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o n e year $2.00—SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 4, 1934 VOLUME XLVII NUMBER 30 P W A School Grant A.V.I.S. Needs LOCAL NEWS NOTES V.F.W. Poppy Afternoon Session at Funds for Work Mr. and Mrs. George Napier spent Sunday Day Tomorrow in Arlington. Award Is Confirmed In planning the summer work the A. \ I William (irecn of Whittier street spent tlie The annual poppy day of the V. F. W. will Punchard Next Year S. need shrubs for planting in plots which arc week end in North Adams. l>e held tomorrow. The proceeds are to be j under Imprnvcmcntby the society. Any one used to help disabled veterans. Official Notification from Secretary of Interior Ickes having shrubs which they are willing to | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bell of Morton street contribute are asked to communicate with have returned fiom Atlantic City. issuedS hy c“£e" Building of New School and Gymnasium Causes Rear- Removes Obstacles from Building Committee's Mrs. Arthur lloutwell Phone 152 W and Harold Frogncr of Chicago lias Ixen visit “ The Buddy I’oppv sale of iht Veterans rangement of Schedules Expect Fifty .’More Pupils Path—Expect Contract Award Soon any contributions will he greatly appreciated ing with Earl Urban of Lfbkestreet. of Foreign Wars, Post 2128 of Andover to he The work as planned will mean considerable conducted in this town on Saturday, May 5, Next Year—To Co-operate with CCC expense beyond the usual summer outlay and Miss Alice Boyle of 1’eftWxiy visited with is worthy of tlu* commendation and support Andover’s new junior high school building • i 1 t -* every membership fee will lie especially1 Miss Helene Hall of High street Sunday. of everyone. These blossoms, emblems of the Punchard high school will he operated in prnjiTi was advanced considerably Iasi niKht t i l l e i t O H e J j l I S V useful. supreme sacrifice of our brave boys on Ihe two sessions next school year Ixrcause of the wlun official confirmation of the SI 12,70(1 { < J Mr. and Mrs. William H. Higgins of Chest Teacher for 48 The annual fee is 50c; sustaining member nut street spent Sunday in Lewiston, Me. field of battle have also an added significance — j # , building construction, according to plans l’ \\ \ yrant was received from Secretary of j n ( ,| MU W c p L s ship for S5.00; life membership for SIO.00. j as they represent the handiwork of disabled Years Retires f,:r2u'V",ITu™',"y1cvcnin«Iat % meeting thetll. Interior Interior Ickes. Over a month aKo word : 1 ,1 l j l U S , , 1 6 C e K S Henry Symonds of fit) High street quietly veterans in government hospitals throughout ; of the Andover school committee. I he upper w,t received from Washington that the Memorial funds of $50, or over arc also most I observed his 55 1h birthday last Saturday. welcome, the interest of which is used as the country. Each Buddy Poppy in its milk ------j three classes will meet between eight and town application for a grant had been This evening at 8 o’clock there will be a ing helps the handicapped veteran to help Miss Anna Chase, who first taught in the twelve, and the freshmen from 12.30 to 4.30. approved, but the building committee hesit May party for the nigln members of the needed. Miss Betty MacGiblxin ofHaverhillvisited with Miss Helene Hall of High street Sunday. himself. To do all we can to help the sale of Andover public schools in 1886, last Tuesday It is expected that 327 will be present in the ate i to go ahead merely on the basis of tele- Guild. Dancing and contests of various types the Buddy Poppies is the slightest and easiest tetired from her position as history teacher morning session and about 16d in the aftcr- prani from the local representatives and will he enjoyed, and refreshments will he Paul Dyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry gesture we can make to show the men who at the Stowe school. Her resignation becomes j noon. Registration for next year already senators. 'Hie receipt of Secretary Ickes’ served. Bruce Valentine’s orchestra will fur Four Hundred at Dyer of Essex street, is on a business trip to offered to their country their lives and future effective on May 9. Miss Chase was operated 1 amounts to 491, or about fifty more than this formal notification, however, removes all nish the music. Chicago. Ifare that we are still mindful of their on recently at the Baker Memorial hospital I year. obstacles in the path of the committee. Archi Last night Mrs. Robert Franz’s cooking in Huston, and while she is now well on the I Eleven of the present stalT of teachers will tect IVrlcy 1*’. Gilbert states that within two May Breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Burchard Home of Bartlet - s?Vrif,(T nnd obligation. Andover Post use class held a card party, with the class having street, have returned after spending a few this money to promote the welfare of all way to recovery, she felt that this was an op- j teach in the morning and two in the after- months everything should be ready for the many guests. weeks in Florida. disabled or needy veterans. portunc time to retire. | noon. Two will divide their time between awarding of jobs to sub-contractors. This will Between 5u0 ami -UK) attended tile annual ‘‘'thanking you, 1 remain mean that the school will probably be ready Three prizes were awarded as follows: Miss Chase has taught in the local public lx>th sessions, and two new teachers to hi* girls’. Kdna Anderson; young men, James May Breakfast held Tuesday morning hy James W. Souter, Louis Daley and Dun Yours truly, schools since 1886 with the exception of a few appointed will probably teach in the after for use by September, 1935. Waldie; consolation Henry Smith. the Legion Auxiliary in the Legion rooms can Bisset attended the Bcaves-Giants game H arold S. C ates ” years spent at the Briggs-Allcn school. Since noon. The additions to the faculty will prob- Shortly after the seventy-fifth anniversary from fi to H. The breakfast proved very suc in Boston Sunday. The Poppy day committee: William Dry- 1921 she has been steadily engaged in teach- ably teach freshman English and French of the Punchard school is observed in June, Next Friday night a weenie roast will he cessful, with everyone enjoying the menu of den, chairman; James J. Dugan, Charles held at Schemer’s farm. Those going will James Laing of North Main street has ing history at the Stowe school. Her positjon and business arithmetic and commercial the old building will be torn down to make fruit, beans, ham, mils, colTcc, pies, dough returned to his home after a few months’ Muller and Commander Harold S. Cates. at present is being held by Miss Katherine geography. The manual training department wav f«»r a new combined gymnasium and meet at the Guild at six and wdl hike out nuts and cheese. returning about 9.30. stay in Indiana. Sweeney, who has been doing practice work will be transferred to the John Dove base assembly hall which will be placed between Mrs. Charles S. Buchan assisted hy Mrs. at Stowe without pay since September. ' ment. the new junior high building and the present Saturday morning. May 12, a picnic will be John Henderson had charge of the flower James Dyer of Bridgeport, Gonn., visited Receive Awards high • hool building for use hy both. The held at Pomp’s pond for all registered Guild his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heniy Dyer of At its meeting Tuesday evening the school The double session method is hy far less table, and Mrs. Harry Gouck was in charge 111 C fummittee accepted Miss Chase’s resignation expensive than the erection of portable two buildings, the junior high and the audi children, with the leaders in charge. Ihe of the candy table. Mrs. Timothy McCarthy Essex street last week. torium. will probably he erected at the same children will meet at the Guild at ten. M with regrets, and instructed the sub-commit- school buildings would he. Three high school had charge of the pies and the President Mrs. The Andover Male choir will render a tee on teachers to draw up resolutions com- class rooms, one study room and one sewing time, and the new heating plant to the rear The regular classes will be discontinued on John IV Alexander of the tickets. Members concert Sunday evening in the Sacred Heart of tlu Samuel Jackson school will probably May 12, but hikes, picnics, etc. will continue. Several local school children have received mending her long service to the town. These room are needed for the overflow. It would are asked to make returns to Mrs. Alexander Parish hall in Lawrence. prizes for their work in the M S. I*. C. A. resoutinns will be presented at the next | require two portable buildings, the total cost rise with the other two. C.C.G. educational work is proceeding rap as soon as possible. idly at the Guild. The following are in charge David Macintosh of Temple Place was poster contest. At Punchard high the follow meeting. of which would be about $8,000. At the building committee meeting last The general committee: Mrs. I'rank Hour- ing received awards: bronze medal, first night the definite contract with Mr. Gilbert of the various activities: James Tammany, operated on Monday morning at the Law MissMargntct Hinchcliffe. domestic science j Several plans were made for work on the neman, chairman; Mrs. Kenneth Mozccn, rence General hospital. prize: Gladys Milnes, Edward Noel, Arlene instructor who was operated on early in the buildings and grounds. Bids for the entire was signed, as were the agreements with the plane making: Flizabcth Perry, poster mak Mrs. Thomas W. Platt. Mrs. Harry Wrigley, Rutter, Martha Billings, Norman Hansen; ing; James Bisset, gymnasium group; David year, will not return to work until next fall summer work are to be brought in hy the sub associate architects and the heating engineers. Miss Doris Hilton, Miss F.thel Hilton, Mrs. Miss Catheime Daley of Swampscott is silver medal, second prize: Evelyn Rutter, Miss Madeline Kimball has been substitut ...... Previously...... an understanding u had been Wallace, Iniwling; Hazel Valentine, Davina committee on buildings and grounds at the Timothy McCarthy, Mrs. Kenneth Mac spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Eastman, Richaid Cooper; honor ing. Miss Alice Stack, ill since last Novembei. next meeting. The sub-committee will also readied between the committee and the Elder, Evaline Gairnic, Helen Black, and Donald, Mrs. Albert Cruickshank, Mrs. I lamedy, on Summer street. able mention, year’s subscription to ‘‘Our various architects, but nothing formal had ! Katherine Winters, dancing, will also return in the fall. Miss Mary Collins look into a proposal of the Bradlee Parent- John A. Anderson, Mrs. John Platt, Mrs. Howard Walker, who is now working in Dumb Animals” : Preston Wade, Pauline has been substituting. Both teachers are well teacher association by which a partition been -igned until word was received from the ! Dn Saturday evening, May 12th. the final Walter York, Mrs. Freeman Abbott, Mrs. Howe, and Eleanor Winslow. Secretary of the Interior. party of the season for colored children will Worcester, visited at the faniliy home on on the road to recovery. between two rooms would be torn down to Joseph A. Miller, Mrs. Robert I ran/,, Mrs. North Main sirect Sunday. The winners at Stowe were: Bronze medals make a large hall. I he Bradlee school paint A contract for soil test boring will probably I take place. John II. lamg, Mrs. Mary tiarsideand Mrs. be awarded to B. F. Smith of Boston, subject (first prize): Betty Wallace, Alice Winslow, ing project has been approved by the ERA j ------Catherine Eastwood. Mrs. Nellie Meehan and daughter, Arlcneof Peter Loosigian, Priscilla Glines; silver ERA Workers and it is expected that work will start there to the approval of Colonel Gow’s office. There 17# i l l 1-* #if* I ■ ■ I \r The dining room was in charge of Mrs. Worcester visited Sunday with Mrs. Thomas medals (second prize): Valerie Simmers, this week-end. The sub committee is also were only two bidders, but the other did not 1 William A. Buchan and the waitresses were: Hall and family of High street. Scott Walker, George Gahm, Ruth Mills; planning to start work definitely on ihe submit any compliance form with its bids, as D | n i l c P i ^ n f t . o o o Return to Work required by the W A regulations. The bids Misses Helen MacDonald, Betty Cole, Helen Maurice P. Shea of 30 Burnham road was honorable mention (a year’s subscription to Bradlee lawn, with assistance from the ERA 1’ 1 let II$ J. 1 OJ£a0SSand Dorothy McCarthy, Elizabeth, Bertha, drawn Monday as a juror for the Superior ‘‘Our Dumb Animals” ): Edith Woodman, . , , ...... , if secured. The general committee also in- were: B. F. Smith, Boston. .90 per foot; ledge Doris and Ethel Hilton. court session in Salem on May 28. Dorothy Glines, Frederick Eastman, Beulah Andover s ERA workers returned to work structctl the sub committee to look into the $5.00 per foot; hard pan SI .50 per foot; Gow Plans for the Fourth of July celebration to Dixon, Marion Albers, Charles Shattuck. I uesday morning after an eleven-day ay- m atl,r ()f janitors' compensation after hours company, Inc., Boston, .95 per foot; ledge be sponsored again this year by the local post Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius O’Brien and off- ;U»“l the same number were put back at an(1 US1! of stl„K1| hu||s. |.(mr ,lxlurt.s in $5.45 per foot; hard pan, SI.75 per foot. of the V. F. W. are progressing rapidly. Junior W om en’s G uild family of North Main street have moved into Guild Notice work this week as had been employed when ! staUed M *,,,,,, 1,.* |,y lhe Lnwiencc Gas and their new home on Harding street. These bids will be forwarded to Col. Gow’s Post Commander James Dugan is general to Hold May Party work stopped on April 18. Electric company in January ere Itought office fer authorization. chairman of the committee. Charles W. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Burton have moved The annual meeting of the Corporation of The town’s allotment for May is $6000, hy the committee for $19.68. which covers five payrolls. Bowman will direct the sports and Com On Monday evening, May 7th, at eight from Bcston to Central street, Yndover. Mr. the Andover Guild will be held at the Guild Mr. Sunborn reported that the C. C. C. mander Harold S. Cates will he in charge of o'clock the Christ Church Junior Women’s Burton is local manager of the Andover Coal House, Tuesday evening, May eight at 7:45 Dr. Daly has appointed an advisory com Guest Day Held mittec to assist him in selecting the needy boys had been using the school building for | the concessions. Alex Blamire will have Ouild will hold a May Party at the home of company. o’clock. a new educational program under proper K i r i 'I l i K charge of the bonfire which will take plate on All contributors to the Andover Guild are people who hereafter will be given work. Mrs. Roland Weeks on Carmel road. Each Henry Pomeroy, who completed a course Selectman Howell F. Shepard, Miss Anna supervision. He was nigh in his ptaisc of the \)y lTIOUlCIS V2IUD the night before the fourth. Rolrcrt V. Deyer- member is asked to bring a May basket and members of the corporation and are invited boys’ discipline. The committee voted to mond is in charge of tickets. twenty-five cents. Any member who cannot in the firemen’s drill school at Haverhill last to be present at the meeting. Kuhn, Frank McCarthy and Frank Mc winter, is giving his brother firemen a course Donald have been chosen to serve in this co-operate with the C. C. C. educational The annual guest day of the Andover A marathon race will take the place of the he present is requested to let Mrs. Weeks Bessie R. F ranz in firemanship. capacity. program hy allowing the use of the equipment Mothers’ club was held Wednesday after horribles parade this year. know, Andover 472. Clerk and school supplies. noon in Punchard hall with approximately Miss Ella Leonora Holt of35 Elm street is 'Lhe sub-committee on teuchers, in accord fifty guests present from the Andover, Shaw- in Waterlxiro, Maine, where she will stay for ance with a motion of Dr. Slower*. i« study sheen Aiui Ballard vale I\* rent-Teacher asso a siiort while prior to spen.tfcig a sojourn in ing the matter of whether or not the super ciations and the Bradlee Mothers’ club. Auburn, Maine. visors, principals and heads of departments Miss Jessie Home of the Consumers’ Ser Police in Wild Chase Mrs. Peter Poirier of 202 North Main Memorial Exhibit at should he required and the other teachers vice department of the General Baking com street has returned home after enjoying a allowed to take three days off each year to pany gave an illustrated lecture on the value study the procedure and methods in other of vitamins. She also demonstrated the art of three weeks’ stay with her son, Ernest, in Washington, D. C. Addison Art Gallery schools, and preparing a written report sandwich making and recipe l>ooks were Arrest Auto Thieves thereon. 'Phis motion was offered because of distributed as souvenirs. The flowers at the South church Sunday the report from town counsel Daniel J. Following the program, Mrs. Alexander were given in memory of George D. Mil- Murphy that the Providence plan whereby Crockett, presdent, called the meeting to Sergeant Saunders and State Officer Nardone, with lett hy Mrs. Charles Millett and Mr. and Landscapes of Charles II. Davis, NN ho Died Lust August teachers were allowed a full year off for travel order and it was voted to adjourn until the Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Assistance of Two Academy Students, 'Fake Shown in Pleasing New Exhibition—Water and study was ilegal in this state. next regular meeting which will be held next The Woman’s Union of the Baptist church Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Three into Custody in No. Andover will hold a meeting at 2.30 Thursday after Color Exhibit Closes on May 13 The committee in charge was as follows: noon at the home of Mrs. Harvey II. Bacon, Women Voters in Mrs. George Smith, chairman; Mrs. Milton Whiting Airs. Asa Stocks, Mrs. Alexander Local and state police, with the invaluable 38 1-2 Maple avenue. A memoral exhibition of the paintings of Crockett, Mrs. Henry Albers, Mrs. Timothy Woman’s Guild to assistance of two Phillips academy hoys, took Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Collier, former - Charles H. Davis, who died August fifth last Vets’ Auxiliary Animal Meeting McCarthy, Mrs. Walter Downs, Mrs. Robert three men into custody early Saturday ly of Plymouth, have taken an apartment in year at the age of 77, is now being held at the Iranz, Mrs. Ralph Manning, Mrs. Minnie Hold Luncheon morning in Nroth Andover on ;i charge of The Aberdeen, Shawsheen Village. Mr. Addison gallery in the main loan room. The in Anniversary The annual meeting of the Andover League Doherty, Mrs. Albert Cruikshank, Mrs. stealing a truck in Haverhill. Sergeant Collier is a consulting engineer. exhibit will last until June 24. A large ex- of Women Voters was held at Samaritan John Urauhart, Mrs. Percy Dole, Mrs. Leon Leonard Saunders of the Andover police and hibition of contemporary water colors, on dja- 0ne 1)f lhe mi>st enjoyable events House, 6 School street, on Monday, May 1, The annual Spring luncheon, under the State Trooper John Nardone of the Reading Miss Barbara S. Folk of 75 Chestnut play since the recent ecclesiastical exhibit. heW , the locul v w . Auxiliary took instead of Tuesday May 2, as announced in Gray and Mrs. Johnson. street has assumed the position of director auspices of the Woman’s Guild of Christ barracks made the arrests. will dose on May Lb there Is also a room . ,he MuS(;r„vt. building hall Wednes the year book. 'Phis change was made in order church will be held in the parish house at one of the department of uuupationa! therapy, devoted to work of the Governor Bummer ni hl whcn lhc v . \ W. members were that the League members might have the Haverhill police telephoned tlu* Reading at Long Lane Farm, Middletown, Conn. Andover P. T. A. o’clock, Thursday, May 10. barracks that a new Y-8 Ford truck had been academy sketch club, this being an ext 1,1 M quests of the auxiliary on the occasion of the opportunity to hear Mrs. Quincy Wright, It will be a gala occasion, with colorful stolen in Haverhill, at the Fox Paper com James C. Souter of Washington avenue exhibition with the local academy sketch 1;lU|.r unit.g gccoml anniversary. A fine National Secretary for the League of Women decorations and a delicious three-course i sup Selects Officers pany and the Andover police were also noti was elected a member of the executive club. per and an entertainment were enjoyed. Voters, who was attending the National menu. The tickets, which are now ready, are fied. Sergeant Saunders went out to watch council of the Massachusetts State Building One can’t help liking Davis’s landscapes, convention in Boston. Mis. Wright is a very surprisingly moderate in price. The entire group marched in to the ban able speaker, exceedingly well-informed, and for it, and picked up two academy boys who Trades’ council at a meeting in Boston Sun of which there are nineteen in the exhibit* quet tables, led by President Mrs. Alex Mrs. l ay II. Elliott was re-elected presi All women interested may procure these had a special fraternity initiation permit to day. Several are unusual; none are ordinary. she delighted her audience. She spoke about dent of the Andover Parent-teacher associa luncheon tickets in advance from members of Blamire and Commander Harold S. Cates, the national convention in general, and then be out at the early hour. The truck was Spero Tramis of 19 Brechin terrace ar ‘‘Growing Colder” is rather interesting; who were followed by chaplain Mrs. John tion at the annual meeting held Wednesday the committee. sighted at the Andover-Read ing line, and near at hand the sky seems more like a forest emphasized particularly the privilege and evening in Punchard hall. Robert V. Dcyer- rived in New York Sunday afternoon on the Alexander escoiting the department officer Miss Alice Jenkins, the chairman, Officer Nardone and the sergeant sped after tire than anything else hut as one drops hack responsibility of every League Member to mond was re-elected treasurer and the fol- S. S. Rex of the Italian line after a six- Mrs. Winifred Risteen of Peabody, and the sup(H»rt actively a democratic form of govern- it through North Andover centre, past months’ visit with relatives in Albania and from the picture, the fire effect diminishes senior vice president Mrs Norman Mazer Johnson high, along the Haverhill road and and one feels instinctively a chill late autumn men in these days of uncertainty and change. Greece. escorting the past county president Mrs. Mrs. Wright has now been made national then along Great Pond road. Sergeant evening. Another interesting picture is Carrie Fitzgerald of Bradford. Each member Saunders fired several shots at the fleeing The Philathea Clas> <>f the Andover Bap ‘‘Summer Evening (Moonlight),” done chairman of the Department of Government of the auxiliary escorted one of the members and International cooperation to prevent truck, and then in the vicinity of the Brooks tist Church will hold its regular monthly mostly in blue with an unusual effect. of the post. Tne chaplain offered grace, and school, it was forced to the side of the road. meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry S. war. wing Charles II. Davis was born in Amesbury in the group stood in thirty seconds’ silence as a Boston and an opportunity for sociability The operator of the truck jumped from the Jenkins, Ballard vale Road, Friday evening, 1856. He left school at the age of fifteen and Thfc annual reports were read by Mrs. program committee: Mrs. Harold Dunn, May 11th. tribute to the late Mrs. Peter Dugan Peter Cunningham, secretary, and Mrs. Mrs. L. F. Leiand, Mrs. George Collins, Miss Following this will be held the annual busi machine and started to run away but the stu after working in a carriage shop for alxiut After the delicious supper Mrs. Blamire on ness meeting. dents brought him down with a tackle. An Mr. and Airs. Howard B. Huntress spent I five years, his love for music led him in the Charles S. Warden, treasurer. Some inteiest- Helen Sargent and Mrs. George Gahm. behalf of the auxiliary presented Commander ing reports were read also by the Department I he possibility ol having an association for The menu: Fruit cup, pickles, olives, hot other man escaped but was later picked up. the week-end with their parents, Mi. and direction of the Fine Arts. His career as a Cates for the post with a check of twenty-five Mrs. Louis Huntress. '81 Chestnut street, painter began with two years’ instruction at chairman: Mis. Fay Elliott for Lhe depart ment nigh school teachers and parents was men baked ham, mashed potatoes, peas, rolls, In Lawrence district court Saturday dollars. Remarks were made by Mrs Risteen, of Living Costs, which has been doing an tioned at the meeting. banana fritters, vanilla ice cream, frozen John F. Manning, 21, of 82 Temple street, Mr. Huntress is with The Wickwire Spencer I the Boston Museum School paid for hy his Mrs. Fitzgerald, Past Commanders John activ Steel Corporation at their Palmer works. I schoolmaster father. Later a business man rvice with the Civics club at the 1 lu* large attendance present was very pudding, home made cup cakes, nuts and Haverhill pleaded guilty to charges of op Krving and James Dugan, and the president Stowe School; Mrs. R. N. C. Barnes for the much interested in the exhibition of art, coffee. erating an automobile while under the Miss Elizabeth H. Buchan, daughter o f ! advanced himSlOOOto study with Boulanger of the Lawrence auxiliary Mrs. Mary Robert Department of International cooperation to sewing, manual training and domestic science The soloists will be Mrs. Joseph Ashton influence of liquor, drunkenness, operating and Lefebvie in Paris. In France, he studied son. ( Mr. and Mrs. John S Buchan, 3 Lincoln the Burhizon painters, and his early work Prevent War; Mrs. Harold Kaflon for tlu* displayed in the hall. There were some fine and Mrs. Frank Paige. without a license, speeding, larceny of an I street, a freshman at Tufts College, and so . . . An entertainment was then presented, | artments of Child \\ Ifare and Education specimens of the work done by the school automobile and not guilty to operating to reflects strongly their influent A IKi)Pular | under the direction of Mrs. John Dowd as cial chairman of the freshman class, was on painter early in his career, he was the re and Mrs. J. S. Andrews for the Legislative children. The seventh and eighth grade girls Ferguson, Jeweler, endanger. He was held in $900 bonds when I the committee in charge of a tea dance given sisted by Mrs. Mazer. The program featuring Committee. appeared in aprons and dresses made this the case was continued until today. cipicnt uf a (treat many prizes anil sau lus |,s frnm A|ma (; LcGassc’s dancing Transfers Business by the class on April 28 at the Hotel Com- work acquired hy a number of important ' i! • follows- The election of officers for the year 1934-5 year. Everett Hanson, IS, of 13 Plantation street I mander. She was on the Varsity swimming included Miss Helen T. ( bickering, Presi and Fiancis F. Robideau, 21, of 44(> Pleasant j team and worked on Pen Paint and Pretzels, museums. He realized enough from the sale 1 ‘SjnR tiI’u, France* Lander* John Firguson, Watchmaker and Jeweler, of his pictures sent home to remain abroad for ^ unJ BWtmj tlanc( Krnt-iti Vcrrctte dent; Mrs. Horace Poynter, first Vice-Presi Ten-year-old Boy B urned street, both of Worcester, anil members < f the I senior honorary dramatic society. Song if dent; Mrs. Frederick Butler, second Vice- 47 Main street, announce that he has trans CCC workers, pleaded not guilty to charges neary ten years. Song anti danct* LoU Firth ferred his business on Main Sirect to John With success apparently assured, a le Galloway Sinter* President, Mrs. G. Morton Fuller, corres Alfred Picard, aged 10, of 'Popping road, of larceny of an automobile and were each Blue Eagle Notice Dancing wdcction ponding secretary, Mrs. Peter Cunningham, suffered first degree burns on his hands and H. Grecoe of St. Johnshury, Vermont. held in $500 bonds. man would have lapsed into the mediocrity ! sonu J dunce Eleanor Toohey He wishes to thank the people of Andover of formula painting which such honors have | iianjo John Prynak Recording Secretaryf Mrs. Arthur M. Taft. extensive second degree burns on his legs and Anyone having difficulty in filling out the Treasurer, and Mrs John M Birdsall and thighs last Saturday afternoon. He was re anil surrounding towns for their liberal sup often encouraged. Davis, however, continued i und duct . and Mr Joseph Lynch port during the yeais he was in business here. new Blue Eagle cards delivered to the bus- to apply himself to the various phases of New Mrs. Charles D. Mi Duffer, Directors at moved to the Lawrence General hospital, School to Sponsor | iness men a week ago hy the letter carriers large. 'Pea was served at the conclusion of the w"ere he was placed on„„ the danger list...... - The .lie will continue his work at his home, 05 England landscape which appealed to him, I piano id violin lelcctio ' will be given assistance at the post office. and always kept his eyes open for new | C« rolhy Drydei meeting, under the direction of Mrs. Harold youngster’s trousers ’aught fire while on his Abbot street (call for ami deliver; and hop ^ Vesper Service A Rutter, chairman of the Hospitality com way home. to merit their continued confidence, l’hone 45. means of expression. A conservative by song* To Hold Ladies* Night nature, modern painting held no terrors and John Krving, Kobcr itind, Ju mittee. Mrs Harry 1 Emmons and Mrs. G. At the Free church Sunday May 13, the l he was quick to profit hy the renewed em- Dugan Morton Fuller |>oured. Sunday school will sponsor the vesper service Ladies' night \n }I1 be held hy the Men’s phasis on design, form and rhythm. He was Miss Minnie Valentine and Mrs. Walter The National Convention in Boston drew beginning at 4.30. The Shawshcen Village fellowship of the Baptist church Monday I mucJj interested in the ere 'utivc work of his I Shorten accompanied at the piano. about twenty Andover members who thor Women’s club will render an appropriate night. A banquet will he served at 6.30, with , youngeryounger neighbors neighbors and and as*- associates and gave The supper was ably served by a committee oughly enjoyed tin meetings they attended. Verification of Passbooks program under the direction of Mrs. Fred Rev. Ambrose M. Bailey of Lowell as tin them the full benefit of his own experience. consisting of Mrs James Feeney, chairman; A table of ten Andover women was enter erick C. Smith, with Mrs. Andrew Innes as speaker. Mrs. Harold S. Caies, Mrs. Walter Ebers- tamed at the Banquet hy Mrs. McCready of accompanist. The list of pictures follows: The Bonfire Chicago. % The law requires that all Savings Banks (1931); Summer in the Hills (1930); Below bach, Mrs. C atherine Eastwood, Mrs Her Rev. Frederick C. W ilson of Ipswich, son Bakery Sale Tomorrow hert Kent, Mrs Emma Keems, Mis. Paul The next event is the State Convention in of Rev. Frederick A. Wilson, pastor-emeritus, the Hill (1931); Early Snow (1930); Sunny Springfield on May 22-23. Hillside <1922); Clearing in June (1928), Simeone and Mrs. Daniel Porter. shall verify their depositors’ passbooks dur will be the speaker. The waitresses: the Misses Alice Cates, A collection will be taken for the Sunday The A. P. C Sor rily of the South church lent by Arthur S. Dayton, Esquire; Spring will hold a bakery sale tomorrow afternoon on the Hillside (1918), lent hy Mrs. Henry Cecelia and Dorothy Dryden, Mildred Ebcrs Two Hoys’ Funerals ing the first six months of this year. school picnic. from two to five in the Musgrove building. ! A. Everett; Summer Evening (Moonlight) bach, Mary Simeone, Mary Snyder, Jean Thayer and Louise Morton. IicM Saturday Afternoon British Vets Flag Day At the meeting last evening Dr. Nathaniel 1931 ;Green Summer (1931); Autumn (1932); Please bring or send your passbook during Stowers gave a talk on “ Priceless Possessions” I Joyous Day (1932); Growing Colder (1929); I William Cih »|ht , Jr., and Warren Liv The British War Veterans association will Northwest Wind (1913), lent hy Art Insti Dogs Kill West ingston, Ballard vale troys who lost their lives April and May to hold a flag day Saturday, March 12, at Dunce at Punchard T onight tute of Clicago; Time of the Red Winged j in a cave-in a week ago Thursday, were laid which time Hags will be sold in order to pro I Blackbird (1910), lent hy Syracuse Museum I to rest on Saturday ufternt«on in the same lot vide funds for the Memorial Day services A dance for the benefit of the Punchard *'f Arls; Winter Morning
After falling to solve the mystery SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE BALLAR DVALE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING himself, he consulted s neighbor nnd T e le p h o n e FOR RATES CALL 132-1 I0IUUW Telephone 100?XI Officers Elected THE wns told that the biddies were at tills time of year usually Interested In rnls- ... annual meeting of the Shawsheen IV Arthur Coon nnd A F. Ryder spent a few by Garden Glob MISCELLANEOUS Ing s finally. J • *\- W*M held in the school hall, Wednes days at Chcbcague, Maine this week. F O R S A L E HEN-MAN day cvi-nin^ at 7.45 o’clock. Following the Steve thought this wns great, lie Mrs Henry Ryder is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert II. Chamberlain was elected ACCOUNTING— Bookkeeping Hone part Business meeting a motion picture will he Mrs. A. I-. Ryder of Andover street. tinic, hy the week or month. Financial H >K SALE- Shetland circus ponies. w< stern a? went home, gathered together nil his shown entitled “ I he Lure of Montezuma ", president of the Andover Garden club at the bridles and saddles complete. Apply | spare eggs and put live of his liens I'.arl Moody visited with Rev. and Mrs ?ai?.V.a^ Hvc-ftin^ Tuesday morning at the reports and audits. Kates reasonable, ■ hr ch. rus of the Shawsheen Village Wo George K Moody of Marland road over the I I'hilli) i II Stevens, II Argyle street, Andover. I - Casey, 8.1 Pine street. Andover. By R. II. WILKINSON to set. man s ( luh will furnish a musical program nt Inn. .She succeeds Mrs. Charles \V. week end. 1 Arnold, who ha- cd as president during Telephone 1088-YV. The others he locked up In a hnrren the Graduation of Nurses of the Lawrence •Miss I. u nice () Donnell has returned to j the past year WORK WANTED General Hospital in Trinity Congregational nnteroom to “break up" tholr family Manchester-by thc-sea after a week’s vac- The other officers elected were Vice FOR RENT ©. Dell Syndicate.—'WNU Service. raising notions. cnuri h, Lawtcnce, Thursday evening They Prince Edward Island woman wants work bv 1 will also sing nt a vesper service at the Free ation spent with her parents. president, Miss Bessie I’...... smith; record I OK RENT Near Phillips Academy, an the day'. Apply Box A, Townsman Office, i HERE exists In Auierlcu a cer At the end of two weeks eight of the church, Sunday. May 15th at 4.50 p.m. •Mr. and Mrs. Rankin (.rant of Andover ing secretary. Mrs. Ralph Herrick enrr,, unfurnished apartment or five rooms and tain type of person who, horn three dozen eggs Steve lint! set, A successful bridge party was held recently street entertained relatives Sunday. I spending secretary, Mrs Albert J '.Moore- hath; also a furnished and heated apart , hntched. III Balmoral Hall hy the teachers of the Com 5!r 'ind Mrs I red Buckley o, River sticc1 | , U surer, Mrs L. C. Newton; p u K y ! LEGAL NOTICES V.anil raised In a city apurttueut, luxe moved into the ( onkey house on I’urter Mrs James K. Dow; governing Ixianl, Miss ment of four rooms. Telephone Andover possesses what Is known In the The young man was Jubilant. munity Sunday School. Miss Alice Chase road 429. ______He proudly summoned Ids neighbor, chairman was assisted by Dorothy Wey i Margaret Curran and Mrs. Oscar Godfrey; The Andover National Bnnk vermicular as a yen to own a small Mrs. Bessie 1 fill is spending ■eral days program committee, Mrs. John M Stewart, to display the result of Ids breeding mouth, Mrs. (harles Ware, Arthur Clough visiting here. WANTED place in the country, tlrinly believing and Herbert Gardner. chairman; Mrs. Charles \Y. Arnold, Mrs Notice op Special M eeting of Stock that lie can buy a few chickens, rnlse efforts, nml wns told that live of the Mrs Charles Coolidge visited in Norwood William B. Coolidge and Mrs. Alvah Wen holders I lie Hoard of Directois of the Shawsheen over the week-end. \\ \ \ I ED Man for Kawleigh route of 8(H) H few vegetables anil live there, com eight chicks were roosters, which \ dlage Woman's Club entertained the re reception committee, Mrs. Cornelius A. You are hereby notified that a special wasn’t so good. Harold Walker is visiting with his parents Wood, Mrs. William T. Rich. Jr., ami Mrs families. Write immediately. Kawleigh Co., meeting of the Stockholders of The Andover muting to and from Ids metropolitan tiring president, Mrs Eugene \ Lovely, at a this week. O pt MA-3-SA, Albany, N. Y. • • • luncheon Tuesday nt the home of Mrs Frank II. Hardy. National Hank, will he held at its hanking Jnh, for about one-third the cost of ex The Junior Christian Endeavor society of Mrs. Frank Benton presented the annual rooms in Andover, Massachusetts, on Mon istence In his city upertinent. It was about this time that monthly Garfield S. Chase. Those present were Mrs. the Union Congregational Church will omit hills began to arrive at the hen farm, Albert N. W'aile, Mrs Nathaniel Stowers, report of the secretary, and Mrs. Lester K. LOST day, May 28, 19.14, at 10 o’clock A.M., to Tills Is a splendid Idea, especially meetings until the fall. Lynde the annual reixirt of the treasurer. consider and vote upon the question of in tint] after mi evening spent In Intensive Mrs I'rank J. Kcfferstan, Mrs. William _Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Giifoy entertained Andover Savings Bank that part nhout living one-third as I homuson, Mrs. James L. Dean, Mrs The club will hold its annual flower show creasing the Capital Stock of the Hank from cheaply as In the city. figuring stove discovered that the cost friends last Sunday. on the Jerome W. Cross estate on May 23 SI2.\000 to S200.000, Ivy the issuance of 750 Garfield S. Chase anil Mrs. Clinton II. Mrs Emma Keenes of Woburn street has The following pass books issued by the It has Its other advantages, too. of electric lights, cooking gas, tele Stevens. from 2 to 6 p.m. Tea will be served and the shares of S100. par value Common Stock, to phone and other Incidentals of liveli moved into the property of Roy Pearson on public is invited. The committee: Mrs. Andover Savings Bank have been lost and l>e offered for subscription at a price of There Is, for example, the matter of I he annual meeting of the Shawsheen Andover street. application has Deen made for the issuance of hood wns quite as much, If not more, village Woman’s club will Ik- held at the William T. Rich, chairman; Mrs. James J. SI50. per share, S100. of which will be added fresh air, fresh dairy products, plenty Mrs Helen Johnson of Malden visited in Dow, assistant chairman; Mrs. Nathaniel E. duplicate books. Public notice of such to Capitol and $50 to Surplus, and for tbe of space to move around In, freedom than the cost of the same conveniences Andover Country Club, Monday. May 7th, Hallardvale Tuesday. application is hereby given in accordance In town. following the luncheon which will he at one Bartlett, decorations; Mrs. George Gage, transaction of such other business as may front the hustle nnd hustle of city life. Mrs. J. W. Stark visited in Georgetown judging; Miss Bessie P. Goldsmith, publicity- with Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts of properly come before the meeting. It was two days after tills that Steve o clock. Mrs. James L. Dean is in charge of Tuesday. It's n pity that the plan hasn't, can't arrangements for the luncheon and Mrs. J. tea committee: Mrs, Albert II. Chamberlain, 1908. C. \V. HOLLAND, learned, much to his disappointment, Mr. and Mrs. John Sharpe and son Lincoln Payment has been stopped. anil never will be developed profitably. Albion Burtt, Mrs. Leon Field and Mrs. Mrs. W. Dacre Walker, Mrs. Everett Graves, , , Cashier. thnt the “fresh" cream, milk and but of Andover street spent the week-end in Books Nos . 29485, 29250, 43410. | I mean the mnvlng-to-the-cnuntry Albert F. ( urtis will present an entertaining Mrs. John M. Stewart and Miss Margaret Andover, Massachusetts. ter which he had been having left at Maine. Curran. F rederic S. Boutw ell , April 27, 19.14. bug. program following the business meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foye spent Sunday in bis door ench morning were shipped “ Skidding” will he presented Friday even After the business meeting a guessing con Treasurer Steve Bolton was attacked by the Dracut. test was held, the prize being awarded to May 3, 1934 I bug. out of Boston on the night previous ing May 4th at 8 o’clrck hy the Shawsheen Mr. Lee is detained at his home on Andover Commonwealth of Massachusetts \ dlage Woman’s Club. This presentation Mrs. Charles W. Arnold. The prize was a Steve had become fed up on city life. and distributed In the country hy n street hy illness. bouquet of dowers and container. Andover National Bank chain dnlry products company. will in cvcty way live up the high standard The Union Congregational Church Men's PROBATE COURT He was a bachelor, young nnd hand- »f the club productions the last few years. The next meeting of the club will be held in E ssex , ss. Augmenting these startling revela Club will have Prof. John Harss of Phillips The following pass book issued by the An ■ some, and was forever chasing about Mrs. John M. Birdsall is the coach and Mrs. October. Several trips to visit gardens will be To the next of kin, and all others interested tions, Steve came to the conclusion Academy as guest speaker at the meeting on made during the coming season. dover National Bank has been lost and appli front party to tea to dinner, to theater, Nathaniel Stowers assisted by Mrs Albert Monday evening. cation has been made for the issuance of a in the estate of Mary Jane Garth, other or any other of tin- dozen places where thnt getting up, with the sun every N. Wade and Mrs. Georg.' II. Winslow is in wise known as Mary J. Garth late of The Board of Public Works are repairing duplicate book. Public notice of such appli handsome and eligible young bachelors morning wasn't such a swell Idea, es charge of stage properties. Mrs. Frank B. Woburn street this week. They have also Andover in said County, (wife of llollan pecially If It happened to he a rainy Bartlett is the business manager, and Mrs. Safe Tampered cation is hereby given in accordance with Garth) deceased. are welcomed. resurfaced River street with tarvia. Secti' n 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts of 1908. tiny or If the nlr wasn’t hrnclng be ( harles Ware will have charge of the sale of Whereas llollan Garth the administrater Steve was fed up. Arthur Peatman of Woburn street took Pavment has been stopped. cause of the humidity. candy. The memliers of the cast are as part in the recital of Stringed Instruments with on Holt Road No, 1952, of the estate of said deceased, has presente-1 He wanted a breath of fresh air; follows; to said Court for allowance the first account wanted to get up with the sun, drink He found also that the long, quiet Aunt Milly (Mrs. Hardy s that was held in the Y. W. C. A. Auditorium C. W. HOLLAND, Cashier er) hy the pupils of the American Conservatory of his administration on said estate and ap In the crisp morning air, tend to the evenings were more or less pnlllng Gertrude Kcfferstan The home of Arthur N. Comcau on Holt May 4, 1934. of Music last Sunday afternoon in Lawrence. road was broken into sometime Wednesday plication has been made for a distribution chickens and catch the 7:f>0 train to once you got used to them, and thnt Andy Agnes Written of the balance in his hands among the hus Mrs. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. John Larkin of Pawtucket between 8 a m. and 4 p.m. A safe in which LEGAL NOTICES town and Ills broker's office. a month of rending had brought him Harriet Chase R. I. visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Me band and next of kin of said deceased; up to date on current literature. Judge Hardy Kdith Stevens Mr. Comeau keeps considerable money and . You are heebv cited to appear at a Probate He wanted to spend Ills evenings Grandpa Hardy Dermitt of Woburn street. valuable papers was tampered with, but the Commonwealth of Maanuchusetts In fact, Steve began to know n long lsal>ell Lovely Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peatman of Woburn Court, to be held at Lawrence in said County seated comfortably before a cozy lire, KsU'lli* Hardy Cam Florence Gregg thieves were unable to break into it. They of Essex, on the fourteenth day of May A. I). get In some goml reading, go to bed ing for a (ling at city life, for an eve Marion Hardy street visited with relatives in Wamesit did, however, smash the combination lock PROBATE COURT Alida Houston Monday. 1954, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to show lit nine o'clock anil sleep the sleep of ning at a night club or trip to the Wayne Trenton. 11 in such a way that Mr. Comeau himself was Essex , ss. Louise Smith Mrs Alliert Page of Brooklyn N. Y. visited cause, if uny you have, why said account the Just. theater or a gay dinner party. Myra Hardy WUco lionise Thompson unable to open it last night. All the bureau To the heirs-at-law. next of kin, and all other with her sister Mrs. Harry Peatman this drawers in the house were searched by the should not he allowed and distribution made Also, he wanted to economize. Mr. Stubbing Margaret MeCarlin persons interested in the estate of Ada B. according to said application. thieves, but nothing of value was taken. ( handler late of Andover, in said County, The cost of living In town wasn't Startlingly, he discovered thnt. after Andover police are investigating on the basis deceased. . And the petitioner is ordered to serve this citation by publishing the same once in each giving Steve much of an opportunity nil, farming was a business, nnd unless Arbor Day Exercises | Pop Concert Program that the thieves are persons who are familiar Whereas , a certain instrument purport | to save for rainy days. you devoted yotir entire time to It, It with Mr. Comeau’s habit of keeping money ing to be the last will and testament of said week, for three successive weeks, in the at Shawsheen School Andover T ownsman a newspaper published wns pretty difficult to make It pay. The following will be the numbers to b in the house. deceased has been presented to said Court for in Andover the last publication to be one day given at the “ Pop Concert” under the aus Another break was remrted to |>olice probate, by Ralph ( handler Robinson who Tills plan of Steve's was swell. Too Which, Incidentally, when you look As Arbor Day fell during vacation week pices of the Union Congregational Church at least before said Court; and by mailing, nt the thing squarely, Is quite true of the Shawsheen school held its exercises Thuis- Wednesday at the camp of Dr. J. P. Torrey prays that letters testamentary may be issued hail It couldn’t work. School, this evening at 8 o’clock in the on Stinson road. The camp has not been to him the executor therein named, without post-paid, a copy of this citation to all known almost nay business. ilay afternoon under the supervision of the Community Room: persons interested in the estate seven -lays Steve talked the Idea over with Jim principal. Miss Amu Harnedy. Two white occupied for some time, so it is not known giving a surety on his official bond. McDevItt. To add to alt this, Steve one day Selection* String Knaemhle just when the break was made. Nothing was You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro at least before said Court. birches were planted in front of the school. Witness, Hurry R. Dow, Esquire Judge ,11m Imd tried tbe same tiling once, awoke to the fact thnt Jim and lilts, The program follows; Comedian De-luxe Walter Keylor taken. bate < ourt, to be held at Salem in said Coun who had hntl their lling of commuting Tenor solo Gharles Jacobs of said Court, this twentieth day of April in but for some unknown reason was America the Beautiful School ty of Essex, on the seventh day of May A.D. from the country, wire giving him Mrrimlm selections 1934, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, to show the year one thousand nine hundred and back In his city upartinent. Reading of tile Governor'. Artxir Day thirty-four. wlmt Is known ns the merry ha, ha. Doris Shaw. Clarence Shultz, Curtis Sholtz Sixty Girls Attend cause, if any you have, why the same should Jim approved of Steve's Idea without Proclamation Dorothy Cliriuie Soprano solo Nina Wilcox W illiam Shanahan , not be granted. F. Register a moment's hesitation. They hnd. In a manner of speaking, Song—What DoXVe Plant Wlien We Plant The Dance of the Bunnies And said petitioner is hereby directed to "Orent scheme. You'll like It, Steve, put up a Job on him. a Tree? Grade. 5 and 6 Grace K. Boyd, Helene Parker, Louise Page. Fireside Gathering Commonwealth of Massachusetts give public notice thereof, by publishing this out there. Fine wuy to live. Fact Is, They wanted to see him get stung. Htadlnu—Pea.ley Ann's Art,,! Day Edith Roberts Anne Hathaway citation once in each week, for three succes I'll have the missus buy her eggs from And when he finally admitted that Accoinimnist, Miss Edna Furneaux Sixty girls from Andover and Methuen sive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a PROBATE COURT <>ng—Tr ule* 5 Song ami Tap Specially Natalie Hart who have attended Camp Wampatuck, the this country Idea xviir a lot of hllge E ssex , ss. , you. You can bring them In every Recitation—On Arbor Day Courteous Circle of The king'* Daughters’ newspaper published in Andover, the last they would he all set ta enjoy the sit AccomiKtnist. Margaret Hudley publication to be one day, at least, before To the heirs-at-law, next of kin and all other ' morning. Help you get started." Kleanor Kaftan. Thelma Kairweather intermission camp, were present Sunday afternoon at a said ('ourt, and by mailing, post-paid, or persons interested in the estate of Eliza Steve's dreams snared. uation with crude nml raucous guf- Hunting of two white birchen Tap StH-dalty Grace E. Boyd. Ruth Stevenson fireside gathering at the home of Mrs. Alfred delivering a copy of this citation to all known beth Stickney otherwise known as Eliza lie pictured himself laying nslde u ft) ws. Salute to the flag Schoo| Soprano solo Nina WilcoxW. Hurlhurt on Bartlet street. An informul persons interested in the estate, seven days beth II. Stickney late of Andover, in said | tidy stun from the profits on Ills eggs. This knowledge wns disturbing. Star Spangled Banner Sc boo | Entertainer Walter Keylordevotional meeting was conducted by Mrs. at least before said Court. County, (wife of Charles C. Stickney) I Good scout, Jim. Steve's ears burned at thoughts of It. Marimba Trio Miriam S. Miller, state president of The Witness, H arry R. Dow , Esquire, Judge deceased, and to said Charles C. Stickney, Doris Shaw, Clarence Sholtz. Curtis Sholtz king’s Daughters, and movies of the camp executor named in said will. Steve also called on Hits Whitcomb. And In the end lie vowed to foil the WEST PARISH of said Court, this twelfth day of April in the Instigators of the Joke, and turn, If Tenor solo Charles Jacobswere shown by Mrs. Mabel Smarden, field year one thousand nine hundred and thirty- W hereas , a certain instrument purporting Bus nnd tils wife had tried the living- phor 465 secretary of the Massachusetts king’s Daugh possible, the tables. Acrobatic Specialty Natalie Hart four. to he the last will and testament —of said In-the-country Idea, too. I Selections Strina Ensemble ters. William F. Shwmiam , Rebate r. deceased has been presented to said Court And Kits, like Jim, approved and ni>- Mrs. James Stafford, Mrs. Jean and Miss Light refreshments were served. for probate, by Melina Townc who prays Ruth Jean visited Mrs. Arthur R, Lewis plauded. Thus minded, Steve on the day fol Wednesday. PROPOSAL that letters of administration with the will lowing brought as usual his half dozen Caught on Ninth annexed may he issued to her, or some other Sure, he’d buy nil the eggs Steve Mrs. James Winn and Mrs. Fred Hosmer Stowe School Notes I he Commonwealth of MuHHuchutiettH could raise. fresh eggs to the conniving rascals were guests at Sunny Ridge Filrm Monday. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY suitable person, You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro Fresh eggs from the country I Boy, who posed ns friends anil advisers, Mis. Philip Peterson of ( alifornia is visit Lyman Escape Three of the Stowe school faculty, Miss National Industrial Recovery' Project Mass. suggesting on delivery that. In view ing at the Peterson homestead on Green State S-7, I’.W.A. Docket No. 2063 bate Court, to he held at Salem in said Coun nothing could he belter. Clara Putnam. Mrs. Cecelia Derrah and ty of Essex, on the twenty-first day of May Later that same night Jim McDevItt of the fact that eggs were scarce these wood road. Charles Ross, age 18, formerly of Andover, Miss Mary Bailey were in attendance at a NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The Womans’ Union held a most interest Sealed proposals for Erection and Comple A. D. 1954, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, called Bus Whitcomb on the telephone days and because these from Medvale who has escaj>ed from Lyman Industrial meeting of Junior Senior high school teach to show cause, if any you have, why the same ing meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Miss school for Iniys nine times during the past ers’ conference held at Framingham Normal turn of a Sub-Station Building for the State and the two of them held a gleeful , were strictly fresh, the recipients of Piquot was a very interesting speaker I olice at Andover, Massachusetts, will be should nut be granted. conversation. the daily half dozen pay a little more four years, was captured in Haverhill yester school recently. G ilbert G rout And said petitioner is hereby directed to giving much information in a pleasing way. received by* the Department of Public Safety than the amount asked at the corner day by Lt. Inspector Ovila J. Lagasse and give public notice thereof, by publishing this i So old Steve had got the bug, eh? 8he said that as yet no one hail succeeded in Inspector Calvin Long, after making his 'There was an exhibition of the work of the 0 vr00? 24, State House, Boston, until 2 Well, let him rind out for himself. delicatessen for less fresh lien fruit. making as fine a grade ol i otton as was made 1 daylight saving time, May 10, 1934, citation once in each week, for three success- I ninth break for freedom from the reformatory school children at the Parent Teachers ive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a news Won’t do him any harm to get stung. Jim and Russ agreed readily enough. many hundreds of years ago in the primitive institution last Saturday. association meeting, Wednesday, May 2. and at that time and place will be publicly manner of those days. Miss Pequot gave a opened and read. Bills must be made upon paper published in Andover, the last publi He’d never rest till he got the crav Of course, fresh eggs were worth According to the officials of Lyman, young Each class exhibited some of their work done cation to be one day, at least, before said ing out of his system anyhow. more money. most cordal invitation for all who wished to Ross was sent into the barn to milk cows during the year. Robert I tinm an the Department’s prescribed Special Form Court, and hy mailing. |x>st-paid. or deliver visit the mills in Salem any week day. Fifty- shortly after 3 a m. and didn't return. It was of ( ontract for projects constructed under Besides, It was comforting to know W hat was more, they were eager t*re presen the National Industrial Recovery Act and ing a copy of this citation to all known per there were other fish grabbing at that and anxious to give Steve a helping .... . , ...... learned that the youth had relatives living in 'The following pupils returned to their sons interested in the estate, seven days at I he Lafalot Club met with Mrs. C arl, Ward Hill and that he might try to reach classes on Monday, April 30, after being ( hapter 365 of the Acts of 1933, to which is same live cheaply !n the-country bait • hand. Stevens on Wednesday evening. Plans were them. attached and made a s least before said Court; also by delivering a absent with contagious diseases: Mary-Lin part thereof The Spec copy of this citation to said Charles l \ Stick A week later Steve moved hack to made for some community work. Early yesterday morning some one called ial Contract Provisions of the Federal E ..... Murray. Ruth Holt, Ncrmun Eaton, V ir ney, fourteen days at least before said ('ourt. On the following Sunday, Steve his city apurtinent and with u great “ the police by telephone that Ross was seen in giniu Moody and Benjamin Smalley. Don St'tu'y Administration of Public Works and Witness, Harry R. Dow, Esquire, Judge of feeling of relief settled once more Into O tis Club Hears Socialist Ward Hill. Inspectors Lagasse and Long ald Cole . ^tate Emergency Public Works Commis chartered a drive-your-own car and said Court, this twenty-fifth day of April, motored out in the country. : the comfortable routine to which he .... , . ,, , , went in search of the youth and found him sion.Special attention of bidders is called in the year nineteen hundred and t hirty four • U . nul 0,1 ^ l°n9ny on Nason’s farm in Ward Hill. The youth told i°in prescribed minimum wage rates of Along toward mid-afternoon he j wus accustomed. Clan A u x iliu ry Meets W illiam 1 . Shanahan , Resgistrar. I l‘vcn,n8 Alfred Baker Lewis was the guest ! the inspectors that he was looking for a job. i-b per hour for skilled labor and .50 per chanced upon a little place In the town But each tuoruin; for six months speaker and his talk surely gave one much { He was taken to the |K»lice station where lie 'The Clan Johnston auxiliary held its semi hour for unskilled labor, and to the special of Medvale that seemed to suit his | thereafter he panned at the corner j f‘Hjd for thought. . . . I was held until an official from Lyman took provision os to semi skilled labor. No bids will monthly meeting in Fraternal hall last night. Sisters Tendered Shower exact purpose. chain store on route to the office, pur- I he next meeting on Monday evening will him back to that institution. Plans were made for a bingo party for mem >u accepted unless the bidder submits there i chased two one-half dozen boxes of I have Representative Pratt as speaker. Those I with a signed copy of PAY.A. Form 61 en There wns n white house with green bers at the next meeting, Thursday, May 17. The Misses Mary and Rita Bell of Andover ! eggs nt 20 cents the half dozen, and ! who heard him at a recent evening will be i Free Church Note titled"! ertificateof Compliance with NR A hllnds nnd a picket fence around the glad to hear him again. Guests are ulways Following the business meeting, rcfieshments street, Ballardvale, were guests of honor re Inter sold them to Jim and Rus for were served by a committee, consisting of: in (onnection with PAY A Projects”. cently at a miscellaneous shower which was front lawn, In which a half dozen welcome at the meetings. Mothers’ Sunday will be observed at the J Ians, specifications and contract forms may shade trees reared themselves. 30 cents. Mrs. Dorothy Valentine, Mrs. Catherine tendered them jointly at the Leach house, Free.... church, . Sunday, . May 13. An endeavor . „ , Patullo, Mrs. Mary Skea, Miss Lily Nairn, he obtained at the office of the Architects, 31 School street, Andover in honor of their Behind the house there was u barn, Which explains why, in the early ■ tevens, ( uitin and Mason, 45 Newbury Grunge News wi 1 be made to have everyone, especially the \ j rs Daisy Gorrie, Mis. Margaret Berttam, approaching marriages. Each received a several outbuildings and a rather large fall, when Jim and Rus, puzzled over l ',!,l,'r P,™P1''- attend church on that day. Mrs Catherine l.vfehvre, Mrs Marital,-t VuwSton deposit of the sum of beautiful chest of silver from their many henery. Steve’s continued success as h hen- Andover Granite meets on Tuesday even tars will be sent for the older members of the > | >ukc-. Mrs. Elizabeth Carmichael MX), [his amount is to be included in friends. The place was not more than a 15- man, motored one day to the little ing at eight o’clock. Fitchburg (irange is the church. ,fu‘ wtimau and all checks but that of the Miss Mary Bell is the prospective bride of successful bidder will be returned. Bids must minute walk from the railroad station, white house In Medvale (the same guest of the evening. Refreshments are in John 1*. McCarthy of Andover and Miss Rita charge of F Burke Thornton, chairman; Mr, be accompanied by a properly certified check Bell will become the bride of Daniel J. Lan yet Its remoteness from the traveled house, Incidentally, which first one and highway was far enough to make it then the other had occupied during j and Mrs. Harry ('. Dawson; Mr and Mrs. cert'f,cale of defMJsit issued by a caster of Whitman street, Methuen, at a William 11. Faulkner; Mrs William Robert - responsible bank or trust companv in the double ceremony in June. ideal. their own venture In the egg-raising j son, Mrs Mary Keene; Mr and Mrs. Herbert sum of S!.5(X).(X). payable to the Common A delightful program of entertainment was Steve hunted up the owner and was business) they discovered that Steve HARRY F. SCHOFIELD wealth of Massachusetts. Checks will be re enjoyed during the evening and refreshments astonished and delighted to discover had quitted the place six months pre I May 22 the Grange will observe Mail timed after execution of the contract upon were served. Included in the program was a the place could he rented for less than vious, nnd were prone not to guffaw Carriers' Night. “ Handling the Mail,” will Remand. A surety bond by an approved song by Miss Mary Wingate and .\lis?> France ; be the subject for discussion. Our Postmaster, surety company will be required from the one-lmlf of what he was paying uf when next they encountered the would- I larlow; and piano selections by Miss Mildred Ills present apartment. be hen-man. hut merely to chuckle In | assistants, mail carriers and R. F. 1). men will Plumbing and Heating successful bidder in an amount not less than Wood. good fellowship fashion und vow with i be guests of the evening Refreshments will . k‘ lull amount of the contract. The right Those present were: Misses Mary Lysaght, He sewed the thing up at once hy be in charge of Assistant Steward. [s ri>, rved to reject any or all proposals, or Mary Ann Cromie, Frances Harlow, Florence making a substantial deposit and sign him to warn all others agulnst the Thursday afternoon and evening Essex C o n tra cto r to accept any proposal deemed best for the Butterfield, Margaret Dillon. Mary Bell. ing u six mouths' lease. llve-ln-the-country hug when It at Pomona Grange met at Merrimac. The fifth ornnionwealth, and no award can he made Rita Bell, Catherine Cantwell, Mary Win A month later Steve was established tacked friends and neighbors of the I degree was worked in full form in the evening. without the approval of the State Fngineer, gate, Mary Scanlon, Mary Bowers, Ruth In his new abode and tremendously city. 1 June 3 will be “ Go to Church Sunday,” for 14 CUBA STREET Telephone: Andover 83 A and of the State Emergency Public Goff, Beatrice Goff. Blanche Gray, Emma Grange members. Charles M. Gardner High "orks ( ommission. happy. L«>cke, Ellen Breen, Julia Fahey, Belle Dona Two dozen Rhode Island Red chick j Priest of Demeter will be at the ( enter I'1' name and address of the local regis hue, Georgiana Cromie, Jane Wood, Mildred Early Transatlantic Flights ens clucked coitfentedly In the henery. j Church, Main street, Haverhill at 10.15 a.m. gallon office of the National Reemployment Wood, Mrs. Ethel Morse, Mrs. George Pay The United States navy seaplune ' All Grange members are invited to attend • ervice from which employee lists for this son, Mrs. Joseph Wood, Mrs. Richardson, Wood was stacked celling high In NC-4 was the first heavler-than-alr and officers are requested to wear their shall be obtained (as required in Mrs. Sarah Walsh, Mrs. Winifred Donahue, the burn. cruft to cross the Atlantic. This was ! regalia. I/ v • ^Pec,ul Contract Provisions) Mrs. Michael Scannel, Mrs. Patrick Duane Shrubs had begun to flower and the June 5th is the date of Essex Pomona C OLONIAL THEATRp tS * a«pnal Reemployment Service, John In May, Bill). It left Itockaway, N. Y., shade trees were bursting forth their with two companion seaplanes on May ! Fair at Haverhill for the benefit of the Educa ^ ANDOVER, MASS. 1-1 *umard Field Supervisor, City Hall, Law Fined for Speeding tional Aid Fund of the State Grange. rt‘nce, Massachusetts. buds. 8 and arrived at Lfshon, Portugal, on Ah. yes, Steve was far happier than May 15 Andover Grange will visit Saugus 3 SHOWS DAILY — 2:15, 6:15, 8:15 d e p a r t m e n t o f p u b l ic sa fety Two men were fined live dollars each on May 27. The trip was made with stops lie ever dreamed he could he. ! Grange und furnish part of the evening's By Daniel N kedii vm . C ommissioner speeding charges in the local |M>licc court In Nova Scotia. Newfoundland und ! entertainment. TODAY and TOMORROW He wus going to bed eurly. getting j Tuesday morning hy Judge Colver J. Stone the Azores. The first airplane to cross MISS FANE'S BABY IS STOLEN D orothea Wleck 6:45; 9:2ft They were Francis T. Gilwee of Springfield up early, reading a lot and learning a the ocean In a single flight was a Brit RUSTLER’S ROUNDUP Tom Mix 3:5ft; 7:50 aniel j m u r p h y and Charles A. BallorlT of Durham, N. II good deal about the lieu business. The British Government does not even D ” tsli Vickers-Vlmy biplane, flown by mention the debt to this country in its new Both entered pleas of not guilty. CupL John Alcock. pilot, und Lieut. SUNDAY und MONDAY a t t o r n e y - a t - l a w State officer Nicholas Altevia brought the budget S ou would have thought they could Aftor the first week Steve carrloj Artnur W. Brown, navigator. It left SIX OF A KIND Chur lea Buggies Sun. 3:50; 6:35; 9:20 97 Essex Street, Lawrence charges. have shed a tear on it. Boston Glebe. with him each morning a half dozeu St. John’s, N. F.. June 14, 11)11), and They probably thought it w’us all w*et any Mon. 3:55; 0:45; 0:30 T elephone 4123 A line of SHX) was imposed on Francis HOUSE ON 56TH STREE T Kuy Francis Sullivan, Manchester, N. II., in District nice fresh eggs and proudly huudeU landed eurly the following day ut way Andover 'Townsman. Sun. 2:25; 5:10; 7:55 TOWN COUNSEL of ANDOVER court Wednesday morning when lie was | them to Jim und Rus when he reached Clifton, Quhvay, Irelund. The British At least it seems to !>e under water. Globe Mon. 2:45; 7:50 One loan that we cun’t float Andover adjudged guilty of operating an automobile 1 the office. dirigible It-34 was the first of Its cluss TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Muy 8, 9, 10 while under the influence of l&uor ami drunk Jim and Rus received them solemnly to cross the Atlantic. It left Scotlund enness. lie was arrested in Shawsheen Vil aU(j praised him highly for his success ■ to Dig for It GI o Im ESKIMO Nutive Cunt 2:4ft; 6:28; M:ftft ROY A. DANIELS on July 2, 1010, reached Mlneola. N. COMEDY 2:2ft ; 8:20 luge early lust Ihursday morning by Officer aI1Jj wlnkt*(l broudly behind his hack. Y., via Newfoundland, on July (I, and Electrical Contractor James Walker Along ubout the first of May, Steve’s returned by the sume route from July 'There is not only the element of store FRIDAY undSATURDAY * i i i . ,,,i i , u.