ANDOVER. MASS • he ndover ownsman A Andover everywhere nnd alwnyi, first, Inat—the mnnly. •»r«l*h*forward. sober, patriotic NewT England Town — PHILLIPS BROOKS
ONE YEAR $2.00—SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, NOVEMBER 10, 1933 VOLUME XLVII NUMBER 5 Local Woman Killed Actress of Note at LOCAL NEWS NOTES School Board in Expert Pleads for Academy Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Dole have been Regular Meeting on a trip to New York City. by Car on By-Pass Citizens of Andover are cordially invited Mr. and Mrs. (\ Carlcton Kimball have The school committee met Tuesday eve Educational Growth by Phillips academy to be present at a pro- been stopping in New York City. ning in its regular m onthly session to transact j gram of original dramatic sketches to be routine business. The matter of the new Miss Margaret Reid of Dufton road school rame up only incidentally, since the Mrs. Peter J. Dugan Fatally Injured When Returning j SA ,™ . ^ 3 . visited friends in New Jersey last week. committee is waiting until next W ednesday Dr. Payson Smith, Head of Massachusetts Department Home from North Andover Last Saturday Eve | ing Room of Cieorgc W ashington hall this Frederick Keuhner of the local post office when the final definite figures will be pre of Education, in Address Here Asks That Educa ning-Operator of Car Held evening, at 8.15. There will be no charge for has resumed his duties after a two weeks’ sented on the cost of the building. A letter tional System Be Not Crippled by Depression a d m is s io n . v a c a tio n . from a Lawrence architect who wished to Frances Homer writes all of her own present plans on the project was rend and Mrs. Julia Uunan, 65, wife of Peter Dugan sketches and monologues which show a de Miss M ary F. Partridge is taking a one- placed on file for the tim e being. The superin “ We have enough money to spend on con of Highland avenue, was fatally injured early Past Chiefs’ Night lightful touch of humor and pathos, beauti year course as a dietitian interne at the tendent’s report revealed that the enrollment Festivities Planned crete for million dollar highways, enough to Saturday evening while walking across the fully mingled, the comedy lines being handled M assachusetts General hospital, Boston. has been steadily increasing and now am ounts Spend on beer so that the beer tax amounts ,North Andover by-pass near her home. A Observetl by Clan in a manner which raises them above the Henry Pomeroy of the local fire depart to 1627, a jum p of tw enty over the enrollment for Armistice Day to a tidy sum, and enough to put three coats machine driven by Elliot II. Small of W est usual level of dram atic performances, while ment is attending the firemanship school at a month ago. The increase in enrollment has of paint on the faces of every woman in this 1 Medford struck her, causing almost instan others arc quite new and refreshing. She Haverhill under the State Board of Educa played havoc with the appropriations, but the country each day, but we do not have enough ta n e o u s d e a t h . Twelve past chiefs were present Friday captures all of the humanness and realness of tio n . committee expects to come through the year The local Armistice celebration will liegin to educate our children,” asserted Dr. Pay- It is thought that the victim had left a night at the annual Past Cniefs’ Night of her types, swinging with commendable with a slight balance. this evening when the legion post will con son Smith, Commissioner of Education for M iss Evelyn Folk was on the com m ittee in street car in N orth Andover and was walking Clan Johnston in Fraternal hall. The past versatility from one to the other with ease The matter of basketball for the high duct its annual free public dance in the town Massachusetts, at Punchard hall Tuesday charge of the Apache party held last Friday toward her home about a mile from the car chiefs were in charge of both the business and assurance. Her sketches are bits of life school girls was again taken up. The Guile! hall. It will be preceded by a short parade night, in a plea to take the road that goes up evening at Boston University under the line. Small told police that he was driving session and the entertainment. glimpsed through her acute observation. had promised to allow the use of the gym headed by the drum corps and featured by rather than down in our future educational auspices of the C. L. A. French club. between 30 and 35 miles an hour when he The past chiefs held the following offices: Each is a dram atic whole, a complete playlet, nasium down there two afternoons a week Armistice exercises under the direction of policy. Dr. Smith stated in his closing sen blinded by the lights of an approaching Chief, Alexander Valentine; past chief, John without scenery, but given in the true atm os Chief of Police George A. Dane and a during the winter for the sum of $ 100, w ith Post Chaplain Fred E. Cheever and Com tences that if we warn to carry forward our machine. M rs. Dugan was crossing from left Elder; tanist, William Cl. M cD erm itt, chap phere cf the theatre. As the youngest dra group of local officers attended the police an additional charge of five dollars for each mander Joseph T. Remmcs, assisted by the institutions of democracy, we are going to to right, and when the operator saw her, he lain, Robert Dobbie; recording secretary, matic artist of wide stage reputation on the school session M onday at Reading. Those afternoon on which the team played games drum corps. send more children to school, we arc going to swung to the right of the road and jam m ed on John Auchterlonie; financial secretary, George stage today, Miss Homer has succeeded in who attended were: Officers Thomas Dailey, with outside team s. The com m ittee in general Tomorrow evening the Arm istice dinner of have them stay in school longer, we arc going the brake*. The left front of the car howled B. Petrie, treasurer, John M cGrath, senior combining a remarkable individuality with a James Walker, William R. Shaw, David however felt that it would give more girls an the post will l>e held at the Country club to serve them better as individuals, and we h e r o v e r. henchman, George Brown; junior henchm an, fine gift of interpretation and a polished Gillespie, Carl H. Stevens and Reserve opportunity to play if interclass teams were starting at 6.30. Several speakers, including are going to expand our program s in different The Andover fire departm ent ambulance James Page; seneschal, Thomas Thin; te c h n iq u e . Officers W illiam M cCarthy and Herbert II. formed rather than a school team. There is no well known local men and prominent men fields. The noted educational expert was the was summoned, hut M rs. Dugan was dead warder, W illiam A. R. Gordon, and sentinel, Miss Homer’s dramatic sketches have L y le . money at present in the school budget for a from outside of Andover will give short guest speaker of a joint meeting of the before she reached the hospital. Thomas W. Neil. thrilled many an audience both in this coun basketball coach, but there have been three addresses and the post will conduct its usual League of Women Voters and the various At the meeting Tuesday night the An Small was arraigned in North Andover The entertainment program consisted of try and in Europe. It was on the stage, how girls who have agreed to handle the work for commemorative exercises. There will be Parent-Teacher assrx-iations. dover Parent-Teacher association chose the ( ourt M onday m orning on charges of operat vocal selections by David Valentine, Alex ever, that Miss Ilom er acquired her dram atic transportation charges alone. It would also Ik ? entertainm ent during the evening and danc Dr. Smith’s topic was “ Education at the following m embers to act on the local parent- ing to endanger and manslaughter. He M eek, Alex Duke, Jam es W illiams and Henry skill and keen interpretation of the characters necessary to have a faculty member to super ing will follow the dinner. Tickets may lx? Crossroads.” He told the audience that teacher council: Miss Clara Putnam, Mrs. pleaded not guilty and the case was con Fairweather, remarks by all the past chiefs she portrays. She has been interested in act vise the children. The m atter was referred obtained from members of the post only, and M assachusetts had twice before lx?cn at the E. Dean Walen, Mrs. Fay Elliott, Miss tinued until next Tuesday. and piano selections by Harry Dobbie. The ing since childhood, when she amused her back to the finance and advisory committee there will be no public stile. Tables for any parting of the ways in education, once at the Helen DeM. Dunn, James L. Toohey, Miss The victim is survived by her husband, accompanists were Harry Dobbie, Miss friends with her recitations. W hile in school, which will confer with Mr. Hamblin on it. desired num ber will be arranged. time of the crash of 1837, and again during Catherine Barrett, and Mrs. Francis K. Peter; three sons, Michael of England; she and three of her chums formed an am a The finance com m ittee is also going to draw The legion drum corps will participate the depression after the panic of 1873. On Minnie Valentine and John Burnett of M u r r a y . Peter, Jr., of Lawrence and James of An L a w r e n c e . teur writer’s club, each member writing a up specifications on the school milk supply. Saturday morning in the Ixiwell NRA parade, both those occasions the people began to ask dover; two daughters, M rs. John Cowhig of Refreshments were served by the past chapter of a story weekly, then reading it These specifications are to be presented for and will join in exercises at the M ethuen— if the country had not gone too far in public Portsmouth, N. H., and Mrs. Thomas J. c h ie fs . aloud to the others. Her youthful training exam ination at the special meeting next W ed Punchard football game in the afternoon. education. Yet the country did not turn McEneaney of Lawrence; one sister, Mrs. \rbroath night will be observed at the next formed a basis for her future career, for now Harvard Club to nesday, and then they will be let out for bid. Sunday it will participate in the state compe back; instead it went forward, and in 1880 Katherine Holden of Andover and one meeting November 17. A tine entertainm ent she writes all of her own chracter sketches The committee voted to send a letter of tition at the Boston Garden. there was !x*gun an unprecedented program of brother, Jam es Flannery of Andover. is being arranged. M embers of the clan and that are presented to the American audiences. Hear Noted Expert appreciation to H erbert F. Chase and to the Tonight the British W ar Yetcrans will hold educational expansion. Previous to that tim e, The funeral was held Tuesday morning Ladies’ Auxiliary only are invited. Frances Homer is more and more recog Andover Garden club for the kind donation a dance in the Guild rooms. in the public schools attention was paid to the from the family home, 2 Highland avenue. A nized as one of the finest artists available. The H arvard club of Andover will hold its of shrubbery m ade recently. It has been set in requirements of the normal student, and mass of requiem was offered in St. Augus During the past two seasons she has given annual Ladies' Night in Peabody House next the Bradlee school unfinished lawn for the C. E. Union to Give there were no oppoit unities for the students tine’s church at 9.30 o’clock by Rev. John B. Worthless Check approxim ately 150 performances, all of which Thursday night at 8.15 when Dr. Clarence C. winter and will be distributed to the vaiious showing special aptitudes. In 1880 there was Leonard, O. S. A. At the offertory Miss have been received with intense enthusiasm L ittle, noted cancer expert, will give a talk on schools in the spring. no opportunity for trade education unless the Katherine E. Donovan rendered “ Pie Jcsu” and appreciation. Her greatest success is in “ Recent Progress in Cancer Research.” Dr. The extra room in the W est Center school Three Act Comedy child had been committed to a reformatory. and at the post communion Edward Hill sang Brings Sentence the fact that she is again and again urged to Little is a graduate of Harvard with the has been opened up and the third and fourth Now there arc opportunities everywhere for grades are now studying there under Mrs. vocational education. “Jcsu Salvator M undi.” As the body was return for engagements. She is well known class of 1910. He was chosen president of the Next Wednesday evening a three-act Hilton. It has been found necessary, however, “ W hat has happened to education?” the borne from the church, M iss Annie G. Dono- Passing a worthless check for S20 in pay and recognized as an aitist of real power. University of M aine when he was only 34 comedy, “ My House of Dreams,” will lx? to open the school at 8.30 and close it at 2.30 speaker asked. In this country during the organist played Beethoven’s funeral ment for gasoline costing SI .84 at the Leary years old, and has also been president of the presented in the Free church parish house by march. Interment was in the family lot in tilling station here on October 9 brought Mrs. University of Michigan. lie is at present in order to save money on the bus trips. the Andover Christian Endeavor Union. depression education has suffered a greater An Indian appeared at the meeting and setback than in any of the other western St. Augustine’s cemetery where committal M artha M. Southier of 83 Hawthorne road, Sedalia Singers director of the Jackson M emorial laboratory Emmanuel Booth has been directing the cast, requested permission to visit the various countries. In fact, England, Soviet Russia, services were conducted by Father Eeonard. Braintree, a sentence of thirty days in the at Bar Harbor, Maine. which is as follows: Carl Boynton, a young Spain, Italy, Germ any, all of South America, The bearers were: John Milnes, John House of Correction when she pleaded guilty to Appear Here Dr. Little is the holder of numerous de schools with an educational entertainment art student, Richard Smith; Rosemary and Mexico have all moved forward in edu C'ouhig, Patrick Beston, Thom as Maloney, in Lawrence District Court Tuesday to a grees: A.B., M .S., and Sc.D., from H arvard; program. The matter was referred to the Larque, another art student, M ary Lang; John Miattuck and Thom as M cEneaney. superintendent. cation. In the United States tens of thousands charge of larceny by false pretenses. On W ednesday evening, November 22, the LL.D. from New Hampshire, Albion and (Mayton Fisher, in love with Alice, James Delegations from Andover |» st, No. 212S, of children have had schools closed on them , The check, drawn on a Wolfeboro bank, Congregational churches are uniting in a New Mexico; and Litt.D. from Maine. He Stevens; Alice W arwick, sweet girl graduate, V. F. \V , and the Ladies’ Auxiliary attended and thousands of teachers have been em was dated October 16. The court was in union service at the Free church. The speaker taught as an assistant in genetics at Harvard Everdike Thiras; Mary Standish, an art the funeral services. Believe Fire in ployed at salaties under $400. In M assachu formed that the woman was a dealer in is Mrs. Chariot Hawkins Brown, president of from 1910 to 1913, and was a research fellow student in love with Glcnna, A rthur Kirk; setts the appropriations have been reduced antiques and had expected to receive out the Parmley Memorial Institute ot Sedalia, on the cancer commission frou 1913 to 1919. Glenna Bryne, working her way through about 15 percent in the last three years. In standing money to cover the am ount of the During the next three years le did Carnegie Vale Was Set college, Selina McClung; Vale Bryne, her N orth Carolina. addition the teachers have contributed in the Traffic Lights Hit check. Cases of a similar nature are pending The group of singers she brings with her Institution research work, li 1916-1917 he spinster sister, Frances Hall; Chole, a colored in Boston and Haverhill courts. last two years three million dollars in con have sung in some of the largest concert was an assistant dean at Harvard. A fue believed to have been incendiary maid, M ary Dobbie, and a truckman, Wil tributions to relieve the public welfare funds. by Car Sunday halls in America. Roland Hayes highly He is well-known throughout the scientific caused slight dam age to a barn in Ballardvale liam Bradford. world, being active at one tine or another in Money has been saved, the speaker in Service Club M eets commends their singing for its charm and belonging to Ixmis Kibbee last Sunday night. all of the following groups: International formed the audience, by reducing the teach sweetness. Admission free. The barn is situated on Clark road. W om an’* Union Notice A machine, containing three men each of Congress of Eugenics, Wirld Population ers’ salaries, by consolidating classes, and by The Andover Service club held a Ladies’ Investigation by Chief Charles Emerson whom claimed that one of the other two was Conference at Geneva, 2tce Betterment olimm-AtinH the w>-calWd ia
nnc's self physically. In brief il means know home as the costs of education do. Roads are THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN ing how In get the m ost out of life. T his today South Church Boys paid from the gas tax, while education is paid Published every Friday at the Press Pudding, Andover, Mass., by the Andover Press cannot lie done by confining studies to arith from the property lax. In other countries metic, Knglish. history and geography. It has NEWS OF OTHER DAYS ' ^ A . ELMEIl J. GnOVFJt, Managing F.Altor Win in Scout Rally education is a national concern and they have to include them and more, too; il has to be TOWNSMAN Telephone 1321 been able to develop education there because classical and practical both. I.ifc has changed of the fact that the payment for education Troop three of the South church proved Tw enty-Five Ycurs Ago Ten Years A g o Entered at Andover l’ostoflicc ns Second Class Matter in the last fifty years, and when life changes, did not strike so near home as it does here. superior lo the other troops in most of the the methods of preparing for life must “ Our schools need to be brought more into events at the Boy Scout rally held in the Buttercups arc still blossoming. Hazel Miss M. W innie Burtt has been trand^ change too; in other words, education must touch with tlu requirements of the present town hall last Friday night. Out of four con Bickford picked them on Central street a few from the Andover post office to the k c h a n g e . day w orld,” Dr. Smith told his audience. It Infonnntion Valuable this question until they feel that they test events the South church scouts emerged d a y s a g o station at Shawsheen village. ^ has been a great mistake tr talk of education understand w hat the junior high system victorious in three and would have won first 'Phe Punchard football team lost to W o Principal N. C. Ham blin of Punchard as merely a classical m atter; it should be both T he problem of n new school is n very is all about. in the fourth if it had not been for one mis burn last Friday afternoon by the margin of elected treasurer of the Essex County T k Siftings classical and practical. take in knot-tying. one |>oint. era’ association at the annual Convention'S im portant subject; on the one hand it In previous Townsmans there have In closing the speaker made a plea for In making fire by Hint and steel, in the 'Inc South church Sunday school cele in Boston on last Friday. involves the expenditure of u large sum appeared articles and com m unications communities to go forward and not backward After Tuesday’s voting results with the compass relay, and in making tire by friction brated its ninetieth anniversary under Mr. and Mrs. George j. Cummin*, * of money, which if not necessary would both for and against the new school, and in education. He then answered numerous two Carolina* being the first states against Troop three were the leaders. In the knot- gloomy skies last Sunday. he a terrible waste, while on the other today there appears below this editorial questions put to him by some of his listeners. repeal, we are once again inclined to wonder tying relay Troop three was the fastest, but A slim attendance of voters was present at W ashington,‘ d ? ™ . Spendln« ll* hand if the building is necessary and is an article entitled “ Frills and Fads" what those two governors said to each other. because of a mistake in tying the bowline the the special town meeting M onday evening to Dr. John J. Hartigan of tin lt„s(oi. n not granted, >1 would mean that the which is tin; result of close study of the contest was awarded to Troop one of Shaw- discuss the appropriation of S2,2(M) for high hospital stalT visited at the home of his motif children of this town were being denieil curriculum in the seventh and eighth Erom what some people seem to think, the sheen. In addition to the contests each troop November Club w a y s . erover the week-end. only difference between a tavern and a saloon proper educational facilities. T he people grades. The Townsman recommends put on a dem onstration, with the Shawsheen For the fourth consecutive year Andover Henry Todd was elected captain of il is in the spelling. of A ndover m ust be prepared to give the that the public read this and all the boys constructing a signal tower, the Free Season Opened beat Exeter in football last Saturday. fire department Tuesday evening. ine church boys showing an example of a good A dem onstration of a radio will be proper answer to this question; they other articles and com m unications which George T. Eaton was elected president of Lawrence is going to decide pretty soon turn by helping an old man who had fallen in Punchard hall Tuesday evening under m ust realize that there is a huge stake may appear from time to time in this The November club held its opening m eet Z who will waste the city’s money for the next down, the South church scouts building pyra the A. V. 1. S. list Tuesday. auspices of the N atural Historv society * at issue, either in dollars and cents or in paper. The advocates for a new school ing of the season last M onday afternoon with tw o y e a r s . mids, and the Christ church scouts presenting Pingree and Co., lumber dealers of Law M iss M argaret Cronin has opened a dental the value of a good education. To do a large portion of the membership present to are very much for it; the opponents are their drum coins. rence, have purchased the large pine woods h y g i e n i s t s o ffic e in t h e M u s g r o v e liuildinjr enjoy a program sponsored by tne directors justice to themselves as taxpayers and very m uch against it. Those who do not “ Harvard Business School Students Pro Dr. J. J. Daly presented to each victorious back of Charles E. Davies’ house. Freeman T h e f ir s t g r a d e c la s s e s n o w being held and provided by talent drawn from the club to the children of the town as future feel that they understand the system test Quality of Eood and Service.” (Head scout after the rally a ribbon and to each Abbott has been awarded the contract of membership. the post office hall will be removed to Ba) citizens, they m ust approach the subject should take advantage of every oppor line). W hen they stop being students and troop a pennant. M r. G. Edgar Folk, chair cutting and hauling. moral hall on M onday, November 19 **’ An informal reception was held with Mrs. become business men, they’ll be lucky to get man of the Andover District Committee, cautiously and make a real endeavor to tunity they can secure to acquaint them Henry S. Hopper, Mrs. Jam es II. Eaton and any kind of fowl. gave a few remarks on scouting. W inslow W. ascertain the truth behind the whole selves with the arguments for and M iss Fonnie E. D avis in the receiving line. Dunnells, district commissioner, was in daughter of David and Christina Anderson, m a t t e r . against, because when town meeting M oving pictures of the activities of the Male Choir to Play Arc the snow plows ready? charge of the rally. and lived in A bbott village. The Townsman wants the people of comes, they will have to be on one side members in their highway beautification The Troop one boys participating in the The late M rs. Stevens was a member of the project on Lupine road formed a valuable and Host to M en’s Glee Clubs Andover to-know everything they should or another, and they m ust because of the knot-tying relay were Donald King, Robert Franklin Street Congregational church. The Food Sule for Free Church amusing record of the work done to make know on the subject before they go to importance of the subject be on the Neil, Thom as Neil, W arren Sanders, Edward survivors include a daughter, M rs. W alter E. The A ndover M ale choir will play thc Andover a more beautiful town. town meeting. Argum ents both for and right side. Cherowbricr, W illiam Mitchell, Alfred Gro- M oulton; one son, E. Park Stevens; and one of host to the members of Group 2 of th. On Friday afternoon, November 17 in the An operetta, “ The M erchant of Venice,” against the new school should be studied The Townsman will appreciate very leau and Edward Anderson. George Zink of grandchild, Leslie J. Stevens, all of M an New England Federation of Mon’, (;u vacant store formerly occupied by Paul (with apologies to Shakespeare), its lines and Troop three won in making tire by tlint and c h e s te r . clubs Saturday night, December , in th. thoroughly. The decision will largely much any communications on the sub Simeone there will be a food sale. The pro music savoring of the 20th century, was 2 steel. The following team from Troop three town hall. This will he the first merlin* in rest on the question of w hether or not ject, w hether for or against. The usual ceeds are to go to the Free church. Mrs. cleverly presented under the direction of won the com pass relay: George Zink, W illiam ERAIZE preparation for the annual contest and con the seventh and eighth grades should be restrictions as to personalities, libel, James Purcell is the chairman of the com M iss Fonnie E. Davis. Pomeroy, Howard West. Donald Spinney, John Stetson Eraize, 74, passed away Fri c e r t o f t h c F e d e r a t i o n t o b e h eld nest \nril centralized, and no one should answer etc., will of course have to be enforced. m i t t e e . Those who took part were: Mrs. Willet Edward Fraise, Arthur Glincs, Edward day night at the home of his daughter, M rs. e i t h e r in S p r in g f ie ld o r S y m p h o n y fell Eccles, “ Portia”; Mrs. Kenneth E. Fisk, Huntress and Charles Sellars. Howard West Mary Buss of Brown street. He had been a B o s to n . “ Bassanio”; Miss Mary Bancroft, “An won the fire by friction contest for Troop resident of Andover for 45 years and was long Limited Meeting Plan tonio”; Mrs. Gordon Elliott, "Nerissa”; The clubs comprising the group are the periods each week on English, four on m athe th r e e . connected with the board of public works “Frills and Fads” M rs. Jam es H. Eaton, “ Shylock." The piano M aynard Glee club, winners in *roup ,1 in matics, three on geography, and four on Subject of Debate Troop one’s dem onstration had the follow h e re . accompaniments were played by Mrs. John B U I a n d th e B e v e r ly M e n ’s singing dub history. In the eighth grade there are seven ing boys as participants: Donald King, He was a native of Strait of Belle Isle, New Dr. Payson Smith, Massachusetts Com C . A n g u s . second place in the group; Lowell Masonk periods for each child in English, four in (Continued from pngc 1) Thomas Neil, Edward ( herowbrier, Alfred foundland. He is survived by one daughter, missioner of Education, stated in his address At the business m eeting which preceded the choir, Salem Glee club, Salem, X. fl.;John mathematics, three on geography, and four There is always safety in numbers, the Groleau, William Mitchell, John M itchell, Mrs. Mary Buss of Brown street, West in Punchard hall Tuesday night that if he entertainment a tribute to the late Mrs. H a n c o c k G le e c lu b , M e th u e n , honorable in history, one of which is devoted to civics. county commissioner declared, in defending W arren Sanders and Edward Anderson. For Andover: three sons, Moses and John of were to examine the curriculum of present Horace II. 'Iyer, a charter member of the m ention and the Andover Male choir wbois day schools to determine what subjects The blighter pupils, instead of taking geogra ilie unlimited plan. Those who have tried Troop two: David Robb, Clement Gordon Somerville, and William of Andover; one club was read by M iss Julia Twichell and the the Andover Square and Compass Glee club phy and history separately, combine the two the new plan should rememijer that a new and Alex Renny took part. For Troop three sister, M rs. John Cole of Andover. should be eliminated, he would first look president, Mrs. Henry S. Hopper, spoke of w o n s e c o n d p r iz e in g r o u p 2. T h e combintd into one course of seven periods a week. broom always sweeps clean. The people the following appeared: John Leitch, Richard The funeral was held M onday afternoon in clubs num ber v o ic e s . pretty carefully at the seventeenth century the loss which the club has sustained in the 2.10 subjects since it is more natural to assume interested in governm ent become candidates Sutton, Ed want Huntress, Charles Sellars, the Free church, with Rev. Frederick A. Once each week the children study hy death of Mrs. Percy J. Look, a member of at first, hut then drop out. The difficulty in Arthur Glines, Edward Eraize, Donald W ilson, I).!)., conducting the services. Inter that twentieth century subjects are more giene, and once each week they have a period its board of directors. K. of C, Notes suited to twentieth century life. 'Phis would Brookline, he said, was not that they did not Spinney, Howard West, George Zink and ment was in Spring Grove cem etery. of physical training. Then there are the 1 Afternoon tea was served with Mrs. John have a large enough hall, hut rather that W illiam Pomeroy. probably bring despair to the opponents of periods of drawing and music and a double L. Phillips, Mrs. Frank T. Carlton, Mrs. The bearers were: Albert Braize, George T h e K n ig h ts o f C o lu m b u s will hold a so-called “ frills and fads,” to those people period each week for manual training and nobody came to the meetings. The Troop five demonstration was led by Eraize, Alexander Eraize and Jam es Buss. Bertha Bailey and Miss Julia Twichell football night with a get-together supper on If a town is run tight, it is impossible to Drum M ajor W alter W elding. The following who feel that the junior high plan should be sewing. Every single one of these subjects has p o u r in g . N ovem ber 2.1. A w hist p arty and penny social pack a meeting, M r. Trefry said. If Danvers scouts are in the corps: Joseph Mahoney, abandoned. The argument most often heard been taught in some form or other in the The next meeting of the club will be held BOYNTON will he held N ovem ber 28. against the junior high is that they teach schools of Andover for years and years, and wanted to let a few cliques in town run the John Keith, James Keith, George Keith, Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, 76, well-known j on M onday evening, November 20, at eight nothing but ‘‘frills and fads,” which shows by age alone should have been dropped from town meeting, it's their own fault, he de Abbott Rand, William Cargill, Robert here through his preaching at the Phillips o’clock when Leonard Craske will give an that the opponents have taken only a very the list of “ fads” long ago. The only really clared, and then asked why the others sat at Donaghey, Thomas Duff, M itchell Johnson academy chapel, died Wednesday at his illustrated lecture, “ Around Gloucester with superficial glance at the system . new addition to the curriculum in the last home. It is possible to have cliques in limited and Scott Walker. home in M edford. He was a graduate of the a Color Camera— M iracles in Color.” few years is the one period of guidance each town meetings, too, lie added. There can he The judges were: District Commissioner academy, of Amherst, and of the Andover A definition of “ fads anti frills” would not Coming departmental meetings arc as FRESH CHICKENS week, in which various future occupations swapping of votes, which is hard to do with Earl Tracy of North Andover, Commissioner Theological school. He was internationally be hard to find. Almost everything at one follows: today at three o’clock dram a at Miss KILLED TO ORDER are discussed anti proper future education for .s.(HM) v o te s . T h e r e c a n a ls o h e a r e f e r e n d u m Joseph Tennant of Methuen and William known for his efforts to prom ote world friend tim e or another, now or fifty years ago, has Kate Swift’s, 24 Central street; French after an unlim ited town meeting. W esterdale of Lawrence. ship through churches. Fruit and Vegetables in Seaaon been called a “ frill," and so ii is quite justifi those occupations is talked over. Only one conversation, Thursday afternoon, Novem In M arblehead the finance committee has The scoutmasters in charge of the troops F resh Every Day able to define “ fads and frills” as “ som ething period a week of anything recent enough to be ber 16, at three o’clock with Mrs. Roy E. exerted a big intluence on the voters at town were: Troop 1, A rthur M ullen; Troop 2, Alex we didn’t study when we went to school. ” even called a “ fad!” Spencer, Phillips street; art, M onday after meetings, and in this way the voters have Black; Troop 5, Clare W. Norton, Jr., and The Delta Alpha club will meet at Miss To say that methods should not be changed To sum up, by far, the greatest em phasis is noon, November 15, at three o’clock, with A. BASSO Fruit Store been informed on town meeting problems. Troop 5, John D. Little. Doris Golf’s hom e, Friday at 7..10 p.m. over the years is to say that education in the on English, mathematics, geography and M rs. F. E. Newton, 9 Salem street. The limited town meeting, Mr. Trcfry old days was perfect, that m improvement is history. W hat is there to be frightened about asserted, was no more intelligent than any of possible. This is of course absurd, and far there? True, they do spend a little time each Expert Pleuds for the othei forms. W edding from being conducive to progress. week on sewing and manual training, but is In concluding the county commissioner Educational Growth it not grossly unfair to imply as m any have The Family’s Health— it is true that in several towns the scope declared that the unlim ited town meeting has done that this is the main part of Andover SIMEONE—MARTIN of the junior high studies has been enorm ous. been tried and tested over a long period of A t a quiet ceremony in St. Joseph’s church, j junior high work? Two periods out of thirty- (Continued from page I) M any people in Andover, looking at those years. It may he necessaty for large places Lynn, last Monday evening, M iss Dorothy Is Mother’s Responsibility towns, make the bad mistake of assuming five each week would hardly justify the upon. Dr. Smith here mentioned the recent like Brookline, W atertown anil Arlington to Claire M artin, of 62 Bromfield street. L aw -! absurd statements made by some that the donation of millions of dollars to Exeter that Andover is the same, that plum bing and lim it the membership of their meetings, but rence, daughter of the late Michael and I Andover schools m aintain a manual training academ y so that the classes could be reduced W e share that responsibility by furnishing de jewelry-making are being taught in the local in the long tun it is better for the others to Elizabeth Martin, became the bride of junior high school, that a new building will departm ent to teach the boys to become car in size, and he then quoted John Dewey’s adhere to the old plan. W illiam F. Simeone of 11 High street, son o f! pendable Drug store service and providing contain shops for learning printing, cloth penters. It is as ridiculous to say that as it is remark: “ that vthich a wise parent would M ajor W illiam 1,. Steelman of M ethuen, a Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simeone. Rev. Fr. | making, and a host of similar trades. The to say that they are taught to become seam want for the cduqition of his child, everyone j form er representative and a former selectman Francis Curley officiated. Only the couple’s | reliable home necessities for your medicine only way to find out about the Andover stresses through their sewing classes, artists should want for the education of all chil- j pleaded against the new plan. In M ethuen, he immediate relatives attended the wedding, : junior high school Is to Investigate In An thmugh their drawing classes, musicinns dren." In diseasing the eliminating of] c a b i n e t . said, the broom swept clean for some time, which was held from the home of the bride’s ! dover, and forget about Reading, San Diego through theii music classes, oi doctors “ frills” he stated that if he were to examine hut then the voters became careless. The sister, Mrs. C. Melvin Chevalier in Lynn. | and the rest. Anyone who thinks Andover is through their hygiene classes. the curriculum to decide what should be people who were living on the town organized, A reception followed at The Breakers. teaching plumbing m ight profit by taking a Possibly the opponents of junior high work eliminated, he would examine first the old and voted themselves raises. If it had been The attendants were Miss M ary M artin, THE HARTIGAN PHARMACY look at Stowe school’s schedules; he would seventeenth century subjects, assuming that wish the abolition of these one period a week the unlimited form they wouldn't have re sister of the bride, and A rthur Kelley of Law probably be surprised at the lack of fol-de studies. W hat would have to lie done then they were less suited for present day educa ceived tile raises. The old fashioned meeting, rence. After the couple’s return from a I rols. Anyone who feels that a new school is tion than the twentieth century subjects. would be to supplant them with more of the he said, turned all sorts of corners, but in the wedding trip to Philadelphia, they will reside I asked so that a quasi factory can be installed four basic subjects; in other words cram the Last year in M assachusetts there was an end they voted pretty near right. It is hard in at 40 W hittier street. m ight well exam ine the plans of the proposed program with just English, geography, arith increase of 12,000 in the school population of M ethuen to obtain a quorum. The speaker The bride is a graduate of St. M ary’s high * building; he would find that the school com metic and history. If this were to be done, it the state. This would ordinarily require the said that he had asked some of the people for school, Lawrence. M r. Simeone is well-known ! mittee has planned classrooms to accommo would probably be found that there is a em ployment of three hundred extra teachers whom they had voted and why they had here as the proprietor of Simeone’s Pharm acy i date the pupils and not to accommodate saturation point, that the students might be to properly educate the children, but instead voted that way after the last election of town in the square. FO R R EN T f u t u r e s t e a m - litte r s . dosed with so much of these subjects that in 425 teachers were dismissed, leaving the meeting members, and lie discovered that ten periods a week, they would learn no more children of the state to be taught by over 600 And what will be taught in the classiooms? they had not m ade a careful analysis of their Engagement Announced fewer teachers than before. There is no de ' 1'he new school is needed because of the than if they wete spending seven periods on c h o ic e s . We have a few modern, single houses them and using the other three on something pression as far as school attendance is con num ber of children being taught, not because M ajor Stedm an gave as his parting advice The engagement is announced of Miss I the variety of which would keep them inter cerned, the speaker declared. The child labor to rent in SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE to of the frilly subjects being taught. Exactly a warning for the people of Andover to stick Charlotte T. Williams, Wellesley ’44, to ested in school. Even if these subjects were abolition was only an em pty victory, he said, the same subjects will be taught in those new to the old plan as long as there is a hall large Edward T. Barnard, Yale ’45, of New i elim inated, the junior high system would still because it does not stem much of an advance desirable people. Some are brick con classrooms if the school is built as are being enough in town to accommodate all those Rochelle, N. Y. M iss W illiams’ parents, who be desirable, since so-called “ frills" are not to send over 80,000 from the mills to an taught now in the classrooms, attic and base who wish to appear. have been living in W ashington, Conn., for j struction, some frame, and the requirem ents of the system. education not adapted to their needs. ments of Stowe school. Anyone who does not Alfred C. G aunt, president of the M ethuen several years, resided in Taylor Hall, when “ Every subject to someone is a frill or a wish to be misinformed can easily find out If education can be defined today, the Forum , stated that M ethuen has looked with her father, Jam es W . W illiams, was a teacher rentals are low. fad, ” Dr. Smith declared. He mentioned the what those subjects are, and if he investigates most obvious definition would be “ prepara envy at Andover’s tax rate for years. No at Phillips Academy. modern languages, French and German, as he will discover that the elem entary subjects tion for life.” And as life is varied, so must governm ent is any better than the men in it, instances. Then he went on to speak of the are still being taught despite all the crying education be. By preparing for life is not and if the voters don't take any interest in the practical application of education, “ which O bituaries about frills He will find that 56 class periods merely meant preparing to earn a living; it government, high taxes will result. lie men ANDOVER-SHAWSHEEN REALTY CO. m any people do not believe in very m uch. ” each week are devoted to English, rhirty-tw o m eans preparing to enjoy life and all it oilers. tioned the town employee clique in M ethuen, M assachusetts, in co-operation with the STEVENS F. M. & T. E. ANDREW, Managers periods aie devoted to mathematics, and It means being able to read good Uniks, it and stated that the employees had stayed federal government is now finishing the M rs. M arion S. Stevens, widow of Frank fifty-five to history and geography. In the means being able to appreciate a picture or away deliberately to prevent the recent finest highway in the world, that from Boston B. Stevens, died last Friday morn.ng at a j seventh grade each child must spend seven music, it means being able to take care of special meetings from obtaining a quorum. Administration Building, Shawsheen Village—Tel. Andover 119 to W orcester, and millions of dollars have hospital in Manchester, N. H. She was a The limited form is not a panacea, and if been spent, but no one has been disturbed, native of Andover, but had resided in M an Andover is sm all enough to stay unlim ited, it Dr. Smith remarked, because it did not hit chester for over half a century. She was the should do so. the speaker advised. Otherwise the town should adopt the new plan and M odern exercise an intelligent selection of the people who are to act as members. D uring the question period which followed ANDOVER CHURCHES the talks Chairman Hardy of the Board of Furnishings Selectmen said tlut he thought we should at FREE CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH The Question of the Hour least try to secure a place where all who wish to vote can do so, and if that doesn’t work Sunday, 9:30, Church School. 10:45, Sermon by Sunday, 8.00, Holy Communion. 9:30, Church out, we should try the limited form. l)r. the pastor. Subject, Armistice is not Enough. 12:00, School. 10:45, Morning prayer: Preacher. Rev. R. Margaret Slattery Class and Brotherhood. 6:30, H. Heron. 6:30, Young People's Fellowship, Speaker Fuess, he told the audience, had been kind The COAL QUESTION is the question enough to promise the use of the baseball Intermediate Christian Endeavor. 6:30, Senior Miss Louise Cadoo. cage in case of an overflow m eeting. Christian Endeavor. Monday, 7:45, G.F.S. Card Party. of the hour. Sometimes it’s the ques The next meeting will be devoted to a Tuesday, 7:30, Hoy Scouts. Tuesday. 4:00, St. Catherine's Guild. 4:00, Con- I Wednesday. 8:00, Christian Endeavor Union tirmation talk. 4:30, Choir: boys. 7:15, Confirma discussion of the new school question. tion of an hour and a half or two Play. tion talk. 8:00, Sherrill Club. Thursday, 6:30, Junior Choir. 7:30, Senior Choir. Wednesday, 4:30, Choir: boys. hours, but when you want Coal l'lant Forms Attract Friday p.m. F'ood Sale. Thursday, 7:30, Holy Communion. 2:30, Wom an’s Guild. 7:15, Choir: hoys nd adults. you want it. Enthusiastic Attention Friday, 7:00, Boy Scouts. SOUTH CHURCH Dolly’s Home (Continued from page 1) Sunday. 9:45, Church School. 10:45, Morning WE DELIVER PROMPTLY the outstanding features of the entire exhibi Worship, “ The Testament of Youth". 10:45, SHAWSHEEN COMMUNITY # CHURCH tio n . Church Kindergarten. 6:30, Christian Endeavor. FURNITURE SETS— ELECTRIC STOVES — The four designs for costume textiles are Wedntsday, 7:45, Mid-week Meeting “ Hosea 9 30. Sunday. Sunday school in Balmoral halt. also well conceived. The group of mounts Sees the Purinise of God". ELECTRIC IRONS—WASHING MACHINES— representing the New York School cf Design Thursday, 3.00. Missionary meeting, Women’s Union. 4:00, Junior Choir. 7:00. Senior Choir. : , BEACON ANTHRACITE offer interesting variety. 8 00 NORTH PARISH CHURCH CLEANING SETS— GLASS AND CHINA Copper Union W om an’s Art School sends a A.P.C. Sorority. charm ing costume textile design in No. 16, Friday. 7:00, Troop 3, Boy Scouts. Sunday. 10:30, Rev. S. C. Beane will take as his TEA SETS— COOKING. UTENSILS. wherein prize lily bloom s draw n in red outline subject: "The Peacemakers: An Armistice Sunday Message". Singing by the vested choir. 11:45,1 have been reduced in size and alternated WEST CHURCH Church School. 7:30, Y.P.R.U., Andrew Coffin of with a m otif of long slender white leaves, on Sunday, 10:30, Public worship witii sermon by a chocolate background. the Eagle-Tribune will be the sin-uker. 10:10, An lie Pastor. “ Great Intluencea on Life: 1. Early automobile leaves the Andover Bookstore for the Cross Coal Co. THE ANDOVER BOOKSTORE There is an admirable group of varied lome". 12:00, Sunay School. designs from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, Nos. Unitarian Church at North Andover. A welcome Friday, 6:00, Annual chicken pie sup|>er in the to all. 2d, 26 and 29 are for textiles. estry. Two admirable designs (Nos. d() and dl) CLEERC;OAL have been based on the same plant studied SINCE 1840 TOY ROOM in a llower shop by students of the Newark BAPTIST CHURCH ST. AUGUSTINE’S CHURCH School of Fine and Industrial Art. Sunday, 9:30, Sunday School, Mr. Perley Gilbert, Sunday Masses: 6:30, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30 a.in. PREMIUM ANTHRACITE Nos. d2 and dd, from the New York Textile general superintendent. The contest is going strong, Holy Day Masses: 5.30, 7:00, 8:30 a.m. high school, have been printed on textiles. BITUMINOUS keeping interest and attendance ahead of last year. Sunday evening: 7:45. Rosary, Sermon. Bene Ctierett Jfl. Huitbcjren Erom the W ashington Irving high school diction. have come three wallpaper and four textile 10:45, Morning Worship. The pastor g|>eaks on PETROKARBON “ Dwarts and Giants", a message of hope. Children's Baptisms: Sunday 3:00 p.m. Funeral Director and Embalmer designs. No. 40 is one of the three or four First Friday. Masses: 5:30, 6:45, 7:30 am . outstanding mounts in the exhibition. talk “ A Night Adventure and What came of It". COKE Worshipful music. 6:15, Christian Endeavor. Clin Communion 7:00a.m. 1840 to 1933 Those who view this exhibition of school First Sunday of Month Communion Day for work will doubtless agree with Forest G rant ton Stevens, leader. 7:00. Popular Sunday evening service. Ur. George Be* tier of Lawrence, shaker. Sacred Heart Sodality Herman and Joseph Abbott Twenty-four Years of per- RANGE OIL FUEL OIL in his estimate of it; that it gave the young Topic: “ A Mclodramuti Act". Mr. Camille Lam Third Sunday of Month: Children's Communion students i f design an excellent opportunity James Crabtree sonal service to Andover and bert will play the Xylophone. A go»m popular sing. Day. to demonstrate that they could return to Charles Parker Wednesday, 7:45, Midweek meeting and Sunday Fourth Sunday of Month: B.V.M. Sodality I Q O S L trv ( • U | M I * | SERVICE nature for their inspiration in the creation of Communion Day. F. H. M esser Suburban Towns. beautiful forms, and at the same time be School C o u n cil. Everyone welcom e. Devotions in honor of St. Thereae every F'riday vitally interesting, thoroughly original and Everett M. I.undgren Telephones: Office 36S Yard 232 PHILLIPS ACADEMY CHAPEL evening, 7.45. not necessarily “ pretty” in their work. Confessions: Saturday afternoons and evenings, ! For the present Otlice and Home, 24 Elm Street, Tef 303W or 303K (Notes from the Educational Depart President Clarence A. Barbour of Brown Uni and alternoons and evewugs before Holy Days of 1 ment, American Federation of Arts) versity at morning service. obligation. Fully Equipped for All Service Mass, und N. H. License FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN R A G E T H R E E Seal Sale Plans Nearly Complete
Plans fnr tile 1933 Christm as Seal Sale arc nearly complete, according to reports re ceived from Essex County Health Associa tion's headquarters in Beverly, anil more Buy Now—Buy in Andover than a million Christm as seals, which, if laid end to end, would reach from here to thc hearts of thousands of afflicted people, are FROM being neatly folded by various chairmen and their assistants throughout Ksscx county. A Nation-wide BUY DRIVE Is in Progress—These Help Increase LABOR and PAY in Your Tow n- On Thanksgiving Day thc stam ps will lie sent out to every resident of the county, and by Christmas time the campaign against the BLUE dread old foe will have become formidable. Are the Purposes of the Drive: Buy From Firms Displaying the NRA Banner Volunteer workets have been busy for weeks arranging the details of the side. The 1. — To enlist the support of all consumers in an immediate buying drive 5.—To teach consumers that certain price increases are necessary in seals arc being folded by Girl Scouts, school at N R A stores. order to meet the added cost of decreased hours, increased workers and children, women’s clubs and other civic EAGLE increased wages. organizations, and are tiring addressed by 2. —To urge consumers, when purchasing, to ask the retailer to make high school students in the commercial de every elTort to buy his merchandise from the ltluc Eagle manufacturers FIRMS <>•—To educate consumers as to the absolute necessity for their im med partments of the various schools of the county. The letters are also to lie stuffed by or from jobbers who have signed the President’s agreement and who buy iate and continued support and to indicate to them that the success of the volunteer workers, thereby making it un from manufacturers who fly the Blue Eagle. necessary to spend a single penny for me whole recovery program rests on their buying, buying at the Blue Eagle chanical work and reducing overhead ex 3. —To stress the need for immediate buying so that the retail stores stores and buying as much as they need. To educate the consumer to the penses to a minimum. and the manufacturers who are complying with the code will be able to I rom the proceeds of the annual Seal Sale fact that the State Board through its consumers’ committee and through children are given treatm ent for eight weeks sell their merchandise and continue to pay the increased wages which their its committee on compliance is making every effort to make the Blue Eagle at the summer health camp at Middleton, compliance necessitates, emphasizing that their compliance will auto and a health educational program is con an honest label and the Blue Eagle store one where non-sweated products matically guarantee the continued employment of those workers who have ducted in seven schools, in addition to the are sold and where undue prices are not charged. regular follow-up work and other mediums been added as a result of employers signing the code, explaining that the through which tne association renders valu- increased buying power of their workers will in itself add more workers 7.—To stress the fact that the Blue Eagle is a non-sweat-shop label and u h lc a id . to the payroll of both stores and factories. Among thc most urgent needs of thc that by buying such Blue Eagle merchandise at Blue Eagle stores they will association are thc installation of a new 4. —To guard the interests of consumers by watching price increases be definitely outlawing the sweat shop for all time and definitely helping refrigerator and an outdoor swimming pool for the health camp where 71) susceptible and guarding against undue increase. legitimate business to prosper. children were entertained this past summer. WE DO OUR PART In addition to the regulnr mail sale, the seals will lie sold at booths, banks, stores, and places frequently visited by the public. For QUALITY Goods and SERVICE The SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE C a ll a t Andover Coal Co. Smart & Flagg, Inc. Insurance Underwriters and ANDOVER Telephone lotlfl-W COAL—COKE-OIL Hartigan Pharmacy HILLER COMPANY Counsellors When you trade here- The teachers and officers of thc Shawsheen Cleercoal Petrokarbon Insurance Building -Shaw sheen Village Com m unity Sunday school held a I Iallowe'en D R Y G O O D S and Bank Building —Andover, Maas. You Save with Safety SAVINGS BANK party in the Christ church parish house, last 4 MAIN ST. ANDOVER OFFICE MAIN ST. TEL. 365 TELEPHONE 870 Your Prescription is our first consideration Saturday evening. The committee in charge consisted of Miss Alice Chase, M iss D orothy W here Andover Dines Your portrait will make a lasting Weymouth and Arthur Clough. The usual CAMBRIDGE games and stunts cf the season were enjoyed W. R. HILL A. G. BUTLER gift for Christm as and refreshments were served by the com THE GLORIA LUNCH Arrange for yours now m itte e . HARDWARE Dyeing—Cleansing- Pressing Mutual Fire Insurance Company and Restaurant The regular m onthly meeting of thc teach Incorporated 1833 ers and officers will lie held at the home of “Once a custom er always a friend” 3 3 y e a rs o f honest service Special Dinners and Suppers Andover Art Studio Mrs. Charles S. Ware, 21 William street, ANDOVER - MASS. Friday evening, Novem ber 17. TEL. 102 31 MAIN ST. 94 MAIN STREET TEL. 875 11 ELM STREET 45 MAIN ST. TEL. 1011 V IS IT T H E MERRIMACK B. L. McDonald Coal Co. Smith Chevrolet Sales Company Shawsheen Women Lowe & Company Harold F. Gordon, Mgr. in Monthly Meeting ANDOVER LUNCH Mutual Fire Insurance Company D.&H. CONE-CLEANED CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE PHARMACISTS Incorporated 1828 FOR GOOD FOOD ANTHRACITE Leadership in Sales backing NRA Thc regular monthly meeting of the Shaw sheen village Woman’s club was held in TEL. 107 16 MAIN ST. ANDOVER - MASS. TEL. 234 58 MAIN ST. TEL. 1228 34 PARK ST. 11 MAIN STREET Balmoral hall M onday evening. Mrs. Frank Gould, secretary read some very interesting reports of the Ninth and Tenth District Miller’s Shoe Store Benjamin Jaques P. J. Daly & Co. Andover Pork Store Conference held in Lynnfield recently and of the Club Institute held in the V'. W. C. A., Elliott and Stevens, Proprietors ENNA JETTICK SHOES for women CROSS WOOD-COAL—COKE -FUEL OIL G R O C E R S Boston, last Thursday morning. Mrs. E. V. Lovely and M rs. Albert W ade attended. for 48 Years THE BOSTONIAN FOR MEN T e l. O ffice a n d Y a rd 771 BEEF, PORK AND LAMB Miss Lillian Kunnclls of Newburvport, High Grade Repairing COAL CO. Tenth District Director was the guest of the 4 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. 361-R 7 BARNARD STREET TELEPHONE 112 74 E L M S T R E E T evening. She brought greetings from the 49 MAIN ST. TEL. 531 State Federation and told the club members JEWELER that the “ Best of Service is that given in BUY Y O U R action.” She spoke alxrat the weekly broad J. H. Playdon STORM WINDOWS NOW! Jack’s Shoe Shop ANDOVER casts of the State Federation every’ W ednes J. FERGUSON’S STORE day morning at 11.15 by Mrs. Frances FLOWERS— Buy Now! Lumber and Hardware FOR BETTER SHOE Ladles' Solid Gold W rist W atch, 15 Jewel Blanchard of the Boston Herald and urged Member Florists Telegraph Delivery R E P A IR IN G VaI oJ SHOP, Inc. W altham $45.00, now $35.00 pay sm all sum that the club send in any interesting local Association J. E. Pitman Estate down for Christm as club news of interest and help to other clubs. 127 MAIN ST. The entertainment was furnished by 96 MAIN STREET 47 MAIN STREET 60 MAIN STREET 63 PARK STREET TEL. 664 Dorothy Berry Carpenter, of Lynn, who read “ The Judge’s H usband” by William Hodge. The literature committee consists of M rs. Temple Electric and Radio Shop Andover Battery & Electric Co. Andover News Co. Andover Cleaning Co. Williams’ Service Station E. G. Twohey, chairman; Mrs. Albert E. Curtis, Mrs. Alexander Morrison and Mrs. Willard Service Station E. J. McCabe, Prop. RADIO SALES AND SERVICE DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS W alter'Tomlinson. Starting, Lighting and Ignition M agazines—School Supplies Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Firestone Tires- Zenith and A tw nter-K ent The Dramatic departm ent of the club will Norge Refrigerators R adios—R.C.A. Tubes - Range Oil meet with M rs. John M. Birdsall, W ard Hill, Iix p e rts Friday evening, November 10 instead of “You’ll F’ind it in This Store” POST OFFICE AVENUE TEL. 355 42 PARK ST. TEL. 1350-R T E L . 1 1 7 5 66 M A I N S T . 16 PARK ST., opp. Fire Station TEL. 218 1 afternoon as formerly announced. They will make final arrangem ents for the bridge party to be held November 17 at 2.30 p.m. at the Louis Huntress VL\)t Carl E. Elander ANDOVER The Harborn Shop home of Mrs. Howell F. Shepard, Dascomb road, Ballardvale. GIFTS PHOTOGRAPHER TAILOR AND HABERDASHER STEAM LAUNDRY Jxaheti Pleautp Parlor GOWNS New Styles and the Lowest Prices Ever Cleansing, Pressing, Repairing Telephone 110 Christ Church Notes Buy Photographs for C hristm as - “ F ' o r w o m e n w h o c a r e ” — 100% N RA ACCESSORIES The Best of All G ifts Rev. Raymond A. Heron of Grace church, 30 PARK STREET TEL. 1136 56 MAIN ST. TEL. 1169 for Quality Service 17 MAIN STREET G roups at the studio day or night Lawrence, will be the preacher at the 10.45 a.m. service on Sunday. On Novend>er 10 JRarsaret JLSenutp *5>fjop, Hint. Y O U N G M E N ’S Rev. Norman B. Nash will speak. Rev. Mr VERMONT Nash comes from thc Episcopal 'Theological Crystal Ice and Oil “A City Shop in the C ountry" CLOTHING and APPAREL The school at Cambridge. Snyder says—“THAT’S THE O IL- Special attention given to Finger W aving, Cleansing— Pressing—Repairing The Young People’s Fellowship listened to Tea and Butter Co. M arcelling, Sham pooing, M anicuring, Andover Townsman Warren Golf, treasurer of the Diocesan T ry I t . ” Scalp and Facial T reatm ents—Notox Tint Fellowship on Sunday night. There was a 2 ESSEX STREET spirited discussion. This coming Sunday the 21 BAKER’S LANE TEL. 81379 SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE TEL. 1138 The Burns Co., Inc. election of ofiicers will take place and the address by Miss Louise Cadoo. On Sunday. HOME of GOOD LAUNDRY WORK November lb at 6.30 a service will be held Andover Market Shawsheen Bakery Shawsheen Market Park Apparel Shoppe with installation of officers. FRESH ROLLS and BREAD On the afternoon and evening of Sunday, Prom pt F'ree Delivery QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES “ INEXPENSIVE . . . November lb, an Institute on the Under Home Baked Beans and Brown Bread Agent for S.S. Pierce Co. Shawsheen Laundry at Lowest Prices But EXCLUSIVE” standing and Use of the Prayer Book will !>e Every Saturday held at St. Paul’s, North Andover. The after a t G ro c e rie s Boston Prices noon conference will begin at 4.30 under the ANDOVER, MASS. TELEPHONE ANDOVER 411 TEL. 510 FREE DELIVERY SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE Tel. Andover 162 1 ELM STREET TEL. 1177-1178 leadership of Rev. Laurence Piper of Derry, N. IL, and will be followed by a buffet supper, 25 cents, in the parish house. After supper Evening Prayer will be said in the church and an address given by Rev. Charles E. Lancaster, Ph.D., Secretary of the Dioce san Board of Religious Education. Prayer Books of various kinds will be on exhibition, together with books on the Prayer Book. TRY YOUR HOME TOWN FIRST! The churches of Andover, Lawrence, Me thuen, North Andover and Haverhill are joining in this project. G range ISews M r. and M rs. George F. M oody and family Mrs. Prudence Brown spent Sunday in KRISCUT WEST PARISH of Swam pscott visited Rev. and M rs. George A m e s b u r y . Telephone 465 R. M oody of M arland road, Sunday. The meeting on Tuesdiy evening will be M r. and M rs. Edwin Hey are visiting with J. Kendell Longe MEATS Eric DuBlois of M attapan visited with Neighbors’ Night and a barn dance will Mr. and Mrs. George R. Miller of Center The R. P. C. Girls’ club met Monday friends Sunday. INFLATE YOUR DOLLARS follow the business meetng. Bedford and s t r e e t . Jeweler evening at the home of Miss W inona Bout- W illiam Benson spent Sunday visiting in REFLATE YOUR APPETITE D racut Granges are the invited guests for the Thc game scheduled for last Sunday on the well, Shawsheen road. Somerville. “The House of Lucky Wedding Rings” ASK YOUR MEATMAN o r evening. Members are a.ked to come in local playstead between the W ildcats and tIn- The Lafalot club met at the home of M rs. | Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hood and son Gor ACME UTILITY CO. costume. There will be prizes for the most Union A. C. was not played. The Union A. C. Arthur R. Lewis, Lowell street, on Tuesday don of M anchester visited in the Vale Sun 3 Main St. Andover, Mass. FRANKLIN, N. H. original, the prettiest and tie funniest. did not put in an appearance. e v e n in g a t e ig h t o ’c lo c k . d a y . The W oman’s club of tht Grange will meet Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lewis and Mrs. Mrs. Leon Knox of Wollaston visited with on Tuesday afternoon at tiree o’clock. Sup Alfred A. kneath are in Fulton, N. Y., at relatives Saturday. per will be served for those who wish to John Ferguson tending the wedding of Miss Violet Darling Thom as Stott left last week for W ollaston and Robert R. Lewis. attend both m eetings without going home. Watchmaker and where he will spend the winter. ^ fOLONIAL THEATRE" ^ The plans for the Chicken Pie Supper to Miss Grace Parker will have a specialty ^ ANDOVER, MASS. 1-1 Jeweler be held in the W est church vestry are com BALLARDVALE number in the M ethodist church minstrel pleted. The supper will be held Friday, show to be held November 10 and 17 in the 47 MAIN ST. ANDOVEH Telephone 10I7M 3 SHOWS DAILY — 2:15, 6:15, 8:15 November 17, from six to seven-thirty community rooms. <;ifl. fur All Occasions o’clock. Tickets are now on sale. The Men’s club of the Union Congrega A son to M r. and Mrs. leter Gervais, Jr., TODAY and TOMORROW tional church met Monday evening with of W oburn street, Sunday, November 5, at Ernest Edwards presiding. The speaker of the HEEL BELOW Robert M ontgom ery und Madge Evan* 3:30; (i:‘25; 9:20 h o m e . FLYING DEVILS—Arle Judge and Ralph Bellamy 2:25; 8:05 evening was Alexander Morrison, an Ameri DANIEL J. MURPHY Ann Pendleton of W olurn street spent can W oolen company chem ist whose interest Elwot Dance Studio Thursday in Boston. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ing talk was the dilTerent processes of dyeing. SUNDAY and MONDAY November 12-13 Mr. and M rs. George Stevart and daughter Refreshm ents were served by W illiam Green THE NUISANCE Lee Tracey Sun. 3:50; 0:50; 9:50 307 Essex Street, Lawrence — Third Season — of Cambridge visited wit John Snider of wood, Herbert Otis and Eredcrick Shattuck. Mon. 3:55; 6:25; 9:25 Call Us for Estimates on T elep h o n e 4123 W oburn street Sunday. DANCING ASSEMBLY M r. and Mrs. James Nicoll of Clark road LADIES MUST LOVE Sally O'Neil Hun. 2:25; 5:25; 8:25 TOWN COUNSEL of ANDOVER M r. and M rs. J. DeCaesir of Charlestown Mon. 2:35; 7:55 Friday Evenings spent the week-end at tin home of M r. and visited in Lynn Sunday. STORM M rs. Peter Gervais. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barrows were TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY November 14-15-16 INSTRUCTION 7:30 to 8:30 James and Isaac Kidd >f W oburn street guests of Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Barrows on spent the week end inMaiie. S u n d a y . LADY FOR A DAY May Robson 3:40; 6:25; 9:25 WINDOWS ROY A. DANIELS DANCING 8:30 to 10 CL Mr. and Mrs. William M atthews sj>ent M rs . IsuIjcI G ilp in of Brockton will s|>end MIDNIGHT MARY Ixirctlu Young and Itieardo Cortez 2:25; 8:00 Electrical Contractor Sunday visiting with relatives in Boston. the winter with Rev. and Mis. Augustus 11. J. E. P IT lA N EST. SQUARE and COMPASS CLUB The Fpworth League ninstrel show cast F u l l e r of Tewksbury street. FRIDAY and SATURDAY November 17-18 will rehearse tonight in theM ethodist church M r. and Mrs. Rankin Grunt of Tewksbury TURN BACK THE CLOCK Mae Clarke 3:55; 6:25; 9:25 78 Chestnut St. Andover ANDOVER Teler. l\lil\664 Phone 451 v e s tr y . street entertained Mr. and Mrs. E E. Faw- DESTINATION UNKNOWN Betty Compatm 2:45; 8:05 K. J»iiii"''SaaM. M . MM i M arjorie M ears is ill at hr home. cett of Green wood, Sunday. o n S i ' J j - / IMEMO ' PAGE FOUR TIIE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1033
Berry, Mrs. J. W arren hillips, M r. and M rs. J. L. and is famed for the vivid quality of his A.V. I. S. to Hold Blake, Dr. and M rs. P. W. itm an, M r. and Mrs. Joseph I. addresses. He will be followed by Mrs. Bod well, M r. and M rs. Henry A. ’laydon, John II. Nellie Tayloc Ross, diiector of the m int, who W. E. BILLINGS Annual Meeting Bout well, M r. and M rs. Arthur T. ’oor, M iss Sara will come to the school directly from Wash Bout well, Eied S. ’oyntcr, Mr. and Mrs. Horace M. ington, and will in a sense represent the 36 Main Street Bowman, M rs. Charles \Y Ralph, Sir. and Mrs. John C. adm inistration’s point of view. Her subject, The annual meeting of the Andover Village Brewster, M r. and M rs. Edwin T. Rand. Mrs. Joseph A. Purposes Back of the Administration’s Jeweler— Optician Improvement society will be held at the •Briggs, M rs. Amv E. Resnik, Samuel National Policies” is certain to be developed home of Horace M Poynter, 6 School street, Brigham, M r. and Mrs. Frank L Ripley, M r. ami M rs. Philip E. with the rare power that characterizes Mrs. M onday evening at 7.45. M embers arc urged Brooks, Mrs. Edward Robinson, Miss M attie H. ’s addresses. She has long been distin to a t t e n d . Brown, Miss Edna Rogers, M rs. Barnett guished in public life, as Governor of W yo The m em bers of the A. V. I. S. for the past Brown, M iss Ethel Sanborn, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. ming, vice-chairman of the Democratic SCHLOSSER’S MUSIC SCHOOL year follow: Brown, M r. and Mrs. George G. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. David National committee, and now one of the Sustaining Members Bullock, M r. and Mrs. Hugh Simeone, Mis. Paul three women chosen by President Roosevelt ALL STRING INSTRUMENTS Curran, M iss M argaret Burgess, M rs. John E. Simpson, Dr. and M rs. W illiam II. for high office. Private. $) per month— C lan. $1 ptr month •Forbes, Prof. Charles H. Burns, Sir. and Mrs. Joseph L. Southworth, M r. and Mrs. Irving Against this background, the Tuesday (in advance) French. Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. But trick, M r. and M rs. Frank A. Stafford, M r. and Mrs. W right 11. afternoon session will provide a symposium 123 Main Street - Mass. Lewis, M r. and Mrs. II. Bradford Campbell, M iss Jessie Stearns, Dr. and M rs. Alfred E. on NRA practices and problems. Hugh I). Andover, November Club Campbell, Miss M arie Stephenson, M r. and Mrs. Harry Butler, secretary of the District Recovery Have You Visited Our M onum ent Displayf Putnam , Miss Clara A. Carlton, Mrs. Frank T. Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Board of New England, will open a sym posi Simeone, Paul Carpenter, M rs. Charles C. Swift, M iss Florence um with the following speakers and topics: It will puy you to—before buying your m onument from an agent or !mlddlcmanlto Smith, M iss Esther W. Carter, M iss Alice C. Swift, M iss Kate W airen M acPherson, president of the Cam You don’t have to whom you will pay two profits and at the same time get nothin* of a lastinft or en Thomson, Philip W. Carter, Miss Harriet W. T e w k s b u r y , M r . a n d M r s . W illis 11. bridge Rubber company, will speak on clean your Burners during nature. Life Members Carter, Miss M abel M. Tewksbury, M iss Helen “ Setting up a Code in Industry.” Robert Abbot, Mr. and M rs. George Carter, Miss M ary E. Thompson, M r. and Mrs. Augustus P. W att, of the State Federation of Labor, on if you u s e ...... Here we have 50 CHOICE MONUMENTS all made of the old WESTERLY. RHODE •Aldred, M iss Frances E. Thompson, M r. nnd Mrs. Charles D. ISLAND GRANITE from the Smith (Junrriea, In WHITE and PINK, that ure ready to Cartel, Miss Susan R. “ Effect of the NRA on Labor.” Piofessor Baker, Mrs. George F. Cates, M r. and M is. A. Lincoln Thomson, Mis. T. Dennic be engraved and erected In cemetery. Colston E. Warne, Amherst College, on •Bancroft, Cecil K. Chamberlain, M r. and Mrs. Albert H. •Torrey, Mrs. Ada E.— In memoriam “ Effect of the NRA on the Consumer.” The W* Invite you to Inspect this DISPLAY nnd select any one of these 'SO MONUMENTS Bancroft, M iss M ary E. Chandler, Judge and M rs. Frederic N. Torrey, Miss Rosa B. discussion will be led by Professor Dorothy HAFFNER at your own price. A visit here will prove the umuzlnit values wo have to oiler. Barnard, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Chapin. Sir. and M rs. E. Barton Torrey, Louis B. W olf Douglas of Sm ith college. arpenter, Miss Jane B. Complete Illustrated catalog sent on request. Chase, M iss Anna E. Twichell, Miss Julia The following day, W ednesday, the school hapin, Mrs. Edward P. Chase, M r. and M rs. H erbert F. Tyer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. will open at 10.30 o’clock anti the general iirrnn, Mrs. M aurice J. Checvcr, M rs. George F. Undcihill, Miss Caroline M . R A N G E OIL JOHN MEAGHER & CO., 22 Central St., Peabody, Mass. topic of the morning session will be “The Jean, J. Judson Cheever, Frederick E. Valpey, Miss Edith II. NRA and State Financing.” Hon. Henry Telephones PEABODY *65 or 868 ndicott, M r. and M rs. George Cheney, M r. and M rs. I’red G. W ade, Mrs. Austin P. Parkman, junior member of the Senate 50 GALS. OR MORE ilbert, Perley E. Chickeiing, M iss Helen T. Walen, M r. and Mrs. E. D. W ays and Means committee, and Chailes P. loldsmith, M iss Bessie I\ Chickering, M iss Rebekah M. W alker, Dr. and Mrs. W. Dacrc Howard, chairman of the Commission cn raham, Jam es C. Cole, M rs. John N. W allace, M r. and M rs. Fred A. Administration and Finance, will be the Holt, John V. Cole, M r. and M rs. Philip P. W alworth, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. s p e a k e r s . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Coleman, M r. and M rs. W alter II. Wilson, Rev. and M rs. F. A. Edson B. Smith, financial editor of the FOR RATES CALL 1324 \im ball, Joseph C. Cromie, M r. and M rs. Samuel J. W ood, M r. and M rs. Cornelius A. Herald, will be the first afternoon speaker Penniman, Miss S. Ella Cross, J. W . • D e c e a s e d . Wednesday. He will take for his subject Penniman, Miss Anne B. Currier, M r. and Mrs. W illiam D. “ Managed Currency or Inflation.” This A G A L L O N F O R SA L E POSITION WANTED Ripley, Alfred L. Davis, M iss Abbie S. topic is foremost in men’s minds today, and Ripley, George B. Davis, M iss Annie S. Dr. Fowler Speaks to have Mr. Sm ith’s discussion of it gives W ANTED— Accommodation cooking by a FOR SALE—Hard and soft wood in any Sawyer, M r. and Mrs. Jam es C. Dear, Mrs. Agnes K. real distinction to the school program , which Odorless, white, and clean first-class cook with the best of references lengths. Prom pt delivery. Herbert Lewis, Sm art, M rs. Joseph A. Dix, Mr. and M rs. Henry E. to Village P. T. A. will be closed by John Bakeless. This is M r. Address “ Cook,” 70 North Main street, Smith, Mrs. B. Frank Lowell street, Andover. Telephone 465. Eaton, M r. and Mrs. Fred H. Bakeless’s first appearance before a League A n d o v e r . Smith, J. Duke Eaton, M r. and M rs. George T. The regular m onthly meeting of the Shaw- school. He is to take the role of prophet and FOR SALE—Late Model Glenwood Gas Smith, Miss M ary Byers Eaton, M iss F. Louisa Tel. Law. 30162 ACCOUNTING— Bookkeeping done part sheen Village Parent-Teacher association was speak on the topic: “ The next six m onths: a Range Insulated Oven. Automatic Con Toohcy, Jam es L. Eaton, M iss Helen time, by the week or month. Financial held in the Shawshcen school hall, W ednes Political Forecast.” As he is described as the Quick Delivery trol. Hill’s Hardware Store, Andover. Torrey, Charles E. Eaton, M r. and Mrs. Guy H. reports and audits. Rates reasonable. day evening with M rs. Frederick C. Smith, man who makes you laugh while you learn, owle, Mrs. John A. Eaton, M r. and M rs. Thaxter RUG AND KNITTING YARNS for sale by C. II. Stevens, 11 Argyle street, Andover. presiding. An invitation was read from the his lecture will he the fitting climax of a Iyer, M rs. Horace II. Elliott, Dr. and M rs. George B. m anufacturer; sam ples free. H . A. B artlett, Telephone 1088-W. Adams association of Le.\ingt 6n to be their thoughtful program. 25 to 49 Gals. 8 cents illiams, *Prof. and M rs. Edward H. Erhardt, M rs. Frederick guests at their meeting April 12 and it was Everyone, both men and women, are Harmony, M aine. Annual Members Fairweather, M rs. James D. LEGAL NOTICES voted to accept. The W ays and M eans com welcome to enroll for l his school or to attend Abbott, M rs. Charles E. Fairwcathcr, M iss M aria m ittee of the P. T . A. will conduct a food sale single sessions. All information may be had LOST Abbott, Miss Florence I. Farmer, Mrs. M ary E. Commonwealth of Massachusetts at the next meeting in December. Mrs. at the Headquarters of the M assachusetts Abbott, M r. and Mrs. Harold E. Farmer, M iss Nellie H. LOST— A hearing apparatus for the deaf, Harold T. Houston is chairman. M rs. Smith League of Women Voters, 31 Mt. Vernon Alden, M is. John Ferguson, M r. and Mrs. John including battery, mouth piece, and ear PROBATE COURT read a very interesting report of the State street, Boston. Registration is now going on “So Reasonable” Allen, M r. and *Mrs. W illiam A. FitzHugh, M r. and Mrs. Valentine M. phone, probably on Main street between E ssex , ss. P. T. A. meeting held at Springfield recently and inquiries made of the Andover League Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. James Flagg, Mr. and Mrs. Burton S. Chestnut street and Morton street. Re To the next of kin, and all other persons to which she was a delegate. will receive prompt attention. There will be . . . they all say when they Andrews, M r. and Mrs. J. Edson Fleming, Dr. and M rs. W illiam A. ward. Finder please return to Townsman interested in Thomas DulT, Rita Duff, Announcement was also made of the inten transportation provided for those desiring it Angus, M rs. John C. Forbes, M is. Charles H. see our price. o ffice. M ary Duff, Elizabeth Dull and Dorothy tion to form a Parent-Teacher association and the committee in charge of this will be Angus, Miss M ary S. Foster, M r. and M rs. F. M. Duff, all of Andover in said County of council for the Town of Andover consisting announced next week. Appleton, M r. and Mrs. Donald Foster, M r. and M rs. William H. Andover Savings Bank Essex, minors. of the Central association, Ballardvale and S U IT S .... Arnold, M r. and Mrs. John A. Freeman, M rs. E. Dudley W hereas, a petition has been presented to Shawsheen. It was voted that the Shawsheen Ashton, M r. anti Mrs. Joseph N. French, M r. and Mrs. Philip R. T O P C O A T S . . The following pass book issued by the said Court by Sarah Lynch of Andover in the association join with the others in forming Baldwin, Miss Clara J. Frost, M r. and M rs. Archie N. Andover Savings Bank has been lost and County of Essex praying for the appointm ent t h i s c o u n c il. Food Sale to Be B A T H R O B E S . Baldwin, M rs. Eben A. Frost, Rev. and M rs. George B. application has been made for the issuance of of herself, or some other suitable person, as a A delightful musical pr ogram was furnished Barnard, M rs. Foster Frost, Mis? Sarah LADIES’ COATS a duplicate book. Public notice of such guardian of said minors: by Miss Alda Kldridge, violinist, accompan Barnes, Miss M ary L. Fucss, Dr. and M rs. Claude M. Held November 25 application is hereby given in accordance You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro ied by Miss Nellie M arkus. Miss Eldridgc DRESSES (plain) Barnes, Mr. and M rs. Ralph N. C. Fuller, M rs. Jam es R. with Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts of bate Court, to be held at Lawrence in said played two groups and M iss M arkus played Bell, Miss M ary W. Gilliard, M r. and Mrs. Stephen W. The annual food sale held to defray the 1 9 0 8 . Countv of Essex, on the thirteenth day of a piano solo. Both were very much enjoyed Bell, M r. and M rs. Joseph P. Ciould, M r. and M rs. J. Avery expenses of the annual Christmas party for Payment has been stopped. November A.D. 1933, at ten o’clock in the by the audience. Bell, M iss Alice L. Greeley, Jam es E. the needy children of the town will be held by Book No . 204809. forenoon, to show cause, if any you have, Dr. A rthur T. Fowler of Lawrence was the rederic S . o u tw ell Bergstrom, M rs. Francis Greeley, M iss Anna M. the local telephone opeiators on November “ Such Job” F B . why a guardian should not be appointed as peaker and his subject was “ M odern Educa- T r e a s u r e r Bergstrom, Phillips Gutterson, Mr. and Mrs. M yron E. 25 in Stacey’s drug store from 2 to 6 p .m . a f o r e s a id . lon for the Home of Today. ” D octor Fowler Hadley, M r. and Mrs. Ralph E. The girls sponsor a party each year at which . . . they all say when they Nov. 10.1933 And said petitioner is hereby directed to said that there were no more important Hall, M iss Delight many needy children of the town are given a give notice thereof, to the next of kin of said gatherings than those consisting of Parents Andover National Bank LEGAL NOTICES Hamblin, M r. and Mrs. Nathan C. com plete outfit of clothes. see our workmanship. minors, and others interested, by publishing and Teachers meeting for the common Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond E. Miss M argaret Sweeney is in charge, and this citation once Jn each week, for three Commonwealth ot Massachusetts interest of the children. He said that the Hardy, M r. and Mrs. Frank II. she will be assisted by M iss R uth W atson and The following pass lxx>ks issued by the successive weeks, in the Andover Townsm an recent treatment of teachers in localities Harrington, M r. ind Mrs. Virgil D. Miss M arie Daley. Andover National Bank have been lost and a newspaper published in Andover the last PROBATE COURT where salaries had been cut and teachers dis Higgins, M iss Bettha application has been made for the issuance of publication to be one day at least before said E ssex , ss. charged was not the fault of politics or civic Hitchcock, M iss Ethel A. duplicate books. Public notice of such Court, or by delivering a copy thereof to each To the heirs-at-law , next of kin, creditors, and ARROW leaders as the fault of the homes. Holland, M r. and M rs. Chester W. application is hereby given in accordance of you at least seven days before said Court. all other persons interested in the estate of The banner for attendance was won by M arriages Holmes, M r. and Mrs. George M . R. with Suction 4(1, C hapter 590, of the A rts of Witness, Harry R. Dow, Esquire, Judge Miles L. Spaulding late of Andover in said Miss Leary’s room. After the program re — Holt, Jonathan L. C le a n s in g Dyeingy 1 9 0 8 . of said C ourt, this nineteenth day of October County, deceased, intestate. freshments were served by room mothers of Gardner Allen Townsend of Andover and Hopper, M r. and Mrs. Henry S. Paym ent has been stopped. in the year one thousand nine hundred and Whereas , a petition has been presented to Grade 5, Mrs. Harold Rafton and Mrs. Dora Esther Harkins, Ballardvale, at Salem, 58 MAIN STREET Horne, M r. and Mrs. Burchard E. Books Nos. 4126, 859. thirty-three. said Court to grant a letter of adm inistration Stafford Lindsay assisted by Mrs. T. F. N. H., October 17, by Amos J. Cowan. llulm e, Dr. and Mrs. Albert E. C . W . H olland , C a s h i e r W iliia m F . Shanahan , R e g is te r . on the estate of said deceased to Bert G. Hendrick, Mrs. Jam es L. Dean, Mrs. Jame: Hussey, M r. and M is. George E. November 10, 1933 Thom as J. Lane, Atty. Spaulding of Andover in the County of Eursman, M rs. M. Joseph W halen, M rs. Karl Jackson, M rs. M ary S. 704-6 Cregg Bldg. Essex w ithout giving a surety on his bond. Harig, Mrs. W right Bolton and Mrs. Julius Jaquith, M r. and Mrs. W illiam H., 2nd LEGAL NOTICES Lawrence, Mass. You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro R o c k w e ll. Jenkins, M rs. Henry S. bate Court, to be held at Salem in said At the December meeting Rev. E. Jenkin Commonwealth of Massachusetts Jenkins, Henry K. ANNOUNCEMENT Commonwealth of Massachusetts County of Essex, on the twentieth day of son of M ethuen will give an illustrated talk Jenkins, M iss Kate P. November A.D. 1933, at ten o’clock in the on the “ Century of Progress” Exposition. Johnson, M r. aid M is. Ernest A. d To our many loyal patrons of Andover we wish to announce PROBATE COURT forenoon, to show cause, if any you have, PROBATE COURT Johnson, M r. ard Mrs. M itchell that we have recently incorporated within our store a most E ssex , ss. why the same should not he granted. Jones, M iss Susin K. modern and up to date prescription department embodying all E ss e x , ss. To all persons interested in Allen E. W hite And the petitioner is hereby directed to League to Conduct Kendall, Mrs. Frank II. To Hollan Garth adm inistrator of the estate man, of Dearborn, in the State of M ichigan give public notice thereof by publishing this tlie newest facilities in which to render efiicient and prompt ser Kendall, Miss Edith C. of M ary Jane Garth, otherwise known as father of M arilyn W hiteman, of Andove citation once in each week for three successive vice. Your requirements at all times will have the immediute at Kimball, M r. and Mrs. C. Carleton School of Politics M ary j. Garth, late of Andover, in said in the C ounty of Essex. weeks, in the Andover Townsman a news Kimball, M iss Florence tention of Mr. Adams and Mr. Simeone, both of whom are m il County of Essex your wife, deceased W h er fa s , W illiam B. Addis and Helen C, paper published in Andover the last publica You are licensed to sell, at public auction Addis, both of Andover, in said County of tion to be one day, at least, before said Court. Kimball, Miss Lucy M iss Helen T. Chickering, president of the experienced in the field of pharmucy. Knowles, M r. and Mrs. W inslow L. at any time within one year from the date Essex have presented to said Court, the' W itness, Harry R. Dow, Esouire, Judge Andover League of W omen Voters, announc Kuhn, Miss Anna W. hereof, the following-described parcels cf petition praying for leave to adopt M arily of said Court, this twenty-sixth day of Octo ing the program of the School of Politics, W hiteman of Andover, in the County of Lane, Dr. and M rs. Klwin I). estate of said deceased for the paym ent of ber in the year one thousand nine hundred states that many Andover women are plan SIMEONE'S PHARMACY Leonard, M r. and Mrs. A rthur W. ning to attend. her debts and charges of administration, to Essex, a child of Allen E. Whitemu and thirty-three. Look, Dr. and *Mrs. Percy J. w it: Dearborn in the State of Michigan, and W illiam F . Shanahan , R e g is te r . The school will be held at the Lee Audi Alberta W hiteman his wife, and that the Lord, M r. and M rs. Wilfred torium , Y. W. C. A. building, 140 Clarendon Parcel No. 1. A certain parcel of land situ name of said child be changed to Marily Mortgagee’s Sale of Real Estate Lundgren, M r. and Mrs. Everett M. street, Boston, during November 21st and ated in Andover shown as Lot B 6 on a plan A d d is . Lynde, M r. and M rs Lester E. 22nd, and with two sessions each day at sulKlivision of Lot B Xo. 3511H which is sub You are hereby cited to appear at a P: By virtue of and in execution of the Power Lynde, Miss Hilda 10.30 a.m . and 2.30 p.m. division of Lot B to be attached to transfer bate Court, to be held at Newburyport, in of Sale contained in a certain mortgage of M ailey, M r. and Mrs. Howard T. Following its custom to present each fall an New England COKE certificate of title of the N orth Essex Registry said County of Essex, on the twenty-seventh real estate given by Carrie II. Conkey, wife M atthews, Rev. and M rs. Newman opportunity to voters to consider the most of Deeds, bounded and described as follows: day of November, A.D. 1933, at ten o’clock of Elmer E. Conkey, of Andover in the M cCurdy, M rs. M at hew S. important political developments under the Easterly 306.59 feet by M ain Street; North in the forenoon, to show cause, if any you County of Essex and Commonwealth of M cTernen, M r. and Vtrs. Andrew guidance of authoritative speakers, the D & H Cone Cleaned Anthracite erly 188.83 feet by Lot B5 as shown on sub have, why the same should not be granted M assachusetts, to the Atlantic Co-operative M ercer, M r. and *Mis. John T. League has chosen this year to build the division plan of Lot B on plan 3511G with the And said petitioners are ordered to serve Bank of Lawrence in said County, which M iller, M r. and Mrs. Henry E. school program around the general topic, Land Court records of N orth Essex Registry this citation by delivering a copy hereof to mortgage is dated December 29, 1928, re M itchell, M rs. Frank B. “The National Recovery Administration in of Deeds, to be filed with transfer certificate MOTOR-STOKERS each of you seven days at least before said corded with the North Essex Registry of M oorehead, Prof, anc M rs. W arren K. Operation in M assachusetts.” of title No. 1255 in Book 9, Page 17; N orth Court, or if you or any of you be not found Deeds, Book 544, Page 72, for breach of the Newton, Mr. and Mis. Frederick E. The program will open with an address on AUTOMATIC COAL BURNING EQUIPMENT westerly 42.68 feet by a |>ortion of Lot B4 within this Commonwealth, by publishing conditions of said mortgage and for the Nichols, M r. and Mrs. Edward C. “The Peaceful Revolution of 1933” by as shown on said sub-diviion of Lot B plan the same once in each week, for three succes purpose of foreclosing the sam e will be sold at O'Connell, Mr. and Kn. John F. W illiam Yandell Elliott, head of the D epart No. 3511G; Northeasterly by said Lot B4 sive weeks, in the Andover Townsman I’ublic Auction on the premises first herein Paddock, Mrs. AnnaM . ment of Government, Harvard University. 227.35 feet; Northwesterly by Hidden Road Fuel Service G uaranteed— Try Us This Season newspaper published in said Andover, the after described on Tuesday, the 28th day of Paradise, M r. and M s. Scott II. Professor Elliott is now contributing a series 126.78 feet; Southwesterly by land of one H. last publication to be seven days at least Novemlier, 1933, at two o’clock in the after Pfatteicher, Dr. and Mrs. Carl F. of notable articles to the Atlantic M onthly, Bradford Lewis 318.40 feet; Southerly by before said Court, and by mailing, post-paid, noon, all and singular the prem ises described land of said II. Bradford Lewis 271.50 feet. a copy hereof to each person interested who in said mortgage, to wit:— Parcel No. 2. A certain parcel of land situ cannot be so found at his last known address A tract of land with the buildings thereon B. L. M cD onald C oal Co. ated in Andover shown as Lot B5 on a sub seven days at least before said Court. situated in said Andover bounded beginning division of Lot B shown on plan No. 3511G W itness, H arry R. Dow, Esquire, Judge at a point on Porter Road at the southerly ItEPOKT OF THE CONDITION filed with the Land Court records in the said Court, this thirtieth day of October, corner of the intersection of Spring Grove North Essex Registry of Deeds to be filed the year one thousand nine hundred and Cemetery Road and said Porter Road and with transfer certificate of title No. 1255 thirty-three. running South-easterly along said Spring and recorded in Book 9, Page 17, lx>unded W illiam F . Shanahan , R e g is te r Grove Cemetery Road to land formerly of ROOFS PROPERLY REPAIRED and described as follows: Easterly by M ain Commonwealth of Massachusetts Tim othy Osgood; thence Southerly by said by SPECIALISTS in Street 90 feet; Northerly 138.86 feet by Lot A bbott’s land to a |>oint; thence W esterly by ANDOVER NATIONAL BANK B2 as shown on said plan 3511G above re said Abbott’s land to said Porter Road; of Andove, in the Stute of Massachusetts, ut the clone of business Asphalt Shingling, Tar and Gravel Roofing, and Metal W o r k . ferred to; Northwesterly 102.94 feet by Lot PROBATE COURT thence along said Porter Road to the point of on October 25, 1933 B4 as shown on said plan 3511G; Southerly Gutter and Conductor Pipe Work E ssex , ss. beginning; containing about thirty acres and 188.83 feet by land now or formerly of M ary To the heirs-at-law , next of kin, and all other being the first lot of land described in Deed to ASSETS Estimates promptly submitted without obligation J. Garth, being Lot B 6 to be filed with persons interested in the estate of Grace the said grantor recorded with North Essex L o a n s a n d d i s c o u n t s ...... 541,756.21 transfer certificate of title in the records of Lindsey late of Andover in' said County Registry of Deeds, Book 318, Page 395. O v e r d r a f t s ...... 1 6 6 .1 7 Our Examination Service Coete Nothing — Telephone LAW. 7339 the Land Court in the N orth Essex Registry d e c e a s e d . Also a tract of land opposite the above U nited States Government securities owned .... 598,244 75 o f D e e d s . W hereas , a certain instrum ent purporting described land bounded N ortherly by land of O t h e r I Kinds, s o c k s , a n d s e c u r itie s o w n e d ...... 708,664.68 You are required to give public notice of to be the last will and testam ent of said tie Howard M. Conkey; Easterly by said Ranking house S141.1XX). furniture and futures, Si,475.20 142,475.20 the tim e and pi ice of such sale, by publishing ceased has been presented to said Court Porter Road; Southerly by land formerly of Reserve with federal Reserve D a n k ...... 104,457.08 GEO. W. HORNE CO. a notification thereof once in each week, for probate, by A nanna T. Spaulding who pn one Deurlxirn and Abbot Street and W ester Cash in vault and balances with other banks . . . . 368,709.26 613 COMMON STREET i L A W R E N C E , MASS. three successive weeks, in the Andover that letters testam entary may be issued ly by land conveyed to one Clark; containing Outside check: and other cash items ...... 1 3 ,8 3 3 .9 0 Townsman, a newspaper published in Ando her the executrix therein named, without a b o u t 20 acres and being a part of the second O ther assets ...... 1 ,5 5 6 .4 1 ver, and, within one year after such sale, giving u surety on her oilidal bond. tract described in deed to said grantor, re return your alfidavit of having given such You are hereby cited to appear at a 1 corded Book 318, Page 395. T otal 2,479,862.66 notice, with a copy thereof, to the Probate bate Court, to be held at Salem in said Also a tract of land near the above de C o u r t . County of Essex, cn the fourth day of De scribed premises bounded Northerly by a LIABILITIES .... COOh Witness, Harry R. Dow, Esquire, Judge cembcr A.D. 1933, at ten o'clock in the fo driveway, 436 feet; Easterly by Woburn 15. Demand deposits 996,313.33 of said Court, at Salem, this twenty seventh noon, to show cause, if any you have, why Street, KX) feet; Southerly by land of one | 16. Tim et deposits 936,609.67 day of October, in the year of our Lord one same should not be granted. M anion, 4