I A L HALL LI 3 H A he ndover ownsman T A Andnrrr mrjrwhrre nnd Drat, U .t—I hr manly, •trallhlfnr»ar,l. ailar. patriotic NewT Fn.l.nd Town—PHILLIPS BROOKS
ONE YEAR $2.00—SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, SEPTEMBER 2 3 . 1 9 3 2 VOLUME XLV NUMBER 50 Rebekali Lodge Officials, Committees What’s Going On All Andover Turning Out to Elects Officers (from today until next Friday) Monday evening at Fraternal hall the Oppose Appropriation Tonight members of Indian Ridge Rebekah lodge, 136, I. O. O. F., celebrated the 81st anni Pow-Wow at the West church, afternoon Attend Huge Bugle and Drum versary of the organization. The honorary and evening. S e l e c t m e n and Finance Committee Disapprove of guests at the meeting were Mrs. Sadie Stimp- Band concert at the park, 8.00 p.m. Special Appropriations—Emergency Committee son, president of the Rebekah assembly and Saturday her board of officers, also District Deputy Bugle and Drum Corps Competition. Waiting for Results of Town Meeting Parade starts at three o’clock. Sunday in case Corps Competition Tomorrow President Mrs. Mattie McGraw of Lawrence. of rain. Delegates from Methuen and Boston lodges also attended. Monday Determined opposition to a special ap 7.45, Town Meeting. propriation developed here during the week The annual election of officers was held and Many Corps to Compete in What Promises to Be Most Colorful Event Held in Academy Reopens; Vice Grand Miss Millie MacLeod was Wednesday with the Finance committee and the select Registration of voters, Phillips club, 7 to men declaring themselves against it. The elected to succeed the present noble grand, 9 p.m. Andover’s History—Band Concert First on Program—Parade Headmaster Away Emergency committee meanwhile is marking Miss Grace Lake who will retire from office after conducting the affairs of the degree Mothers’ club whist party, 2.15 p.m., at Will Precede Competition time until the meeting is over. The meeting home of Mrs. George Boddy, Maple avenue. The streets of Andover took on a collegiate will be held Monday evening at 7.45 as a successfully during her term. Other changes in office were as follows: Vice grand, Miss Thursday look again this week as a result of the opening result of a petition presented the selectmen a Recital at George Washington hall, 8:15. Tonight marks the beginning of the 24- of the 154th year of Phillips academy. The week ago. Jennie Seacole; recording secretary, Mrs. hour celebration sponsored bv Andover post, Franklin S. Valentine; financial secretary, No admission charge. Gas Fumes Cause Punchard Elects registration on the Hill is slightly lower than The Finance committee in its report Legion Auxiliary whist party, 7:45, at No. 8, American Legion which is to take normal this year. Dr. Alfred E. Stearns is on declared itself as opposed to Articles 1, 2, 4, Miss Charlotte M. Hill; treasurer, Mrs. Legion rooms. Elm Street Blast Class Officers place at the park and playstead. With a band a leave of absence from his duties as head and 8. Approval was given the transfer of the Robert Lochhcad and trustee for three years, concert, which starts at eight o’clock tonight unexpended balance left from the sewer and William H. Faulkner. in the park, rendered by the Essex Training master and Professor Charles H. Forbes will The installation of the new officers will act in his stead. water construction provided for by Articles Mrs. Frank Belcour was knocked uncon David Nicoll was elected president of the school band, Andover residents will take part Arthur W. Leonard and Roy E. Spencer, of 8 and 9 of the annual warrant. Articles 3, 5, take place in October. The date has not yet LOCAL NEWS NOTES scious last Friday afternoon but escaped senior class and Roy Russell president of the in one of the most colorful and inspiring 6, and 9 of the special warrant required no been announced. without serious injury after a blast which junior class at Punchard high school, where celebrations it has been the good luck of this the Department of English, have returned Noble Grand Miss Grace Lake presented after a year of absence, and will resume their recommendation from the committee. shattered the windows of her home at 49 1-2 class elections were held on Tuesday. The town to witness, finishing tomorrow at sunset The Emergency committee met last Friday the president of the assembly and the district James S. Chalfant of 41 Summer street has Elm street. Mrs. Belcour suffered only from other officers follow: with a competition of Legion drum corps teaching duties. Five new men have been president with gifts and flowers, while Vice appointed to the faculty. Mr. Lionel Denis evening to consider its future action. As a registered at Colby college. the gas fumes which escaped from the jet in Seniors: vice-president, Robert Nicoll; from all parts of the state. In case of rain tne result the selectmen were turned to for ad Grand Miss MacLeod made similar presenta her oven, left open by mistake. Dr. Percy J. secretary, Allan Milnes; treasurer, William competition will be held Sunday. I’cterkin has been appointed instructor in tions to the marshals. John Usher Monro will resume his studies Look worked on her for a half an hour before Daly; social committee: Ruth Pratt, chair Latin on the Elizabeth Milbank Anderson vice, and Wednesday afternoon thev wrote This gigantic celebration, first started by to the relief board, stating that they feel that After the business of the lodge had been at Harvard college Monday. consciousness was restored. man; Edward Howe, Albert Swenson, Stan- Andover post as a neighborhood competition, Foundation. After receiving his A.M. at attended to a most enjoyable roast lamb The explosion took place about 3A0. Box dish Perkins and Mary Barnard. has reached such proportions in Legion Durham University, England, in 1920, Mr. a special appropriation is unnecessary. Miss Alma Amerault of Bartlet street is ill Taxpayer®’ Stand supper was served by the following commit at the Barr sanatarium, Methuen. 51 summoned the local fire department to the Juniors: vice-president, Roberta Shiers; circles as to be of state wide interest, forcing Peterkin came to Harvard university, where tee: Vice Grand Miss Millie MacLeod, chair house, at which they foumi Mrs. Belcour secretary, W. Arthur Simpson; treasurer, the mcmliers of the committee to enlarge he was last year Assistant Professor and tutor The Taxpayers’ association directors met man; Mrs. Edmund Dunwoody, Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rivard have removed unconscious. Windows all over the house, Elizabeth Deyermond and social committee their plans with a series of sub committees. in the department of the classics. He comes last night and voted to disapprove any action Walker, Mrs. Edward C. Emslie, Miss Jane from Florence street to Waltham. upstairs and down, were shattered. The chairman, W. Arthur Simpson. Needless to state, Andover and nearby towns to Phillips academy to assume charge of at the special town meeting. The resolution Cuthbert, Mrs. William A. Stevens, Miss entire wall of the kitchen was blackened by and cities are fortunute in having a competi adopted was as follows: “ Voted, that it is the Mrs. E. D. Freeman of Main street is courses in Latin. Allan T. Cook, last year Margaret Petrie and Mrs. Lindsay Kinnear. spending several weeks in Williamstown. the Hash and the curtains had been slightly tion such us is being sponsored tomorrow. instructor in English at the llacklcy school unanimous sentiment of the Board of Direc The waitresses were: Miss Margaret burned. Three jets on the kitchen stove were Bicycle Rider Since the state competition held in Lawrence in Tarrytown, N. Y., comes to Andover as tors of the Andover Taxpayers’ association Petrie, Mrs. Palmer, Miss Jessie Kinnear, George M. Wallace and family have re wide open. during the State ( (invention last month, a instructor in English. Mr. Cook has had that matters which call for action by the Miss Inzea Webster and Miss Jane Cuthbert. turned to their winter residence in Brookline. Chief Charles Emerson of the* fire depart Seriously Injured drum corps competition of the proportion fourteen years of teaching experience, in the town should, insofar as possible, be dealt Following this an entertainment program Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gould of Phillips street ment immediately started an investigation as that will be held in Andover tomorrow holds Sullield school, in the Evanstown township with only at annual town meetings. That, was given: Piano solo, Irma Beene; Spanish arc spending several weeks at Antrim, N. II. a result of which he was able to state the the attention of the general public to such a high school, and in the Albany high school, therefore, all articles in the warrant for the waltz, Raymond Murray, Lillian Murray; probable cause Saturday morning. It was felt Walter Kellev, 18, of Martin’s pond road, degree that Andover residents will be aug as well as in the Hackley school. He has been special town meeting of September 26, 1932, solo, “ One Fleeting Hour,” Mrs. Robert Robert Holland of Chestnut street will that Mrs. Belcour had turned the oven jet on has been lying between life and death at the mented by innumerable fans from all towns for several years a reader for the college be disapproved or postponed to the next l-ochhead; reading, Raymond Murray; solo, enter the freshman class at Yale next Mon but had forgotten to light it. When the gas Winchester hospital ever since Monday and cities within reach. day. entrance board. Mr. Cook will live in Bishop annual town meeting.” Peggy Wynton; adagio dance, Ella Malcolm, reached the pilot flame on the top of the evening when he was struck by a machine on Route of Parade hall. Leonard L. James, who graduated in The Taxpayers’ association mailed this Mildred Malcolm; violin solo, Dr. Henry Frederick C. Hickok of Elm street has stove, the explosion took place. Fortunately the Reading road. Yesterday afternoon it 1920 from the University of Bristol, England, week a card to all taxpayers, advising them Doerr. Mrs. Belcour had become unconscious before was stated that he was still on the danger list With the last strains of the band concert resumed his studies as a sophomore at Dart tonight, the various committees handling the and who came, in 1927, to the United States, to be sure to attend. The card read as follows: mouth. the blast, so that she was lying on the floor with a laceration on his head. as a I' ranees Higgs Fellow, comes to Andover “ To All Property Taxpayers: instead of standing when the gas became The Kelley lad was riding on his bicycle event will swing into action, making the as instructor in English and History. Mr. A special town meeting has been called for Births Miss Evelyn Copeland, Wolcott avenue, ignited. Chief Emerson ascribes Mrs. Bcl- when a machine driven by Nicholas J De final preparations for tomorrow. Beginning the evening of Monday, September 26, at took up her studies at Mount Holyoke college Paola, 56 Surrey street, Medford, crashed at three o'clock, all competing drum corps James has had experience as a teacher in the cour’s escape to this fact, for if she had been will fall into line on Bartlet street, facing Cranbrook school, and in the Staerns school 7.45 o’clock when an effort will be made to Monday. standing, she would probably have been very into him, throwing him headlong into the appropriate through several articles more A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Florian seriously injured. cable fence at the side of the road. Uncon Park street. The route will then be along at Mont Vernon, N. H. Mr. James will live Marcoux, 91 Juliette street, September 14. Professor Allen R. Benner has returned Park street to Florence: Florence to Elm: in Bancroft Hall. Frederick E. W att, a han £33,000 for so-called welfare and unem from a summer spent at his summer home in Mrs. Arthur Beer and other neighbors scious, he was rushed immediately to the ployment relief. The presence of yourself and A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Joseph carried Mrs. Belcour outside after the crash. Winchester hospital. Elm to Main; Main to Locke; Locke to graduate of Bowdoin, comes to Phillips Dufresne, Dale street, September 15, 1932. Waldoboro, Maine. School; School to Morton; Morton to Bart academy as laboratory assistant in chemistry every voter in your family is absolutely In his report to the police the driver of the necessary. You will have an opportunity to A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Allphin, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cuthill and daughter car stated that there were two boys on bi let; Bartlet to the pluystead. While parading and instructor in mathematics. Fie will live Registration Wednesday on Main street, the parade will follow the in Draper cottage. Bernard L. Boyle, a hear a complete statement as to the actual 53 Abbot street, at Richardson House, Bertha, of High street are visiting relatives cycles going in the same direction as he was. conditions in town as regards both the Wel Boston, September 21. in Cleveland, Ohio. lie claims tnat one bicycle was at the side and left hand side, allowing a single line of ma graduate of Phillips academy in the class of chines to park on the right hand side, except 1927, will be a proctor in Williams hall, and fare and Unemployment situations. Tax A son, September 16, to Mr. and Mrs. John Deyermond has resumed his duties as The Board of Registrars will meet next the other in the middle of the road. There payers who are not voters can not attend this Francis R. Cronin of Malden at the New Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Phillips were no lights on the bicycles, he stated. in the immediate vicinity of the squure. an assistant in athletics and religious work. traffic officer in the square after enjoying a During the parade those who are fortunate Owing to the illness of Cecil K. Bancroft, meeting. ” England hospital, Stoneham. Mrs. Cronin two weeks’ vacation. club, precinct 4, to register voters for the No action will be taken until the outcome of (Continued on page 2, column 3) was formerly Miss Ruth E. Miller of Andover November election. the boy’s injuries is definitely determined. enough to be in a position to bystand will see registrar, and instructor in Latin, the work Philip F. (Mark, formerly of Andover and some of the most colorful and spcctaculur of the registrar’s office is being carried on, for now of Reading, Pa., is entering the fresh units in a line of march. The order of parade the present, by Dr. Willet 1.. Ecclcs. man class at M. I. T. has been determined by the date of entry and Improvement on the grounds during the will take on the following arrangement: summer include the rebuilding of Chapel Harry Gouck, Jr., and William Kimball Malden, Stoneham. Framingham, North avenue, and the construction of a new road Cornerstone at Free have entered the freshman class at the Uni Over 1800 Andover Andover, Beverly, Lowell, Exeter, N. II., through certain sections of Hidden Field, versity of New Hampshire. Dorchester, Peabody, Lawrence, Derry, The academy chapel, dedicated lust spring, Mrs. William Clark of Red Spring road is N. H., and Haverhill, with Danvers, Marl will now be used regularly for church services Church Laid 25 Years recuperating after a month’s illness at the Voters Cast Ballots boro, Randolph, Methuen, and Medford on Sunday. Lawrence General hospital. signifying their intentions of being nt An dover but yet to file their official application. Miss Helen Allen of 6 Stonehedge road has Andover corps, as the host, will take the Local W oman Is Rev. F. A. Wilson, Pastor-Emeritus, and Rev. W, G. entered Smith college. Miss Allen graduated David, Greenwood, Lane, and Donnelly Capture Fight usual place of the host in the rear. Poor, Formerly of Andover, Had Prominent from Abbot academy in June. for Representative—Lovett Chosen to Oppose Leading the parade will be a motorcylce Mrs. S. M. Cleveland and children have escort, followed by the national and state Tendered Party Part in Impressive Ceremonies returned to their home on Abbot street after Connery—Davis Endorsed for Senator colors, with guard; the general chairman, spending the summer at llarwichport. Arthur Coleman; honorary chairman, Select Mrs. Edward Vannett was pleasantly September 21st marked the 25th anni Over 18(X) Andover voters cast their ballots man Frank II. Hardy; honorary vice-chair surprised Saturday evening when a group of versary of the laying of the corner stone of the Miss Dorothy Reinhart of 42 Salem street, at the state primaries on last Tuesday, en men, Selectmen Andrew McTernen and friends gathered at her home, 70 Maple K.C. and C.D.A. Free church on Elm street. Rev. F. A. Wilson, a recent graduate of Abbot academy, has Garden Club Has dorsing Gov. Ely and Lieutenant Governor J. J. Daly; and the other officers of the general avenue, to tender her a birthday party. The now pastor emeritus, was one of the principal entered Smith college at Northampton. Youngman for the nominations for governor. committee; sub committee chairmen, guests, gathering enjoyed the playing of games and a Plan Activities figures in the ceremony, as was Rev. William Miss Nancy Ann Boyce is spending the Annual Meeting In the exciting race for nominations for headed by Post Commander Arthur Jowett. program of entertainment. Refreshments G. Poor, who preached here this last summer. week here with her grandparents, Mr. and representative there were several upsets. With the parade swinging into the school were served. A monster bridge and whist party and a The account in the Townsman of 25 years Mrs. George P. Bourne of Summer street. The Andover Garden club held its annual Although local Democrats favored Rep. grounds, all competing corps will take on a Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Edward barn dance arc to be held next F riday evening ago is an interesting one. It follows in part: meeting on Tuesday morning at the home of Ganley, the South Lawrence vote gave James reviewing formation and Andover post will Vannett and daughter Isabel, Mr. and Mrs. “ A large assemblage of people witnessed Miss Marie and Elizabeth Holihan of 30 Donnelly the nomination. Rep. Thomas Lane march onto the football field to give an in K. of C. hall, according to plans made by Morton street have enrolled at Smith college. Mrs. Frederic N. Chandler. The slate as Forbes and family of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. the K. of C.-C. D. of A. carnival committees the laying of the corner stone of the new presented by tin- nominating committee, received the other Democratic nomination exhibition similar to corps competition, then Albert Cole, John Scott of Quincy, Mr. and Free church on Saturday, last, the quiet but They graduated from Abbot academy in Mrs. W. Dacre Walker, chairman; Mrs. for representative by an overwhelming filing off and disbanding. at a joint meeting on Monday night. The June. Mrs. John Thompson, Mr. and Airs. James committee in charge of these events consists dignified proceedings making a lasting im Mitchell Johnson and Mrs. Albert II. Cham majority. On the Republican side, Atty. Com petition Begin® Vannett, Mr. and Mrs. James Watt, Mr. and of William A. Doherty, chairman; Mrs. pression on all who attended. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cady have returned berlain, was approved, and the following Romeo E. David of Andover and Albert O. At this time the real comiietition will begin, Mrs. Lovering W att of Boston, Mr. and Frank Welch, John 1’. Alexander, John Cus- Settees were placed about the open space to their home in Deland, Florida, after a officers and committees elected for the coming Greenwood of Lawrence were chosen to the order of competing determined by lot Mrs. David Vannett, William Vannett, sen, William Harnedy, M. A. Burke and and these were quickly filled, many people three months’ visit with relatives on Summer year. oppose Lane and Donnelly. In Andover drawing. Miss Rachel Stewart of Lawrence, William Frank S. McDonald. having to stand, but the crowd that gathered street. President, Mrs. James C. Sawyer; first David received the largest vote, with Joseph The competition will be judged on uppear* represented all the denominations in town vice-president, Mrs. Charles W. Arnold; Chambers trailing him by 200 votes, and Watt, Miss Gertrude Stewart, and Mr. and At a meeting of the social committee of William Foster of Chestnut street left last ance, cadence, marching, manoeuvering, Mrs. William Baker. and showed the interest taken in the new second vice-president, Mrs. Philip S. Ripley; James J. Dugan, the nominee two years ago drumming, fifing and bugling, with the five Court St. Monicu, 783, C. D. of A., plans church by all the townspeople. The program Saturday for Hanover, N. H., where he will recording secretary, Mrs. Frank M. Benton; and the favorite this year, 100 votes behind were made for a harvest supper on Monday enter the freshman class at Dartmouth judges being assigned by the State Depart as printed in last week’s Townsman was corresponding secretary, Mrs. Everett J. Chambers. Greenwood received 335 votes in ment of the American Legion. evening at 6.30, to lie followed by an enjoy carried out, the congregation, assisted by the college. Graves; treasurer, Mrs. Lester E. Lynde; Andover but was much stronger in South able evening of bridge and whist. The com During the ban concert tonight and the choir, singing the good old hymns in a spirit John Humphreys and family have re executive committee, Mrs. Frank T. Carlton Lawrence. (Continued on puge 4, column 3 mittee in charge of this event is composed of well becoming the occasion. turned to their home on Holt road, after a Mrs. Roscoe E. Dake, Mrs. George S. French, Sale at Phillips I nn Mrs. Frank Welch, general chairman; Lovett, Davis Win “ Prayer was offered by the Rev. William three months' stay at their summer home in Mrs. George II. Gage, and Mrs. Albert J. In Andover, as elsewhere, Charles W. Katherine Buckley, Ethel Polgreen, Jo G. Poor of Topsfield, and the choir, under the Hyannisport. / Moore; and publicity committee, Mrs. All day Mon. and Tues. Sept. sephine Sullivan, Mary Young, and Mrs. Lovett of Lynn received enthusiastic support leadership of Edwin G. Booth, rendered very Charles W. Henry. from Republican voters. His opponent in Punchard Opens 26th and 27th. William Young, Mrs. Barbara Schultz, Mrs. sweetly the anthem “ The Lord Is My Shep Mr. and Mrs. Monte Peck and children After the meeting a choice was made from Rose Proulx, Mary Connolly, Mrs. Frank have returned*to their home on Main street November will be William P. Connery, Jr., herd, ” by Macfarren. Then followed an exhibits of flower arrangements of flowers who was unopposed in the primaries. Large variety of printH and water Burns, Mrs. Charles J. Bailey, Mrs. W. J. address by the pastor, the Rev. Frederick A after spending the summer at Long Lake, grown by members from seeds of “ Bretton Football Season colors; Czechoslovak lamps, rugs, Doherty and Julia Daly. North Bridgton, Maine. Mr. Lovett stated Wednesday that the Wilson. Woods Annual. ” The first choice was that of “ inclusion in the newly alligned district of the mirrors, untique copper and brass, The most important event of the after Miss Thelma Flint, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Stevens ahd the second, Republican centers of Andover, Wakefield, The first game of the Punchard high school Persian curtain®, Russian orna noon then took place—the laying of the Mrs. William M. Flint, 1 Bailey road, gradu Mrs. Frederick II. Jones. Revere, and Winthrop, indicates strongly the football season is to be played this afternoon corner stone. It was hoped that Deacon ated Wednesday from the state infirmary at The next meeting of the Garden club will probability of Republican success. ” at the local playstead with Manning high of ments. Reductions in Moroccan Whist Held by Joseph W. Smith would be able to perform Tewksbury after a four year course. be held at Phillips Inn on Tuesday morning, Ipswich furnishing the opposition. The runners and leather. the ceremony, but the state of his health October 4, at ten o’clock. For State Senator J. Bradford Davis of prospects of a successful seuson for Punchard Miss Helen Moody, normal trained teacher Haverhill polled nearly 4
Officials, Committees J. Grolenu, Corbett street; Harold F. T h e A ndover T ownsman inkey, Porter road; Ernest J. Vcrrctte, Planning Academy Oppose Appropriations lorcnce street; James G. Fettes, Buxton court; Elliot Webster, Pine street; Augustine Musical Season The Andover Townsman ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS (Continued from page 1) C. Kcilly, High street; William Nicoll, Emergency Group Meeting Mnplc avenue; David Waldic, Harding Items from By-Gone Years street; George C. Hatch, Essex street; In order to ascertain how ambitious a PUBLISHED EVERY FIUIMY The Emergency committee ut its meeting programme of concerts the Music Depart Tidily night decided to ask the advice of the Michael J. Donovlin, Pearson street; Thomas ment of Phillips academy may embark upon AT THE PRESS BUILDING b y t h e ANDOVER PRESS selectmen. A letter was mailed Tuesday to the Morton, Elm street; Willian Snyder, Baker during the coming school year it is inquiring Twenty.five Years Ago been prominent in the Rolf of the past week lane; Alex Forsyth, North Main street; at the M. V. C. C. ELMF.R J. GllOVK.lt, Managing Editor iHiunl. and was answered immediately. The Dnniel J. C. Shnrpc, Cuba street; Harry J. how many of those on its mailing list would Arthur Comeau has sold his little trotter Emergency committee letter follows: l>e willing to subscribe to a scries of at least to Superintendent of Streets, Milo H. Gould. Mr. and Mrs. John V. Holt were week-end TOWNSMAN Telephone 132t BOOKSTOBE Telephone 1324 PRESS Tel Fisher, Morton street; Elijah I-'raize, Brechin “ At a meeting of the Andover Emergency three major concerts at $5.00 per season. It is William H. Higgins entered his Knoxie B. guests of Miss Myra Church of Lawrence at terrace; Arthur K Jackson, Argylc street; her summer home, Cape Neddick, Maine committee called by the chairman to consider l-red C. Sanborn, Haverhill street; John F. hoped the returns will make possible addi in the horse racing held at the Rochester Rntered at An,Inter Poatofllce aa Second C kn Matter its future program, in view of the pending tional concerts, to all of which the subscribers F'air on Tuesday. Mrs. Austin S. Hitchcock of Brooklyn Anderson, Highland road; George Murray, N. Y., is spending two weeks at the home of special town meeting, it was voted to ask Magnolia avenur; Robert Taylor, North will be admitted on their season ticket. Five more automobile owners were sum your advice, as we consider ourselves merely The music department is presenting a monsed into court Monday for exceeding the Miss Ethel Hitchcock on High street. Main street; Catherine Taylor, North Main John A. McClellan of South Main street The Town Meeting since the regular employees of the Hoard a group of citizens appointed by your Hoard street; John I-'. Sweeney, High street; Alex recital next Thursday evening by Felix Fox speed limit here in Andover. The holdups of Public Works receive fifty-six and a to help the community during a crisis. We of Boston, assisted by Mr. Gray, also of were made a week ago Sunday on the Main entered the Lower Middle class at Phillips Brown, Dufton road; Joseph M. Gill, Cuba academy last week. Sonic good :ind some bod would re quarter cents per hour. Most inexperi had planned to ask for voluntary contribu Boston. The public is invited to this recital street near Sherman’s studio, and several tions from the citizens of Andoverduring the street; Maurice Shea, Jr., Dufton road; of compositions for one and two pianos Malcolm Long of East Blue Hill, Maine is sult if oil the orticlcs in the town wor- enced people newly-hired by a firm Joseph C. Shultz, Salem street; George M. autoists were stopped by Chief Pomeroy and last week in September. When we organized There will be no admission charge. his assistants. F ive of these were going at the visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. llarry ront for next Monday's meeting were work for less than the employees who early in June we met with surprising gener Squires, River road; Maurice Shea, Burnham The program follows: A. Wright in West Andover. have been with the firm for years road; Michael Shea, Burnham road; Emmett rate of twenty to twenty-five miles an hour, approved by the voters. Those who ore osity on the part of town employees and citi Prelude and Fugue C sharp major Bach Miss Minerva Ramsdell left today to begin These few unemployed, however, seem Shea, Burnham road; Charles Dclusclusc, and they were told to appear before Judge oble to crowd into the town hall should zens. Of late, however, due to the constant Prelude H flat minor Bach Stone on Monday to answer to the charge of her course at Smith College. to think that they ore the exception to Beacon street; Earl Urban, Elm street; Dun bear in mind that there ore two sides to agitation for special town meetings, we have can llisset, Jr., North Main street; John A. Sonata appassionata Op. 57 Beethoven over speeding. A number of other speeders Scidon L. Millington and John R. Ered- the question of unemployment relief: the the rule. Naturally, if there were noted that gifts were withheld. People who Welch, Summer street; Charles Hughes, Allegro assai—Piu allegro who were journeying at the comfortable pace erickson have received certificates in the necessity of keeping the taxes low and higher rote, fewer unemployed would are willing and eager to help say that they Baker lane; David Keith, Red Spring road; Andante con moto of sixteen or seventeen miles an hour were practical electricity course held under the the necessity of providing food and benefit from any definite sum of money. cannot be expected to give if there is a Allegro tna non troppo—Presto direction of the department of education of possibility that they might again have to Mary Keith, North Main street; Mary E stopped by the chief and warned. this state. clothing for the needy. An ideal way, for The next article is another attempt Traynor, North Main street; Elizabeth M The Republicans and Democrats held contribute through taxation. Brahms Application for the office of postmaster instance, of reducing unemployment in of outsiders to run the allairs of the Axon, North Main street; William J. Sut Variations on Theme by Haydn their caucuses in the Town Hall this week, We have, however, raised substantial Berceuse A ubert which will he vacant following the expiration Andover would be to bring to town Board of Public Welfare. It would re cliffe, Harding street; John J. Shevlin, North with both parties nominating Speaker John amounts so that we have employed 265 men Main street; George O’Brien, North Main Forest Elves MacDcnvtll-F N. Cole for representative. The following of the term of Postmaster John H. McDonald “ good sound industries” os Article oys and girls and parents will find an enjoyable March, along with a number of othe that we heartily feel that the present emer Massachusetts Baptist Sunday School as place here. Rally day will be Sunday, October 2. funds be administered by the Emergency gency is being met in Andover very ably. ” FOOTBALL. FREE! committee. The Hoard of Public Works similar requests for water extensions sociation. 7.00, Tuesday, The “Cubs," for boys nine to does not have the proper organization It was voted down then because the Finance Board Disapproves Mr. Murray was one of the most prominent twelve, junior boy scout organization will meet voters agreed with the finance com The report and recommendations of the alumni of Colby college, where he has served under the direction of Clare Norton, Jr. with full pint of for examining the claims of the people on the board of trustees for the past twenty- 7.45, Wednesday, Midweek meeting of prayer, who would seek work under this article, mittcc as stated in their report “ tha Finance committee were as follows: “ To the Citizens of Andover: three years. He was a member of Delta Kap devotion and Christian conference, led by the pas- whereas the Emergency committee has this is not a year to add to our invest pa ICpsilon fraternity. One of the principal ment in material things that we can do “ In submitting its recommendations on the investigated the needy cases. It would Articles contained in the Warrant to be acted benefactors of the college, he was the donor 8.00, Thursday, Choir rehearsal with the without.” This reasoning still holds. director, Mrs. L. I. Hansen, in charge. M i 31 Solution not be too much to assume that em upon at the special town meeting of Sep of the George E. Murray prize for debating. ployment funds are requested through Article nine is a request to legalize tember 26, 1932, your finance committee i« The success of the Murray Brothers com the medium of a town meeting merely Sunday sports in Andover. At present pany can easily be traced to its late president. SOUTH CHURCH iniluenced by the belief that unemployment Since the very first day that the original The 6i3Iouth Tested99 to provide for those who could not stand golf and tennis are played, but baseball, does not in every instance mean distress. Central Street. Congregational. Organized 1711 football, soccer, etc., are not allowed. Murray store was opened until his recent A n tiseptic u investigating. If it is actually fell that “ Article 1—A consultation with the Board illness he was at his desk daily and was never Rev. Frederick B. Noss, Minister a special appropriation is needed, the Because of this good clean sport is not of Public Welfare convinces the committee that whatever distress actually exists is being absent from a meeting of the board of direc 9.45, Sunday, Church School; 10 45, Morning wise course to take would be to legalize seen on the Playstead on Sunday, but tors of that company. In his long business Get this football for instead one can frequently see little taken care of in a satisfactory manner by W orship, " T h e M ystery of M an"; 10.45, Church the Emergency committee and have it career, Mr. Murray made many friends and Kindergarten; 6.30, Christian Endeavor, "Ques bunds of Andover’s young citizens their board. In fact, your finance committee the youngster. Regu spend the money. The committee had recently approved a transfer to the account was highly esteemed wherever he had busi tions I would ask Jesus if He were here." been planning an appeal for funds for shooting dice for their Sabbath enjoy of the Board of Public Welfare from the ness relations. 7.30, M onday, Union Meeting of C. E. Union. lation size—durable. late September and any demand for a ment. Such a situation prevents the Reserve Fund for the amount of S5000 mak Mr. Murray leaves besides his wife, a 3.00, Thursday, Women's Union, business meet • Fine Rubber bladder. sister, Mrs. Mae Richardson, and a brother, special appropriation should have forming of any teams to represent ing the total sum under their control at ing and entertainment; 7.00, Choir rehearsal. Andover in some of the leagues which present approximately $6240. Frank of Sanford, Maine, as well as several 7.00, Friday, Troop 3, Boy Scouts. It’s free with full pint Mi31 Solution, the awaited the result of this appeal. nieces and nephews. Article three would have all town play on Sunday, thus depriving the They state that this sum is sufficient for the “Mouth Tested” Antiseptic. Mi31 Solution balance of the year. Article 1 is not approved FREE CHURCH work paid for at the prevailing rate of players of an opportunity to enjoy line BARRON will protect you and the children from “ Article 2—It is imperative that the tax Elm Street. Congregational. Organized 1840 town wages. This should be adopted healthy sport and making the athletic Mrs. Mary E. Barron, wife of William E. ally-minded townspeople go out of town rate he kept as low as possible. The Finance mouth and throat infections. And it purifies only if the wages paid for labor by the committee know of no project which would Barron, died Sunday at her home on Hag- Rev. Alfred C. Church, Pastor town were reduced. The town of Head to witness contests. Of course, there warrant an expenditure of S20.000 or any gett’s Pond road, Andover. The deceased 10.30, Sunday, Sermon by the pastor; 12.00, breath. Try it. ing recently cut the wages it was paying may be abuses, but the Selectmen ure part thereof. Article 2 is not approved. was born in New York 55 years ago and for Church School; 6.30, Christian Endeavor, North for emergency relief work from forty allowed by the wording of the article to “ Articles 3, 5, 6, 9—No recommendations the past 20 years had made her home in field report by John Gallagher. cents an hour to thirty cents. The make such regulations and restrictions by the Finance committee necessary. Andover. 7.00, Tuesday, Boy Scouts. Troop 2. Besides her husl>and, she leaves two sons, B oth fo r Emergency committee is paying forty as they see fit. It would be in the “ Article 4—The Board of Public Welfare 6.30, Thursday, Rehearsal of Junior Choir; 7.30, 5 9 c Selectmen’s power, then, to prevent any states that its funds are sufficient for the Thomas and William Barron of Lawrence; Rehearsal of Senior Choir. cents now, and a few of Andover’s un two daughters, Mabel and Helen, of Andover; abuses, thus giving the town the benefits balance of the year, having the sum of employed are dissatisfied, t hey claim $6240. Two-thirds of this would be $4160. and two grandchildren. NORTH PARISH CHURCH that they dislike to work at that rate without the evils of Sunday sports. Article 4 is not approved. The funeral was held from the late home North Andover Centre. Unitarian. Organized 1645 “ Article 7—The Board of Public Works Wednesday afternoon and burial was in the HARTIGAN’S PHARMACY asks for permission to expend the balance of a Spring Grove cemetery. Rev. S. C. Beane, M inister peaches. Nuts will also be sold here and a sum already voted at the last annual town 10.30, Sunday, Rev. S. C. Beane will take as his Sinieone Store Has icanut stand whistles merrily to the passers- ABBOTT subject, "Religious Certainty." Singing by the jy. It will make a most attractive waiting meeting. Article 7 is approved. THE 3&eaXZ DRUG STORE “ Article 8—No project should be under Fallen J. Abbott, daughter of the late vested choir. C hurch school and Y. P. R. U. renew 25th Anniversary room.” taken by the town when there is a division of George L. Abbott and Sara Stevens Abbott, their activities in October. responsibility either financial or otherwise. and one of the oldest members of the South 10.10 a.m., An automobile leaves the Andover Article 8 is not approved. church, died in Malden on Wednesday. She Bookstore for the Unitarian church in North The Simeonc store at the corner of Elm f Respectfully submitted, was born on January 25, 1848 and lived in Andover. All are welcome. street in the Musgrove block is twenty-five Christ Church Notes C h a r l e s J. B a il k y , Andover until 1911, after which time she Will the First Storm of Winter Find Your years old. In 1907 Paul Simeonc established Chairman made her residence with Mrs. Janies R. WEST CHURCH a fruit store and waiting room in the Mus The first meeting of the Girls’ Friendly J ames H. Eaton Littleton in Augusta, Ca., and, since the fall Congregational. Organized 1826 grove building, where the townspeople society will be held on Monday, October 3. Coal Bin Empty? G. E dgar Folk of 1929, in Malden. Miss Abbott was an Rev. Newman M atthews, Pastor waited for the cars to Lawrence and to The grout) of associates consists of Miss J ames E. G reeley alumna of Abbot academy and Wheaton Haverhill The carline to Haverhill up Elm Parker, who is to become the new Branch Edward I'. H all Seminary. liven after leaving Andover, she 10.30, Sunday, Public worship with sermon by the Autumn is a fickle season. Why not prepare for il by street has since been discontinued. President, it is expected; Mrs. W. E. Howe, Edmond E. H ammond never moved her membership from the South pastor, "Making a Better World: 2. The Responsi Mr. Simcone’s two sons, Paul, Jr., and who is still the Vice President in charge of the J ames C. Souter church. b ility"; 12.00, Sunday school in the vestry. letting us deliver your coal now? William, are now in the business with him. N. E. district of the diocesan G. F. S.; Mrs. Secretary ” Miss Abbott had two sisters, Mrs. A. G. 7.45, Wednesday, Meeting for prayer and study, This week, too, marked Mr. and Mrs. Sinie- Claxton Monro, Miss E. Richards, and Mrs. Signers of Petition Martin, who died last year and Mrs. William one’s 26th wedding anniversary. They were L. P. Johnson. Marland, who died in 1920. She is survived PHILLIPS ACADEMY CHAPEL married on September 20,1906. The list of petitioners follow: A candidates' class for boys who will sing Margaret Comeau, Juliette street; Mrs. by two nieces, Helen Marland Bradbury and "On the Hill” The Townsman of September 27, 1907 in the choir will be started in the parish Wilfred Mercier, Juliette street; Mrs. Alice Mary Marland; a grandniece, Helen Little of Chicago will preach at BEACON ANTHRACITE carried the following story: house on Saturday, October 1, at 10.30 a.m Bedard, Juliette street; Albina Salois, ton; and two grand nephews, James and “ A longfclt want has at last been filled. Bishop Sherrill is coming for confirmation Topping road; Victor Salois, Topping road; Abbott Littleton. That waiting room for the trolley cars so on Sunday, November 27 at 10.45 a.m. Jennie LeBlanc, Topping road; Joseph B. Funeral services are being held this after UNION CONGREGATIONAL 1-3 More Heat 2-3 Less Ashes much needed in town lias at last found a Classes in preparation will begin on Tuesday, LeBlanc, Topping road; Wilfred LeBlanc, noon at two o’clock from the home of her CHURCH, BALLARDVALE place in the Musgrove block in the store October 4, at 4 and at 7.15 p.m. niece, Mrs. Littleton, 32 Rockland avenue, Topping road; Michael Berube, Topping Rev. M arion R. Phelps formerly occupied by 11. F. t base. The Sherrill dub has a strong team in the road; Armoza E. Berube, Topping road; Malden. Services will also be held at the RANGE SIZE $14.00 CASH “ The store is now occupied by the Paul new town bowling league. It is planned to Joseph Krauze, Topping road; Eva Michaud, South church cemetery at 3.30. 10.30, Sunday, Public worship, with sermon by Sinieone Co. who will carry a full line of 'lopping road; Felix Picard, Topping road; the pastor; 11.40, Worship and study in all depart have a gathering of the glee club next Wed LELSIE fruits of all kinds, candy, cigurs, and tobacco, nesday after the regular meeting. On Thurs Alfena Picard, Topping road; John LeBlanc, ments of the church school; 6.15, Meeting of the and cookies and crackers of well known day, September 29, at 7.45 there will be a 'l ooping road; Mary LeBlanc, Topping road; The Andover friends of Mrs. Catherine Senior Christian Endeavor society. makes. whist party, tickets to be sold only at the Wilfred Duplain, Laurel lane; Owen Sullivan, Brown Leslie, widow of David Leslie, will be 2.30, Wednesday, Meeting of the Ladies' Aid “ Mr. Sinieone has arranged his store neatly door. Corbett street; Edgar Topping, Juliette saddened to learn of her death September 21 society, ut the home of Mrs. Harwood of River and attractively and he will have settees on street; Isabelle Topping, Juliette street; in the home of her son in Hartford, Conn., in street. one side for those who have to wait for either George Cairns, Corbett street; Lauretta her 79th year. She was born in Scotland and the Haverhill or the Boston cars. Miss Eleanor Barnard, valedictorian at Cairns, Corbett street; Emily Topping, came to Andover in her early married life SHAWSHEEN COMMUNITY C r o s s c o a l C o . ‘On the outside is a large shelf upon which Punchard high school in June, has matricu- Corbett street; Edward Topping, Corbett where her husband was for many years a CHURCH is displayed in goodly array, a fine line of lated at Raddiffe college. Miss Barnard now street; Lucien Topping, Corbett street; heckler in the Smith and Dove llax mills. Balmoral Hall (Non-sectarian) Also distributors of American Anthracite and New England Coke oranges, grape fruit, grapes, plums, and I lives in Newton. John O. Buzzell, Corbett street; Arthur Since Mr. Leslie’s death in February 1928 The Sunday school will re-open October 2. Berube, Topping road; Arthur LaKoche, she has lived with her children in Hartford. Corbett street; Eugene Mercier, Juliette She was a member of the Free Christian ST. AUGUSTINE’S CHURCH street; Frank Poland, Union street; Jessie church for fifty years. Among her surviving Bland Poland, Union street; William Low, relatives are her son, James; her daughter, Essex Street Brechin terrace; John Madden, Pearson Mrs. Alice Leslie Lindsay and three grand Roman Catholic. Organized 1850 SINCE 1840 street; John Stewart, School street; Timothy children all of Hartford, a sister in Scotland Rev. Chailes A. Branton, Pastor LESS THAN A BARREL OF ASHES TO A TON Daly, Stevens street; John Winters, Red ami a brother in Canada, and several nieces Sunday Musses: 6.30, 8.45, 10.30 a.m. Spring road; Annie E. Daley, Stevens street; and nephews. The funeral service will be held Holy Day Masses: 5.30, 7.00, 8.30 a.m. Joseph Keith, Stevens street; Margaret in the Free church parish house on Saturday Sunday evening: 7.45. Rosary, Sermon, Bene Cberett jW. Luiihgcen Range Size $14.00 Coke $13.50 Mazer, School street, C harles W. Dwyer, afternoon at 2.30 o’clock with Rev. F. A. diction. Elm street; Raymond Lefebvre, Stevens Wilson, D.D., otliciating. Baptisms: Sunday 3.00 p.m. Funeral Director and Embalmer street; Patrick F. Carroll, Film court; Charles First Friday. Masses: 5.30, 7.30 a.m. Communion 11. Morgan, 1 ligh street; ( Jeorge Keith, North 7.00 a.m. 1840 to 1932 RANGE, FUEL and FURNACE OIL First Sunday of Month Communion Day for Main street; Margaret Waldie, Buxton court; Mules Race W ith Man Twenty-three Years of Per" Jennie Craig, Stevens street; Hamilton Craig, Sacred Heart Sodality. Herman and Joseph Abbott Some mules huve the chronic k i c k Stevens street; Isabelle V. Craig, Stevens Third Sunday of Month: Children's Communion James Crabtree sonal service to Andover and ing habit ulmost as bud as some men. street; William C). Hatch, Essex street; Joe P. Day. Charles Parker Gaudet, l opping road; Leo Fieltcau, Juliette —Chicago News. Fourth Sunday of Month: U. V. M. Sodality Suburban Towns. SERVICE street; Florien Marcoux, Juliette street; Communion Day. F. H. Messer QUALITY Ernest Morin, Juliette street; Lillian Morin, Not a Heart Breaker Devotions in honor of St. Therese every Friday Everett M. Lundgren Juliette street; Filsie Morin, Juliette street; Another peculiarity Is that no finan evening, 7.45. Confessions: Saturday afternoons and evenings, For the present Oltlce and Home, 24 Elm Street, Tel 303W or 303R Telephones* Office 365-Y ard 232 Maria Marcoux, Topping road; Jude Gognen, cially poor man ever breaks a h e a rt— Topping road; Louise Gognen, lopping and afternoons and evenings before Holy Days of Fully Equipped for All Service Muss, und N. H. License road; Joseph P. Comeau, Juliette street; Arkansas Gazette. obligation. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.‘I, 1932 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN PAGE THREE BALLARDVALE Supper Enjoyed WEST PARISH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING With The Other Towns Mrs. Royal Baker has been ill at her home at Vale Church Miss Helen Lewis is enjoying a vacation (.humified Advertising Rates—One insertion 50 cents, three insertions $1.00 on Center street. trip to Quebec, Canada. (Above Rates Restrict Copy to 30 Word*) Governmental Notes of Interest Mrs. H. Balke of Winchester has been the Walter F. Lewis and Milton Snow left on I.cgnl Advertising—$1.50 an inch (three issues) Citntions —$5.00 (three issues) guest of relatives here. A delicious supper was served in the vestry Saturday for Massachusetts State college of the Congregational church, Ballnrdvalc, on Copy must be in not later than Wednesday night dates, orators and spellbinders will expound Mrs. George Kccncs has been ill at her where they plan to take a four years’ course. $2,000,000 Expenditure home on Woburn street Thursday evening by the members of the the Republican cause which President Hoover social committee of the church. The tables The Pow-Wow at the West church is being to Help Revere’s Idle last week reminded the nation is just and Patrick McKay of Everett was the guest were attractively decorated with flowers and held this afternoon and evening. Many inter EMPLOYMENT LOST substantial. on Tuesday of relatives here. napkins of tinted hues harmonized with the esting features arc presented to please you. (By the Revere Journal) While the Republican Town Committee attractive French costumes of the waitresses WANTED—First class cook with references. George Brown has been ill for the past Supper is in charge of Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Andover Savings Bank REVERE—Two big public projects, in will have a hand in the mass meeting, the who wore dainty caps and aprons of pink, Mrs. Marion Hinckley. Address Townsman “ H volving an expenditure of nearly $2,000,(XX), leading part to be taken by the young j>cople week at his home on Andover street. blue and yellow. The following menu was WANTF.D—A general maid for housework. and which will supply many men with em should bring a bit of color and progressivcncss Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitely of Jamaica served: Baked beans, frankforts, rolls, The following pass book issued by the ployment during the winter, were announced Into the picture that has not !>ecn seen in Plain spent Sunday with relatives here, Must be a good plain cook. Telephone Andover Savings Bank has been lost and coffee, relishes, and pie by the following If a man bounces into a hotel it’s not news, last week by the State Department of Public iocal political gatherings heretofore. committee: Mrs. Ernest Edwards, chairman; but if a man is bounced out of a hotel, it is 245-K. application has been made for the issuance of Works. One of these is for the abutments and Miss Eva Kibbee was the leader of the Active membership in the club is limited Epworth League service on Sunday evening. Mrs. George R. Miller, Mrs. William Clem news. FOR RENT a duplicate book. Public notice of such piers of the Point of Pines bridge over the to those between the ages of 20 and 30 and ons, Mrs. Foster Matthews, Mrs. Walter application is hereby given in accordance Saugus river, the other for the Wellesley Hills workers for registration and election days are Mrs. Edwin Hey of Lowell was the recent Curtis and Mrs. Daniel Poor. Mrs. Poor was with Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts of WANTED—Small furnished apartment, by pass, which is the final section of the to be given their tasks through the executive guest of Mrs. George Miller of Center street in charge of the floral decorations. Waitresses, W .r n .r 1908. Worcester turnpike between Worcester and B ros. good location, living room, bedroom, bath, committee. Much work has been tentatively Miss Agnes Stein was the leader of the head waitress, Mrs. Walter Simon, Muriel BROADWAY' Payment has been stopped. Boston. outlined for the coming campaign after Comins, Ruth Scanncll, Frances Baker and and kitchen. Telephone Andover 77. Book No . 43839 Senior Christian Endeavor on Sunday eve The appropriation for the Point of Pines which the club will turn its attention to ning. Doris Kidd. TO LET—Gas station, store, garage, and Frederic S. Boutwell , bridge is SI,315,(XX) and the estimated cost other public affairs. STARTS SUNDAY Treasurer of the Wellesley Hills by-pass is $630,(XX). Thomas O’Donnell attended the outing of living apartments, all steam-heated. $d5 September 23, 1932 RICHARD DIX In per month. Apply to Dr. Brown, “ The Bids on both undertakings will he opened by By-Pass Plan in Holton the foremen of the Tyer Rubber company on Ballardvale P.T.A. Temple," North Reading, near Andover the department September 27. Saturday. line on Lawrence boulevard. FOR SALE The Point of Pines bridge, which will be Supported and Opposed “ Roar of the Dragon” located parallel to and just a little upstream Mrs. Fred Fyler and daughter Dora spent Starts New Season Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evans of also FOR RENT—A well-furnished room with FOR SALE—Mackintosh red apples, hand from the existing bridge, will be 1247 feet (By the Hudson News-Enterprise) Dale street. home privileges. Breakfast and supper, if picked. SI.25 per standard box, 50 cents long and 70 feet wide, carrying a 60-foot BOLTON—The county commissioners LORETTA YOUNG desircif. 48 Elm street, Andover. Telephone roadway and two walks, one 7 1-2 and the Mrs. Lillian Atwood of Nashua, N. H., has The opening meeting of the Ballardvale a peck. Delivered. Dimlich , 104 Salem gave a hearing here la9t week on the construc street. Telephone 744-R. other 2 1-2 feet wide. The present bridge is tion of a by-pass to remove all heavy traffic been spending several days with relatives and Parent-Teacher association of the school year only 26 feet wide. The contract covers two from the main street and makethe new sec friends here. was held on Thursday evening in the kinder TO LET—A steam-heated furnished room FOR SALE—Rug and knitting yarns by concrete abutments with gravel approaches, tion the principal highway. Robert Brueton of Medford has been the garten room of the Bradlee school with the “ Week-end Marriage” with all conveniences. Apply 55 High manufacturer. Samples free. H. A. Bart two concrete piers with granite masonry The issue was warmly contested. The peti guest of John Haggerty at his home on president, Timothy Haggerty presiding. St., Andover, Mass. Lett, Harmony, Maine. facing for the draw span and ten concrete tioners presented arguments showing that by Chester street. There was a goodly number present and a piers with masonry facing to carry the main constructing the by-pass the rural Ixrauty of deep interest was shown in the organization. LEGAL NOTICES part of the bridge. This bridge, when com the town would be retained, the shade trees Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brogan of Center During the business session, the secretary’s TO LET—A furnished apartment at 13 pleted, will eliminate the bottle-neck on the street were the guests of relatives in Melrose Chestnut street, Andover. Telephone 1076. on Main street unharmed and property un report was read by Mrs. Clyde Mears, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts heavily travelled shore route between Revere damaged. Stress was laid by some that the on Wednesday. the treasurer’s report was given by Mrs. beach and Lynn. present traffic, particularly heavy trucks Joseph A. Riley and daughter of Boston Ernest Rollins. The following were appointed P a l a c e LEGAL NOTICES was detrimental and injurious to the interest on the program committee for the month of PROBATE COURT spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Junior Republicans to of the town. It was also pointed out that the Mrs. John Riley. October: Fred Fone, James Kidd, Mrs. A WARNER BROS. THEATRE Essex , ss. traffic on the main street was a menace to Howard Coon, and Mrs. Timothy Haggerty. Town of Andover To all persons interested in the estate of Hold Reading Meeting Murray Blue of Boston was the recent school children and that the school buses had It was reported that a number of speakers STARTS TOMORROW Lyman A. Belknap late of Andover in said to unload the children directly in its path. guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver had been secured for the coming winter PUBLIC HEARING County, merchant, deceased, held in trust (By the Reading Chronicle) The opponents denied that the town’s Coates of Center street. months and already several interesting pro William J. Burns of the Town of Andover for the benefit of John Belknap, and others: TOGETHER AGAIN READING—The Junior Republicans put beauty would suffer if the main highway was Mr. and Mrs. James Schofield and children grams have been arranged that will prove of has made application to the Tree Warden for Whereas , Old Colony Trust Company, through a permanent organization last week widened and that the property damage would iicnefit to all that attend. The president the ri^ht to remove the elm tree adjacent to the trustee under the will of said deceased, have returned from spending a week at That pair of iras- and straightway announced that they would not be as great as if the by-pass was put in. Biddeford Pool, Maine. emphasized the fact that all meetings of the the Burns lot at the comer of Main street has presented for allowance, the sixteenth to sponsor a political pre-election mass meeting A point was raised that removal of the curves organization are open to the public at all cihle battling and Chestnut street, and notice is hereby nineteenth accounts inclusive of its trust in October. and widening the street would make it a Raymond Platt has returned to his home times, and those wishing to join the organ buddies o f the given that a Public Hearing on said applica under said will: While this group has for its main purpose speedway and more prone to accidents than on Center street after spending the summer ization should get in touch with the chair tion will be held at the Town House on You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro the task of interesting young people in its present layout. The argument regarding months in Connecticut. man of the membership committee, James “Cockeyed World” Monday, September 26, 19.32 at 4 P.M., in bate Court, to he held at Lawrence in said danger by children being unloaded in the Schofield. and “What Price accordance with provisions of Section three, governmental affairs, it has been decided that Rev. Everett R. Barrows and Rev. Marion County, on the tenth day of October A.D., the older folks are to receive the benefit of path of traffic was refuted by a statement Phelps resumed their studies at Boston Chapter eighty-seven of the General Laws. 1932 at ten o’clock in the forenoon, to show The present officers of the society are: Glory!' are a g a in some of this missionary work. The entire that it was wholly unnecessary to have them University on Thursday. President, Timothy Haggerty; first vice, reunited in a fine R almi T. Berry cause, if any you have, why the same should leave the bus in the street, as there was room Tree Warden town will be invited to attend the rally just Stillman Lawrence of Gloucester spent the Fred Fone; second vice, Mrs. Howard Coon; not he allowed, and the items thereof he prior to the Presidential election when a at the side of the building where they could secretary, Mrs. Clyde Mears; treasurer, Mrs. picture. Andover, Mass., September 12, 1932 finally determined and adjudicated. leave the conveyance. week-end at the home of his uncle, George specially prepared list of Republican candi Lawrence of Chester street. Ernest Rollins. Following the business meet And said trustee is ordered to serve this ing refreshments were served by Mrs. Howard Commonwealth of Massachusetts citation by delivering a copy thereof to all Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Clemons of Wake Coon, Mrs. Clyde Mears, Sirs. Timothy persons interested in the estate fourteen days field were the recent guests of Miss Annie Haggerty and Fred Fone. at least before said Court, or by publishing Clemons of Marland street. PROBATE COURT the same once in each week, for three suc CLUB MEETINGS Essex , ss. cessive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a Mrs. Roy Haynes, Mrs. Edward Lawson To all persons interested in the estate of newspaper published in Andover the last Vale Thimble Club and Mrs. E. E. Mitchell were recent visitors GUii/nr Emily F. Raymond otherwise called Emily A meeting of the Thimble club of Ballard- at the home of friends in town. F. M. Raymond late of Andover in said publication to he one day at least before said Court, and by mailing, postpaid, a copy of vale was held on Wednesday evening at the Peggy Nicoll of Newport, R. I., is spending County (wife of Samuel Raymond) de home of Mrs. Lymcrt Wood of Amherst ceased, for the benefit of Edward G. this citation to all known persons interested several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. in the estate seven days at least before said street, South Lawrence. The evening was Raymond and others: James Keating of Marland street. ^ ' I EDMUND Court. spent in fortune telling and as each reading Whereas , The Exchange Trust Company was private a very interesting session was had Mrs. Frank Howard and children spent of Boston, the trustee under the will of said Witness, H arry R. Dow , Esquire, Judge of said Court, this sixteenth day of September in comparing fortunes. Plans were completed Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LOWE- deceased, has presented for allowance, the for the meeting and turkey supper to be held Edward Daley of Tewksbury street. •bird, fourth, fifth and final accounts of its in the year one thousand nine hundred and thirty-two. at the home of Mrs. Maxwell T. Lyons of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Matthews of Lowell trust under said will: Andover street on Thursday evening, Sep 1 McLAGlEN You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro H orace H. Atherton , J r. were the guests on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. J RICHARD Register tember 29. Following the fortune telling William Matthews of Marland street. bate Court to he held at Newburyport in said delicious refreshments were served by the r a ARLEN County, on the twenty-sixth day of Septem Commonwealth of Massachusetts hostess. Mrs. Oliver Coates of Center street is ber, A.D., 1932 at ten o’clock in the forenoon, Those attending were: Mrs. William Coop spending several days at the home of Mr. and m ADRIENNE AMES to show cause, if any you have, why the same Mrs. Gordon Hood of Manchester, N. H. RALPH INCE PROBATE COURT er, Mrs. Wallace Ward, Mrs. Frank Cramton, should not lie allowed. Mrs. Irving Moss, Mrs. James Moss, Mrs. CL Qammounl (fKnur E ssex , ss. Mrs. Leo Knox of South Boston spent And said trustee is ordered to serve this Maxwell T. Lyons, Mrs. Bessie Dill, Mrs. citation by delivering a copy thereof to all To the devisees under the will and all other Monday a t the home of her parents, Mr. and The m inute your shoe gets an P 1 ADDED William Matthews, Mrs. William (demons, Mrs. Edward Daley of Tewksbury street. peruona interested in the estate fourteen days persons interested in the estate of Annie U. ugly hole or rip you become Sullivan late of Andover in said County, Mrs. Prudence Brown, Mrs. Edwin W. 1 * Comedy at least before said Court, or by publishing Brown and Mrs. Lymert Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bruce and daughter the same once in each week, for three suc deceased. of Newburyport spent Sunday at the home of “foot-conscious,” You ain’t News Whereas , William J. Delaney administra concentrate on your business. Cartoon cessive weeks, in the Andover Townsman, a Congregational Men’s Club Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bruce of Clarke road. newspaper published in Andover the last tor with the will annexed of the estate of said A meeting of the Men’s club of the Union Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barrows and son You keep remembering that publication to be one day at least before said deceased, has presented to said Court his HON. W ILLIAM S. YOUNGMAN petition for license to sell at private sale, in Congregational church of Ballardvale was Robert have returned after spending two disgraceful shoe. Court, and by mailing postpaid, a copy of Republican Candidate for this citation to all known persons interested accordance with the offer named in said held in the church vestry on Monday evening weeks with relatives in Randolph and New We’ll keep your shoes neat petition, or upon such terms as may be with Ernest Edwards, presiding. Secretary’s G overnor ton. in the estate seven days at least before said report was read by James Brierly after which and whole — at lowest prices. Court. adjudged be9t, the whole of a certain parcel Mrs. Hugh Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. of the real estate of said deceased for the an entertaining program as follows was Witness, H arry R. Dow , Esquire, Judge enjoyed: Moving picture program on “ Out John Lynch of Providence were the guests UlAAn^B of said Court, this thirty-first day of August payment of debts, legacies and charges of Weddings recently of Mrs. Mary Haggerty of Clarke administration, and for other reasons set door Life,” the pictures taking one through R E G NORTON SUN. MON. TUES. WED. in the year one thousand nine hundred and the mountainous territory showing various road. thirty-two. forth in said petition. ROGERS—HUDON Expert Shoe Repairing You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro scenes of animal life. Refreshments were Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Walker of Chester H orace H. Atherton , J r. served with the following men in charge of Miss Ruth Louisa Hudon became the street entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles 2 Post OlHce Ave. Register bate court to he held at Lawrence in said bride of Harold A. Rogers of West Dennis, County, on the tenth day of October, A.D., the program: Howell Shepard, George Bruce Walker of Colonial Point, North Weymouth, and Walter Simon. Mass., at the home of her parents, Mr. and on Sunday. Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1932, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, to show Mrs. Charles Hudon of 60 High street, on cause, if any you have, why the same should The next meeting will be held on October 3 Joseph Comber and sister, Miss Mary with James Morton, Rankin T. Grant and Wednesday afternoon at four o’clock. Rev. PROBATE COURT not he granted. Frederick C. Feysert, pastor of the Advent Comber, and the Misses Margaret and Nellie And said petitioner is ordered to serve this Fred Buckley in charge of the program. Joyce <»f Andover street are on a, motor trip Autumn Essex , ss. Ralph Berry, Lewis Edwards and Irvin Christian church of Lawrence officiated. To all persons interested in the estate of citation by delivering a copy thereof to each to Quebec. person interested in the estate fourteen days Ormsby will be in charge of the program for The home was beautifully decorated with Samuel Raymond late of Andover in said the gathering on October 17. palms and garden llowcrs. The bride received Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Zink and son Alvin County, gentleman, deceased, for ihe at least before said Court, or by publishing the same once in each week, for three sue many beautiful gifts. are on a motor trip to North Carolina. Alvin, I benefit of Edward G. Raymond and others: Vale T. W. Club Following the ceremony, a wedding supper Jr., will attend classes at the University of j Whereas The Exchange Trust Company cessive weeks, in the Andover Townsman, a newspaper published in Andover, the last A birthday party and meeting was held on was served. Many guests from out of town North Carolina. of Boston trustee under the will of said Tuesday evening by the members of the were present at the ceremony. After a short deceased, has presented for allowance, the publication to be one day at least before said Mrs. George Moody and Miss Helen j Court. T. W. club of Ballardvale at the home of wedding trip the couple will make their home Moody have returned to their home on fourth, fifth, sixth and final accounts of its Mrs. Robert Ryan of Dale street. A supper at West Dennis. trust under said will: Witness, H arry R. Dow , Esquire, Tu Marland street after spending several weeks ! of said Court, this twenty-first day of Sep was served in honor of Mrs. Ryan’s birthday at Grafton, N. H. You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro and she was the recipient of many dainty DEVEAU-WHITNEY bate Court to he held at Newburyport in tember, in the year one thousand nine hundred and thirty-two. gifts. A public whist party will be held on Of interest to West Parish was the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Guilfoy and daughter said County, on the twenty-sixth day of ean of Bedford were renewing acquaintances Horace H. Atherton , J r. September 27, at the home of Mrs. Louis of William J. Deveau of Hailey road, Andover September A.D., 1932 at ten o’clock in the Register Kibbee of Clark road. A large assortment of and Miss Grace Whitney of Lowell. The ere recently. Mr. and Mrs. Guilfoy were j forenoon, to show cause, if any you have, why jrizes has been secured and refreshments will attendants were Miss Alice Deveuu, sister of former residents here. the same should not he allowed. je served. Mrs. Harold Evans will be in the bridegroom and Stephen Lovejoy. After And said trustee is ordered to serve this Miss Katherine West has returned to her I Is The Time! charge. a wedding trip through the White Moun home on Andover street after spending citation by delivering a copy thereof to all Cross Supports tains, the couple will lie at their home on i persons interested in the estate fourteen days several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Experienced garedners plant K. of P.-Odd Fellow* Uuiicy road, Andover, after October 1. John Matthews of Salem, N. PI. at least before said Court, or by publishing Recreation Ass’ii A pleasant evening was enjoyed last bulbs (luring this season to the same once in each week, for three suc Tuesday night by the members of the Odd PLA1STED—'WEEKS A successful bakery sale was held by the get beautiful house blooms cessive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a Fellows and the Knights of Pythias. (Janies Miss Katherine M. Weeks, daughter of Mr. Methodist church Ladies’ Aid in Stark’s newspaper published in Andover the last “ Swimming in the creek, playing baseball were played and refreshments served. and Mrs. Eugene M. Weeks, 19 Wolcott market on Tuesday. Mrs. James Keating and (luring late winter und eurly publication to be one day a t least before said on the vacant lot, just tumbling with the dog The whist was won by the K. of P. with avenue, became the bride of Webster Edgcrly Mrs. Fred Shattuck were in charge. spring. Court, and by mailing, postpaid, a copy of or putting him through his tricks,—as John A. Swenson and William A. Stevens Plaisted, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin I’laistcd, this citation to all known persons interested youngsters we gained pleasure from these Miss Helen Louise Moody, teacher of defeating James Hovey and Ralph T. Berry. 6 Campo Scco street, Lawrence, Wednesday piano and voice, began her regular teaching in the estate seven days at least before said simple things," wrote Jerome \V. Cross in a They also took the carpet bowling, 21 to 8. afternoon at the home of her parents. Rev. Full line unseasonable Flowers Court. letter sent recently to citizens of Andover and season here Wednesday, September 21. She ! The winning team was: Thomas Thin, Milo E. Pearson of the Salem Congregational also has a studio at 43 High street, Andover. at all times. Witness, H arry R. Dow, Esquire, Judge Lawrence in behalf of the National Recrea Thomas W. Neil and James Skea. The Odd church, a friend of the bride’s family, per of said Court, this thirty-first day of August tion association of which he Ls the local Fellows’ team: James D. Craik, Charles formed the ceremony. The decorations were Rally Day services will be held in the i n the year one thousand nine hundred and sponsor. “ These things cost nothing, yet Fettes and James kinnear. white clematis and garden tlowers. Methodist church on Sunday, October 2. It thirty-two. they made life worth while for us as children. Two games of baseball were won by the The bride, who was given in marriage by will also be promotion day in the Sunday Horace H. Atherton , J r. "Today much of the ‘having fun’ for her father, wore a gown of blush Chantilly school at the Cross and Crown pins will be Register children has to he on city playgrounds. The Odd Fellows, 16 to 10 and 14 to 11. The Odd Fellows’ team: Charles Meyers, Robert lace with a matching turban of velvet anil awarded at this time for perfect attendance. vacant lots are going or have gone and the she carried gardenias and lilies of the valley. “ Fog, ” a play dealing with problems of Unlay streets are dangerous, ” he pointed out. Lochhead, Leonard Kinnear, David May, William A. R. Gordon, William H. Faulkner, She was unattended. Philip A. Plaisted of will be presented in the evi veiling by a talented CHARLIE RUCCLES, CHARLES DANA W. CLARK The National Recreation association which George Goff and Arthur W. Hall. The K. of Wellesley, brother of the bridegroom, was his cast. BUTTERW0RTH and MYRNA L0Y CIVIL and MECHANICAL ENGINEER was founded in 1906 with the active aid of P. team: J. Fearer, David A. MacDonald, best man Engineering Problems and Surveys handled President Theodore Roosevelt, Jane Ad- John Buchan, Henry E. Miller, Thomas A reception for the immediate family was A Rouben Mamoulian accurately and promptly dams and others, is the national clearing Frogs Cut Into Profits IPHONES.STORE 10 GREENHOUSESII Thin, James C. Souter, Hugh Steed and held following the ceremony after which the I AtNDOVER, t------— ------MASS. Production NORTH ESSEX DISTRICT house and headquarters for community Jesse E. West. couple left on a wedding trip. They will make of Japanese Peasants 60 Maple Ave. Andover, Mass recreation in the United States. Its objective Refreshments were served by the follow their home in Lawrence after November 1. The flretlleH, glowing Insects, ure TELEPHONE 561 M is that every child in America shall huve a ing committee: Thomas B. Gorrie, chairman; They are both well known locally. The gathered by Juimnese peusunts and chance to play, and that everybody in Thomas \V. Neil, David A. MacDonald, bride is a graduate of Abbot academy and John Ferguson America, young or old shall have an op Jesse 10. West, John A. Swenson, James Skea Wheaton college and the bridegroom is a sold to tea gurdetis. I'lnred In truns portunity to find the best and most satisfying and Herbert W. Ford. graduate of the Lowell Textile school. purent receptacles, they ure used for fOLONIAL THEATRC W atchmaker and use of leisure time. decorutlve purposes. The workers The association's work is carried on through Lions Club capture the insects hy striking their ^ ANDOVER, MASS. ‘Li J e w e le r lion. Charles 1. I’ettingell of Amesbury, Legion Auxiliary field representatives, training schools for hubitut, usually a tree, u sharp blow 3 SHOWS DAILY — 2:15, 6:15, 8:15 recreation leadership, literature, and a free judge of the second district court, spoke on with a club, shocking them from their the duties of a district court judge at the correspondence and consultation bureau. Wliist Thursday perch to the ground. Natives pick TODAY AND TOMORROW The association is sup|>ortcd by contributions Lions club meeting last night. Karl M. Nel son, clerk of the court accompanied the them up and stulT them in their “PAINTED WOMAN” Spencer Tracy 2:45; 6:45; 9:30 and memberships. At the regular meeting of the American DANIEL J. MURPHY judge. mouths trulll they huve a substantial “MIDNIGHT PATROL”—Reitjgy Toomey 4:00; 8:00 Legion Auxiliary last night, it was voted to “ANY OLD PORT”— Comedy 2:25; 6:25; 9:10 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW mouthful, when they ure tuken to a Flicker Persistent hold a whist party in the hull next Thursday evening. President Annie 1*. Davis is chair common receptucle. MONDAY und TUESDAY September 26-27 821-822 Bay State Bldg., Lawrence Frequently birds nut accustomed to BALLARDVALE man, and her assistants are Mrs. Joseph A rlvul In the llrelly gathering bus “OK AMERICA” - Maureen O’Sullivan ruising more than one brood of young ...... 3:40; 6:35: 9:15 Telephone 21956 Miller, Mrs. John Alexander, Mrs. Ethel appeared In large green frogs; the pud “THE CROONER”—Ann Dvorak ...... 2:35; 7:50 In u seuson will repluce their eggs sev TownCounsel ol Andover Miss Eunice O’Donnell of Mancliester-hy Robinson und Mrs. John Keith. The auxiliary dle-jumpers have spotted the most pro Comedy Curtoon ...... 2:25; 6:25; 9:05 oral times If they come to grief before the Sea spent the week-end at the home of is tuking part in the competition tomorrow. 11 tic breeding places, where their long they ure hutched. W It. Burrows, In lo r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Donnell The Essex County Council will meet at sticky tongues lick In the luminous WEDNESDAY und THURSDAY September 28-29 his “Michigan Bird Life." tells of of Tewksbury street. Topstield tomorrow in Grange hall. The “ BACK STREET” - Irene Dunn ...... 3:50; 6:25; 9:20 files by the dozen. Through the long “ WAR CORRESPONDENT” Jack Holt and Ralph Graves 2:35; 7:55 flicker from whose nest nil hut one or A cabinet meeting was held in the Metho auxiliary will visit the Danvers hospital pale green skin of the aquatic croaker ROY A. DANIELS Sunday, October 16. Anyone who wishes to l ,11 11h >11 l l t B i 7:45 two of the eggs were taken, that kept dist church parsonage on Wednesday evening the swullowed firelllcs glow like a tall to make plans for a social to be held next donate, please notify Mrs. Gouck, welfare Electrical Contractor on laying until or more eggs bad light. FRIDAY and SATURDAY September 30-Octol>er 1 week and to complete plans for the week-end chairman. All members who wish to ^o to the “ WASHINGTON MASQUERADE” Lionel Barrymore 2:45; 6:25; 9:20 been deposited. Normally the flicker party next Saturday and Sunday at Newton banquet of the Essex County Council instal Until the frog menace Is curbed, the 78 Chestnut St. Andover deposits from six to ten eggs in a sea “MILLION DOLLAR LEGS” -J a c k Oakie 4:10; 8:10 Junction, N. II. Rev. and Mrs. Everett lation at Amesbury should notify Mrs. Davis Jupunese peasant Is losing his profit Comedy ...... 2:25; 7:50 Phone 451 Harrows will act as chaperons. at once. able sideline. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER «3, 1932 PAGE FOUR THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN The Haverhill Corps, One of the Snappy Outfits in Mammoth Competition Here Tomorrow
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experience in firing steam boilers. Experience Fireman Needed in firing small home heating plants is not Courtesy Haverhill Gazette acceptable under this requirement. Competi for Post Office tors will not be required to report for a writ ten examination, but will be rated on their FOR SHERIFF Leon Field, Victor Busccrna, John Sullivan, This idea originated with Gil Hamlin a training, experience, and fitness, on a scale Attend Bugle and Drum Landers 255 55 78 29 Tyer Co. Forem en Jimmy Welch, George Branch, Jake Gilley, station WBZ, where the original club wa 'Hie United Civil Service Commission of 100, such ratings being based upon compet Corps Competition FOR STATE COMMITTEE Alex Lamont, Roland Thompson, Ben Dane. started a few weeks ago. A rehearsal is hel< announces an open competitive examination itors’ sworn statements in their applications 159 25 50 18 250 Hold Annual Outing for the position of fireman-laborer for the each week in the main studio of the statioi and upon corroborative evidence. (Continued from page 1) Marriage Intentions new post office building. Applications must be Republican and the large chorus will be heard on the ai The duties will include firing steam boilers, parade and competition tomorrow, members Baseball, wrestling, motor boat racing, and on tile with the first U. S. Civil Service Webster Edgerlv Plaisted, 6 Campo street, next Monday, September 26 at eight o’clock District Manager, 1501 Customhouse Tower, operating feed pumps nnd injectors, and of Andover post will sell tags, the proceeds of track events were the features of the outing which are to be used to defray the expenses of Brownell 15 5 8 7 55 of the Tyer Rubber company foremen held Lawrence and Katherine Miller Weeks, 19 Mrs. Charles Adams White, well knowi Boston, not later than October 5, 1932. The performing related work as required. The Goodwin 255 37 125 85 476 salary will be $1260 per year. this gigantic undertaking. last Saturday at Pelham Inn, Pelham, N. H. Wolcott avenue. musician of Boston is the musical directoi age limit is 20 to 55 with preference in certifi With the final judging, the prizes will be Sullivan 21 2 15 12 48 An exciting closely contested ball game ended James Miscnti, 42 Corbett street, and The commission requires that applicants Youngman 291 41 166 147 645 must have had at least six months of paid cation to eligililes between 20 and 50 years. awarded the winners of the different classes. in an 11-3 victory for the shoe foremen over Amelia D. Stella, 2 Currier street, Lawrence. These prizes are as follows: First prize, $100 FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR the sundry foremen. Jimmy Welch starred Herbert Henderson, River road, and Ruth for highest number of points, regardless of Bacon 332 46 169 behind the plate and in addition made a Irene French, 107 Margin street, Lawrence. Campbell 188 35 124 We Specialize in class and size. Class A: first prize, $50; sec home run. Leon Field, a hitting pitcher, in ACADEMY GARAGE HELEN MOODY ond, cup. Class B: first prize, $50; second, FOR SECRETARY spite of a painful leg injury, collected four Finger Waving and Perma cup; third, cup. Open class (all marching and 496 73 276 hits in four times at bat. Local Accompanist and SERVICE STATION Teacher of Pianoforte and Voice nent Waving out-of-state corps): first prize, $40; second, FOR TREASURER Joe Holland hit some beautiful foul balls, $25; third, cup. In addition, the best drum Prescott 391 55 214 in addition to driving in a run. In fact, he Storage Rates Reasonable For appointm ent* call And. 781-W John’s Barber Shop & Beauty Parlor major, judged on personal appearance, flash, Ulin 88 18 57 was one of the best of the sundry drivers. Active in Clubs Miss Clara Bergeron - Hair Dresser strut and efficiency, will receive the American FOR AUDITOR $7.00 and up per month 43 High S tre e t Andover Telephone 64 Legion gold medal, awarded drum majors Caldwell 162 27 90 125 404 The line-ups follow: Andover music-lovers will be interested to who qualify for this national medal. Cook 537 52. 184 111 684 Shoe foremen: Leon Field, p.; Jimmy learn that Gertrude Pearce Paige is assistant Colorful Uniforms FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Welch, c.; Sam Hibbert, first; Jimmy Sulli director and accompanist of the Community 24 Hour Service Warner 483 71 269 231 1054 Emphasizing the color and striking .ap van, second; Jake Cilley. third; Johnny Singing clubs, now being formed throughout Spring Lamb Legs 21c lb . Sugar...... 10-lb. bag 43c FOR CONGRESSMAN Sullivan, s.s.; Dan Manion, r.f.; Harry New England to stimulate interest in part Gould Batteries, U.S. Royal Cord pearance of the competing drum corps which 18 68 40 244 Soft white meat—any weight Monarch Food of Wheat, pkg. 19c Chrcstensen 118 Wrigley, c.f.; Billy Budd, I.f.; Victor Bus- singing and to give opportunity to people Tires, Eveready Radio Tubes will be seen at the competition is the different Lovett 338 50 184 167 739 Forequarters Lamb ...... 10c lb. Burnett’s Vanilla, 2 o z ...... 29c type of uniforms worn by the various drum cerna, l.f. who enjoy it to sing. In the near future these FOR COUNCILLOR Sundry foremen: Joe Holland, p.; George 32 P A R K S T. T e l. 8131 33c lb. C St B Marmalade, 2-lb. jar 35c corps. clubs are going to compete over the radio Roasting Chickens ...... Birmingham 141 20 65 68 292 Barrett, c.; Henry Caimie, first; William from station WBZ in Boston. Fresh Shoulders 15c lb. Ammonia, 2-qt. bottles 29c The Malden corps, which will lead the Fraser 297 41 185 143 666 Foley, second; Tom O’Donnell, third; K. 15c lb. Mueller’s Macaroni or Spaghetti. . . parade, wears a red, white and blue uniform, FOR SENATOR Bergstrom, third; Ben Dane, s.s., p.; James Fresh Ham—to roast . . taking on the appearance of West Point ...... 2 pkgs. 19c 1 >a vis 316 47 172 169 704 Gillespie, r.f.; Joe Hoffman, r.f.; Archie Gunn, Pot Roast— boneless 27c lb. cadets, with a hat that speaks of the dress hat Nason 159 24 88 60 331 Large Native Peaches, doz ...... 25c c.f.; Alex Meek, l.f. Porterhouse S teak ...... 55c lb. of the future generals. Framingham, coming Scalese 26 4 8 4 42 Umpires: George Branch, Alex Lamont, TENDER LAMB Sirloin Roast—boneless 43c lb. Lima Beans...... 3 lbs. 25c from the most distant point, appears in a FOR REPRESENTATIVE James Gillespie. Forequarter 10c lb. Leg and Loin 23c lb. Short Leg 25c lb. Squash ...... 3 lbs. 10c blue coat and red pants, a striking combina Brimner 51 16 44 31 142 After the ball game, the party went to the Shoulder of Veal ...... 20c lb. tion and the reverse of the Andover color Fresh Peas ...... 2 qts. 29c Chambers 193 39 157 83 472 Inn, where community singing, led by Billy Good for roast, stew or loaf scheme. North Andover, with a black and 357 32 128 153 670 BrusseUs Sprouts Blueberries David Budd, with Alex Meek at the Steinway Fancy Veal C hops ...... 29c lb. white dress, excites comment on every ap J. J. Dugan 194 22 95 61 375 developed hearty appetites for an enjoyable STEWING LAMB SHORT CUT THICK RIB pearance. Beverly, one of the best known Green wood 147 31 79 78 335 dinner served at 12.30. Mr. Field spoke on the corps of the state, has gained recognition FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS umpiring of the game and then commented 4 lbs. for 25c CORNED BEEF 2 5 c lb. ANDOVER MARKET with its pure white uniform with a tinge of Bell 198 33 105 54 390 on the spirit of good fellowship and coopera gold lending a tinge beautiful in its marking. Butler 460 57 255 211 983 tion displayed by the group. 1 ELM STREET Tel.1177 and 1178 Prompt free delivery Beverly, a B-class corps, is particularly Giles 12 3 7 8 30 After dinner the crews of the motorboats 4 8 c lb . anxious to maintain their boast of being Lord 76 30 51 45 202 “ Phantom ” and “ Jakey” engaged in debate SIRLOIN ROLL (no bones) much better than many of the class-A units. Lowell 19 4 12 37 72 concerning the records and merits of the Lowell, with the dress uniform of black and Mitchell 193 21 114 80 408 crafts. When the race finally started, the gold of West Point, featuring the full plume Odell 19 0 5 3 27 “ Jakey” didn’t, despite the best efforts of NATIVE VEAL (roll) 25c lb. Native Veal (for loaf) 30c lb. hats, merits applause on every appearance. FOR SHERIFF aptain Jim Sullivan, Mate Jimmy Welch, Exeter, N. H., uses the green and blue com Harrison 44 7 36 13 100 nd Mechanic John Sullivan. After p New England COKE bination to great advantage, with the drum Hayes 7 2 9 5 23 fuel had been put in the tank, the “ Jakey” 1 3 c lb. major wearing a 22-quart hat. Peabody’s Larkin 260 21 60 92 433 entered the race only to meet defeat at the SMOKED SHOULDERS best feature is a bizarre helmet capping a Quinn 11 1 3 3 18 hands of the “ Phantom” and its crew, D & H Cone Cleaned Anthracite straight Legion uniform. Next in line is Raymond 212 50 188 121 571 Captain Field and Mechanic Alex Lamont. Lawrence, the largest corps in the state, LARGE JAR OX TONGUE (regular $1.49 value)...... Jar 98c FOR STATE COMMI TTEE A second race with only two men in the GOLD MEDAL FLOUR (kitchen tented)...... hag 79c which, if it comes out in the uniform that is Hovey 360 50 227 175 812 “ Jakey” proved more exciting with the MOTORSTOKERS known throughout the state by its cream, FANCY BROOMS...... each 49c Total vote “ Phantom ” winning by a small margin ALL GREEN ASPARAGUS TIPS (full quart can) ...... can 35c 3—*1 00 green and blue combination, will attract the Rep. Dem. Tot. Track events resulted as follows: AUTOMATIC COAL BURNING EQUIPMENT attention that it did during the state con SPICED WATERMELON RIND (large jar) jar 35c 3—$1 00 Precinct 1 581 375 956 F at men’s race, won by George Branch; CROSSE AND BLACKWELL’S TOMATO JUICE (full quart) vention. Derry, N. IT., has a very neat Precinct 2 83 56 139 100-yard dash (open), Hoffman, first; Ben ...... jar 25c 2—45c ensemble of red and blue. Haverhill appears Precinct 3 314 122 436 Dane, second; Bergstrom, third; one-legged in the uniform of the Canadian Mounted FANCY PACKED CRAB MEAT can 23c 2—45c Fuel Service Guaranteed— Try Us This Season Precinct 4 261 39 300 Ben Dane, first; Victor Buscerna, SOCIETY ORANGE MARMALADE AND JAM S...... jar 23c 2-45c Police, with a double-breasted red coat, black second; three-legged race, Barrett and Gunn, breeches, patent leather puttees, and the Totals 1239 592 1831 first; Manion and O’Donnell, second. cowboy hat. Victorious Candidates In the wrestling matches, Holland de SHAWSHEEN CREAM SPECIAL Such a parade and competition, with the feated Welch; Victor defeated Jimmy Sulli SHAWSHEEN CREAM- Friday and Saturday o n ly ...... 2—25c B. L. M cDonald Coal Co. color, lire and spectacular uniforms, aug The line-ups of candidates in the Novem van; the matches between Bergstrom and mented by the national, state and post ber 8 election will be as follows: Foley, Johnny Sullivan and Sam Hibbert, colors, will excite comment on any parade Republican Democratic Bergstrom and Victor, ended in draws; and Telephone Free day, and Andover will certainly gain recogni GOVERNOR Victor defeated Holland. Henry Caimie 1234 J. Ea GREELEY CO. Delivery tion in bringing to the town a competition of W. S. Youngman J. B. Ely acted as referee and was not thrown once. this proportion. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR At six o’clock the Babe Ruths, the Son- k FURNITURE a G. G. Bacon J. E. Swift nenbergs, and the Gar Woods returned home The tag committee, at its final meeting SECRETARY Wednesday, estimated that the prize money in ten automobiles, stopping along the way to UPHOLSTERING REPAIRING • REFINISHING F. W. Cook J. F. Buckley buy liniment for their stiff, aching muscles. bugle was three-quarters filled, and an TREASURER PACKING MOVING STORAGE nounced that all unsold tags must be returned Those present were: William Budd, Dan FREE EXAMINATION SERVICE Francis Prescott C. F. Hurley Manion, Tom O’Donnell, Harry Wrigley, W E M A K E to the Legion rooms, Friday between 7 and AUDITOR 7.30 p.m. as they will be needed by the J Hoffman, Kenneth Bergstrom, James Are your roofs in condition to withstand winter A. B. Cook I . X. Hurley Gillespie, Henry Caimie, Alex Meek, Joseph AWNINGS. SHADES. MATTRESSES »nd SLIP COVERS committee for sale Saturday. Volunteers are ATTORNEY-GENERAL storms? We specialize in usphult shingling, tur utid also needed to meet at the rooms Friday at Holland, Archie Gunn, George Barrett, First Clots H’ork on Linoleum ami Carpets J. E. Warner J. P. Buckley 5.30 p.m. to interest the Phillips academy William Foley, Jim Sullivan, Sam Hibbert, gruvel roofing, und metal work. Call or write us for ANYTHING IN FURNITURE WORK CONGRESSMAN boys at the Commons at supper time. The C. W. Lovett W. I’. Connery, Jr. this service. Telephone Lawrence 7339. award of the wrought iron fern hamper will COUNCILLOR be announced at the playstead Saturday at SHAWSHEEN KINDERGARTEN E. B. Fraser L. A. Kotarski rs-opened for fourth uaion C. S. BUCHAN, 43 ST- five o’clock. SENATOR J B. Davis L. F. McNamara, Jr M o n d ay , S ep tem b er 19, 1932 George W . Horne Company REPRESENTATIVE Over 1800 Andover, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 613 COMMON STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. R. E. David T. J. Lane Mis* B u tler Ml** Dexter Voters Cast Ballots A. O. Greenwood J. P. Donnelly ••m children d esen e the safest milk - so I give them Hood’s Grade A” SHERIFF (Continued from pane 1) I’. Raymond M. Landers Sullivan (C. R.J 22 3 0 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Sullivan (H. J.) 14 0 0 F. Butler L. Carey TREASURER R. Mitchell C. Hale Hurley 253 38 90 Keep Your R AUDITOR Be Prepared lluckley 49 9 26 Playdon’s Flower Beautiful Garments Harrington 51 4 13 Hurley 167 25 41 Shop 25 years Old BEAUTIFUL . . . Moore 8 0 5 For the weather that is to come. Fill Spillam 14 1 7 FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Under the heading “ The New Flower your bins now with Lawrence Coke — Store” the Townsman of 25 years ago today The craftsmanship that is Buckley 140 20 30 14 210 the all heat fuel with very little ash. Casey 19 4 9 55 contained the following story: maintained at this institu 1 )empsey 25 2 14 ‘“ Aren’t those tlowers lovely/ ‘Oh! what a The fuel that is not surpassed or equal When your children get their daily milk Scharton 16 4 12 pretty store,’ ‘I’m so glad we’ve got a tion assures you of the very it is so satisfying to know that it is abso> Sullivan (H. W.) 42 7 11 florist’s shop up town,’ etc., etc., are the finest in Dry Cleansing. led for economy. Sullivan (R. E.) 22 1 5 comments made about J. H. Playdon’s store lutely safe, and that the flavor makes them in the Arco building. And it is a very attrac No ashes worth sifting. It burns evenly want anotherglass.You get thisinevery bottle Connery 181 25 05 25 294 tive place. One window is filled with ferns FOR COUNCILLOR with a great bunch of Japanese lilies in the LADIES’ and lasts longer. of Hood’s Fresher, Richer, Safest Grade A. MEN’S $ Dion 7 0 .14 0 21 center and in the other window begonias of SUITS SUITS Hargcdon 170 25 57 28 280 all colors and kinds make a background for Let us show you how. Telephone Iis today Hennessey 70 13 14 5 102 the handsome gladiolae displayed. Hanging TOPCOATS COATS Kotarski 17 3 12 0 32 in small baskets are little Japanese ferns, 1 FOR SENATOR greatly adding to the attractiveness. HATS DRESSES Larkin 88 18 54 “ Fresh cut flowers come every day from LAWRENCE McNamara 178 25 52 the greenhouses in Frye Village, where Mr. TEL. TEL. Playdon makes a specialty of carnations, FOR REPRESENTATIVE THE LAWRENCE ANDOVER Donnelly 138 7 13 15 173 violets, roses, and chrysanthemums, and the Dugun 10 3 3 6 22 beautiful specimens shown amply testify tc 4 1 2 6 2 0 4 Gunley 108 30 40 11 189 his knowledge of the care of flowers. ” llaverty 48 8 8 3 67 Since its establishment in 1907, the Play COKE Hennessey 50 8 15 4 77 don florist shop in the Arco building has ARROW Hickey 8 2 5 1 16 always been one of most attractive stores in CLEANSING a n d DYEING Kune 15 4 13 2 34 town. Mr. Playdon was in business thirteen Kelley 41 5 8 2 56 years before founding this store, having SYSTEM Lane 246 33 82 29 390 started in 1894. He still maintains his green McCabe 3 1 5 1 10 houses in Shawsheen (Frye) Village 58 Main St., ANDOVER Morisette 9 1 32 2 44 Lowell street. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Throughout his 38 years in business, Mr Preferred for Reliability Carey 175 20 64 20 279 Playdon’s aim has always been quality in Hale 137 22 52 23 234 flowers. He carries a full line of seasonable PH ONE 289 Lowell 43 10 13 7 7 J flowers at all times, which may be seen at hu Ray 39 9 13 1 62 up-town store, now having its 25th birthday