rs of the local committee 27th annual plant science sr which is meeting in Bos. g. 24 to 30. Walsh will present a Aug. 29, on "Rh Factor ii na ti nn. NIDOVIEIR TOWNSMAN CIALS Andover's Own Newspaper Since 1887

THIS TIME LUME 63, NUMBER 4.4 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, AUGUST 31, 1950 PRICE, 5 CENTS

- - - - 6Y2 Oz. tin 33t tins - - med. red 494 Schools .c1 - - No. 1 tin 290 z. tins 2 for 27t Will Call ice) - 1 lb. tin 490 n - - 270 2 for 49t ill tin 2 for 45t 3977 To ins 3 for 89t es 2 pkgs254 Studies School bells of Andover will 2811 peal forth next month ending the long summer vacation for the 3977 who will come trooping back to Irevious "ADS". Vie shall their desks in the town's various institutions of learning. t a mark-up on the OLD This is nearly 200 more than the t. We have that merchan- number who answered the call of the school bells last year. The increase is due largely to a new freshman class entering Merrimack college, which will be co-ed for the first time, and an enrollment in the public schools of about 50 Market more than last September. tT First to open will be the public RATION SERVICE schools and St. Augustine's school on Wednesday, Sept. 6. Enrollment in the public schools is expected It won't be long now before we'll be hearing "First down, 10 to a little skull practice and preliminary drilling preparatory to getting to be 1700 on the opening day, a " and by that time Coach Walter C. Roberts hopes to have his down to the hard work of scrimmaging so that the boys will have a substantial increase over the 1650 unchard high team ready for the fray. Hem he has his squad out for lot of contact work before the opening game. (Look Photo) who attended on the opening day a year ago. rges Extra St. Augustine's will have 385 Special Hours For Tots 7116 Eligible pupils in its classrooms, a capa- E cib, errrollment, just about the riving Care To Vote Here same as the previous year. The Sacred Heart school in rITH OIL FILTER, ver Holiday On Opening Of Schools Shawsheen Village will have regi- In Primaries The Andover police department • With the opening of schools A total of 7116 registered stration sunday, Sept. 10, and open ATH AIR CLEANER 1 cooperate with the Massachu- Pass Tests Wednesday parents are reminded voters will be eligible to vote at its school doorsSept. 11, with 230 its Safey Council in an inten- that the first graders will attend the state primaries Tuesday, Sept. ah it did last year. luding oil filter, oil-bath ye campaign to prevent needless In Aquatics only the morning sessions for the 19, according to the figures just Then on Sept. 13, the Pike caner, Air Wing ventilators Mc accidents over the coming first four weeks. compiled lay George H. Winslow, school will open with 150 students, any other features oor day holiday, Police Chief Several groups of youngsters At the central schools on the slightly less than the opening day have been taught some phase of clerk of the board of registrars. ble only at extra cost in >rge A. Dane announced today. opening day there will be just one This is 159 more than the num- a year ago, but registrations are rucks—no other full-size Chief Dane pointed out that , aquatics under supervision of the session for grades 1, 2 and 3. expected to continue throughout lifeguards at Pomp's pond during ber registered for the state prima- has a lower suggested cording to the safety council, Children in these grades who are ries two years ago when 2032 the month and bring the final figure liday traffic deaths have been the past summer and as a result transported by bus will be expect- up to 170, the same as last year. ce than the 6-cylinder the Red Cross program has in- ballots were cast, 1685 of which -1 Pickup shown here. creasing throughout the nation ed to remain at school until the were Republican and 347 Democrat. On Sept. 18, a young army of an alarming rate during the creased its ranks by the following 2.30 p. m. bus unless their parents 725 boys will fill the classrooms members: A comparison of the number of st few years. Each holiday wish to call for them at 12 o'clock. voters by precinct is as follows: at Phillips academy, another Senior lifesavers:Robert McCabe, These children should bring riod has been reaching new 1950 1948 capacity enrollment for the town's fights in tragedy. The Labor Richard Graves, Maureen Darby, their lunches or plan to eat at the noted school. Doris Halbach, Robert Fredrickson, 1 1587 1592 weekend toll last year was cafeteria. 2 1459 1497 Merrimack college will have 0 immediate traffic deaths, the John Hill, Peter Caswell, Calvin Pupils of grades 4, 5, and 6 registrations Sept. 14 and 15, will Hatch and Janet Svenson, instructed 3 1470 1446 est Labor day toll in history. will be dismissed at 2.30 p. 4 780 694 start its retreat Sept. 18, and will An extensive enforcement and by Guard Joseph Ratyna. There will be cafeteria service 5 623 587 open its doors to 600 on Sept. 21. ucational campaign was carried Junior lifesavers: Richard Ber- for those who wish it. 6 1197 1141 This will give the school for the throughout Massachusetts over ube, George Henrick, Paul Cronin, Children who have registered first time its full complement of recent Fourth of July holiday. Jackie McCabe, Gael Grant, Ralph for the morning sessions of the Total 7116 6957 four classes, the upper three being kt it paid off is now common Buschnann, Carl Buschmann and kindergarten will attend the first all men, and the entering class to owledge, for the state had the Jack Wright, instructed bY Guard day of school. Those registered be co-ed. tit holiday safety record in the Jack H. Arabian. for the afternoon sessions will 3 Dead, 2 Hurt Abbot academy will have a tion. Intermediate swimming: Helen report for the first time at 1.30 capacity enrollment of 187, about 'rays better than "We are determined to maintain Sidebottom, Thomas McKittrick, p. n,. Thursday• In Auto Crash two more than last year, when its t record over the coming Labor Simone Nolet, Linda Fisher, Wil- Three persons are dead and three doors open Sept. 26, thus bringing lliam Dobbie, holiday," Chief Dane stated. liam Macintosh, Burns To Head more are at the Lawrence General the town's school population up to Virginia Eldridge and William 3977 for the coming year. (Continued on hospital as the result of an ac- 0 FORD ADVANTAGES Page 12) Cronin, instructed bY Guard Ban- GOP Fund Drive cident in West Andover about 5.50 croft Fredrickson. Thomas D. Bums, Boston law- S. Alsnsimun p. Saturday when an auto in Red Cross Busy Cs. 15u are Beginners swimming: Maurice yer who makes hishome on Lowell which they were riding crashed Pistol's. Ford's rder Reserves Lynch, Steven McKittrick, Alex- lightweight aluminum street in West Andover has been into a tree. During Summer ditch ander Taft, Linda Mitchell, Gene alloy vs. heavy iron appointed Andover town chairman Lawrence Reed, 21 of Peabody, To a great many Andover people cad has o Active Duty Marshal, Alan Ward, Warren Rus- for the Massachusetts Republican s. 71.8 alloy. Two. Andover members of the sell, Barbara Hoffman, Margaret and William G. Pierce of Salem, summer time is vacation time, but Oil filtar awd 10$. Finance committee, it was an- were pronounced dead upon arrival at Red Cross headquarters it has e. nized naval reserve are among (Continued on Page 12) nounced today. s Deed Oil Bath Ate Claape. 15 who have been ordered to at the Hospital, and Philip Hodg- been "business as usual." ckup is Standard. To open the drive locally a don, 21, of Peabody, died Tuesday The new station wagon is piling 125 lbs. on for active duty Sept. 21. meeting will be held at 8 p. m. The local reservists are Alvin Asks Names Of morning. up mileage as it carries patients 10. Alr Wag Vied' Wednesday, Sept. 6, in the Mem- to and from hospitals and clinics. later:. Standard on Towne, 7 York st., and Robert On the danger list are Mrs. Helen inches orial auditorium at which Adm. Sands, 56, of Peabody, and Warren Three drivers, • Mrs. Leon A. tires. Ford Truo... Greenwood, 7 Harding st. All In Service Louis Denfield, USN retired, In releasing the names of the The Andover veterans' service Brown, 23, of Peabody. Also ad- Field, Mrs. P. John Connors and former chief of naval operations, mitted to the hospital for treatment Miss Gertrude McDonald - accumu- on the current list Comdr. R. M. office requests the names and ser- and ex-Sen. Philip K. Allen will e, USN, Lawrence naval reserve vice addresses of all Andover per- of shock but not otherwise injured lated 730 miles during July, in- be among the speakers. Workers volving 50 hours of volunteer ser- Pector-instructor, announced sons who have entered, been con- was George L. Stuicis, 12, of of Lawrence and North Andover P ea body. vice and 16 trips. many billets for qualified men tinued in, or recalled into service have been invited to attend. d women in the naval reserve since June 25, 1950. Police are planning to question Mrs. Herbert Allicon reported open for recruits. This includes all members who To aid Burns in the drive to the survivors as soon as their 178 hours of service given during ONGIR solicit funds will be Vice Chair- July to the Bedford veterans' hos- are now in th e U.S. armed forces. conditions warrant it. Meanwhile, Ford Trucks last longer' man Franklin T. Bigelow, in Chief George A. Dane is of the pital by the Gray Ladies. With Tree The families of all persons who 25 or who en- charge of special gifts; Cleveland opinion that. a blowout of a left travel time added the figure ex- ervice were in service June Gilcreast, precinct 1; Granville with a AMALIA listed or who have been recalled rear tire might have been the cause ceeded 200 hours for this volun- ensible subsequent to this date, are re- K. Cutler, precinct 2; Douglas N. of the car swerving to the left teer group which includes, besides MART ttitude quested to report the names of such Howe, precinct 3; Henry H. Living- across Lowell street at a curve Mrs. Allicon, Mrs. Field and Mrs. toward service men or women nom now on, ston, precinct 4; R. D. Mayo, near Beacon street, and crashing Connors, Mrs. John Berton and cobts until the present emergency has precinct 5; and Philip Hogan, into the tree. Mrs. George Symonds. been officially declared at an end. precinct- 6. (Continued on Page 12) (Continued un Page Ten 1

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 31, 1950

was the slower girl, attired in blue WEDDINGS... with a pink, rose headdress and car- • • ried a basket of rose petals. Mrs. Timothy J. Mahoney, 34 Charles MARTINI-VilILLIAMS McCullom of Sumner tini of Lawrence. The Rev. James Mrs. Williams chose mauve lace Florence st., and Mrs. Habib of spent the weekend in Little Neckst At a 10 o'clock nuptial mass in Cronin officiated amid a setting of with navy accessories and an or- Lawrence have returned from a Ipswich. St. Thomas the Apostle church in white gladoli and palms. Byron chid corsage for her daughter's weeks' vacation at Wells beach. Salem, Aug. 26, Miss Marguerite T. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDatit Bennett of Ipswich was the organ- wedding. Mrs. Lotta Johnson, R. N. of and family have returned to di Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ist and the soloists were Philip Anthony Lawrenza of North An- the board of health, has returned Henry J. Williams of Salem, became home in Philadelphia following Brown of Salem and Mrs. Byron dover was the best man and the from her two weeks' vacation weeks' vacation at the home Ott the bride of Carl J. Martini of 10 Bennett of Ipswich. ushers were Samuel Lawrenza of which she enjoyed by a trip to and Mrs. Thomas E. Woodhead, 1; Sutherland st., son of Samuel Mar- Escorted to the altar by her of North Andover, Berry Rodden of Montreal and Quebec. Elm st. father, the bride was gowned in Salem, James Furey of Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mozeen Mr. and Mrs. David MacDonald chantilly lace over satin and her and Joseph Panto of Lawrence. and family of Pasho st. are vaca- 1 Upland rd., and Mr. and Mn veil of French illusion fell from a A reception at the Hotel Haw- tioning at Little Neck, Ipswich. Thomas Gorrie, 22 Brook st., lace helmet adorned with seeded thorne, Salem, followed the cere- Mrs. Robert Stone and children, enjoying their annual vacations, pearls. Mary A. Williams of Salem mony with guests present from BUCHAN Barbara and Charles, left recently Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. RegaA as maid of honor was gowned in Washington, Portsmouth and Mar- by plane to join Mr. Stone at Lake 79 Summer st., enjoyed a recal and nile green chantilly lace with tha's Vineyard. Worth, Fla. weekend at Seabrook beach. matching helmet and carried a cas- The bride is a graduate of Salem Mr. and Mrs. John Innes and cade arrangement of pink roses. Teacher's college and Boston uni- family of North Adams visited re- McNALLY Mrs. Anne Low and Miss Rosamond versity and taught at Hamilton High cently with his mother, Mrs. John Constantini of Salem; Miss Dorothy school. Mr. Martini is a graduate of Innes, 96 Burnham rd. Szczepankowski of Danvers and Holy Cross and Tufts college. He Miss Katherine A. McNally and PLUMBING & HEATING Miss Janet Box of Beverly were the is a teacher in the Junior High Joseph McNally, 11 Summer st., bridesmaids. They were gowned school. accompanied by their nieces, Miss INSURANCE*REALTOR alike in pink lace and tulle with Following a wedding trip to Ver- 26 Park Street large picture hats and carried cas- Ann Marie and Miss Jean Murray, 14 Park St. Tel. 2207 mont and Canada the couple will 29 Bartlet st., are enjoying an cade arrangements of purple as- reside in Danvers. Tel. 121 tors. Cynthia Turton of Andover automobile trip to New York and Atlantic City. EARLEY-FROTTEN Miss Agnes MacGregor has re- Adorable trz At a 3 o'clock ceremony in St. turned to her home in New Bedford MOTHER Gingham Plaids Augustine's church, Sunday, Aug. following a week's visit with Mr. The 1 for smart young scholars 20, Miss Louise Mary Frotton of and Mrs. Peter MacGregor, 23 Flor- Give Junior or Sis a bred the year 165 N. Main st., daughter of the ence st. this Fall, lected $ 7 late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Frotton, Mr. and' Mrs. William F. Simeone Trial Ju became the bride of Roy E. Earley, and family, 19 Stratford rd., have a case Back to son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ear- returned from a month's vacation BUY ley of 165 N. Main st. The Rev. at Seabrook beach. An Unpainted Henry B. Smith officiated. Mary Miss Barbara Souter, 56 Whittier Lanigan was the organist and st., has returned to her home fol- but first to WEINER'S James McKee the soloist. The lowing a week's vacation at the Student's Desk ... altar was decorated with asters home of her grandmother, Mrs. Don't complain about their Huge assortments to make the and gladoli. Samuel Cromie, 17 Abbot st. school-bound darlings look their Given in marriage by her broth- Mrs. Willard Rosenberger and books and papers lying ERSONA1 family of Hilltown, Pa. are visit- very best . . . and at amazingly er-in-law, Leo Rheaume, the bride around. Mr. and] low prices that make parents wore white frosted organdy, off the ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. happy too. shoulder effect, elbow length ny- Thomas E. Woodhead, 184 Elm st. One of these desks finished ons, Th ork st., Sizes 3 to 6x $3.98 ; 7 to 14 5.98 lon gloves and white picture hat. Mrs. George M. Collins has re- to match your color scheme, She carried a colonial bouquet of turned to her home at 38 Maple not only will solve your stop xtended s e. WEINER'S feathered carnations, stephanotis ave. following a recent surgical age problem BUT will give operation performed at Lawrence Mr. and and roses. you Mrs. Arthur Manock of Andover General hospital. . U1 thei served as matron of honor, and Mrs. Isabel Murphy, 30 Chestnut An Attractive Piece illiam, ar rs. Sham 265 Essex St. - Entire 2nd Floor - Lawrence Mrs. George Richards as brides- st. is on annual vacation from her of Furniture, maid. They wore identical gowns duties at Phillips Academy bus- ho to the bride's, one in pink and iness office. This is a special for or a motor he trip is the other in blue, with picture hats Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wood- Back-To-School Time. head, 184 Elm st., have returned here Mrs and mitts. er home Mrs. Leo Rheaume, sister of from a two weeks' automobile trip everal rel the bride, wore an ecru and black which included visiting parts of nylon skirt, velvet hat and an or- Iowa, New York and Niagara Falls. Mr. an chid corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chadwick, Yale rd, Mrs. Earley chose a flowered 50A Whittier st., have returned eeks' stn black sheer afternoon dress with from several days' vacation at Carl E velvet hat and orchid corsage for York Beach. rs. John her son's wedding. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Stopford, pending Arthur Manock of Andover served 50 Chestnut st., and Mrs. J. C. amp for as best man. Cowen, 32 Washington ave., recent- e has w A reception followed the cere- ly visited the Cathedral in the Telephone 37151 eet an d mony at the LaSalle club in Law- Pines in Jaffrey, N.H. Mr. an rence with guests present from e Abe Brewster, Reading, Lawrence, Hy- DAILt etumed f annisport, Boston and New Bed- OPEN on in Ma ford. 0SG000 ST. TEL. 21294 Mr. an Following a wedding trip the -- artmouth couple will reside at 165 N. Main ells Bea st. If he must go Betsy C where the wild goose goe s--- d Mrs. BATCIIELLER—MacLELLAN Get him a GUN RACK for birthday or Christ- arton st ELECTRICITY- YOUR BIGGEST HOUSEHOLD BARGAIN mas. Our gun rack comes in waxed pine with mpfire Miss Margery Elaine MacLellan, hand painted goose. Stands firmly on the ground .r two w ...cheaper today than ever before! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. or will hang on the wall. Holds 4 guns and sev- 'sit with MacLellan of 90 Poor st., became eral fishing rods. Large drawer beneath for d Mrs. the bride of Harold Batcheller cartridges and fishing equipment. .rockton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Measures 42" high by 24" across. $22.00 in Mrs. Wa Batcheller of Lincoln st., at a waxed pine. With crossbar and lock $3.00 extra. 4 rton st. 4 o'clock ceremony, Aug. 18, at $16.00 unfinished--sanded. atient at Christ Episcopal church. The Rev. f Lawren John S. Moses officiated. xpecteu The bride was attended by Bar- Fred S bara G. MacLellan as maid of ho is ad honor, Mrs. David R. Petrie of An office is a place for work— xplorer Andover, Mrs. Charles J. Fred- Yet work should be a pleasure. hurch, re rickson Jr. of Melrose Highlalids, meeting Mrs. E. Frederick MacDonald of Let us furnish it throughout— hurch in Kennebunk, Me., Miss Sarah L. Efficiency brings more leisure. amping a MacLellan of Andover, Miss Mrs. Ja Marilyn McKay of Andover and •r of Mrs Miss Jane Sargent of Malden as t., recen bridesmaids and Miss Susan Miller er mothe EVERHOT as flower girl. 'as held Harold B. Batcheller Sr. was 'Yed befc best man for his son and the •owell's ROASTERETTE ushers were Donald P. MacLellan, •owell, Ben P. Batcheller, Robert Batchel- rmerly COOK • ROAST • BAKE • STEW ler and Fred B. Batcheller. 'est Fla. A reception in the parish house een Iran SERVE CASSEROLE MEALS IN 95 3 QT. followed the ceremony and was artier wh ONE UNIT, ON THE DINING TABLE $9 attended by guests from Martha's Midship CAP. Vineyard, Boston, New York and e U. S. California. ards Bay LAWRENCE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY After a wedding trip to Canada t 5 Duni] 9 and Michigan the couple will re- 512 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE TEL LAW. 3216 Mr. an( PART OF NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM side at 7 Lincoln st. 57 Turn') rom a trip THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 31, 1950 • 7.',harles McCullom of Sumner st, Getting Ready ant the weekend in Little Nect, ,wick, For Blood Bank New Office Or. and Mrs. Charles McDavitt In cooperation with otner Red I family have returned to the Cross units in Essex county, in the i ne in Philadelphia following Andover chapter will assist in eks' vacation at the home of 4, manning a booth at the Topsfield Same Buildin I Mrs. Thomas E. Woodhead, la fair next week where registrations n st. for the blood bank program may be Ernest L. 4r. and Mrs. David MacDonald made. Upland rd., and Mr. and Mtt omas Gorrie, 22 Brook st., Andover chapter will staff the booth Monday afternoon, Sept. 4, WILKINSON oying their annual vacations, with Roy E. Hardy, a director, dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Begs; Summer st., enjoyed a reel G. Grenville Benedict, vice chair- INSURANCE ekend at Seabrook beach. man of the blood program, and Mrs. C. E. Buchan. and The date of Nov. 8, has been Eugene A. set for the appearance of the REAL ESTATE bloodmobile here. In view of Bay state Bldg. 3ERNARDIN,J1 present world-wide conditions the blood bank program is being ac- LAWRENCE INSURANCE* REALTOR celerated this year and more Tele.: Lawrence 4762 people than ever will be needed 14 Park St. Tel. 2207 to donate to the bank in order to Andover 1653 keep up quotas. MOTHER English - Antiques Continental The local court in the town house has been exceptionally busy as its record for the first six months of 'rive Junior or Sis a bred the year show. In that time it has heard 107 cases, almost all of which were traffic violations, and col- this Fall. lected $732 in fines. Photo shows Officer William Tammany in the stand being sworn in as a witness by Trial Justice Richard K. Gordon, with Police Chief George A. Dane prosecuting officer, ready to present Turia ,tiopyr a case to the court. (Look Photo) BUY 92-A MAIN STREET ANDOVER TEL 2210 COW RAMS CAR An Unpainted (Next to the A & William P. Kelley of Revere re- .1-IAWSHEEN ported to police that while driving Student's Desk Mrs. Helen Caswell, Correspondent, Telephone 62 along South Main street near Bal- lardvale road Thursday night a cow Ion', complain about their ran into the side of his car. The looks and papers lying Mrs. Lucy Littlefield and daugh- Oil Lamps and Vases Electrified Chino Repairs ERSON ALS ter, Marion, 52 Balmoral st., left animal, owned by Chester Abbot of wound. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wilkinson and last Friday on an auto trip to New Red Spring rd., had broken out of a pasture. )ne of these desks finished ons, Thomas and David, of 46 York. Joyce Dunlop, daughter of Mr. • SUTHERLAND'S o match your color scheme, ark st., left last Saturday foran VISITING POULTRY SHOWS xtended stay at Bustin's Island, and Mrs. Alan Dunlop, 20 Arundel tot only will solve your stor st., Sandra Dulong, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy of e. Florence st. are vacationing at ege problem BUT will give Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Dean, and Mrs. Richard Dulong, 403 N. IOU Main st., Marcia and Mildred Tang- Indian Village, Shinnecock Bay, •th their sons, Edward Jr. and Long Island, N.Y., where they An Attractive Piece 'illiam, and Mrs. Dean's mother, ney, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. are taking in the poultry shows. rs. Shannon, recently left the Joseph Tangney, 7 Dartmouth rd., of Furniture. and Ann Benedetti, daughter of Mr. Murphy is interested in White array home at 34 Canterbury st., Leghorn and Long Island ducks. This is a special for or a motor trip through the South. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Benedetti, he trip is by way of Philadelphia 8 William st., returned last Satur- Back-To-School Time. here Mrs. Shannon will be left at day from the campfire girls sum- er home. It is planned to visit mer camp, Camp Kiwanis. ROBERTA everal relatives in Virginia. Louis Fiedler, son of Mr. and WIRTH Mr. and Mrs. John Ebhardt of Mrs. Wallace Fiedler, 44 York st., .awrence Plate & Yale rd., are enjoying a three recently visited in New York. LAFFERT eeks' stay at Well s Beach, Me. Mr. and Mrs. Everett MacAskill Announces the Reopening of Sutherland st., have returned of her Carl Ebhardt, son of Mr. and from a vacation at North Salisbury Nindow Glass Co rs. John Ebhardt of Yale rd., is beach. Their son and daughter, PIANO STUDIO pending the summer at Medomak Everett and Jane Ann are remain- for 17 CANAL ST.. LAWRENCE amp for boys at Waldoboro, Me. ing for another week. Everett BEGINNERS, INTERMEDIATE e has won honors in a swimming recently went on a deep sea fish- AND ADVANCED PUPILS Telephone 371M eet and in sail-boat racing. ing trip. mr. MacAskill is conva- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morley of lescing from a broken leg and 39% Summer St. Andover e Aberdeen apartments have sprained ankle, suffered in an Tel. 2269-W etumed from a two weeks' vaca- OPEN PAIL, accident. on in Maine. Newbury's New Version Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ortstein of SGOOD ST: TEL. 21294 LONG LASTING 'artmouth rd., are vacationing at of the Dreasinaker Suit 'ells Beach, Me. must go Betsy Caswell, daughter of Mr. vi Id goose goe s--- d Mrs. Walter Caswell, 5 Dun- :K for birthday or Christ. arton st., who has been at the nes in waxed pine with , mpfire girls camp at So. Hanson Reminiscent of custom-made ands firmly on the ground •r two weeks, left Saturday for a imports, this soft, dramatic I. Holds 4 guns and sex- 'sit with her grandparents, Mr. rge drawer beneath for d Mrs. Harrison B. Caswell of suit boasts unusual button iuipment. rockton. treatment and delightful 24" across. $22.00 in Mrs. Walter C. Caswell, 5 Dun- iar and lock $3.00 extra. don st., who has been a surgical scalloped collar and pockets. d. atient at the Clover Hill hospital It is made of Pacific's pure f Lawrence for the past weeks,is wool gabardine, Stabilized xpecteu Mme Friday. Fred Schanerg, 10 Dufton rd., for wrinkle and stain ho is advisor to senior scouts in resistance. It is available in ork— xplorer Post 72 of the Free LINGLO makes old linoleum pleasure. hurch, recently was in charge of sparkle like new. dark green, wine, chocolate, aut— meeting of the explorers at the cocoa, peacock, red, hurch in connection with outdoor Grease and dirt cannot pene- leisure. smoke grey or black. aning activities. trate the tough film. Mrs. Janet Guild Powell, daugh- 411r 4111, Aral Sizes 10 to 20. . 0.10, Air Air •r of Mrs. Elsa Guild of Balmoral Does not require waxing. /iv as en t., recently spent a weekend with 11. /1 er mother and a family reunion So easy to keep clean. /41, • as held. The reunion was en- Dries fast...lasts a long time. ,dir eYed before the departure of Mrs. 4111!:-:,411!apravaraa.a if 'owell's husband, Lt. Arthur Soap and water will not in- FAILAWsiagari .°well, U. S. naval airforce, jure the high gloss finish. nrerly of Tewksbury, for Key Use it on est Fla. Lt. Powell has recently LINOLEUM • WOOD FLOORS een transferred from an aircraft - ONLY $ 522 PER GAL. AND WOODWORK arrier which went to Korea. Midshipman John H. Caswell of e U. S. T. S. Charleston, Buz- ards Bay, visited the family home FASHION SHOPS t 5 Dunbarton st., last weekend. Second Floor TEL LAW. 32169 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phinney, 57 Turnpike rd., recently returned 45 MAIN STREET TELEP .ZONE 102 lin a trip to Jackson, Mich.

4 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 31, 1950 Hadley- A son, Peter Kent, Aug, Engagement Will Start School At The Churches Danced And Piped 25, to Mr. and Mrs. George Edwin Mahoney—Doherty Wednesday With St. Augustine's Church Hadley of Chatham, N.J. The pg. At Scottish Games ternal grandparents are Mr. and A September wedding is planned Half-Day Vacation REV. P. J. CAMPBELL, pastor ttY Miss El eanor Bernardine Doh ertY Saturday: 4 to 6 p.m., and 7:30 Two of the contenders for twirls Mrs. Ralph E. Hadley of 30 Wolcott daughter of Mrs. Helen Doherty, Wednesday, the first day of to 9 p.m., Confessions. and skirls at the Highland games ave. and the late Peter Doherty of 125 school, is not going to be too 6:30 a.m., held at Seattle, Wash., last Satur- Miss Bertha Thomes of Rot Sunday, Masses: day were Barbara and Tom Al len, N. Main st., who announces her hard on pupils of the senior 8:30 a.m., 9:45 a.m., and 11:30 Hill rd., is enjoying a vacation engagement to Charles G. Mahoney, and junior high school s, who a.m. children of Mr. and Mrs. David 3. for the coming 10 days in Maine, son of Mrs. Pauline Rivers are going to be dismissed at Allen of Seattle. Mrs. Allen is Supt. Edward R. Lawson of the Mahoney of High st., Methuen. noon. Harold Howe 2nd, new South Church the former Jean MacLeish of And- board of public works, and Mrs, The wedding sill take place at headmaster of both schools, REV. FREDERICK B. NOS.S, Pastor over, daughter of Mrs. Annie Lawson are at Biddeford Pool has assumed his new duties MacLeish of 39 Washington ave. 2 p. m.Sept. 30, in St. Augustine's Sunday: 10 a. m. file last of the Me., for a two weeks' stay. and with a new curriculum Barbara, 11, who already has church and a reception will fol- union services to be held at the Mr. and Mrs. J. Everett Collins low at the Red Tavern in Methuen. going into effect will shorten won several medals for past com- of Summer st., are enjoying a stay Free church. The Rev. Levering petition, danced the Reel of Tul- classes in the morning to Reynolds Jr., will preach. at Lake Winnepesaukee. familiarize pupils with the set- loch, Seann Triubhas, the High- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Fru, Thursday: 10.30 a. m. The sew- land Fling and Sword dance. sell and daughter, Barbara, of 26 up. Full school days will ing department of the Women's continue from then on. Tom, 14, is the youngest piper Salem st., are enjoying a trip to Fellowship will meet for all-day in Seattle. In the promenade of the IS YOUR CAR sewing. Coffee will be served. the White mountains. VISITS PARENTS clans that circled the West Seattle Mary Ann Doherty of Arundel st, 4.♦+ stadium, Tom wore a tartan of the lias returned from a two weeks' Mr. and Mrs. 3. Griffin Brown Christ Church Overheating ? have been spending a few days MacKenzie clan and Barbara wore vacation spent on Cape Cod. REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector with Mr. Brown's parents, Mr. and the Buchanan plaid. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Middleton Specialist for reverse Mrs. George G. Brown of Andover Sunday: 8 a. m. Holy communion. and daughter, Peggy, of 17 Essex flushing on radiators. st., prior to Mr. Brown's assump- 10 a. rr. Holy communion and ser- st., were weekend visitors at tion of his new duties as head of mon. Preacher: Rev. F. W. Dilli- Births... Hampton beach. the guidance department of the stone of Cambridge. McCall—A son, John William, Jr., TOMPKINS New Hanover high school in ‘Vil- + + + Aug. 13, to Mr. and Mrs. John W. SERVICE STATION n ington, North Carolina. Mr. and Methodist Church McCall (Elizabeth McDonald) of 416 No. Main St. Shawsheen Mrs. Brown spent several weeks REV. ALLEN F. KERNS, Minister Indianapolis, Ind. The mother is this summer traveling in the West. the daughter of Mrs. John H. Sunday: 9.45 a. m. Rev. Allen McDonald of Cambridge, formerly PEACHES F. Kerns will preach on the topic of Andover. "God Revealed." GEO. W. HORNE CO. Wednesday: 8 p. m. In the Gillingham—A daughter, Daphne LAWRENCE, MASS. church the September meeting of Caroline, Aug. 22, at the Law- the official board. rence General hospital to Mr. and SHEET METAL WORK LIVINGSTON TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING Notes: Beginning Sunday, Sept. Mrs. Allan Gillingham (Clara SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING 17, Sunday school will begin at Cochius) of 34 Salem st. FRUIT FARM Telephone 7339 Established 1854 9.30 a. m.; morning worship at Jackson—A daughter, Brenda at 10.30 a. rr. the Lawrence General hospital, Aug. 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold LOWELL ST., RT. 133 West Parish Jackson (Harriet Broughton) of 4 Fletcher st. ANDOVER for Immediate Delivery REV. JOHN G. GASKILL, Minister NOW! Ilutchins—A son, Aug. 23, at the Saturday: 9 A food sale will be Lawrence General hospital to Mr. conducted by the Senior Woman's and Mrs. George Hutchins (Gertrude union on the church green. Miss Joye) of Woburn st., Ballardvale. Back To School MAGNAVOX T-V Louise Kelsey, chairman. Sirois—A son, Aug. 24, at the Sunday: The West church will Lawrence General hospital to Mr. unite with the Free and South and Mrs. Lionel Sirois (Eileen IN SHOES THAT churches in a union service at O'Brien) of River rd., W. Andover. the Free church. Keith—A son, Aug. 26, at the Tuesday: 8 The music car- Lawrence General hospital to Mr. PLEASE rrittee will meet at the home of and Mrs. John Keith (Rita Muise) Mrs. Richard Williams, 173 Lowell of 7 Bartlett st. st. Wednesday: 2.30 The Senior Legros—A daughter, Gail, Aug. • THE EYE woman's union will meet in the 26, at the Lawrence General vestry. Mrs. Lawrence Thomes, hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph • THE FOOT president. Legros (Barbara Peters) of Bos- Notes: Church services will be ton rd. resumed at the West church Sunday, THE POCKETBOOK Sept. 10, at 10.30 a. m. + + + St. Joseph's Church DOC KIN (Ballardvale) X-Ray Fittings Sunday: 9 a.m., Mass. 11;410 CI:RIST CIILRCII NOTES "Shoes That Satisfy" Notes: Beginning Sunday, Sept. 10, the second service at Christ church will be held at 11 a. m., instead of 10 a. m., as it was WONDERLAND REINHOLD'S during th.e summer. 49 MAIN ST. REVER E WEDDING INTENTIONS The following wedding inten- tions have been filed at the office of Town Clerk George H. Winslow: Paul H. Kirwin, 55 Stevens st., and Mary J. Higgins, 275 Railroad SLACKS ave., No. Andover. John K. Schroeder, Jr., Box 426, York Village, Me., and Faith I. Davis, Box 327, York Village, Me. Leading the Robert J. Lafond, 6 Shepley st., and Corinne Dubois, 519 Andover Parade st., Lawrence. tt 4 Back to School

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Down the Years with Ity LF:ONARD F. JAMES scrutinised our documents again HOLIDAY TRAFFIC The Townsman STOCKHOLM—The other day we and on a slip of paper stamped a got away from politics, the prob- symbolic circle. A third examined passport and circle and added The great effort of all law enforcement agencies to cut down lems of nationalization and the t 50 Years Ago - August 1900 like, and headed off by car from stamped triangle. Armed with this traffic accidents over the recent Fourth of July holiday really Employees of Smith & Dove Stockholm to Paris. Contrary to precious document we approached paid off—Massachusetts had the best safety record in the entire mills to hold picnic at Lynn beach expectations, we had no trouble a terribly important chap at the tomorrow. in getting from the Allied military barrier. He took the slip, tore it up nation. Poor street in Frye Village commission our permits to travel and let us through. Extremely closed to allow rebuilding of cul- through Western Germany. In less impressive. Now Police Chief George A. Dane and safety officials of the vert from Hussey's pond. than an hour the Stockholm office Western Germany gave the irrr state are calling upon drivers to exercise patience and care over Old Pray house, now occupied added one more stamp to our pass- pression of a dispirited people by Mrs. C. A. Shattuck as board- ports. who had barely got to the job of the coming Labor day holiday. ing house, has been named "Hotel Headed our way southwards cleaning up their bombed towns, Andover." were Swedish busses from the Shops displayed every sort of They point out that 95,000 more cars are registered than a year The L.L. & H. St. Ry. was company that runs regular routes food and consumer goods, but ago, that a great many people will be returning from their summer forced to run two cars at a time to every country in western Eur- prices were stiff for the native Wednesday afternoon and evening opo, many with double sections pocket. War hes left its marl( on vacations, and that numerous families will be using the family between Lawrence and Andover to cornlete with sleeping quarters. the self-styled master race, and car to enjoy this last summer holiday. accomodate passengers for the If passports and the car permit are the herrenvolk by no means re- Lawrence-Reading line. in order there's practically no semble their former proud claims, They also warn motorists that all officers of the enforcement Lawyer C. A. DeCourcy re- trouble whatever in traveling by One recalls Thomas Carlyle's tained to defend E. A. Jenifer road. We crossed frontiers eleven remark that a proud king without agencies will be watching traffic. They urge extra care, more who was charged with murder of times, our car packed with bag- his clothes is merely a forked patience with other drivers, and as much travel as possible in George Davenport of Andover at gage. And we did the whole busi- radish. recent picnic in Ballardvale. ness with more expedition and in Too Short A Time In Holland daylight hours. They ask operators to take it easy on the road Dr. H. L. Clark has purchased a less time than it takes a United From Hamburg to Bremen we and not to drive while drinking. Locomobile and arrived in town in States citizen to get into his own it Monday, after having made the country, with perhaps the excep- travelled the famed autobahns, For scenery we'll take the Merritt With the terrible toll of highway death and destruction that fill trip from Fall River where the car tion of Germany where officialdom had been landed by boat. still loves to make the traveler Parkway. But we soon made up fa the nation's papers after every holiday it should not be neces- Telephone exchange in Law- feel that a frontier barrier is only our past hours when we got It Holland and our first good meal sary to urge these precautions, most of which are no more than rence moved to new building which raised after a lot of official was the annex to A. W. Stearns &mumbo-jumbo. since Denmark. Not far inside the common courtesy. Co.' dry goods store. All sub- frontier we found a delightful Andover scribers have to do now to get Across The Border To Denmark little town which we hope we Drivers ready to "step on it" might well remember that oft- "central" is to lift receiver off haven't seen for the last time. It the recruitin Denmark welcomed us with a Iligginbotton hook. Do not have to ring with generous supply of butter coupons walked into what we expected to repeated slogan, "The life you save may be your own." be a lobby, found ourselves in and are expe this improved system. for the only rationed product in the the drawing-room bar which * * * Andover defeats Merrimack 71- country. A friendly place with serves also as reception desk—what 53 in cricket league. Both teams friendly people, it is a joy to more appropriate—asked in English for A UNITED NATIONS WAR having hot race to keep out of drive through despite the fact that a couple of double last place. Victory puts Andover ferries are a necessity and ex- rooms, and within two minutes found In viewing the present unpleasantness in Korea the Banker up one place to second last. pensive. It is an attractive land ourselves William "I Many entries being received for looking at a double bed that would and Tradesman brings up a point that is well worth noting when with its rolling countryside, magni- OIL Merrimack River regatta to be held ficent beeches along many roads, sleep an entire family. The Dutch it says that more emphasis should be placed in the war news on at Lawrence Canoe club Monday, with its whitewashed brick houses too believe in comfort. the wcnder SALES A what they'd do with a modem fold. the fact that this is a United Nations war and not a United Labor day. clean and charming in the sun- Domestic I Residents of school st. end of shine. It is a happy, cheerful land ing monstrosity. The price for our a bouncing 4 Virginia R States war. Railroad street complain of the —one can't help liking it. enormous room and lit• habit of some people dumping ref- We arrived rather late at our breakfast next morning was a Only infrequent references have been made to the other nations use on that street, making un- Danish hotel and were a little tie less than three dollars a couple Which we thought distinctly reason. that are joining in the struggle, and spokesmen for Russia are sightly and unhealthy spot of it. startled to find that the beds in Automatic sewer pump in Mar- our rooms were not made. Or so we able. urgency was din. forever attempting to make it appear that we are the aggressor land Village causes vibration which thought, until we discovered that The immediate Rev/i ner. Apologetically our hostess residents in that vicinity claim an- the curious article doubled back in this fighting. explained that it was a bit late noys them. Many complaints being across the footboard was the but that she could push together a Perhaps it is too much to hope that the Russian people will made to Supt. Smith. Danish equivalent of sheet and fCr simple meal. while waiting for blankets. Getting into bed consists learn that not the United States alone but most of the peoples 25 Years Ago—August, 1925 what turned out to be a culinary merely of lying on the sheet and Nature Betty Bodwell, 8, accomplishes marvel, we asked in what we latff Yanking back over one a sort of of the earth are opposing the communistic policies of their gov- mile swim around Pomp's pond, thought was an insular way fora eriate sheet-bag filled with feathers and ernment. If they should, the paper adds, there may be an awaken- making 42nd child who has cov- coctail. If we could ask, then on fall to b down. It doesn't just cover the url ered mile course at pond this sum- host could produce—or try. It's a simp ing such as the world has long prayed for. sleeper. It snuggles down around mer. finished up with our teaching Mr le him. For a comfortable sleep give —feed Zti Camp Andover closes with pag- ice, a shaker and us one of these. Waliar up in the the mysteries of eant held in glen and program of his hand and so , morning is not too easy, but the the fixings. Then he tried SC water sports. proudly at it and provided us with Radio and Television hardy Dane can refresh himself at Strike puts 400 out of work at one on the house. The magnificent breakfast with a jolt—and we write .‘` 0 Smith & Dove plant. Committees dinner demanded a liqueur at 30 .1° SALES AND SERVICE jolt with conscious deliberation— formed to carry on negotiations. cents the double size, and a per• of ice-cold schnapps. We ar'' not Deputy Chief Lester Hilton and fection of a cigar for a dime. For Danish, so avoided what might be Fireman Timothy Madden on vaca- that meal from cocktail to cigar we tions. Kerr Spark returns to duties a refresher to a Dane but a Mickey Finn to us at eight in the morning. Paid $6.50 a couple. HAROLD PHINNEY after his two weeks' leave. Regretfully we moved on next Mr. and Mrs. George Hussey of Into Western Germany—And Out day, to remember nostalgically Chestnut st., and Mr. and Mrs. Her- that little Dutch town and the 66 Main Street Tel. 1175 The German frontier bustled bert Russell of Wolcott ave. are at charming hotel. The names o with activity, much of it perfectly Lake George after making the trip both? If you're serious about then aimless. For example, there ap- by auto. we'll give you them. But don't pears in our passport a German- Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Walker re- spread the word too far. 1\e wan * :7" inscribed statement to the effect turn after spending the summer in to goback some day before tint travel abroad. They were accomp- that she had t. typewriter with us. Slop Crobgral No one has since deigned to re- prices go up. anied by their daughter, Helen, (To be concluded next week). dry applied c who had been studying in England mark upon the fact. We do admit, for the past year. however, that quite a few Germans Scold. LAW Mrs. Nathaniel E. Bartlett of are earning a living as frontier C. A. HILL planting. You Central st., with daughters May officials. One herded us out of the third os mu car, another to ok over and shep- ELECTRICAL and Natalie, to sail Sept. 2 for millions of herded us into the theaterof opera- year's travel and study in France. CONTRACTOR in every tions, and several more imme- pact serving Andover Since 1913 lb—$1.55 (Continued on Page Seven) diately got busy with numerous rubber stamps, not your French 13 Chestnut St. Tel. 1076 !SHED 1887 SPECIAL kind of worn stamp that leaves an Seed for deep THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN illegible blur, but nice new stamps 1 lb—S1.25 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY wielded with vigor if not despatch. 58 MAIN STREET.. ANDOVER. MASS. One official copied information WI from passport to card, another Provides ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT noul THE ANDOVER POST OFFICE 19 restore lawn . . . bring it to Prescription Specialists PRICE SC PER COPY 82.50 PER YEAR PLUMBING color. 25 where you are assured professional days lawn 50 It x care, fresh, pure potent drugs and fair I'n hi) dir . Irs mg F. Rogers Eilotor I rank I. A. Humphrey and to the Andover prices. :Id, Mgr. . Raymond B. DeRuisse.au fialliadvute Hazel Schofield Shau.,Itrers . Helen Caswell Republican MCI The Air-Conditioned Wet( Pawl, . Sarah Lewis HEATING NATIONAL EDITORIAL Nomination IA Sri() T@N W. H. Welch Co. PRIMARIES, SEPT. 19 TEL. 107 TEL. AND. 128 1.. B. Waring, 19 Mormion Rd.. Mslroi, 31, 1950 Enlisting Recruits For Marine YEWS A "Merrimack Valley platoon" 23 Johnson rd., William McKee, of recruits is being formed for 6 Cuba st., John Gaudette, 17 iised our documents again enlistment in the U. S. marine Cuba st., and Walter Winward, a slip of paper stamped a corps during the month of Sep- 170 No. Main st. tic circle. A third examined tember it was announced by Personals irt and circle and added a Master Sgt. Robert L. Higgin- Ruth Weamer of Central st., is id triangle. Armed with this botham, marine corps recruiting, visiting friends in Pennsylvania us document we approached who has his headquarters in the this week. ibly important chap at the Lowell post office. The Doyle family of Enmore st., '• He took the slip, tore it up Sergeant Higginbotham stated are spending the summer at et us through. Extremely Hampton beach. sive. that he is presently conducting a tern Germany gave the irr, recruiting campaign in the three on of a dispirited People larger cities covered by his sta- ad barely got to the job of tion and that he is recruiting a ng up their bombed towns, squad from each of the areas displayed every sort of surrounding Haverhill, Lawrence and consumer goods, ha and Lowell. The sergeant went on to point out that any young were stiff for the native War liFs left its mark on man from the Merrimack Valley between the ages of 17 and 29 alf-styled master race, and who can pass the mental and errenvolk by no means re• physical requirements of the their former proud claims, marine corps is eligible to be- recalls Thomas Carlyle's come a member of the "Merrimack that a proud king without Valley Platoon." lothes is merely a forked Recent enlistments in the platoon include the following sort A Time In Holland Andover boys; David Southwick, Hamburg to Bremen le ed the famed autobahns, nenery we'll take the Merritt is. But we soon made up fa Let the Glennie's milk man welcome ast hours when we got to you home after the holiday with his id and our first good meal pure, fresh milk. He carries 8 dif- Denmark. Not far inside the ferent grades of milk plus 6 other .r we found a delightful dairy products. Just call Ent. 5368. town which we hope we ,Andover boys sign up with the new Merrimack Valley platoon of recruits for the U.S. marine corps at t seen for the last time, It the recruiting office in Lowell. From left to right, David Southwick, William McKee, Sergt. Robert L. i into what we expected to Iligginbuttom, in charge of recruiting; John Gaudette and Walter Winward, They will enter service soon obby, found ourselves in the and are expected to train at Paris Island, North Carolina. (Photo courtesy of the Lowell Sun) g-room bar which serves ARE YOUR CHILDREN READY s reception desk—what McBride for commendable results Mon BOTH INSIDE AND OUT? Iriate—asked in English for being attained at Pomp's pond this 'pie of double rooms, and year. Children need more than new clothes at two minutes found ourselves Andover motorist, back from the opening of school. They need the extra energy that an increased supply of g at a double bed that MUM William "Bill" Barron, Jr. long trip,describes courtesy which an entire family. The Dutch OIL BURNER western states accord visiting Glennie's milk will provide at 10rt per lb. What other, food offers you a bargain ,lieve in comfort. We wcnder SALES AND SERVICES autoists who commit minor traffic hey'd do with a modem fold- (Continued from Editorial Page) infractions. Hopes that courtesy Domestic Heating Systeme mstrosity. The price for our Miss Sally Bartlett will join the plan will become general. 4 Virginia Rd. Tel. And. 1987 )us room and a bouncing family in Paris later this month. St. Augustine's school to open 198 MASS. AVE., NO. ANDOVER Tel. Low. 4159 or Enterprise 5368 ast next morning was a ht. Fred Keuhner, John Levis and Sept. 8, Punchard Sept. 9, and el- ;s than three dollars a couple • Miss Marie Daley of post office ementary schools Sept. 14. we thought distinctly reason. force enjoying vacations. Back at Members of Andover lodge, 230, work after their vacations are I.O.O.F. enjoy auto ride to Salis- immediate urgency was din. Frank McDonald, Francis Daly and bury beach. The committee, Her- Apologetically our hostess Leo P. Driscoll. bert H. Ford, Claremont I. Gray, ned that it was a bit late Revive Summer Augustine Sullivan, paymaster Harry Peatman, Harry Thompson, at she could push togethera at the Smith & Dove Mfg. Co., Bertram S. Scott and Ralph Berry. ) meal. While waiting for Scorched Lawns back after auto trip to Main and Ballardvale Methodist church LABOR DAY WEEK turned out to be a culinal7 Canada. Sunday school members hold out- ing at Salem Willows. Many enjoy 1, we asked in what we late erNature provides ideal weath- Ben Hyde hits double to drive in late motor boat ride about bay. it was an insular way fora summer in run which wins game 1-0 for fall to and 1. If we could ask, then on build early Hardy & Ross team over Peter 10 Years Ago - August 1940 it's be could produce—or try. It a simple lawns. Carr's of Lawrence. During game Plan to build three apartment task ed up with our teaching Mr —fee at Henry Porter, manager of local houses and a filling station on little cost Shaw estate, 85 Main' st., to be isteries of ice, a shaker and and d with TURF BUILDER nine, presented with watch by firm. cings. Then he tried his hand Body changes and chassis re- subject of hearing before board of Y at it and provided us with sow SCOTTS SEED. finements more pronounced than appeals next Monday. ri the house. The magnificent any made since the adoption of Total of 181 voters register in demanded a liqueur at 30 Model T chassis, announced by two final sessions before Septem- 00 0 the double size, and a per• 1. Ford Motor Co. ber primary. of a cigar for a dime. For Toll charge to Lawrence to be Officer John Deyermond reported The Human Knife Ring eal from cocktail to cigar we subject of poll of Andover sub- "fair" at Clover Hill hospital 6.50 a couple. scribers within week. where he has been under treatment Sportsmen's Shows iretfully we moved on nest We compliment William C. Crow- for past two weeks. 10,000 Farm, Home to remember nostalgically ley, James C. Souter and Frank Dan Hartigan's new summer home little Dutch town and the at Rye beach completed. With Mrs. Exhibits,Contests ing hotel. The names o Hartigan is planning to spend va- If you're serious about them cation there. Big Brother give you them. But don' Department of public utilities Bob Emery, Sot. 1 the word too far. Vie want notifies selectmen that it is study- back some day before the ing the foreign exchange telephone 2 Children's days go up. Stop Crabgrass with SCUTL, Scotts rate question involving Andover- (Mon. -&Tues.) ) be concluded next week). dry applied control—S1.95 $6.85 Lawrence calls. Andover Junior Legion bugle General Admission Scam LAWN SEED tops for fall and drum corps makes big hit at 804 Tax Incl. r. planting. You need sow only a annual state convention of Legion A. HILL After 6 P. M. 504 third as much because of the held at Salisbury beach and New- ELECTRICAL Pays Medical Expenses buryport. One admission covers everything millions of sure growing seeds "Time to pension F.D.," we CONTRACTOR in every package. Up to $5,000 Each Person ring Andover Since 1913 1 lb—$1.55 say editorially in discussion of delay in putting social security Tel. 1076 .hestnut St SPECIAL PURPOSE BLEND act into effect. Comdr. Forrest P. Sherman, USN, Seed for deep shade, poor dry soils. 1 16—$1.25 brother of Kenneth L. Sherman, GREYHOUND 5 lbs—$6.15 superintendent of schools, is mem- ber of joint defense board with RACING TURF BUILDER Husband, wife and 1 or 2 children Canard now making history at Provides nourishment needed to $10.00; 3 children $15.00; 4 or HI I restor Ottawa. e lawn health, vigor and more $20.00. F C, O BITTEN BY DOG color. 25 lbs—S2.50 feeds a No red tape Just phone 10 THRILLING RACES Ys lawn 50 It x 50 ft. Bruce Bisset, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bissett of Whittier st., the Andover Deliveries Daily was bitten twice by a dog Wednes- BEATRICE KAY, Star of Stage, Screen, Radio & Tele- day, once below the chin and vision will make Labor Day a day to be remembered. publican IIIMICKMANNIS again over the left eye. He was urination GRAIN•14ARDWARE•PAINT The Insurance Office treated by Dr. T. Dennie Pratt. Police reported the dog was owned Saturday fun will be enhanced by a famous name band. Andover 870 MARIES, SEPT. 19 LAWRENCE Bank Bldg. by Russell Stevens of Whittier st. The animal was quarrantined for Rd., M0I101 FREE PARKING SPACE 5Nurin9, 19 Marmion for 14 rlavu. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 31, 1950 Yacht Club Nominates Zink PERSONALS ligiou The nominating committee of the Carol Folley of Essex st., Ipswich Bay Yacht club, an or- spending the week at Hamptoi rV C e ganization that includes a number beach as the guest of her Neil e Music of Andover residents, has pre- Jacqueline Doyle. dshse d asn i sented the name of Alvin Zink as Maureen and Lawrence Gillool) r ak rn commodore. Election of officers of Washington third ose ave., vacationti iec a will take place at the annual last week at the Kittredge estate : eu meeting Saturday. in New Hampshire. the Bapti utive We, TOWN HOUSE CLOSLM: Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Andersei and children of fling Oct. The town house will be closed Andover st, BB1, lardvale, are spending the w he Rev. all day Saturday. After closing ed at Wells beach, Me. his wife ridgy night it will not open until through Tuesday morning. Arnold Schofield received tte vania ser seven year camp Onway emblem it terences ANNOUNCEMENT the closing exercises at the can, cKerron i Sunday. MRS. RUTH A. BODWELL is curr Mrs. Howard Lakin and family ff of Gor t$ Whittier St. Tel. 1942 and Mrs. Raymond Lamphier and field dire \nnounces that she is again family of Marland st. have returned an accor taking renewals and new subscrip- to their homes after spending t4 imba play tions to all magazines. My 20th past three weeks at Sandwich, N,1 year at this work T GALL E Mrs. Cora Fish of Rockland all he Addis Mr. and Mrs. Milton Clark of Whit. rt Schools man were recent guests at the ho, L 24, will of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hadley. otherwise Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Perry ad s 9-5, Sin Putting a new flooring on the bridge over the Shawsheen river at Andover street in Ballardvale, work- family spent last Thursday at ips, men for the board of public works are shown putting the top layer in place, part of which has already wich beach as the guests of Mr.ani been treated with a preservative. The bridge has been entirely retimbered after the finding of so much Mrs. Arvid Moberger. Mr. Perry decayed woodwork under the flooring. (Look Photo) enjoying his annual vacation from his duties at the S.S. Pierce Co., AR101 of Boston. Crashes Window Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reid haven. will res Truck Tire Rim turned to their home in Auburn, teachin An unusual accident occured on BALLARDVALE N.Y., after visiting Mr. and Niri Abbott Main street about 6:15 p.m. Wed- Ars. Hazel Schofield, Correspondent, Telephone 898-M Charles Milligan of Tewksbury s1 ss and Mr. and Mrs. George Hendersta cher's dir nesday when the rim of an auto od School tire flew off the wheel of a truck of Chester st. Mrs. Reid is a sis, CUP ON DISPLAY Mitchell of Tewksbury st., Sunday. ter of both women. an active and crashed through the plate Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ark erson The Arabs of Ballardvale, first can Matth glass window of the Andover Con- Jr., and family of Marland st., and anist at place winners in the Cadet league, sumers'Co-operative Inc., 68 Main Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arkerson Sr., arch. st. have been awarded a cup donated of West Concord, enjoyed a motor The truck was owned by the Es- by the Catholic Men's club, which trip to the White mountains over EDAR RC sex Express of Lawrence, accord- is now on display at the Vale post the past weekend. ing to the police report of the ac- office. The team was coached by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greenwood cident, and operated by Arthur J. Jack Barberian and Bill Watts. of Tewksbury st., and Alfred Duke Stevenson of North Andover. It Ralph Sharp received a baseball of River st., attended the fire- was proceeding north and came to for being the best all-around men's muster at Marblehead last a stop at the Chestnut street traf- player. Other members of the team week. d fic lights when a tire blew out are Donald Ness, Jack Lawrie, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray and sending the rim flying through the Frank Hebert, Kenneth Sparks, daughter, El len, visited relatives window. No-one was injured. Phil Coates, Richard Lawrence, in Littleton recently. John Robertson, Raymond Reed, License tt98 Raymond Nolin, David McFar- 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE 800, Robert and Raymond Nolin, David lane, Ralph Sharpe, George Nason and Paul McFarlane, Fred Buckley ANDOVER SQUARE and Billy Shaw went by bicycle TEL. ANDOVER 1998 SAVE 20% and Robert Lakin. Sunday to the Logan airport at on your fuel supply this winter Win Swimming Events East Boston where they witnessed the air show. We are sole agents for Perma Seal wood and Boys and girls of the Vale en- Lucille O'Hara of Marland st., aluminum combination screen and storm windows. joyed all of the activities at recently celebrated her 15th birth- Pomp's this summer. They were day at her home. CALL FOR A SURVEY OF YOUR HOME. picked up and returned by bus "KEN" CROMPTON'S every day. Dianne Mitchell of Tewksbury Robert Lakin was the winner of st., recently fell and suffered an the "swimming to the equator" injury to her elbow. INCORPORATED ARLINGTON MOTORS. event. He received a pair of under- Mr. and Mrs. David Crowther Your Mercury and Lincoln Dealer water goggles. and son, Robert, of Angola, Ill., recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Authorized Sales and Servi.;e The Vale team also won the relay race. It was composed of James Schofield of Tewksbury st. wish all a TEL. 37188 622 BROADWAY • LAWRENCE David McFarlane, Gardner Town- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tonchette send, Ralph Sharpe and Raymond and family of Lawrence were a very Reed. Bill Watts and Jack Bar- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. barian were the coaches. Clyde Mears of Oak st. The BON MARCHE Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Matthews plesant Weenie Roast and son of Skowhegan, Me., are Kenneth Newcomb of Center st., visiting relatives in the Vale and holiday was host last Friday to a number Tewksbury. of his little friends at a weenie Mrs. George Graichen and daught. roast in observance of his seventh er, Phylis, of Lawrence, formerly and urge birthday. Le was the recipient of of the Vale, have been vacation- many gifts and a birthday cake ing in New York. They returned all to drive PILLOW SALE I was enjoyed by the gathering. His with the Reids. guests were Judy and Suzan Bay- Mr. and Mrs. William Gillis of liss, Freddy and Rita Harkins, Marland st. spent Sunday at the carefully Virginia and Paul Duchesne, state park at Kingston, N.H. Harold, Beverly and Phillip New- Betty Stevens of Newbury is SAVE ON visiting her aunt, Mrs. Harry Peaty comb, Mrs. Fred Harkins and Mrs. 447 Essex St. Tel. 23330 George Newcomb. man of Woburn st. Mic NATIONALLY Barbara Harrington of Andover Reverse Calls Accepted Birthday Party st. is visiting her cousin, Mary L. WRENCE ADVERTISED Jane Wilson entertained last Elizabeth Reardon, in Dorchester. e bri Wednesday, with a cookout at her PILLOWS 1 home on Andover st., in honor of with her 12th birthday. ;,-,weral of her young friends were an attendance wond REG. 611 99 . G. and she received mark), fine gifts 4 99 in memory of the occasion. Fall $4.91 ea. $1.98 • With UN. Squadron —5 FLOORS— for C A. Plumply filled with 50',, Lt. Leslie R. Hadley, of Ballard- Plumply filled with In vale, has been assigned to Hq. Famous Brand Names me in imported -gown and 50"0 imported down and 90'0 squadron, 4th airforce, Hamilton en Tt duck feathers. Feather- duck feathers. Feather- Field, San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Hadley is in California with her Radios - Appliances night proof ticking. proof ticking, corded husband. Their two children, David edge. and Leslie, are with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. TELEVISION Hadley of Chester st. • IMPORTED DOWN PILLOWS PEG. $9.98 Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Hebb and ea. twins. Elwood and Elinor, of Med- TEL LAW. 7637 6.99 ford, visited Mr. and Mrs. George LAWRENCE

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SONALS ligious Musical MARRIAGE RETURN irol Folley of Essex st., is "Jimmy Fund" ding the week at Hantoi rvice Series WEST PARISH The following marriage return h as the guest of her friend he Musical MacKerrons are in- Drive Opens has been filed at the office of ueline Doyle. ded among the list of outstand- Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Correspondent, Telephone 584-J Town Clerk George H. Winslow: tureen and Lawrence WWI speakers already engaged for "Jimmy Fund" receptacles will John F. McCartney, 73 Highland Washington third series of special relie- GROUP MEETING beach, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. appear in about 25 business places rd., and Joan D. Cote, 25 Canter- ave., vacationed s musical services to be held Earl Slate. bury st., married Aug. 26, by the week at the Kittredge estate One of the groups of the Junior in Andover during the next two ew Hampshire. the Baptist church for six con- Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Lewis weeks in cooperation with the Rev. James J. McCusker, at St. utive Wednesday evenings be- Woman's union of the West church of Lowell st., were in Hartford, Children's Cancer Research F'oun- Mary's church, Lawrence. and Mrs. Stewart Anders% enjoyed an outing last Thursday children of Andover st, ning Oct. 11. Conn., and New York City for the dation at the Children's hospital, evening at the summer home of PIANO vale, are spending the wed he Rev. Franklin MacKerron weekend. which is conducting a "Jimmy" I his wife, Eleanor, are now on one of its members, Mrs. Norman TUNING AND REPAIRING ells beach, Me. Shirley Stevens entered her drive from Aug. 31 to Sept. 15. through New York and Penn- Morgan at Seabrook beach. Bathing collie puppy in the show held at vania serving at several Bible was enjoyed and a hamburg roast Atty. Samuel Resnik, Andover HERBERT LIVINGSTON' nold Schofield received ) Manchester, Sunday, and won first chairman for the drive, says that !rs year camp Onway emblems terences in those areas. Mr. was one of the festivities. Those prize in the competition. 175 N. Main St. Andover who attended were: Mrs. Albert one important result of the .vcrk of closing exercises at the ca cKerron is a baritone soloist Mr. end Mrs. Fred White have the new foundation has been to Tel. 1926 - M ay. is currently serving on the Batchelder, Mrs. Albert Heinz, returned to their home on Shaw- make doctors everywhere "cancer Formerly with a prominent *s. Howard Lakin and family ff of Gordon college, Boston, Mrs. Karl Haartz, Mrs. Barbara sheen rd., after enjoying a vaca- Demers, Mrs. William Barron, Jr., conscious" in diagnosing young- STEINWAY Piano House. Mrs. Raymond Lamphier and field director. Mrs. MacKerron tion at Dexter, Me. sters' ailments. Today, in children ly of Marland st. have returnsd an accomplished pianist and Mrs Robert Marland and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Seinworth Abbott Batch elder. from 5 up to youths of 19 cancer V - OMR IMO FREE qg heir homes after spending t4 imba player. and family of Canterbury st., have leads all other diseases as a cause returned from a several days' LEARN TO DRIVE three weeks at Sandwich, ti, T GALLERY Rug Class Outing of death. It ranks second only to s. Cora Fish of Rockland ar vacation spent in the White Mts. FROM he Addison Gallery showing Several members of the West accidents. and Mrs. Milton Clark of Whit. rt Schools U. S. A. 1950" until Charles Doyle has returned from LAWRENCE'S MOST I were recent guests at the ho, Andover rug making class enjoyed the Lawrence General hospital to The foundation was organized in MODERN AUTO SCHOOL I t. 24, will be closed Labor day, an outing Monday at the home of r. and Mrs. Leslie Hadley, otherwise open as usual. Week- his home on Greenwood rd., where 1948 by the Variety club of New Your Future Driving Depends Mrs. Belanger at Marblehead. England, a social organization of ▪ and Mrs. Randolph Perry and s 9-5, Sundays 2.30-5. he is recuperating following a 111 On Your ly spent last Thursday at ipy A lobster dinner was served by recent accident in which he was the theatre trade, in cooperation INSTRUCTIONS the hostess at noon and bathing CL beach as the guests of Mr.at thrown from his wagon. with the Boston Braves organiza- IC. For Appointment Arvid Moberger. Mr. Perry s was enjoyed. Among those present Mr. and Mrs. Lester Parkhurst tion. Gov. Paul A. Dever has Call Collect - Law. 4:965 MISS were: Mrs. Edward Morrissey, eying his annual vacation fret of Pittsfield, Me., spent the week- signed a proclamation designing LAWRENCE duties at the S.S. Pierce Ca, ARION L. ABBOTT Mrs. William Barron, Jr., Mrs. end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. the period between Aug. 31 and AUTO SCHOOL oston. Irving Patterson, Mrs. Kenneth William Stewart of High Plain rd. Sept. 15 as "Jimmy Time" through- 82!' South Broadway Churchill, Mrs. James Byrnes and 2 7. and Mrs. J. W. Reid havers. will resume pianoforte Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Nichol out the commonwealth during which This coupon entitles holder I Dorothy Byrnes. the fund raising campaign will be ed to their home in Auburn, teaching on Sept. 11. and children of High Plain rd., to First Lesson FREE conducted. am am 111 after visiting Mr. and Mrs Food Sale have returned from a short stay FREE "les Milligan of Tewksbury st., ss Abbott, who received her at Kennebunk, Me. Mr. and Mrs. George Hendersos cher's diploma from the Sher- All interested in good whole- David Batchelder has returned some home cooked food are asked ER1 N 7hester st. Mrs. Reid is a sit. od School of Music in Chicago, to his home in Carruthersville, , )f both women. an active member of the Am- to patronize the food sale to be Mo., after spending the past ten ( NORTH'FADING can Matthay Association and conducted next Saturday, Sept. 2, clays with his mother Mrs. Isabelle anist at the West Parish commencing at 10 a. m., on the Batchelder. urch. Her studio is at: grounds of the West Parish church. Margaret Dick has returned to NATC, DRIVE • IN THE4ret The committee in charge is as her home on High Plain rd. after EDAR ROAD Tel. 555 follows: Chairman Louise Kelsey, an enjoyable 8,000 mile auto- TREsc°R124 on ROUTES 28 aunt 62 0 NS Mrs. Kenneth Penwell, Mrs. Rich- mobile trip to the West coast `Things Different" - ard Williams and Mrs. Walter which included the Dakota Black NOW PLAYING ENDS SATURDAY — SEPT. 2 $50 to $2,000 Simon. hills, Yellowstone park and the Woman's Union To Meet Redwoods of California. JACK CARSON - JANIS PAIGE - DON DeFORE:TECHNICOLOR Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baillargeon ANDOVER d Suddenly The first fall !reeling of the have returned to their home on "ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS" Woman's union of the West church Brechin terrace after an enjoyable FINANCE CO. will be held at 2.30 p. m., Wednes- motor trip to Montreal and Quebec. MONTGOMERY "DAKOTA LIL" WINDSOR License ur98 s Fall ! ! ! day, Sept. 6. The covered dish Thomas Carter of Lowell st., Floor — MUSGROVE ILK. lunch scheduled for the meeting spent Sunday with friends at Old SATURDAY ANDOVER SQUARE has been indefinitely postponed. Orchard beach. SUNDAY PONY RIDES FOR KIDDIES TEL. ANDOVER 1998 Mrs. Lawrence Thomes will pre- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson have side at the meeting and Mrs. John returned to their home in Denver, STARTS SUNDAY FOR 3 DAYS 3— Gaskill will have charge of the Col.. after spending the summer devotions. It is hoped a large months with the former's parents Y "WABASH AVENUE" MATURE number will attend this fall rally Mr. and Mrs. Albion Johnson of BBETTYGRAB meeting. High Plain rd. Grange News Mrs. Saul Shtrumpfman and "TOO LATE FOR TEARS" daughter, Sylvia, have returned to DAN LIZABETH Andover Grange 184 met last their home on Lowell st., after Tuesday evening for a brief meet- DURYEA CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE SCOTT INCORPORATED an enjoyable 12-day trip to Buf- ing at Grange hall. Following the falo, N. Y.. Niagara Falls, Mon- WE meeting members enjoyed a mys- treal and a boat trip up the St. tery ride which finally ended at Lawrence and Saguenay rivers. HAVE wish all the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- Eleanor Jones of Waltham TELEVISION! erick Carter of Tewksbury, where recently enjoyed a week's vaca- an out of doors cook-out was en- tion with her aunt, Mrs. Lathrop a very joyed. About 25 members attended. Merrick of Shawsheen rd. plesant Personals Obituary ... * Mrs. George Hunter of Melrose t, spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. JUNE E. TOMLINSON holiday Carl Stevens of Virginia rd. William McKeown, Jr., of June Eleanor Tomlinson, two and urge Lowell st., is spending the week months old, daughter of former mountain climbing and boating at residents of Ballardvale, Mr. and Bar Harbor. Mrs. George H. Tomlinson, of all to drive Barbara Lewis of Lowell st., Detroit, Mich., died Aug. 17, after enjoyed the weekend with friends a two weeks illness. at Meredith, N. H. The funeral was held in Detroit carefully Judith Marland, Mary Fielding and burial took place in Ferndale Why, How, And When You We' at and Norman Hudgins are attending cemetery. "l el. 23330 the youth religious conference Should Save At The — ,47 Essex St. being held this week at the Uni- Reverse Calls Accepted Michael Jay's ASBESTOS SIDING versity of New Hampshire. They Neu. beauty in Johns Mans ille Permatone LAWRENCE are representing the young people Colored Asbestos Sidewalk. Also Insulated e brimming over of the West church. Brick and Stone. Roofing. Estimates Free. LAWRENCE CO-OPERATIVE BANK Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis of WILLIAM P. DOYLE Lowell st., enjoyed the weekend with wonderful, at Trailer Park camp, Hampton Foster Circle, And. — Tel. 1483 1. We pay you to save. klE CO. wonderful ideas 2. Your money is always available, and insured in fu:I. 3. We'll help you choose a Savings Plan that fits Fall-for College 12 your budget to a "T".

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10 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 31, 1950 SPECIAL OFFICER RESIGNS Philip A. Cox, 12's Ridge rd., has tendered his resignation as special police officer in the town of Andover. For many y ears he has ommom, performed special duties for Phil- lips academy. .sex, ss. CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT To all pc —ALSO-- to of MAF se known Cesspools and Septic Tanks e of An Installed .sed. CHARLES CORBEIL petit( d Court TEL. LOWELL 7236 ment pu said dec N of A .ying tha reof. If you de r attor .earance e ten o'c •hteenth m day !loess, J. Kenneth Atwood st Judge •hth day CEMETERY MEMORIALS usand n Monuments — Markers JO Cemetery Lettering .mmonw, Office and Display at PI Knipe Rd. Route No. 12.8 sex, ss. Po all pei Ward Hill • of FO P. O. Box 350 Tel. 24951 dover in petiti Haverhill, Mass. d Court Getting ready for the opening of schools next Wednesday there are the preparations being made at Punchard high by Fred L. Collins, sale numerous things to be done such as checking supplies and textbooks left, Mrs. F. R. Petty, Barbara Greenwood, secretary to the superb,. eased. before the scholars start trooping into classrooms. Here are some of tendent, and Edward O'Hagen Jr. (Look Photo) you des attor 'wow, • earan c e Red Cross Busy Appeals for various Red Cross 1 e ten a' .10 MINUTES WELL SPENT training classes are beginning to During Summer teenth c . . . that's all it takes to drive to reach the office. It is hoped that m day Ann's . . . to appetizing luncheons, (Continued from Page One) arrangements can be completed John H ltness, well prepared, well served In a re- this fall for courses in first aid • e, Firs freshing atmosphere. Disaster Chairman John M. Mur- and nurse's aid, bith basic and ray and his committee are making my-fifth refresher, and home Service. thousan, • SERVING LUNCHEONS plans for a September meeting The early re-activation of pro- 12 N. to 4 P.M. Tues. thru Sat. from 95, JO HI with local safety department and duction under Mrs. Henry G. Tyer, GRECOE ell, Cla civilian defense authorities to in- and canteen with Mrs. Charles D. Essex S • SERVING DINNERS tegrate community-wide disaster McDuffie, along with the other vol- jeweler • Optician ence, h 12 N. to 8:30 P.M. from $1.51) relief plans. unteer services makes the need Matching the step-up in this for additional volunteer workers 48 MAIN sT. •.ubscr il emergency service all over the essential. country is the tremendous in- A meeting for the enlistment of TELEPHONE 830-II ANDOVER COTTAGE crease in pressure on the blood ut f/ SOUTH MAIN ST. ANDOVER recruits is scheduled for late fr program since Gen. Marshall ac- September. CH( cepted the request of Secretary RESERVATIONS: TEL. AND. 1860 Miss Mary McKee of Cuba st., 12 Noon to 8:30 P. M.; Closed Mondays (except holidays) of Defense Johnson's for a stock- OODS piling of blood for the armed ser- has been assisting the fund re- ROOM AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES organization committee at Red FOR YOUR vices. LOU Col. Frank L. Purdon, blood re- Cross headquarters, during late July and August. BEST CAR! ON T 8-CU-FT cruiting chairman for Andover, represented the local chapter at a Recently a copy of the "Oval meeting held in Salem to co-ord- Mirror" monthly publication of inate blood programs in this area. Bedford Veterans hospital, has EXT HOME FREEZER Miss Barbara A. Loomer attended come to hand. It carries an item expressing "grateful thanks for a MODEL NA-8 an emergency session in Boston, at which Red Cross obligations to very enjoyable day" and refers to the armed services were dis- the picnic at which a large group cussed. Victor A. Mill Jr. and his of patients were the guests of committee have already begun Andover chapter, American Red preparations for the scheduled vis- Cross, at the Phillips academy it of the Red Cross bloodmobile Log Cabin, Mrs. rertrude Allicon, to Andover early in November. print shop Gray Lady, served as Quotas will be greatly increased hostess and directed activities over those formerly assigned. for the day. Mrs. Alice Connors of NO DOWN PAYMENT! Staff aides have been giving the motor corps was the driver for tours around Andover. Mrs. Charles Cut your food costs down with volunteer service to cover the 011 office desk during both the vaca- McDuffie, Mrs. Otto Escholz and this dependable G-E Home Miss Elizabeth Hilton of the SHAWSHEEN Freezer! Holds up to 280 lbs of tion and the conference absences frozen foods! of the executive secretary. This Andover canteen prepared the Motor Mart branch is being expanded by Mrs. luncheon served at noon. • Automatic temperature control Cakes, cookies, candy and Your Andover Ford Dealt • Automatic interior light David M. Thompson in anticipa- tion of the greater Red Cross re- cigarettes were donated by friends 47 Haverhill St., Showshee • Automatic indicator light in Andover interested in this type • Sliding storage baskets for sponsibility to civilians and the Tel. 767—Law. 5635 convenience armed forces in the near future. of therapy. • Counterbalanced lid for safety Mrs. J. J. Tavern and the home • Dependable G-E sealed-in service committee are studying refrigerating unit the new instructions on handling SUMMER- TIME e communications between soldiers and prisoners of war in Korea and Order your G-E Freezer from us today — Pay on our easy their families here. At least three Andover boys are known to be in always fresh and just right! "Bank-Your-Payments" plan! Korea. The Red Cross water safety pro- Famous "Candy Cupboard" Chocolate's We carry a complete line of packaging materials— gram has been effectively admin- pliofilm, cellophane, Vapo Cans, stockinette and cartons. istered all summer at Pomp's pond lb. $1.00 2 lbs. $1.95 Also preserving jars and other canning needs. through Donald D. Dunn and his assistants who were trained un- also Candy Cupboard Caramels and Peppermints der scholarship arrangements pro- vided by Andover chapter at the Whitman's "Samplers" lb. 2.00 aquatic school in South Hanson. Vairhill lb. $1.50 Philadelphia Box lb. $1.25

PAY YOUR TELEPHONE BILL HERE W. SHIRLEY BARNARD Real Estate and Insurance GENERAL ELECTRIC 390 Main and Barnard Streets HOME FREEZERS Telephone 66 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 31, 1950 11 Commonwealth of Massachusetts PROBATE COURT LEGAL NOTICES Docket No. 231,777 CLASSIFIED ADS Essex ss. To all persons interested in the es- omnionwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts tate of CECILIA A. DERRAH late of PROBATE COURT Essex, ss. Andover in said County, deceased. Services Offered Articles for Sale A petition has been presented to No. 231,785 To either of the Constables of the Town of Andover said Court praying that JOHN A. KYDD Bendix Washing iviacnine certified sex, ss. Greeting: FOR SALE - HUDSON SEAL coat - In the name of the Commonwealth of Andover in said County be appointed repairs and service. Hal W. Wen- Very good condition. Size 36 - Price To all persons interested in the es- nik. Tel. Law. 29033 - 36031; An- of MARJORIE F. ECKMAN, other- you are hereby required to notify and administrator of said estate without . 875. Tel. Lawrence 25730. 0-24-31 giving a surety on his bond. dover 1461• s known as MARJORIE G. ECKMAN, warn the inhabitants of said town who e of Andover in said County de- are qualified to vote in Primaries to If you desire to object thereto you or meet in Precincts One, Two, Three, your attorney should file a written Ruffled and tailored curtains Wanted to Buy sed. Four; appearance in said Court at Salem be- starched and stretched. Ruffled petition has been presented to Five, Six viz: The Central Fire 60¢ pair. Plain 500 pair.. Call Antiques or Anything Old. Marble- d Court for probate of a certain in- Station, 'Precinct One, The Square and fore ten o'clock in the forenoon on the eighteenth day of September 1950, the And. 1278 - W. top, Walnut, Grape and Rose- merit purporting to be the last will Compass Hall, Precinct Two, The return day of this citation. carved Furniture, Glass, China, said deceased by EDWARD S. ECK- Sacred Heart School, Balmoral St., Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Esquire, SLIPCOVERS EXPERTLY TAIL- Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, Prints, N of Andover in said County and Precinct Three, The Grange Hall, First Judge of said Court, this twenty- ORED. Tel. Andover 349. Frames, Guns, Coins, Furniture, ying that he be appointed executor Precinct Four, The Ballardvale Fire Station, Precinct Five and the Pea- eighth day of August in the year one Etc., William F. Graham', Jr., 165 body House, Phillips St., Precinct thousand nine hundred and fifty. Heavy Machinery Moving. St. Clair Golden Hill Ave., Haverhill, Mass. re°f•f you desire to object thereto you or Six. JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. Crouse Co., 654 Prospect St., Me- Telephone Haverhill 23708. Will r attorney should file a written thuen. Tel. Res. 28369 or 22718. call to look. arance in said Court at Salem be- TUESDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY Town of Andover e ten o'clock in the forenoon on the OF SEPTEMBER, 1950 at 9:00 o'clock A.M. for the following purposes: Public Hearing FRED A. McGREGOR CO. - Con- Wanted To Buy—China, Glass, hteenth day of September 1950, the RENWYCK HENDERSON having tracting Painters. Residents and to day of this citation. To bring in their votes to the Pri- Bric-a-Brac, Jewelry, Furniture, mary Officers for the Nomination of petitioned the Board of Selectmen for a Industrial. Stacks, Poles and itness, JOHN V. PHELAN,Esquire, license to keep and store petroleum Clocks, Linens and anything old. Candidates of Political Parties for Steeple work. Call us for an esti- at Judge of said Court, this twenty- products in the amount of 550 gallons Will call to look. Ann MacEachern, the following offices: mate. 296 Sutton st., North Ando- th day of August in the year one in an underground tank on the land of 150 Main st., Groveland, Tel. Governor for this Commonwealth ver. Tel Lawrence 28878 •TF usand nine hundred and fifty. the petitioner at Haggetts Pond Road Haverhill 27077. Lieutenant Governor for this Common- JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. in the said Town of Andover, a public wealth RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL girl hearing on said petition will be held mmonwealth of Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth for this desires work as baby sitter. After- For Rent—Apts and Flats v on Monday, September 11, 1950 at 7:30 PROBATE COURT Commonwealth. noons or evenings. References P.M. at the Town House, in accordance sex, ss. Treasurer and Receiver-General for furnished, Tel. And. 1539 M. C-31 NORTH ANDOVER - - ROOM with with provisions of the General Laws o all persons interested in the es- this Commonwealth private bath. Available Sept. 16. relating thereto. of FOSTER C. BARNARD late of Auditor of the Commonwealth for this Address Andover Townsman, Box clover in said County, deceased. Commonwealth By order of the Printing and Engraving e M-35, Andover, Mass. v-24-31 Board of Selectmen petition has been presented to Attorney General for this Common- For Printing Plates Call Law- d Court for license to sell at pri- wealth GEORGE H. WINSLOW, Town Clerk rence 21304, Barr Engraving Co. Wanted to Rent lard high by Fred I.. Collins, e sale certain real estate of said Representative in Congress for the 5th Date of issue Congressional District 238 Common st., Lawrence. e-tf wood, secretary to the superin• eased. August 31, 1950 (Look Photo) f you desire to object thereto you or Councillor for the 5th Councillor Dis- Printing Services by the Publisher WANTED—TO RENT or lease- attorney should file a written trict Town of Andover of your TOWNSMAN. Complete 5 room heated apartment, duplex, earance in said Court at Salem be- Senator for the 4th Senatorial District Public Hearing printing service for all your per- or single home. Two adults and e ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 3 Representatives in General Court for A public hearing will be held at the sonal and commercial require- son away at school. Best refer- teenth day of September 1950, the the 5th Representative District Town House at 7:15 P.M., Thursday, ments. Call And. 1943. ences. Write Mr. Freedlender at to day of this citation. District Attorney for the Eastern Dis- Sept. 7, 1950, to act upon the petition P. 0. Box 68, Haverhill or call trict of PHILLIP A. and DORCAS COSTEL- Hay. 26513. John H itness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- Help Wanted—Female h e, First Judge of said Court, this County Commissioner for Essex County LO to change the residence at 13 Sum- my-fifth day of August in the year Sheriff for Essex County mer St. into a multi-apartment house. WANTED - A CLEANING woman. Artesian Wells thousand nine hundred and fifty. The polls will be open from 9:00 BOARD OF APPEALS Colored preferred. 3 days weekly. JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. A.M. to 6:00 P.M. JAMES S. EASTHAM Address Andover Townsman, Box Don't be short of water this year. GRECOE ell, Clay & Tomlinson Hereof fail not and make return of Chairman R-35, Andover, Mass. J-31 Let the Viera Artesian Well co. Essex Street this warrant with your doings thereon Town of Andover of Andover drill your well. Call Jeweler • Optician ence, Mass. at the time and place of said meeting. Public Hearing or write 119 Andover St., Andover. Given under our hands this 21st day A public hearing will be held at the Help Wanted—Male Tel. And. 849-W. of August A.D. 1950. 48 MAIN ST. Town House at 7:45 P.M., Thursday, ubscribe to the TOWNSMAN Roy E. Hardy Sept. 7, 1950 to act upon the petition WANTED - A MAN to care for lawn J. Everett Collins TELEPHONE 830-8 of HARRY R. and LAURA C. DOCKAM and garden for rest of the season. Mrs. John Denholm, 101 Summer Sidney P. White to use land on the "By-Pass'' for a Approximately 8 hours a week. st., has returned to her duties at CHOICE OF FINE Selectmen of Andover Dairy Bar, Gift Shop, Gasoline Station Tel. Andover 1218 i-31 the Merrimack Mutual Fire In- A true copy Attest and pleasure purposes. surance Co., office after a week's OODS AND LIQUORS George N. Sparks, Constable BOARD OF APPEALS Dogs, Cots and Pets vacation. ORCAYROIV August 31, 1950 JAMES S. EASTHAM LOUIS SCANLON'S Chairman FOR SALE - REGISTERED Irish Here To Serve . . . B ES T ON THE ANDOVER LINE BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Town of Andover setter pups. William S. Brines, Holt Public Hearing road. m-31-7 John M. Murray A Gulf A public hearing will be held at the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Higgin- Town House at 8:15 P.M., Thursday, son, 60 Chestnut st., enjoyed a Super Ser"ice TERIOR PAINTING SERVICE Sept. 7, 1950 to act upon the petition of HELEN E. HARDY to construct an recent automobile trip over the COR. MAIN AND addition to the house at 113 Chestnut Mohawk trail. CHESTNUT STREETS ABMS OF EXCELLENCE . . . St. extending to a point less than —of excellence for several reasons: In the first place, fifteen feet from the side line. through use of special instruments we accurate ly deter- BOARD OF APPEALS Reprints of photographs appearing in mine the moisture content of the wood before we JAMES S. EASTHAM start, we know that the paint will adhere for years! As Chairman this issue of the TOWNSMAN may be color specialists, we will advise a color scheme that procured at will do something for your home. For satisfaction-assured Commonwealth of Massachusetts exterior painting service — call us. PROBATE COURT No. 231,415 Interior Decorators Essex, ss. To all persons interested in the es- 244 SO. MAIN STREET tate of MARTHA DAY BYINGTON late OBIS STEFANI TEL. 1438-W SHAWSHEEN of Andover in said County deceased. A petition has been presented to Motor Mart said Court for probate of a certain in- OMOTO SERVICE strument purporting to be the last will F Your Andover Ford Dealt of said deceased by HOMER BRAD- IO Musgrove Bldg.—Tel. 1452 47 Haverhill St., Showshee FORD ARNOLD of Skaneateles, in the the State of New York and praying that Tel. 767—Law. 5635 he be appointed executor thereof. FREE PARKING ANDOVER TEL. 11-W If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written PLAYHOUSE appearance in said Court at Salem be- fore ten o'clock in the forenoon on the Sunday, Monday — September 3, 4 eighteenth day of September 1950, the The Great Jewel Robber 3:10 6:05 9:00 return day of this citation. David Brian — Marjorie Reynolds Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Esquire, nd just right! First Judge of said Court, this twenty- 50 Years Before Your Eyes 1:45 4:40 7:35 eighth day of August in the year one Quentin Reynolds — Arthur Godfrey board" Chocolate's thousand nine hundred and fifty. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday — September 5, 6, 7 JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. 2 lbs. $1.95 The Third Man 3:05 6:05 9:05 Joseph Cotten — Valli — Orson R elies Mr. arid Mrs. Herbert Folly and nels and Peppermints son, Jimmy, were recent visitors The Golden Twenties 1:45 4:45 7:45 at York beach. Frederick L. Allen — Robert Q. Lettis !rs" lb. 2.00 Friday, Saturday — September 8, 9 adelphia Box lb. 31.25 an The Big Wheel 2:20 5:45 9:10 M. A. BURKE Mickey Rooney — Mary Hatcher CLEANING of MONUMENTS ONE BILL HERE MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME IN THE CEMETERY Shadow On The Wall 3:50 7:15 Ann Soutirrn — Zuchary_,Scott GARRETT J. BURKE S. 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HANDTUB FINISHES Mrs. Allen Lelacheur and duel. Attended School OUT OF PRIZE CLASS ter, Judy, 34 Elm st., visited Of The Theatre The stream of 148 feet, 10 Saturday in Providence,R, Mervin E. Stevens of the Punch- inches thrown by the H. Bradford Members of the disaster com- ard high school faculty has re- Lewis at the Marblehead firemen's mittee organized under sponsor- turned to his home on Cedar road muster Saturday was not enough to ship of Andover chapter of the after a month's work at the Glou- land the Andover handtub in the Red Cross, will meet next month cester School of the Theatre. money class of Class B entrants to complete plans for its operation While there he appeared in some in the annual event. in the event of an emergency. of the productions presented tly First prize was taken by Han- The committee is made up as cock of Ashburnham with a stream the students and also assisted in VOLUM! follows; John M. Murray, chairman; directing. of 189 ft., 9 in., second went to Edgar C. Haselton, H. Nutter Jr., The school is distinct from Deluge No. 1 of Berwick, Me., Expertly Dry Cleaned and Mason Arnold, vice chairmen; other summer theatres in that there with 174 ft.,' 11; and third to and Custom Pressed Guy B. Howe Jr., survey; Dr. Eagle No. 1 of Fitzwilliam, N. H., are no apprentices and no outside LAUNDRY Charles Currier, medical; Mrs. stars are brought in for special with 172 ft., 10 in. Dino Valz, nursing; J. B. Hawes, performances. The local handtub will compete SHEETS 100 shelter, Robert A. Leete, food: The Misses June and Jean next Saturday at the muster to be (min. Mrs. F. T. Humphries and Mrs. bundle charge) Steinert of Shawsheen Village held at Gardner. LAUNDERED &REFINISHED Geoffrey G1 endin ning, clothing; have been attending the school Dana Hill, transportation; Mary this summer and appeared in A. Bailey and Mrs. Robert D. Billy Scanlon, 8, son of Mr. and several productions. Mayo, registration; Mrs. C. E. Mrs. T. J. Scanlon of Summer st., WALLPAPER Buchan and Frank Humphrey, who are vacationing at Hampton Urges Extra Driving ALLIED PAINT STORES public information; Edward A. beach, and the blue fish he caught Romeo, central supply. This com- on his first deep sea fishing trip. Care Cver Holiday Joseph T. Gagne, President mittee is being enlarged to take (Continued from Page One) According to Skipper William East- 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence in a larger number of workers. man, it was the first time in 20 It is generally agreed that rigid In addition the Benevolent years that a blue fish has been enforcement of traffic laws plays society of Phillips academy, made caught in the waters off the Hamp- a big part in keeping down the toll N•••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••• up of the wives of faculty mem- ton shore. of highway accidents. But to make bers, will assist the clothing enforcement possible the public THINKING ABOUT committee. must be willing not only to accept The disaster committee will Pass Tests it, but demand it. INSTALLING AN OIL BURNER? also meet soon with the civilian In Aquatics "Traffic officers must know defense committee of the town and that their efforts will be supported town officers to work out an (Continued from Page One) and are, in fact, expected. The efficient program for mutual aid. Lacey, Richard Lacey, William Andover police department will do Dobbie, Richard Dobbie, Eleanor everything in its power to make 3 Dead, 2 Hurt Taft, James DiClementi, David the streets of the town safe. In Auto Crash Dulong, Richard Graves, Maureen "It is the responsibility of Darby, Marilyn Eldredge, John everyone to support our efforts in WE MAY BE LIMITED 'Continued from Page One) McKay, Robert Young, Benjamin Reed, Pierce and young Sands this campaign by observing the Roderick, Patricia Burns, Maty following: obey all traffic rules AS TO OUR ORDERS IN THE were occupants of the rumble seat Anne Porter and Peter Fisher, in- of the heavy Packard car. The and regulations, obey traffic signs VERY NEAR FUTURE structed under direction of Guard and signals, take it easy on the boy was thrown clear at the impact. Richard Kydd assisted by Clark Chief Dane believes that the in- road and don't speed, b e courteous Otis. to other drivers and pedestrians, stant deaths of the other two was Red Cross swimmers: Richard WE STILL CAN GET Schoi caused by the top of the rumble and above all, don't drive while bibs at Graves and Pauline Carter, in- drinking." seat hitting their heads as it fell structed by Jack Arabian. tile low forward and closed with the crash. Mrs. Albert Cole of Florence st., SOME SIZES OF G.E. BOILERS Easton Red Cross advanced swimmers: .1ito Vi Hodgdon, with Mrs. Sands, Brown Pauline Carter and Bancroft Fred- is a surgical patient at the Baker and George Sands, were taken to rickson, instructed by Jack Arabian. Memorial hospital, Boston. ALL OUR WORK IS DONE BY OURSELVES • the hospital in Andover and Law- Sod rence ambulances. The hospital REALTY TRANSFERS THE RESPONSIBILITY IS NOT DIVIDED. reported Hodgdon suffered a con- tusion of the scalp, laceration of Jane E. Lowrey et al to William Ben the brain, shock and fractured G. -Quigley , "Ballardvale", An- 19 Years' Experience right ankle. dover st. • Dressmaking • Remodeling Get • Alterations Mrs. Sand's injuries were re- William G. Quigley to Jane E. Here ported to have been a brain lacera- Lowly et al, "Ballardvale," An- Ladies' Suits, Coats and Dresses Made to Order age and tion, compound fracture of two dover st. Lawrenc bones in the left leg and lacera- Carrie M. Shattuck to Walter F. Trum an tions about the right eye. Muller et ux, Whittier st. to the St Brown was reported to be under Alcide J. Thibodeau et ux to All r treatment for a fractured nose and Victor J. St. Cyr, near Mt. Vernon now bei cheek bone, laceration on the fore- s t. security head and possible "head injuries. Victor J. St. Cyr to Victor J. Cyr of ESSE It was reported from Salem that et ux, near Mt. Vernon st. the Lan Mrs. Sands and her son, George, Joseph W. O'Brien Jr. et ux to raised E were being taken from Lowell by the Sept Warren Brown, another son, when Frederick K. Welsh et ux, "West Andover." Howard the accident happened. Hodgdon, the loc his cousin, Reed and Pierce, two James A. Green et ux to Agnes M. Rauh, Appletree lane. plained friends, had been invited along for Alfred M. Robb et ux to Felicia creases the trip. Sholik, V \lain t uled to WOMAN'S UNION Felicia Sholik to Alfred M. Robb, during N. Main st. Increas The free church Woman's union George E. Fraser et ux, to Al- 50% to will hold its first meeting of the fred C. Derosier et ux, "Shaw- the an coming season at 7.45 P. m.. sheen Village," Highland st. The 110.%11M.%STED 130 1-Door Tourbork Sedan. Model 72—An extra-long, extra' approxi Wednesday, Sept. 6, in the lower retired John F. McCartney to William rangy RetAuNtAsmtt with a wheelba,c of I 30-11111.C:4-pills— and inches more legroom inside. Yet d vestry. The guest speaker will be A. McCartney, Highland rd. about I Mrs. Mary Ramsdell of North And- George E. Fraser et ux to Al- maneuverable car that handles feadier light at all times—and note the extra side windows too. ren wit over, a retired policewoman. fred C. Derosier et ux, Magnolia month ' avenue and Highland st. altoget IN MEDITERRANEAN (Cc Richard T. Morrissey, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. C. KILLORIN Morrissey of 7 Temple place, is a crew member of the aircraft carrier REALTOR USS Leyte, which is now partici- pating in exercises held by the 77 Main St. Andover United States and British Mediter- ranean fleets. Tel. 2272

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