be Presented Next Wednesday Mariettii S. Lanr TTxr T r.r,«T,/s r._ 10 Ti,» es Arthur Duggan, Fred McClin- Antrim Correspondent Coming Events Saturday, Oct. 15 HILLSBORO, Oct. 13 — Samuel annuaHILLSBOROl Dixie Minstre, Oct.l Sho13 w- willTb be^ ^^ck, James CareW aiid Ronald Tel. Antrim 90-11 The Ladies Aid of, the Methodist E. Bonnette; former Hillsboro bar­ presented by the students of Hills­ Teixeira. This quartet will render HILLSBORO, ,Oct 13 — The ber, and well known resident of special numbers. church is having a Harvest Supper Miss Ethel Muzzey left Tuesday boro High school on Wednesday at the Community HaU, Saturday annual Forestry Field Day at Fox this town died Saturday, October evening, October 10th, at 8:00 P. Soloists for the evening include Forest will be held Saturday, Oc­ 8, after a lingering illness in Nash­ to spend the winter with her friend. Priscilla Cody, Cecila Kulbacki, night October 15, 1949, from 5:30 Miss Annie Knight in Dorchester, M. Last year's production proved tober 14, H. I. Baldwin, resident ua, where he had lived for the to be one of the school events of Shirley Poland, and Stella Cemota. to 7:30 P. M. Mass. forester annotmced this week. A past three years. the year. The 1949 version is di- Other specialty numbers will be general invitation is being made to Survivors included his wife, Mrs. Myers-Prescott Post^ 50 Amer- , —^^ ^^-^_ j^Udred Porter as- given by Patricia Diemond, Anita Benevplent Society ican Legion, sponsors of the Antrim, J _ . Bennett; Gayle Bennett a group of the public to attend the Field Day.' Mary (Kimball) Bonnette; his sisted by Miss Ruth M. Farmer. The Benevolent Society of Smith Boy Scout need a scoutmaster. high school chorus girls, and the The day's program gets tmdeS" mother, Mrs. Marguerite Bonnet­ The end men fpr the show will Memorial church held its first te ' of. this city; two, daughters, Anyone ' interested is asked, to boy's Junior High school group. meeting of the fall season, on Wed­ way at 10:30 A. M., with visits to include Alvin Taylor, James Carew, clear cuttings. At 12:30 those at­ Mrs. Mary Margaret Morrison of contact, the post commander, Philip Raoul Sullivan. John Tasker, Fred The master of ceremonies for nesday aftemoon, October 5. with Bellows- Falls. Vt, and Mrs. Ger­ E. Lang. part two will be Donald Currier. a large attendance. The incoming tending will enjoy a picnic lunch. McClintock, Ronald Teixeira, Those planning to attend the noon trude A. Lavole, RN* of this city: Mrs. Maurice A. Poor is visiting Charles Macukewicz, James Duval, The proceeds from the Minstrel president Mrs. Shem Barnes, wel^ one son, Donald T. Bonnette pf her- sister, Mrs, Samuel Jemison Show will be used to purchase comed the gathering and outlined event areas^ked.to bring their own Donald Grimes, Arthur Duggan, Hillsboro; three brother's, Albert in Drexel Hills, Penn. Edward Hoganspn, and Peter new suits for the High School Boys plans for the coming months: The lunch. Coffee \\ull be provided at the forest G; Bonnette .-.•pf .Turners Falls, Invitation have been received Arnold. The intierlociitor will be Basketball Team. inauguration of "prayer cells" Mass., Emest T. Bonnette of Del- At 2 P. M., there will .Jae visits by local relatives and friends to Roswell Whitcomb, Jr. Make it a date to come to the when interested members will meet eanp, Cal., and Raoul A. Bon­ to partial cuttings. "^ '.. : the wedding of John Folsom and The barber shop quartet includ- high school on October 19th. for ten minutes preceding each nette of this city; also nine grand­ Jane Hasting at Fryeburg, Maine, meeting for, united prayer; the Members of the district Forest children, nephews,' .nieces and Ativisory Boards have been invited • Saturday,, Oct. 22. Mr. Folsom is formation of a mission study class; cousins. - • _. tite. son-of'Rob^rt and Edith (Hunt) an occasional all-day sewing meet­ and will discuss the application Hills|M)rQ League of Women Voters Because' of lils'^-heart ' condition Folsom of Springvale, Maine,, and ing when the group -will make a of the forest tax law, to, be discuss­ Mr. Bonnette retired as a barber grandson of Mrs; George W. Hunt layette to be used by a refugee ed informally. . , about four years ago, selling his Mrs. Frank Orser and her house Annual Membershii) Tea Tuesday or disjjlaced person's family; Ad­ block tO'H. R. Feldblum. moving ventures in Reading, in charge of Founders of N.E.C. guest, Mrs. Emil Boder of Forest soon after to Nashua./Tfe Rsid been Hills, N. y., attended the meeting HILLSBORO, Oct. 13 - SeJ^-^H^'^^ goverdrnera • may Mrs. W. Ellinwood and Mrs. Samuel Fraternity Initiate Selves Jeittw; meet the nfeeds of its citizens. a barber in Hillsboro 36 years. I of Molly Aiken Chapter, D.A.R., at Sara Otis of Concord will beifgiiest Hadley. Family Night was an­ Some of tha many questions League HENNIKER, Oct 13 — Since Mr. Bonnette was bom in Man­ I the home- !of Mr?;. ,_William A. speaker at the Annual Membership nounced for October 21, with a Tea of the League of Women members will be seeking the ans­ special invitation to Sunday School they were the founders of a New ville, R. I, September 22, 1886, son [ Nichols, Friday aftemoon wers for are facts conceming the England college chapter of Sigma of the late Samuel D. Bonnette and I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zabriskie Voters to be held Tuesday evening, teachers and pupils. October 18th in Community Hall town's characteristics and history; Alpha Beta and lacked anybody to Margaret (Rpbitaille) Bonnette of i and little son from Kittery, Maine, community life and population; The speaker of the aftemoon, initate them, a score of the fra­ Nashua. I were guests of , his parents, Mr. at 8 P. M. Mrs. Daniel Poling, whose topic, Begining a study, "Know Your form of govemment and represen­ ternity brethren have just finished Funeral services were held j and Mrs. Albert Zabriskie, last tation in state and county; public "Japan Today," carried out the initiating themselves. — Town Govemment" League activ­ theme of.the mission study work Tuesday in the Dumont Funeral week. ity during the coming months will health and sanitation; public wel­ for this year, gave a very fine and Pajama clad they have picniced Home in .Nashua, followed by a Rev. Charles W. Tumer has been aim at becoming familiar with the fare; fire and police protection; ""informative ta"lk~ on conditions in on the village green, fished, off a Solemn _High Mass of Requiern' in serving as supply minister at the facts of local town govemment and education; recreation; housing; Japan, picturing the changes and bridge in the middle of the com­ St Patrick's church, of "which'Mrf ' Baptist churcFT in South Lyndeboro. leam to evaluate these facts so town's appearance and its future. trends in that nation and its peo­ munity iand otherwise governed Bonnette was a communicant. Mrs. Fred A. Dunlap attended ple, since Dr, and Mrs. Poling vis­ their actions to satisfy themselves Rev. Maurice Rulden, D. D., the 45th wedding aniversary party ited it in 1935. She stressed the im­ they have been properly initiated. pastor was the celebrant. Seated of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shaw of portance of America's influence in The students, mostly seniors, within the sanctuary was Rev. Boscawen at the home of their Antrim Legion Installation Held this crucial period of the country's* voted the action so future pledges Lancelot Quinn of St. Mary's son Dr. Paul Shaw in Penacook, Members of the jsost were invited history, and' gave praise for the may never say "you are asking us church, Hillsboro. Bearers were last Wednesday. Mr. Shaw is Mrs. ANTRIM, Oct 13 — Officers of guests. Among theose attending work of General MacArthur, urg­ to do things you never had to do." chief of police Arthur Jackson, Ed­ Dunlap's brother. Myers-Prescott post 50, American were Commander, Philip Lang, who ing that we do "all in our power to win Baldwin, • Adalbert Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. James Russell and Legion were installed Monday eve­ took several pictures of the gather­ see that this is not interrupted Ministerial Association • Elton Matthews and Walter Carter their son. Carl, Mr, and Mrs. Sea- ning by District Director, Dagmar ing: First Vice-Commander, Robert all of Hillsboro. through political or other pressure. To Meet in Hennikr bury and son, Richard Phelps, all George and suite. Assisting Mrs. Lang; Finance Officer. Laurence Mrs. W. S. K. Yeaple and Mrs. . Burial was in the family lot in of Watertown. Mass., visited re­ George were Mildred Zabriskie, Pratt and Chaplain, Earl Worth. Shem Bames were in charge of HENNIKER, Oct. 13 — The 121st St. Patrick's Cemetery. cently at the home of their, uncle. Edna Humphrey. Dorothy Lang. A social hour followed. The refreshments served from a beauti­ meeting of the Merrimack Asso­ Mr. Fred Nany and cousins. Mr. Nina Fuglestad, and Marion Gris­ Tiiursday Final Day of nickel march was won by Dorothy fully decorated table at which Mrs. ciation of Congregational Ministers and Mrs. WOliam Nay. While here wold all of Antrim. Asst. District Lang. Refreshments were served by Cornelia Currier and Mrs. John will be held Thursday aftemoon Antrim Blue Cross Plan they dined at the very popular Director, Helen Barker of Nashua, the hostesses, the local members • Grimes poured. Tea, rice cakes, and evening at the Congregational Hardy's Barri and were escorted Hazel Howard Past Director, of of Mrs. George's suite. and fruit following the Japanese church. After the business meeting, ANTRIM, Oct. 13 — Next Thurs­ through the bam by the genial Hudson and Adrienne Alix, Dept. pattem, were served by the assist­ and a report on New England col­ day, Oct, 20. is the final day for manager Mr. Hardy. Music Chairman of Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson. ing hostesses, Mrs. Warren Grimes, lege by Prof. Harry B. Preston, applications for membership in the The Girl Scouts met Monday Substitutes were Mary George and Mrs. Mary Temple. Mrs. Grace and Mrs. Marguerite G. McCarthy. there, will be a public tour of the Antrim community group in the' "with their leader, Miss Jane Pratt Inga Weaver. Mrs. Marion Bagley Miner and Rev. Reese .Y. Hen- All were go%vned in the flowing college. This will be followed by a Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans. Eighteen girls were present Alice of Peterboro, Dept Second Vice- j derson attended the meeting of the silken kimonos so long associated public ...supper in the parish house. Everett N. Davis said today. May Hill was elected President. President was also present [ Newburyport Presbytery at Bed- with the garb of Japanese women, Rev. J. T. Stanley of Greensboro, Mr. Davis is serving as chairman Other officers include Marjory which it is hoped will never be N. C, will be the speaker at the for the enrollment in the non­ Lewis, vice-pres.; Christine Dutton, Mrs. Marion Griswold is serving ^ord, Thursday of >st week entirely discarded in favor of I evening meeting, also open to the profit services prepaving hospitaliz­ scribe; Elizabeth Lang, treas. Four her second term as President; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Swett at­ American fashions. public. ation expenses and providing allow­ patrolpairois were organizedorgam^.u. x..«uc,Leaders. Gwendolyn Cutter is First Vice tended a meeting of the State. ances toward physicians' fees. He are: Troop 1, Karen Boorum. a..;s^,President; Dorothy C Lang Sec Town and City Clerk's A.ssociation said that anyone in Antrim who is ond Vice-President; Nina Fugle- in Laconia on Thursday. D. A. R. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb of Patricia Mulhall; troop 2, Gail Boston visited Mr. and Mrs. B. J. retired, selfemployed or not work­ st^. Secretary; Dora Miner, Trea- FOR SALE 5 Collie puppies. Sable The Eunice Baldwin Chapter, Whittemore. asst Mary Lou But-' Bishopric over the week end. ing where there are five or more terfield; troop 3, Betsy Thomton, 'Surer; Gertrude Boner, Chaplain; and White, 8 weeks old. AKC reg­ (Continued On Page 5) Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hatch have cai) join the services at this time. asst. Patricia Ring: troop 4. Jean­ Sergeant-at-Arms, Shirley Warren; istered. D. E. Gove, Tel. 179, Hills­ announced the birth of a daughter, The chairman said that he has nette Miner, asst, Christine Dutton. Historian, Helene Hills was un­ boro. 42-43* Virginia Lee, on Tuesday night folders which describe benefits in Meetings will be held each Mon­ able to be present Richard i Oct 6, at Memorial Unit, Concord detail. When the enrollment ends day directly after school. Mrs. Jacquelyn Rutherford Hel- ' Hospital. October 20, he said, the group will The annual Roll Call at the Bap­ pen was accepted as a member. WATER W. Withington I A son, Timothy Allen, was bom not be reopened again until next tist church will be held Thursday, Mrs. Edna Humphrey, member­ j Wednesday night Oct. 7, to Mr, September for new members or for October 27. Stipper will be served ship chairman, annoxmced the unit Don't go through this fall worry­ Auctioneer • Apprmser adding of services by those who are ing about it Do as inany of Tcl. 17-12, Hillsboro Center 1 and Mrs. Norman Greenly at Mem- at 6. P.. M. had met its 100 per cent quota ' orial Unit, Concord Hospital. not enrolled. (Continued On Page 7) during the recent drive. your neighbors have done, I«t us DRILL you a well NOW, and be assured of abtmdance of Methodist Ladies Aid water and end yoxxr water prob­ Watch For Opening Charles L. Pratt Johnny's Taxi lems forever. Estimates cheer­ Harvest Supper ANTRIM, N. H. Call us and ride in a com­ fully given without obligation. fortable new Chevrolet. PINE RIVER INN Phone 67 CONTOOCOOK ON THE HENNIKER ROAD, HILLSBORO Sat., Oct. 15 Upholstering, Slip Covers ARTESIAN WELL CO. (Tum Right at Contoocook River Bridge) 5:30- 1:00 P.M. Refinishing TELEPHONE 29 A. R. Wilder Prop. Mattresses and- ANYWHERE AJTSTIME MUNICIPAL HALL tiOpeiiMiVatx v^. rf. 3 Beautiful Prizes Opening Night Box Springs Remade Main Street TcL Ceaeord 2898-11 Baked Beans, Vegetable Hash, DIAMOND RING — 2 SURPRIZE PACKAGES Free EstiTTvatcs ' Salads, Rolls, Pies, Coffee Drilling weOs ht HopKhOom Come and Have Ftm Galore - You'll Ask For More Onca 1936 Adults 75c Children 50c Choice of Covers ANTRIM, N. H. Your Hostess Will Greet You In Person, Loma I

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ing Jones enertained at the Lower spent Saturday at their home here. Miss Harriett Nissen from Bangor, Lower Village Village Chapel last Thursday af­ Upper Village A party of twenty-five were en- Maine, has been spending a few temoon with a Paper Products Change of Place!! Mrs. Dorodiy C. Orser Grace M. Crane 'tertained to Valhalla last week days at her home here . Party for the benefit of the Chapel. end. The Fortnightly Club will en­ CORRESPONDENT CORRESPONDENT Mr. and Mrs. Han-y Nissen and tertain the Concord, Henniker, and Mr. Duncan Urquehart of Newport Richard Crane spent the v/eek Priscilla attended the football game demonstrated a fine collection of Antrim Woman's Clubs at the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer en­ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Langhorst end at home froni U. N. H. at Durham, Saturday. modem paper products. Delicious Municipal Hall, Thursday evening joyed a trip to Connecticut over spent the week end at their home Ten ladies from here attended refreshments of cake and tea were Miss Jean Plumb from Hancock at 8:00 P. M., instead of Lower last week end. here. Last week end they enter­ the Extension Service meeting at served. I who lived in our neighborhood, was Village Chapel as previously an­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stock of Mere­ tained Dr. and Mrs. Lukin from Lower .Village last Wednesday af­ I taken to Hanover Hospital Sunday. nounced. dith, have heen visiting at Mr. and Boston. temoon. We hope fbr a speedy recovery. COEDS TO BE HONORED Mr. John A. Baird will be guest Mrs. Morris White's. The last meeting of our Com­ Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Lachut spent speaker, his topic being, "Can Your Mr. and Mrs. Donald Graves of AT COLLEGE TEA munity Club was with Mr. and a few days last week with relatives Child Talk?" Mrs, George Fuller and Mr. and in Dracut, Mass., Mr. Herbert Newport, Miss Marion Gibson of Christian Sdence Programs Cambridge, Mass., and Mr. and HENNIKER, Oct. 13 — The first Mrs. Nelson. The president, Mr. Lachut cared for the farm work Mrs. Leon Mason of Marlboro were scheduled social event of the 1949- Harry Nissen presided at the,busi­ while they were away. MANCHESTER WMUP 610 kc callers on, Mrs. Fred Gibson last 50 instructional year at New Eng­ ness meeting. It was voted to send Mrs. Paul Acorn and Mrs. Elmer Sundays at 9:00 a. m. Sunday. land College will take place Sun­ the Messenger to Edna Johnson in Crane attended a Paper and Plastic Greece; to have a food sale in BOSTON WBZ 1020 kc Miss Minnie Flanders enjoyed day aftemoon when Mrs. Mary S. party, at Lower Village last Thurs­ charge of Polly Wilton; to have a Sundays at 8:45 a. m. the Foliage Festival at Warner last Jameson, dean of women at the day aftemoon. family dinner at Fuller Hall; to week end, college, will be hostess at a tea at Mr. and Mrs. Pender from Lynn, KEENE WKNE 1290, ice the Henniker Inn. The tea will be sponsor whist-dance parties, this The. Lower Village Ladies Aid have .been in the village for a few Sundays at 9:05 a m. held from 3 to 4 o'clock. winter; to send a sunshine basket days. met last Wednesday at the Chapel to Miss Jean Plumb, and to take with eleven ladies from the Upper Special guests will be the cp-ed advantage of' the Extension Service Several from here enjoyed the Village as guests. The Chrisitmas students at the college and their Home Demonstration meetings. The husking at P. H. Crane's. parents. Invitations also have been Boxes from the Home Extension next meeting will be a reception exetnded to members of the ad- HOT Bureau at Milford were at hand. to our teacher and will be in minisration. FUN AND PRIZES It is a wonderful collection of gifts charge of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe that women can make. Patterns for Mrs. George H. Morris, assistant Crane. HEATERS these articles were taken off by to Mrs. Jameson and Deborah Kit- Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Williams B-E-fl-H-0-! the women and a wonderful after­ You can read that a small tredge, secretary to President are entertaining his father. noon that proved far too short was heater will heat "fiye or six Laurie D. Cox, will pour. Mrs. Heniming has been enter­ had by all. St. Mary's Hall taining relatives. rooms," bilt you don't see Mrs. Fred Gibson and ms, Irv- Advertise in the classified section. Walter Chamberlain helped El­ the rooms. Maybe they're in s^a^EM^asa^^asmem mer Crane dig out over two hun- Sat. Nite 8 p.ni. Florida. Our business is dnjgs — and %ve i dred bushels of potatoes. kno wour business. Make it your What about a single unit Rev. C. H. Monbleau and Mrs. 5c CARD —3 FOR 10c business to use Baker's Rexall Pharmacy as your headquarters Monbleau With their four children, JACKPOT warming several floors? That David, Milton, Nancy and Marcia, means pushing heat through for all your drug needs. fiesidents the bottom of a doorway - just clunk it over. Bromo-Scltzcr .29, .57, $'.", $I.SS Groves Brofflo-Quinnine Get A Fresh Cold Tablets .39, ,59 of Antrim 0::r best heater delivers Four Way Cold Tablets .19, .45 65,000 heat units - blo-.m Viclcs Vapo-Rub .33, .73 Start for Fall Vicks Vatronol .31. .49 YOUR COMMUNITY ronn-.*-.---d to keep ONE Rexillana Cough Syrup .59, .98 ENROLLMENT TO WITH LAST YEAR'S TOP- floor warm. Number of rooms Aspiroid Cold Capsules .69 BLUE CROSS—BLUE COAT DRY CLEANED heated depends on size of Listerine Antiseptic .23, .45, .69 OUR BETTER WAY — rooms^ layout, insiilation, and' Colgates Tooth Paste .25, .43, .59 SHIELD IS NOW Halo Shampoo .25, .49, .79 outside temperature. GOING ONI Better dry cleaning? Wildroot Cream Oil To.i:c plus Yes, our modern methods and Price with blower ^139.95 - Wildroot iqm'd Cream Shampoo skilled workmanship assure you installation less than ^5.00. ^1.20 value only S9c plus tax of that. Original colors are re­ vived and shape restored. These are just a few of the many Quit Worrying about Hospital Our "Blue Ribbon" cabinet bargains waiting for you. Re­ heater is made by the Amer­ member, for your many drug TOP COATS $1.00 and cosmetic needs try your and Doctors'bills.. JOIN NOW! OVERCOATS $1.25 ican Stove Co. It delivers Ibcal Rexall drug store first SUITS 56,400 heat imits and sells at Secure health care protection for yourself and your family. Blue $1.00 Eaton's for only ^95.00. STORE HOURS Pick-up service — Antrim and Cross-Blue Shield is your best solution to the problem of today's Weekdays: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Bfnnington — Monday and Don't buy promises, buy higher costs of sickness. There's no red tape. No fees to pay w-hen Sundays: 10 ajn. to 12 noon Thur»dayj Hennilcier and Weare- specifications, 56,400 units you enroll. It's open td all eligible residents of Antrim. If you Tuesday and Friday; Hillsboro For EMERGENCY PRESCRIPTION for ^95.00. SERVICE Phone 67-2 work where there are LESS THAN Five people employed, are Monday thru Friday and Sanir- day morning. self-employed, unemployed or retired you are eligible for mem­ HenniJcer Agency at the EATON bership in your Community Group.,If both you ahd your spouse BAKER'S LAUNDRO-MAC so qualify you are eligible for family membership. Furnltore Co. PHARMACY Main St. foot Church St. HILLSBORO CLEANERS & DYERS Vkcnu: 14 -HL££AITO>^ ENROLLMENT ENDS OCT. 20th - MR. 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-.*, •.!• PAGE 4 Mwwenger Puh'.ications—Tne Advertismg Media of the Con'oocr.ok Viiley Towns-^Ar.trim, Heioiikor, IlUlstwro. Thursday, October 13, 1949 ra^^'^^^^'^ne^mma^mmirmmmi^^^^Ki^^aiBmammn^aaaBaiismiBaiittriMJwurrsmriwar'm m iw—iwWIBHHiJ^B?CTniv-ay{vewy,T.vmy?t3R-.'-:.ti.-r-'v.ri" Weare move to Concord soon, she was Star t^jdge, presented by the in- Hemietta Fisher; outside guardian, pulpit Manchester, and to the movies, presented with a very lovely ' .coming Noble Grand, Mrs. Barb- Mrs. Katherine Traver; chaplain, Mrs. Blanche Gunn, daughter, paying all the bills. From there randlewick bedspread, in pastel Mrf. Irene Flanders ara Osborne. TVIrs. Eunice Marshall; and mu- Amelia, 'and granddaughter. Corin­ they drove to Concord, where he CORRESPONDENT colors, and a dresser clock from The new officers of Star Lodge sician, Mrs. Verna Sawyer, the lodge members, with their best ne. drove to Jacksonville, Vt., the and his cousin looked up station are: Noble Grand, Mrs. Barbara ——^ last week end for a visit with Mrs. Installation of officers at Rebekah v.-isliLs. This was presented by Mrs. WKXL, while waiting Sor his Osborne; vice-grand, Mrs. Marian —Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gunn have Gunn's son, Lewis, and family. The Lodge had a double interest this Florence Flanders, out-going- Noble Welch; secretary, Mrs. Minnie as guest for the week, Mr. Gunn's younger Mr. and Mrs. Gunn have father. This is the modern version year. Mis. Maude Woodbury was Grand, who herself received a past Peaslee; treasurer, Mrs. Edith Pur- sister,' Mrs. E. Hodgman, of Con tv;o children and Mr. Gunn is of a birthday party for the big also honored, as she is one of the •rand's jewd from Mrs. Hilda ington; warden, Mrs. Mary Lou cord. superintendent of schools in Jack­ boys. older mtmbers; almost a charter Bruyneel. Mrs. Bruyneel. with her [ Freeman; condactorr—Mrs.- - Rose Rcv.-Donald Donica, who was to sonville, and several other towns The Community Club met at member. She had been in the Jodge .suite, installed the new officers, j Dodge; r.s.n.g., Mrs Marian RusseU; have held services at the North in that section. for 45 years, and served as in­ She also presented each member :l.s.n.g., Mrs. Hilda Bruynell; r.s.v.g., Weare Federated church Sunday Blanche Gunn's home last week, stalling warden for many years, as of her degree stafi with a- gift, i Mrs. Mabel Tremblay; l.s.v.g., Mrs.* morning, was imable to be thei-o. Of interest to my Weare readers with 18 present. Mrs. Irene Mc­ she did this year. As she plans to and in return received a gift from"; Sylvia Paige; inside guardian, Mrs. so Rev. Sidney Willis..supplied the is the fact that "Jimmie" Wilson, Glenen demonstrated fabric stencil­ of Deering, who is stationed at ing in the afternoon, after giving a Camp Dix, has just earned for him­ talk on the same, showing the work self a sharpshooter's medal, Jimmie step by step. $5 was voted for the tells us that. the farm boys seem Polio emergency drive, and' SS for to be the best shots, no doubt be­ the Camp Bass Fund. At the next cause of the "Boy. gun and ai doe;"' meeting, to be held at Julia Reade's, trips so close to the hearts of so Thursday, October 20, a penny sale many of our country boys. is planned. Already it seems as though the The A Capella Choir, at Ply­ Whitney School Bus had always mouth Teachers' College, with Hans I been with us. Two busises cover the Jorgenson as director, has ap­ j town, and they really do. The red pointed officers for 1949-50. Gordon and white one goes to East Weare. Ru.'ssell, of Weare, has been ap­ The other is a cheery yellow, and pointed treasurer. Their first cn- promptly at ' 9:23 every school i gggement is in Manchester, October are ^ vVwi I morning we can set our •'clocks, 20.. Several of young Russell's • v-hen it stops a^ Wheltlon's co"- 1 friends attended one of the con- ; ner. in Clinton Grove. As iar as I, I certs in Plymouth last year, and I hear, everyone is very well pleased [were very much impressed. i with the new school bus system. Talking with Mrs. Florence FINAST GOLDEN ^H»vi^ j. Mr. and Mrs. Larry' Mawhar, ; Flanders, we discovered that she I and children. Jimmie ahd Barbara. , was Noble Grand of Star Rebekah CORN au9>Bm MMKKmr TORES CREAM STYLE PRICE NOW ^^ ; and Mrs. Mawhar's mother, Mrs. | Lodge in her 23th year as a mem- LAST APRIL 20( I John Bruce, are spending the month I ber of this lodge, O 20 01 -57- CANS with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bruce. j Weare grange is forging ahead * CANS '''C 2 29c Con-.pare many of I6day'» food prices, as listed Mr. and Mrs. Munsel Slack have ; in membership. At the last meet- below, with those in elfect as little as six months been attending the Saturday night jng with Deputy Raymond Bachel- Toddy's Prices ago. You'll bevery pleasantly surprised! Jus^ as fast AGED CHEDDAR square dances, held alternately, at ; der, present, two members receiv- as wholesale market prices drop. First National jMt., Vernon and Amherst. Square , ed the 4th degree. Three other CHEESE With Those of passes these savings right along to you. Remember, I dancing seems to be the recrea- ; prospectives were unable to be lAST APRU PRICI KOW too, all prices quoted are our regular eveiyday shelf : tion of the day, either old or new, ; present. There was a vpry gbod Last April prices for name-brand»qMality merchandise--not jand with enthusiastic groups of • program; a reaSmg by Mrs. Tum- LB 69c " 59c i both older folks ahd the younger | er; a song by Reginald Hollis, temporary sale "specials." generation. 1 Milton George and Bryan Sargent; Sunday being Lou Turner's birth- i a solo by Mildred London, and an ^cinne^ Frait Sovings LAST PRICE Cfum^Miof oui fish Swkgs LAST PRICE day. Mrs. Turner gave him a com- ' impromptu play, "Taking Grandma APRIL NOW AP^.IL NOW bined dinner and birthday party, to the Fair," with Nettie Flanders complete with birthday cake, and : as. Grandma, and Hiazel Eastman 16 « 16 OI Ocean Spray cranberry Saute CAN I7c \d,\t Libby's ^flE"!" Hash CeN 35c 33c presents. Around the table were and Reginald Hollis the supporting 12 01 his immediate family, Walter and i cast, which "brought down the B-,-— FINAST BARTLSTT HALVES 29ei A&B Luncheon Meat CAN 4lc 39c CAN 45c 35c his wife, the former Stella Eaton, house." A harvest supper was serv- 12 o< Louis and Mrs. Eaton, the former ' ed, with Mrs. Blanche Gunn as rears IN HEAVYOYR SYRUGARDEP N 29«> Chopped Kom HORMEl-S CAN 55c 52c BARTLETT HALVES CAN 47c 39c Raelene VandeBogart, and two : chairman. 12 « Pears Corned Beef SOUTH AMERICAN C»N 47c 43c daughters, June and Sylvia. j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osbome an- FINAST SLICED 29oi 29c OR HALVES CAN 25c 14 01 Stephen Flanders is quite_ the nounce the birth of a son, Jonathan IngerSOirS Chtcken rrkaue* 54c 51c Peaches 30ei C»N man about town. Sunday being his Hoag, October 7th, at Concord. The FINAST HALVES CaN 33c 31c LB birthday, he took his mother and baby's names are two very old Everfresh Chtckcn Mcaisee CAN 55c 49c Apricots RICHMOND 29si cousin, Jane, out to dinner, in ' family names. 25c 7^01 WHOLE UNPEELED CAN 23c FINAST Steak Salmon CAN 53c 47e Apricots 20 M CHUNKS CAN 32c 29c USHTMEAT 7 SI 33c Pineapple Tuna Fish O.OVERDAL6 CAN 39c 20 ei 32c 29c STANDARD 3Vioi TiDsrrs CAN Sardines NORWESIAN CAN 23 c 19c Cn{atiimJi AT BALDWIH'S Pineapple 20 01 SLICED J,;U.l:,: =«.tiJ:J=:i!vA:-l! CAN 32c 29c LAST PRICE Pineapple 20 ei mmmmfiiiMit. MARKET CRUSHED CAN 32c 27c APRIL NOW Pineapple 14 ai Ketchup FIN^S; bOI I9c 17ic Skinless Frankforts Ib45c 12 •» LAST PRICE Chiy Sauce FINAST BOT 23c 17ic APRIL NOW FINA&T 16 01 Thick Salt Pork lb 19c FINAST WHOLE KERNEL Mayonnaise FRtSH MADE JAR 37c 31c 20 ei MAINE CORN CAN I8ic 16ic 16 o< Mueller's Maceren! er SpaghaHl PK3 17c 15c Block Chucks Ib49c-69c FINAST WHOLE KERNEL MACARONI \iVi n AND CHEISE 18c 12 01 161c 15c Franco-American CAN 16ic MAINE CORN CAN ISKoi Boneless Chuck Rolls lb 5$c-7§c 28 »t Franco-American ^V'iiH-ll' CAN 14ic 13ie Tomatoes RICHA.CND RED RIPE CAN 27c 25c . Sel Hershey's BAKING CKOCOLATE CAKE 35e Face of Rump Steak Ib82c RICHMOND l9oi 37 c Cut Beans 6REEN OR ^AX CAN I8^c 17ic 9 01 Jiffy Pie Crust PK3 14c 12ic FINAST 19 01 Face Rump Roast Ib79c String Becns FANCY WHOLE CAN 3ic 29e 6 Of Nestle's Semi-Sweet Morsels PKJ9 23c 21c 16 e> FINAST Spring Lamb Fores Ib 49c Shoe string Beets GLASS I3|c 12ic Royal Puddings ALL FLAVORS PKS 7ic 7c 16 et PACKER'S LABEL VESrrABLE II at Sliced Beets GLASS I7ic 114| c Heinz Soup CAN 16c 13U Sweet Pickled Corn Beef Ib 59c

I AST PRICE Eastern Rib End Fresher Fruits and VegetablesEvery Day food Savings APRIL NOV lb 55c 125 ft Roast Pork Waxed Paper FINAST NATIVE Mcintosh • U.S. No. I ROLL 2Ic 19;c Ready to Eat HeirT! Soup CPEAM OF 11 01 LBS MUSHROOM CAN 19c Smoked Shoulders ib69c APPLES 4 23c Ifc Spry shortening CAN 35c 32c Pancy Bosc 4 - 6 lb. Average Spry Shortening 3 IS LBS CAN 97c 87c Shankless Smoked Shoulders Ib 59c Pears ( 29c lb Crisco Shortening CAN 35c 32c Ready to Eat Long IsIanH Snow White Heat's 3 1b' Crisco Shortening CAN 97c 87c LGE Shank End Ham Ib49c Cauliflower HD 19c U. S. No. I Fancy Native Fowl . ib49c Potatoes 15'''49c MARVO Creamery Butter Ib69c Pure Vegetable ShorlanSng Pirm Red Ripe , 16 02. Wclch'i on at Fancy Andy Boy LAST APRIL PRICE f:cw Grapcl<>de Ua^ Double bch. Celery ^^ LB Tomatoes 2^:^ 25c CAN 3I( CAN Ic 2Cc 16 oz. Welch'! Vfet Lg. Califomia NATIVE Tender eOIC Valley TOWTIS—Antrim. Henniker, HUbbvru PAGE 5 mMmVSrtt^ iCTP''«t.'Mf'»'ff.<«'W^yv:iH *«.••: wr • f»-'«8» •*• LISABEL GAY'S COLUMN < TIME-PLACE-FACT (Continued from Page 1) THE ANTRIM REPORTER "T':e friendly Town'' Oft ^^e Stteet by Jcnnno rZcclas D.A.R., held their first meeting of by PAUL S. SCRUTON I the season at the home of Mrs. According to the New Hampshire Published Thursdays Harriet Grimes. School sU-on Oc- By the Messexigcr"Pubi{shin"g-Compan9 -l-j-News of SnffiiayrtJcidber 9th, the" , tober 8, 1949. The regent. Mrs. We look forward with enthusiasm ! Frank Gay and his rubber boots, exhibition of more than 60 paintings t:iitori'il .ll the I'Okt Office, lllll»l>,.ri>. .\. li., u to the Dixie Minstrel . Show on i "^^e a dignified bridegroom but I Bemice Maynard of Concord, pre- by members of the N. H. Art As­ data matter. sociation is the most outstanding 1 sided. Following the business ses­ Wednesday evenirig, October 19, was no match for the beautiful sion, current events in answer to at the high school gymnasium and bride, impersonated by Frances one ever sponsored by them. This JOHN V.^N H.\ZIKGA PUBLISHI: Sweet. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cros­ exhibtion will be open to the public roll call were given. The speaker, sincerely hope the entertainment is , Mrs. Mary Holden. gave a most Childs' Bldg. Telephone 145-2 Hillsboro, N. well patronized. According to all by as attendants and Fern McNeil through the whole month bf Oc­ as the pastor added materially to tober at the N. H. Historical Lib- interesting account of her Septem­ Subscription Price pne year $3.00 payable in advant reports the show is worth going ber vacation. She and her daugh­ the special scene. Good old black- lary building in Concord. 6 months $1.50; 3 months $.75 miles to see and to hear. faced, "Rochester," was just as ter. Miss Marjorie, visited friends On Thursday a social event to in York and Harrisburg. Pennsyl­ ''Lafi' It OfT" in our opinion was tired and unny as ever while the be held in conjunction with the Classified advertising, 2c per word, minimum char chorus girls really went to town. ' ^^hibit will be the "Artist Meet vania, making several trips to the really something worth while. points of interest in the state. They 35c. Extra in.-.ortions of .same adv. Ic per word wh Some of the cast were missing Thechildrensscenewasunusually .the Public." afternoon from 3-5 ordered at the same time; minimum charge 20c brilliant m its presentation and., p. M.. on Thursday, October 13. visited Gettysburg, where they while others failed to show up. found monuments to Confederate PAYABLE IN ADVANCE., Biiring charge 10c. Erskine Broadley did a nice job as ^T^?Tr^i°",^S** ^^^^f^'"" • Refreshments will be served, soldiers as well as the Union sol- "John. Q. Public," and the old lard added to the lafTs. Alice Flem- -, , , , —'Member of— ing was the pianist ahd her as- ^ Summer came back to the Cellr.r .d'o-s. Thoy p.lsb visited Valley showman was true' to form as Forge, where George Washington .V: H. WKEKLY PCBLISHKKS .J«;S(K'1.\TI0N always. Miss Riith Farrher, in her sistance was much appreciated. It i ^.i. actually if not actually, r,c^^^=v oCoTminr UrnZ ';" n^ ps probable. that the one man who j lasf^^ t Wednesdaweanesaay eeveningv . Elnine and wife lived. Martha must have NATIONAL F,DITX)KIAL .ASSOCIATION usual charmmg manner, carriea , _i j , ^u A i ^ . Loverin of Deeriinr g in summer found work difficult with the very *u».the shou w alon1.^-1g to- a successfu'f..il con h^afells waglas d Georgwhene Gouldthe fina. Itl . wacurtais unp Ii ^°.^!^'"°f^Po^l^ °utfi,t •^^^"'was ^o n the model's few conveniences she had to work -r-NatlonuI Iteprrsen'Mtlvi elusion. "Gene Autry," taken by with. "They visited ah old church A.MKIIICAN PKESS ASSOCIATION Roswell Whitcomb, Jr., handled a and down for our good fHend f^^"'^-^^'^''°"^'^ ^° ^^rd to pick the George, every minute. Then too, 1°^^* P'^*"""® «"ade of her buy our in a section of Harrisburg. She difficult situation remarkably \yell said it was the church in which He did not see the ser William Bennett of Hillsboro- was night before the first show married to the daughter of an old ! very much at home on the stage. ; «„„,.„ j.^^^ „ * u-_ u J North Branch r=,, „i^ »r,.A., r'Ar,^,,^" -.^.rl- Henry deserves a great big hand nnd prominent family in Harris­ Gay, old Judy Canova, imper- i _, !„ . .t thanks "Uncle Cy" has written the burg a few years ago. CORRESPONDENT sonated by Martha , Badlwin sort ""'* ^^^^^^ ot, thanks. j closing note tp this week's column. YES, LET'S NOT, BE MISLF.:) of stole the shpw .ih parts. She Refreshments were soi-ved bv Mrs. Warren Wh^rlrr BENNINGTON Mrs. Holmeis and assistant hostess­ We are in receipt of the fir: ; is­ knew her stufT as usuail and hit ! I'm looknig at the hills today Mr. and Mrs. Houghton (nee. a new high on the laff meter. i With colors that are bright; es. Mrs. Sfa Stock and Mrs. Jose­ sue of the New Englande:'. our Commissioner of Agriculture, 'rru fi--- J -i.^ phine Fuller. Florence Pope, former resident, of neighbor' publication of New Eng­ i D«..i.Perley, TI. •t!'-..Fitts, will-11 ub e ..tth. e *"•""speake• ,^r' Thejnc, foliagt «««e• ft'is= a^ +wonderou ;*= \,^\«\,is sight, the Branch), of Atlanta. Georgia, ,^..^ ^^,.^^^. .,,. ^a^,^, ... „.-.. 1 „. ,1. _ .. , .. TT.li Just now its at its heightight., land College. The paper i:« well at a public meeting at the, Hills- ; Mrs. George Gould entertained- recently were calling in the Branch, balanced, airted particularly r.t the Church Notes borough County Pomona grange Dame Nature-she can wield her . a few friends on Sunday night in Miss Louise L Pierce and friend student body and of interes ::^.ainly Furnished by the Pastors of meeting Friday evening at the ; honor of two birthdays. Mr. Gould''! have returned to Brookline, Mass., to the College Community Grange Hall at Bennington. There binish, the Different Churches 'Tho painters often try '• and Mr. Warren Crosby's although for the winter. Of interest to us personally was will be specialty numbers by Mr. I they c-ccured a few days previously. Mrs. Mq'colm French recently the editorial, "Let's Not ^•-, Mis­ and Mrs. "Thonias Dutton of Nash­ To beat her at the way she paints METHODIST CHURCH NOTES The landscape, and the sky. Mrs. Gould sei-ved sandwiches. vi.sitnd Mv^, Slade in Greenfield. led," which raises the bogey of Rev. Russell Perry, pastor ua of the Gate City grange. ' cake* ice crepm. co.'"?? ?n:i mints N. H. . economic change, making a few WANTED — Musicians. Accordian ' Her colors, Boy! but how they '\Xo th: very happy party • ' ;Mr. and M's. A] 3oy^] ii-.d >;hil- snide remarks favoring capitalism. 9:30 A. M. Sunday School. ! blend. cvor. of Wilmington_ . Mass., wore The editor deplores the fact that player, sax. violin and others for 'Tiies's of Mr. or.d Mrs. Malcolm some colleges have a fev.- non-con- Mrs. Edith Phelps, Supt. Saturday evenings. Call, at Pine Red and brown, and yellow; jI • ., , Twins. 10:30 A. M. Morning worship With just a dash,of green mbied in'I Within a few years Hillsboro's Fror.ch the first ofthe week. formist students and p!•;^fD-'5ors, Sermon: "The Voice of God." River Inn at Contoocook River Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Knapp and ^ hinting that N. E. C. may also have Bridge, Hillsboro. 42* . To help to make them mellow. school rooms v,'i!l haVe to be 7:00 Senior M.Y.F. stretched to accommodate tbe on­ H C Bailey called on relatives and them. Topic: "What I Should Know I Statement of the Ownership, She paints our "Granite State" the coming rush bf twins, for already .friends the first of the week. | In this our youthful editors are About the M.Y.F." • Management, and Circulation Re- best, the town has quite a collection. The Remember the North Bra:ich j in step, with the reactionaries who Friday 6:30 P. M. Ladies Aid quired by the Act of Congress of Our visitors tell us so; yougest are Loma ' and Donna Cemetery Meeting. Oct. 15 at 7:30. make socialism their whipping boy; Tureen Supper. For all ladies of August 24, 1912, as Amended by She's'watched our painters here at Parker, bom on August 1, 1949 to The report of the "husking bee" not so much concerned with ''am- the church. Guests will be mem- the Acts of March 3, 1933 and July work Mr. apd Mrs. Kenneth Parker. at Perley Cranes sure reminded us ocracy but with a frar,.' • .-;\.i often bers of the W.S,C.S. Caravan. | 2, 1946 (39 U.S.C. 233), of The In. the "Cellar Studio." Doris , and , Hizabeth Wadleigh of many such that have been held unintelligent desire to protect their ~EAST~DEERING METTHODIST Antrim Reporter, published weekly whose 'parents are Mr. and Mrs. in this neighborhood years ago; it own profits and privileges against at Hillsboro, N. H., for September TIME: Every Wednesday ev3- ! RusseU Wadleigh, were born on fairly made my fur tingle. May the rising demands of the American there be many more ning from 8 to 10 P. M. , March 28. 1949. Donna and Diane people for a fairer distribution pf No service at the East Deering ^"' „, • , , ,, Jordan^ one and a half, daughters Friends of our former neighbor national income. They have gone gjjurch That the names and addresses PLACE: The Cellar Studio in ! and friend, Geo. Symes. will be to shocking lengths in concealing of the ptiblisher, editor, managing j the^ Y?i.l?y .•^°^^^' of Mr.^'and Mrs. Chester Jordan. FACTS: You are welcome as a John Evans' twins Mary and Mar­ interested to know he is living or distorting the truth about SMITH MEMORIAL CHURCH , editor and business managers are: now in Shrewsbury, Mass., at the Britain. ' Publisher John Van Hazinga, Hills- worker or visitor and Stuart Bruce sha, were born on New Years day of Washington, N. H., is our in- 1947. The Louis Andrews twins, Masonic Hosjjital and, that he is How many of us know that Brit­ 9:15 Church School. ; boro, N. H.; Editor John Van .Haz- very contented" and having the best 10:30 Worship Service. j inga, Hillsboro, N. H. Strtictor. Lance ahd Susan, were three years ain has proportionally done a better old last June. ThJsmas and Theresa of care I job in keeping full employment, in Sermon: '.'The Love of God." 2. That the owner is: (if owned Happy Hunting. - l^«rHvaa*a»w£tfaaaQ*«*** \,aaa^^\^jr. Aiiw&Ak) A«« I by a corporation, its name and ad- Duggan, eleven, who, parents are Repairs are being made on the i rehousing the people, and in rais- ST. MARY'S CHURCH ; dress must be stated and also im- Hillsboro Harriers Edge Om Mr. and Mrs. Robert,. Duggan. so-called Geo. Symes place. j ing the health standards than we Rev. Lancelot Quinn, Pastor I mediately thereunder the names Pittsfield, Penacook, lowle David and Donald Woodv really of The lumber on property owneff ' fortunate Americans? ; and addresses of stockholders own­ Deering ,but enrolled in Hillsboro by Lawson Muzzey is being cut. Sunday: HILLSBORO. Oct. 13 — The school, are fourteen years of age. "IDEAS" JAILED? ing or holding one percent or more Hillsboro High Cross-country team HENNIKER "Should 'Ideas' Be Jailed," is the Mass: 7:30, 9:00 and 11:00. of total amount of stock. If not Other twins in whom I am in­ Vespers: 6:00 p.ni. out raced Pittsfield, Tuesday after­ terested are the John Pilington question posed by Elba Chase owned by a corporation, the names noon at Pittsfield. Allen Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Noyes will j Nelson in an advertisement printed Holy Days: and addresses of the individual twins of Chester, Pennsylvania, Mass: 5:30 and 7:00 a.m. and Carroll Warren lead the way Donna and Diana, three years old observe their 50th wedding anni- i on page seven in this weeks paper. j owners must be given. If owned by for Hillsboro and to a score of versary next Wednesday, Oct. 19. ' Mrs. Nelson is much concerned I a firm, company, or other unincor- whose mother was formerly Helen "ADVENTIST SERVICES" 27-28. Ellsworth. Mortin - Bailey twins. They will hold open house m the with the. trial of Ihe Communist —— ! porated concern, its name and ad- Last Friday, October 7, at Hills­ _ , . .afternoon and evening when all JSarty officials now going on in New Se--'iiih Dny Adventisi Church dress, as well as those of each In- George and Joan, seventeen of ^heir friends are invited to call on I York City., boro, the Hillsboro Harriers de­ Greenville, South Carolina. And my Mee'ing will be held at Harold dividual member, must be given.) feated Penacook High and Towle them. Ironically enough the act under ran-'sworth's home. Center W<•<'•"•>• ^-;—'«' ^"'i'"""- wneiner at on Sunday. October 9. 1949. with I '^^^ week. nor, inrougn tne way wnere ^j * whom such trustf««» ;« »pt- .i. J • , it.^ Gay was in New Boston "GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS" Won*. i«: Guidine " "on ior w nom sucn trustee is act- the paved or improved or main presiding. It was voted to enter- i °". Sunday and called on Mrs. LOS ANGELES. Sept. 16 (AP) paragraphs contain statements em between the railroad crossing and —Now there's a Gamblers Anony­ "l?:3the primar? A"S"'churcy departmenth .Schoo l for l^l^^.^"l" ^1^Itl.ll^!^!? ^° !--^^<^ P-^'-. °^ bridge street tain the Juvenile Music pupils of „ 1",*°" Saltmarsh (Sadie Hazen) bracing affiiant's full knowledge and Summer street. With her sisters. Mrs. Mary Bailey mous; the idea is similar to Alco­ 11:30 A. M. Church school for the , belief as to the circumstances and Henniker and Antrim at some later junior and senior dept. Article 18 date. Bruce Jordan was in charge and Mrs. Annie Collins of Bos­ holics Anonymous. conditions under which stockholders ton, she will go to Florida in about Thursday evening at 7 is the .and security holders .who do not No person shall between the of the program and the following Gamblers Anonymous popped in­ choir rehearsal. hours of midnight and seven A. M., children plaved the piano: Char­ two weeks to spend tho winter. All to prominence for the first time ' appear upon the books of tho com three ladies are over 80 years old. Friday evening at 7 is the junior pany as trustees, hold stock and ^'^^^ November first to May first lotte Reed. Janice Fletcher. Janet with the filing of an initiative pe­ Randall. David Steriing. Catherine They used to live on the farm now tition to ban horse racing in Cal­ choir rehearsal. ^ ^ ^; securities in a capacity other than park or leave standing any vehicle owned by Roscoe Crane. Their ifomia. ANTRIM CHURCH NOTES • ^^^t of a bona fide owner; and whether attended or unattended on and Maxine Teixeira, Chai-lene Their father, Edgar Hazen, was the paved or improved or main Fletcher. Eddie Trottier. Charlotte Carl Newman, spokesman-leader Baptist Church. ,'^^'s affiiant has no reason to believe one of the pron-;:ient farmers of of the group, said. "I don't mind tell­ Church School 9:45 A. M. ' ^^^t any other person, association, traveled portion of any strect or Cutter. Cynthia Cooper, and Da­ the town. He also served as one highway in the Hillsborough Bridge vid Buttrick. Afer the meeting M-.s. ing the world that I dropped a Morning worehip 11 A. M. ' °^ corporation has any interest d-- of tho soloctmen and on the town ^ fortune on the horses. Most of the Laymen's Sunday will be ob- ^ect or indirect in the said stock. Village Fire Precinct. Porter took all the children ovr;- bo?>rd of education Dated at • Hillsborough. New to tho P. X. for their refreshments other persons in this organization served, sponsored by the Laymen's bonds, or other securities than as Frank has now broken his own s-o in the same boat. We're"just so stated by him. • Hampshire, this Sth day of October, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bennett Movement for a Christian World J »T n , .. 1 1 • '•ec-ovd"•. Recentl"•-"-'•'iwy f."-Pngp'Pnjse .eupners.. lik"KeC AlcoholicAlCOnoJlCSs AnonymousAnonvmnnc , «n out of race betting." (Washington Post sist Rev, Mr. Floyd in this service cation sold or distributed, throu.ah Ira C. Roach Sunday. twelve consecutive nights, Sept. 15.) Olio P, York Mid-week prayer service 7:30 the mails or othorwi.sc. to paid Mr. ond Mrs. Harry Goodale vis­ Tho foliage over the week ond Selectmen of the Town of ited their daughter. Mrs. Leon P.M. subscribers during the twelve was probably at its best. Every­ 20. monthly months, preceding the date shown Hillsborough, N. H. Tozier in New York City last week. body who owned a car very likely Thursday. October It is hereby ordered that the Mrs. Francis Stasulas of West business mcetnig. above is 210. used it during this time. Heath Motor Sales John Van Hazinga foregoing, together with this order Roxbury with her hu.sband. who is On Sunday night all roads seem­ thereon shall be published in the "now working in Manchester as part ln^EVROLET SALBS^* SBRVICB First Presbyterian Chv>'h. Sv.-orn to and subscribed before ed to lead to the Center Clubhouse Complpte Automotive Service me this 30th day of September. 1049. Hillsborough Messenger, in its of his course at M.I.T,. spent the . where, after filling their souls with Sunday School 9:45 A. M. AU Malcet of Can Morning worship 11 A. M, R. Wayne'Crosby Issues of Oo:obcr 13, October 20, week end at the home of her par- | the beauty of the scenery along Young people's service in this Notary Public and October 27, 1949 and be ro- ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Colby. the way. their stomachs were satis- PAHTS A.VD ACCESSORIES cordered by the clerk of said Town. •Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Livinc-s -^ ''tH •'••th r. v?-y dolictnble supper •church at 6 P. M. (My commission expires August BATTETVIES, TniEs AND Tvwa 8, 1952.) Haroid E. Harvey of Andover, Mass., called on Walter : served bv Mrs. George Edwards ICNTnON Union Vesper service 7 P. M. Ira C. Roach Gay last Sunday. , and here committee. Mid-week prayer service 7:30 Olio P. York Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crosby at- ! Miss Laura Boyd of Boston is ' UNDERCOATING P. M., Thursday, October 20. i Note: The combined circulation I of the Hillsboro Messenger, Hen- Selectmen of the Town of lended the wedding of Mr. Crosby's spending a few days at the home 24 HOUR ROAD SBRVICB rf.L. HILLSBORO 113 Center Congregational Chtirch. I nifccr Weekly Courier and The An- Hillsborough, N. H. cousin, Mr. Stewart Clark, and Miss of her brother, Frank Boyd. Moming worship 9:45 A. M. I trim Reporter is 1330. 42-44 Priscilla Davis, at the Unitarian —t :

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, i9*9***S:f**VS*!**V*i*******e^**^SVSr'**V*****************************'^ last Thursday aftemoon and re­ elected the officers for another YOUR SPORTSMEN'S GOLUMN year: President, Mrs. Velma Put­ nam and sec.-treas,, Helen G. Fuel Phone by GEORGE S. PROCTOR Taylor. Mr§. Herrick of the Deer­ ing School Board gave an inter­ IN HILLSBORO esting outline of the ti-ansporta- NEW HAIVIPSHIRE CONSERVATION OFFICER tion problem and members ex­ 35-2 Concord changed household and - canning RANGE * PUBL OIL Phone 104 WiltonrN. H. problems. The next meeting will BOTTLE GAS DISTRIBUTORS be held at the home of Mrs. Wal­ BUSINESS DIRECTORY lace P. Wood Thursday evening, ^^s7ri^ST******t*e*!t*ff.r'^':^^ James Ellsworth November 3rd at which time the HILLSBORO PATRONIZE THESE FRIENDLY BUSINESSMEN The season on grouse, hares, a pen and put a coarse wire on the Christmas box wUl be- in-4own, -so- WHEN SHOPPING IN CONCORD squirrels, opened October 1. Hunt­ bottom of the pen. The rabbits will ' plan to attend and get patterns MAGNETOS ers report that there are plenty of eat through the wire and keep your for your gifts. These meetings are SPORT SHOP open to all the ladies in town and »*,*************************'****'\ ^.f.^^****************************' birds and game but the foliage is lawn mowed. Try next summer. TUHLE REALTY so thick that the hunting is no good. Owls as rat killers? On my ranch . much help is received from he Ex­ \ Haggett's Sport Shop Magnetos Repaired Raccoon hunters were out in full I have a peacock, in the next pen tension Service at Milford, so keep Edson H, Tuttle m Otis H.MIe C A. MORSE force the first night. Plenty of pigeons, the n^xt a bam owl, theJth e dates in mind and plan to at- Telephone 36-21 I Telephone 93 ATHLEHC GOODS — BICYCLES coo:is but hn;d to. get with ' the next pen a few ringnecks, and the' tend every meeting. MERRILL 8c COTE ANTRIM 1 HENNIKER RBPATOED — GuN-s — AMMUNITION leaves so thick. next a horned owl. The rats make Mr. • and Mrs. Francis J. Rigney '\ BABY CATRIAGES RE-TIRED a mistake when they get into the are entertaining guests from New New Hampshire 151 NO. MAJN STBEBT .Wild boars seen near Newport SPORTLVG GOODS owl pens. York at their home. The Eagle's Tela. 277e ^ 2771 have got the hunters all riled up Nest. • ,• DEERING 140 N. MAIN St. PHONE 4207 in this neck of the woods. Fourteen On my street in the home town half-grown were seen by a wood- is a large colony of grey squirrels. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holden re­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles W, Cramb JEWELERS BUICK GARAGE chopper last week. Since October 1 they have gone tumed . last Saturday ' frpm two .^^^*.**********.'****' into hiding.,They know, the laws. ' weeks spent with relatives of Mrs. of Melrose, Mass., are receiving George Marden of the home town congratulations on the birth of a reports a race with a doe deer the Collins (collies) went to Newton, Holdens at Nova Scotia. W. L. Fickett & Co. Mass., over the week end. and daughter, Gayk Frances, bom last CONCORD BUICK CO. other day. Paul Cooper had a window rais­ JEWELER brought back their share of honors Thursday. Mrs. Cramb is the daugh­ PARTS — BViQK — SEBVICF; ing bee at his home, Chick-A-Biddy Hunters are asked to send in the and prizes, these two kennels have ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Locke DIAMONDS — WATCHES Farm, last Saturday afternoon, General Auto Repairs wings and tails of the ruffed grouse the best of their breeds; of Melrose, former residents of jEWEi^RY to the Department. These will be when several neighbors and friends this town. TOP PRICES FOR USED CARS ('Continued On Page 8) assisted him in installing a large Gifts Jor All Occasions studied as to sex, age and condi­ 4 BEACON STRBET — PHONE 2731 tion. picture window in the dining room. CARD OF THANKS MAIN STREET — CONCORD^ Boys and girls under the age of Deering After^vards the men were served 16 must go hunting with someone ice cream and pie by Mrs. Cooper. I wish to thank all my neigh­ RADIO REPAmi^ PLYMOUTH GARAGE Mrs, Marie H. WeUs • Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kimball and ,.s.f****m*»*»**********»**^**"^^ over 21 who has a license CORRMPONDENT bor's and friends for my cards, Report comes down, from Hub­ Mrs. Willis McClintock were in gifts and flowers, also for the Atherton's Radio Shop I Manchester one day last week. MacArthur's Garage, Inc. bard pond in Ringe that a cow The eclipse of the moon was very many kindnesses which were ex­ PHILCO — CROSLEY — RCA Fred Beck. Mgr, moose ,was seen there last week. clear last Thursday night and Mrs. A. A. Holden attended the tended to my wife and daughter CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH /Beavers flooded the 101 route regular meeting of the D.A.R., at while I was in the hospital. Your ZENITH — MOTOROLA . SAI£S A^'D SBRVICG later the Nortiiem Lights gave a And Otiier Popnlar Maket DEPENDABLE XTSED OARS near 'the Hayward Cider mill in very beautiful display. Over the the home of; Mrs Warren Grimes thoughtfulness was greatly apprec­ PloBttrs ta Frequency Modulation We Pay Ceiling Pncea for Uaed Amherst the other day. Officer. week end and on Monday the at Hillsboro last Saturday iated. •ad Televitloa ^ Oara — Any Make or Year Cole of Manchester attended to the weather was warm, and just like Raymond Grant * 123 N. Main Concord | 238 No. sute — Phone 356 case. summer along with the beautiful Opp. Bridge Telephone 260 \ From how on it's a case of lost foliage. CARD OF THANKS ^ **************^ BODY, REPAIRS dogs. Be sure your name and phon.e Mr. and Mrs. John Bryne and number is on the collar so we can family of Marblehead, Mass., spent KENT'S The family of the late R. Jerome FRENCH'S RADIO SHOP return the dog to you at once. Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. H. L. Bracy extends our sincere grati­ Hoagland's Auto Body } Watch your step these dark Herrick. tude to all our friends, neighbors Radio Repms Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Putnam and relatives for the kindness and Body and Fender Repair* nights on ^e back roads as well as GREATEST sympathy shown us tn our recent the trunk lines. Deer and raccoons and two children were in Frances- Toys — Records — Books "Comtlete. Collision Service" town last Saturday. bereavement ajid for their beauti­ PAINTING I are now moving and to hit one Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winslow and ful floral offerings, and spiritual ' means heavy expense to your car SALE bouquets. STATE ST. CONCORD DUlsGIN LANE - CONCORD i (which you have to stand yourself). family of Greenland spent Sunday PHONE 1354 Mrs, R, J, Bracy and son M ******e*»*e»ee*e****ee*f 'Nope, don't pass a schopl bus with his grandfather,' John Herrick and family. • MOVER 1 while the lights are fluttering.. The FOR SALE — Wolverine carbon SPORT SHOP ' cops are checking, on you. Mr. and Mrs. William Dumais EVER HELD ,^^^****a**e*a« » •' .,**r^*"»******{ were chaperones for the social held coated and single carbon salesbooks There is a, small beagle hound made by A.nerica's largest manu­ TONY LAMY hanging around the Heald fruit by the Sophomore class of Hills­ BILL DUNN'S boro High school at the Town Hall, facturer. See us for your salesbook LOCAL AND INTBRSTATB farms in Wilton. Who has lost such 100% needs. Messenger Office, Hillsboro, MOVER last Friday eyening. The evening Sport Shop a dog? was pleasantly spent in dancing, WOOL WORSTED N. H. 5tf We Move Safe* Office Equiptnent The other day I got set back on .4 Complete Line of with music furnished by a record and HoueefaoJd Good* my heels when a lady in a nearby SPORTING GOODS player and refreshments were serv­ I — Good* Injured In Transit — town informed me that she has 36 ed during the evening. Manchester FOI EVE«Y SfORT grandchildren and also some greats. I 16 Badger St. Concrd Tel. 2174 Miss Alice King of Boston spent SUITS 10 PLEASANT STREET — CoNgyai I'm not in her class. Directory %**** OPTOMETRISTS several days last week with Mrs. Yesj you can buy ruffed grouse H. L. Herrick and family. from the Sandhill Game farm in AND Advertise in the classified section Mrs. A. A. Holden and Miss Bagcock. Wis. The price is $40,00 Dexter Holbrook SC Jones Marjorie A. Holden spent Sunday O. L. HAZELTON a pair. They also sell deer, beavers — Optometrists — DEERING with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holden B. a. 3TS7BNS. ?rop. I'and all kinds of wild game and and-family-at Milford.—- -- S. W. JONES, Opt D. Robert Poote of Bow celebrated ; birds. GABARDINE Dealer in Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Wells -"tjSANlTE AND MARBLF ^ his'" 6th birthday Sunday at Twin ; Would be interested to hear from P. E. HOLBROOK, Opt D- visited Mrs. Gilbert at Windsor, MoifOMENTS AWO MAtKrat Elm Farm the home home of his; sonie. hamster breeder who has Vt, on Sunday. 8 No. State St, Tel. 421 grandmother Mrs. William P. i found an outlet for his surplus TOPCOATS Omer Elm and Auburn Streets The Harvest Supper that was CONCORD, N. H. Wood. Those present were Mr. and ! stock. Many people have called on MANCHESTER, N. H." Mrs. Robert W. Wood and twom e to have this question answered. scheduled for Saturday night at children of Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrs. The pheasants which were win­ the Town Hall, has been postponed ************************.^.^^.^f^.^.^.f.^ 5R. H. H. VOLKEL. O. D. Donald Foote and three foster tered and turned out this last to Saturday night, October 22, so children of Bow,, Burt Brown, Mrs. spring by the Greenfield and Wil­ as not to conflict with the supper REOODS — SHEET MUSIC — BAUD Optometrist at Hillsboro this week. Keep the DfSTKfKEHTS — PlANOS Office Hour* Shirley Welch, Thomas Fitzgerald, ton clubs did well and produced a Sizes fine crop of chicks. new date in mind and plan to at­ 9:60 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Miss Mary Bonnelle, and Miss Eliza 34-50 _ Wm. L. Nutting, Inc. Roberts, R. N., of Concord. Rabbits as lawn mowers? Make tend, but watch this paper for the Open aa day Wednesday advertisement next week. FREE ALTERATION'S 1014 Bm Street - Manehatter Clo*ed Sattirdajr* at Noon Mr. and Mrs. E. Melon and Ti Mala Street — ' Naafasa Brealnr* By Appotntment Only Repay CASH YOU GET daughter of New York spent the Fverythieig in Mutie HantMy $110 $190 $260 week end at their summer home 3S N. MAIN STREET; COKCOW. 904 Regulars t TTrprff rf '€4a***re^**e***m^f^p.f.j ISMos. *8.56J14.79 $20.23 in town, ***************************^,f^^^ iSa. PHOTOGRAPHER 20 Mos. 6.73 11.62 15.90 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bullock teoftt ef e(lt*f omavnti, onta pr^ of Wollanston, Mass., spent the Shorts I M. A. NOURY - Beniott. lean enar tSOO meef* bf I Resistered Jeweler LOANS N«r E/tetotd Hm C«r>. fe* aailoHd week end with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. GEORGE W. PERRY IN ONE TRIP! CofpJ [>2i, Herrick and family at their home Longs I Ataerican Gem Society Phone the "TES MANager—giTe a few neceMary fact! in the Manselville District. I, Featuring PHOTOGRAPHER —then cotne in. It'* "^ei" to 4 out of 5 promptly. Mrs. Larry Eaton of Newport I MULTI-FACET DIAMONDS team $35 le $1000 en SlniKiliwa, furmtnira er Cor visited relatives in the Manselville Stouts « HALLMARK JZWXLBR 43 PLEASANT ST.. CONCORD District one day last week. ' 824 ELM STRZET — MAMCBam "TNf cemrAnri THAT lIKtS to fAT TrS"•s' The Homemakers met at the **************************^.**^.^.. FiAMis AND LEATHER CA^ES FINANCE CO. home of Mrs. H. Lothrop Hei-rick, 3 convenient offices—which Is nearest you? Cobban RESTAURANT CONCOXO UN. Miln St., Nnt H. H. Stvingt Btnk BMg Phone: 21li JUST 150 KEENE Znd Floor Front. 2S Miln Strtol (Ortr Stwytr't Jtvntry Stert),,Phont 2210 Wallpaper SC Paint Store HANCHESTER 2nd Floor, Ctnlril Bldg., W Dm Strttt Phont: ^3774 ANGELO'S Itoni mtdi It rnldtnli tf oil igrrtvnding Itwni • leoni erir SiOO modi br Nnr Enjiond Financt Corn WARM AND ROOMY A Complete Line of AMTRICAN AM) ITAUA:* PAINTS AND WALLPAPER CAFE PAINTERS' SUPPLIES Special Lunches and Dinners OVERCOATS MANCHESTER, N. H. Plan to Meet and Eat Here When Shopping in Concord "...fCR THE LIVING..." Peterborough L OFFICE SUPPLIES Yes, for the living a memorial Eyes E3Kimmed--^(iiasses^ Fitted honorinj; cherished memorie* of departed loved ones inspire* soonl Directory -Brown Si Saltmarsh, Inc. and spiritual 5tTcn;;th. Ginsidcr the wi^iHm of planm'ng TOWN A^ND Oyricr. SuffLiES Pay As Little As 50'A WEEK •your family mnnumcnt in advance PETERBOROUGH | of need. As .Ntaster Craftsmsn ia ; ..if^A >\ •- •• •- •" '":•• Buy Now HARDWARE CO., INC. J pffjce Machines Overhauled Dr. Leon Lcwis,;Rcg;Ppt.;'ln Charge, Vermont Marble, we offer you expat .„*uoiaAaa'i-*a,*av... Picture Framing counsel and every avsistance in telee»- 28 Grove Street j ing a monument of enduring beautv. li Let us show And Save HARUSVAKF. — CARMOTR PAINTS | 61 No. Main St. Tcl. 88 J'<}1! icmorv stnne. SiiiBTisY, GOODS J CUMMINGS BROS. HOUSK AND KlTCKFN VV,»Rf;s S FETF.RPOROIT.H - TKI, 320 ? s N ITURE office and showroom :'.74 NORTH STATE STREET (•<,r.-i(iH» Home Furniihert CONCORD, N. H. KENT'S Monadnock Lumber Co. Tcls.: 1467,— 1791-J 138 No. Main Street — LUMBER — AUTHORIZED DEALERS Builders' Supplies — Builders' CONCORD, N. H. Hardware — DuPont PNintii Mill Work — IniuUtion CoBvenieot Credit Termt VERMO DEPOT SQUARE Peterborough — Phone 4Bi 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET, CONCORD ADVERTISING IS NEWS V

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' Patricia Cote, Richard Page, David ANTRIM B. F, Tenney and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Tumer attended the Sterling, Lloyd Ryley, Jame Sey­ News Items (Continued From Page 1) mour, Teresa Dumais, Patricia 200th aniversary convention of the United Baptists in Concord on Jones and Theresa Duggan. Mrs. Waher Hills is gaining From Bennington Tuesday of last week in addition — Patricia Yeaton slowly after an attack of pneu­ Mrs. Maurice C. Newton to the pastor and the delegates, monia. . _ . GRADE SIX CORRESPONDENT Mrs. Fri&d A. Dunlap and Ralph' G, Harland SWett has retumed from Winslow. We have a new girl in our room A Rummage and Penny Sale will Monadnock Community Hospital On Wednesday Mr,. Winslow at­ from Lynn, Mass. Her name is tended the meeting of the Society GRADE ONE GRADE FOUR Mildred Renshaw. be held on Friday, October 21 in after a long illness. He gains slowly. for the Protection of N, H. Forests Mrs. Wing and Mrs. Phelps visit- We have decorated our room the Town Hall of Bennington. The Mr. and M;rs. James Ashford were We have ' Ross one day last week. Mrs. Ross also entertained her niece, Saturday, October ISth Mrs. Byron Bartlett of Goffsto\vn on Friday of last week. WMUR, MANCHESTER 12:45 P. M. . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cody and On the Trial of the Eleven Communists in New York daughter, Katherine, and Miss Speak Out Now Before It Is Too Late! Edith Lawrence spent Sunday with AUSPICES: COMMUNIST PARTY OF N. H. Mrs. Cody's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adin Putnam in Springfield, Vt E. C Nelson, State Chm., Hillsboro Miss Lorenia Kimball expects to leave for Mt Vemon, N. Y., some­ time this week. QUICKER DICK Mr. and Mrs. George Sargent of BETTER MacLEOD Somers. Conn., weire at the horne SERVICE THE LAUNDRO-MAC FTOpntlOf of Mrs. M. E. Sargent on Sundaiy. Mr and Mrs. Roger Van Ider­ Henniker, N. H. stine and daughter of Gardner, Mass.. were with their mother. Mrs. UNDER THE POST OFFICE BLOCK Frank Young, on Sunday. The Sunday School seems to be BENDIX AUTOMATIC MACHINES doing ven," well is the report WASHING, EXTRACTING, DRYING, IRONING given by the Supt. Mrs. Wendall 25c • 9 lbs. lOc 2Sc 1 ceu minute Spiller. On Tuesday night the first and Agent for Hillsboro Qeaaers Teleplioae 113 second degrees will be worked at the Bennington grange.

Funeral Services for RCA Victor 8X541 \ $19.95 in maroon platHe. AnHqua R. Jerome Bracy ivory flniih, tlighlly iiigher, BIN-GO HENNIKER. Oct. 13 — R Jeromo Bracy died Sunday night. Oct. 2. at his home on Rush road SATURDAY NIGHT 8K)0 P. M. r after a long illness. Ho was bom y iios the June 26. 1892. in South Berwick. Maine, the son of William J. and ST. MARY'S HALL Carrie (Winn) Bracy. Ho was • Don't wait another moment to see this little set! I graduated from high school in 5c CARD — 3 FOR 10c — JACKPOTS, PRIZES j Somerville. Mass. He had been a Fashioned of lustrous plastic, it has a circular dial i resident of Henniker for 15 years which revolves at a finger's touch to tune in your favor- where he was manager of the First Siia* A. Rowe, Auctioneer, Henniker, N. H. Concord Office: 77 North Maia Sc. ite programs. Motlem, smart, ultra-different! Pointer National Stores until his illness. and station numbers gleam like gold! He is survived by his wife. Emma AUCTION SALE Bracy. and a son. Stanley Bracy. Don't wait another moment to hear this little set in both of Henniker: his mother, and of Accredited Herd of Cattle •rt«o '"Golden Throat" action: Its volume and power, its fine selectivity, arc a sister. Mrs. Ruby Freeman, both ifVCA Victor's f.-.moiis up to the pnrforuiancc of a much more expensive .table of Capo Ncddick. Maine: cousins a-\\'ay Acoustical !>y*trm nieces and nephews. Hillsboro, N. H., Friday, Oct. 21, 2 p.m. means. Hollar for i!o.!ar. radio. tlir fitirst tone vo.i r:: i . ty The funeral was held Thursday The owner, who is planning on spending the winter in a warm­ bV). •i'-c tlii.'^ hoantv . . . hear it ;. ; o^Ti it, todayl moming ot 9 o'clock at St. CV./v 1?C"\ '.'••.'< r 1. . ..' er climate, w'dl sell by public auction, sitttatcd on Route 202, and Theresa's church with a requiem high mass by Rev. Francis Butler. V2 w^c- from the Three Ways Restattrant, at what is known as Boarovs wore relatives. William the Colby Interval, the following: EATON FURNITURE COMPANY Brandli. Bemard Norton. Ralph one t%vo year old steer, two calves. Gould arid Richard Gillooly. all of Main Street., Foot of Church Street two year old heifer, four yearling heifers, one yearling steer, ALWAYS OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS Boston. The stores were closed i during tho funcvfll. Burial was in one t^^'o year old steer, two calves —I• I the new cemeterj-, the .south side. Terms: Cash. EVERETT H. FLANDERS, Owner

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PAGE 10 Messenger Publication*—The Advertising Media of the Con toocook Vallev Towna—Antrim. HennOcer. Hillsooro. Thunday, October 13, 1949 Filgrims Prep Washington East Weare Windsor Antrim Center j^'^SS''^" Mrs. Ruth Otterson Fred C. Jones Mrs. Neil Woodrow For Champlain CORRESPONDENT CORRESPONDENT CORRESPONDENT Mrs. Elsa Turek of Jackson . ANTRIM, Oct 13 — MoUy Aiken Heights, N, Y,, is visiting at the Chapter, D.A.R., met at the home Miss Margaret Brown and Miss Your correspondent... wishes to The Upper Village Conwiunity- home of Miss Edna Ryder. of Mrs. William A. Nichols, Friday, Alma Perry of Rutland, Wt., were HENNIKER, Oct. 13 — From a thank the Weare Band which turn­ Club met recently at the home of Mr, George A. Sawyer entered October 7, with fifteerf daughters week end'guests of Miss Margaret ed out so nobly on Sunday after­ squad of 52 hopefuls who reported Mr, and Mrs, Charles I, Nelson. Monadnock Community Hospital and three guests present. Dessert Hoyt last week end, noon and gave such a fine concert at the season's outset, 36 now re­ After the business meeting, Mrs. Sunday for observation and treat­ was served preceding the meeting for him. It was appreciated far , main on Coach Ken Brown's grid Mrs. Alice Hoyt of Henniker vis­ Elmer Crane gave a most,delight­ ment. by the hostess, assisted by Miss ited Miss Margaret Hoyt several more than words can tell. A special ful talk on her thirty-two years of Dorothy Robertson. machine at New England college. "thank you" to i'rank Davis who Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster days last week. experience teaching school. It was The President General's Message The Pilgrims' new mentor is re­ was the inspiration for the rest of were hosts on Simday for a Foster j Miss Jeannette Hurd, "Aunto," certainly enjoyed by all. Delicious was read by the Vice Regent, Mrs. sponsible for jnost of this mortal- . band. family reunion. Guests included ! .ind Miss Dorothy Bird of Medford, sandwiches, pickles,, apple pie with were Mr. Foster's three sisters, ' George A. Sawyer. Most of the af­ ity. nnd Ihc exacting training ac­ Asa E. Colby of Rmney Depot Mass.. surprised us with a short whip cream, cheese and coffee was his brother and their families, Mr. | ternoon was taken up with dispos­ counts for the balance. i called on Fred C. Jones last Sun­ stop in town on Sunday. It was served by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and and Mrs, George Foster and their . ing of an accumulation of business day afternoon. The Royal Blue and Scarlet lads nice thoy could make the trip Mr. and Mrs. Fuller. daughter's family, Mr. and Mrs, | caused by the summer recess. Mrs. arc noaiing the top oi their phy.-si- _ here while the foliage was so beau­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Favor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buroughs Raymond White and Anne Louise | Hiram Johnson, State Chaplain, cal conditio:'., ar.cl Brow.n has' tiful. called on Fred C, Jones ori Tues­ and daughter have moved to White from East Weymouth, Mass. Mrs. j gave an interesting report of the stepped up sci-i;n:r.;i.^c so. the distance. clock, ^iss Myhaver is the grand­ the marriage of their daughter, Miss Gloria Woodrow and friend. daughter of Mrs, Charles Holt. Byron Butterfield. Mrs. Archie heavily on his veterans. Some different from today! Miss Beverly Hazzard of Berlin, Swett National Defense Chainnan, Barbar Jane, to Mr. Richard Mrs. Reita Lavis, our local teach­ Little Charles McLean, grandson On last week's performance Lawrence Walsh, Saturday, Oc- also a student at the Mary Hitch­ of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Butterfield, gave a five, minute talk pn Al­ against Clarkson. Champlain has' er, is having a few days Vacation. cock Hospital,. Hanover, spent the coholism. The meeting was . ad­ tomer 8th, at Boston, Mass. Friends She is spending a few days with was rushed to Monadnock Com­ gained, even greater stature on the week end at the home of Gloria's journed to Frida3?",» November 4th, here wish them many years of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson munity Hospital after swallowing a local campus. Despite this three- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wood- at the home of Mrs. Roscoe Lang happiness. They will reside at 142 of Franconia, who are celebrating roofing nail. An X-ray showed the touchdown margin oVer Clarkson, Marlborough st, Boston Mass., row. Miss Lilla Woodrow of Hills­ nail lodged in the child's stomach, when the Chapter will entertain their 50th wedding anniversary. the girls of the Senior Class. The the. NEC squad has a reasonable' after November 1st. boro w'as also home on Sunday. but it could not be removed. The The Episcopal church is on regu­ Chapter's prospective Good Citizen­ hope of giving the New Yorkers . Mrs. S, Martha Newman has beex\ Two saw mills are being set up youngster seems none the worse lar schedule now with services ship candidates. . a real battle. staying with Mrs. Richard Tweedy every Sunday at? 11:00 o'clock. this week, one on the south side for this experience. Concentration this week will be at Buck Corner by Theodore this week. ing which it was voted to hold a on sharpening tho running and Miner of Antrim, and on the north Mrs, Nellie Nichols bf Penacook Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Higgs, I-£llsboro Headmaster fair to raise fimds to aid the Physi­ passing game. Improvements are side by William Tapply of Fitch­ has come to live in the home of II, announce the arrival of Sandi*a Speakers at Antrim PTA cal Education department in pur­ looked for in the kicking depart­ burg, Mass. her daughter, Mrs. Ellena Rolfe Leigh, October 7th. Mrs. Higgs is chasing uniforms and warm-up ment, with "Doc" Richmond coach­ ANTRIM, Oct, 13 — At the Oc­ and family. Mr. Rolfe has been the former Jane McLoren. jackets for the basketball teams. "" ANTRIM tbber meeting of the PTA in School ing in the punting, drop-kicking making an apartment there fpr her. The second in a series of square Hall an interesting talk on School and place-kicking.departments. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gaudet and dances was held Friday night with SPORTSMAN'S COLUMN Additional ©aptist church people Athletics was presented by Mr. George BufTum visited friends in Mr. and Mrs. August Bruyneel. attending the Conference in Con­ Sergius Bernard, Headmaster of Pembroke last Sunday. The first one was held in the red (Continued from Page 6) barn'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. cord last week include, Mr. Claire Hillsboro High School. Mr. Willia;m Harry Butterick of Fit'chburg, Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Jones and Norman Wood, at North Weare, Goodell, and Mrs. H. B, Pratt on Nay entertained with violin solos Mass., has the best in beagles. If family of Maiden, Mass., spent the with Chester Colbui'n's record Tuesday, and Miss Mabel Hulett accompanied by Mrs. Isabel Mc­ I interested, contact him. He knows week end at their camp on the player, with amplifier. A very en­ Wednesday. Lean. all the beagle men in Massachusetts Bailey Road. thusiastic group met at the Bruy- Mr. Arthur Proctor has sold his Ellerton Edwards, president pre^ • and most of them in New Hamp­ FRID.AY- SATURDAY- Miss Elizabeth Sawyer, a teacher neel's new hatchery, with "Bud" home on Main street to Mr. and sided at the business meeting dur­ shire. SMASH 4 UNIT SHOW at the Connecticut State College Farmer's record* player, fumishing Mrs. Veagey of Franconia.' There Unit No. 1 for women spent the week end music. Mrs. Wood purchased a few will be an auction there Saturday, October IS'th. In TECHNICOLOR with her parents here. records, withcalls, with the plan of The Eaton Furniture Co. There will be a short Parish So­ having a series of square dances, At the young people's service at MYRNA ROBERT ^ ^ ciety meeting following the church and other records, if these created the Baptist church 'last Sunday eve­ service Sunday moming at 11 A: M. interest, which they seem to be ning, Howard Chase of Hancock LOYMITCHUM doing. They are the new-style told the story of the Violin, square dances, which are not too About forty members of the JXeM^J^x^ well known here as yet. The next Baptist church parish attended an vA RirUBlie PRODUCTION dance will be held at the hatchery, Open House arranged by Rev. and ijBWpiiiiiiniai III! '«««- this Saturday night Mrs. Roger Floyd at the Parsonage, Unit No. 2 Sunday afternoon. Assisting were Packs a mighty Wallop!! {Mrs. James Floyd, Mrs. Fred Dun- NOW ^ lap. Miss Mabel Hulett, and the PUKE -^t : Misses Elaine Fournier, Jean'and CHICAGO^ Washable Woolens Grace Worth. TOW AUDtiT CtANt I BY THE YARD WEARE BROWN tONG WITHERS ^ Howard Leach had a very plea- a A BEPUBIIC 54^!.36" 100% Virgin Wool , PIOURE , j sant trip Tuesday. He went to • Will not shrink , White River with Mr. and Mrs. Til- Unit No. 3 • Wash as other jgarments den-Bamard of Na^ua, and-re­ ports the foliage was beautiful. New Serial Thriller!! "SANFORLAN" trade mark is to 1 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Priest Unit No. 4 woolens what "SANFORIZED" spent Sunday with her father, Used and Proved For Years is to cottons ---THCINCOMPA-KKBL ^ 1 Howard Leach and Hazel. \ ONft/fftb^^^ ONSEA' INTWrAIR^* • Colors not affected by j Joseph Souter and son, David, 7 BATMAN jfrom Wakefield, Mass., spent Sun­ washing day at their home here. • Nationally advertised in apt, 1 Elsa Muzzey is spending a few ':^x^^^' ; "B.itman Life and Saturday Eve­ days visiting relatives in Salisbury. You know this super-cushioning Airfoam well. You've sat T,iko3 Over" ning Post Mis's Grace Peaslee, aunt of Mrs. Virginia Peaslee, is .spending the and slept on it in trains and busses, in planes and ship^, It's Last Chapter of OAlly • 12 plain colors and OOUBi week with Mrs. Minnie Peaslee, in that modern cushioning miracle you wished you could afi'ord. "GHOST OF ZORRO" plaids Millions of tiny air cells soothe you, cool you, cuddle and i North Weare. romfort you. It never sags, flattens pr hollows. Never loses ALSO SUNDAY-MONDAY its shape. Sanitary, dustless, non-allergic. NOW, you can Selection of beautiful COTTON nfford its luxurious comfosJt in this ^ Vi #ft^jp A Drama to be remembered! yard goods, uniforms, lingerie, Medicine Englander mattress priced for the first- $1^^273 stockings and linens time at only n^ Jg For evening appointment phone 128-2 Cabinets Full or twin size. Cy Phelps Mirror lyVj by 11, two shelves, not much good, ^1.95. EATON Furniture Co. 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