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Boy Scout Camporee To Be Estimate Over 225,000 Persons Held At Beach July 24,25,26 Visit Beach Fourth of July ------5------f i ------Fifteen hundred Boy Scouts and scout executive of Durham, and Ail existing records for Hampton leadens from all over the state of Wiliam D. Dyer, field scout execu Girls Club Holds Beach were believed broken over New Hampshire will pit*ch their tive of Nashua. Dance Saturday the Fourth of July weekend as un tents on the grounds bordering the The committee is al present out official estimates placed the holi State bathhouse and muster to lining the complete program for the The Girl's club at the Green day crowd at more than 250,000 gether for the 14th annual Hamp three-day camporee, which will be land Tourist camp at North Beach persons. at the TRIANGLE— near the MILE BRIDGE ton Beach Camporee July 24, 25, released on completion. held ah informal dance at the Police Chief Jerome Harkness and 26. Community house Saturday night. said that it was “absolutely the Camporee chairman John W. Music for dancing was furnished largest crowd in history’' and that Hopley of Portsmouth has sched- by the Martin family. The chap there “had never been anything . uled an excellent program of activ Vocalists Win erones were Mrs. Harry Turner like It before." Traffic streamed ities for the Boy Scouts of the and Mrs. Thomas Thornton. Re onto the beach from both north and south In a steady line through state. While the youths will act in Top Prizes In freshments were served by Miss the official capacity as guides for Ruth Turner, who was hostess for out the night Thursday as holiday the Children’s Day program on Amateur Hour the evening. seekers toured the seacoast region. July 25, they will have in store for Among those present were Jean Although record - smashing crowds Invaded the shore over the them an ideal schedule of recrea Eight entries vied for honors at ette Martin, Carol Fenton, Patsy FISH tional and educational activities. Floyd, Joyce Frederickson, Marl weekend, no beach accidents were the weekly Amatuer Program at M S ■ LOBSTERS% reported. Scouts will cook their own meals, the beach bandstand Monday even ine Thornton and Betty Mercier go bathing, be taken on excellent ing. Gerald Ryan, Donald Fanning, Tom Lifegaurds, Roland Beaudoin and educational tours in and around Victor Vigeant, patrolling the State Although all types of talent were McNulty, Jr., James MacConnell, Hampton and go boating. • bath house area, reported the most displayed before the enthusiastic Richard Martin and Charles Turn Many thousands of visitors to the er. excitement they had was rescuing crowd, vocal solos again won out two children who became caught beach will have an opportunity to and master of ceremonies. Bill get a first hand view of the Boy Id the undertow while floating on Bradley of station WHEB, awarded BUSES WILL RUN inflated tubes. Scouts in action and become ac first prize of $15 to Joseph Rowen, FANCY GROCERIES EXPRESS TO BOSTON Despite the fact that it was the quainted with the type of program 23, of Worcester, Mass., who sang heaviest traffic since prewar days, which scouting offers to the youth ‘‘Prisoner of Love/' and second Mr. Herbert G. Pascall, manager no serious accidents or fireB were of today. prize of $10 to Lucy Ann O’Dea, 10, of the beach branch of Barrow's reported to mar the holiday. Extra The committee in charge of the of Marsh avenue, for her rendition Travel Agency, has announced that trains, buses and taxicabs were k camporee is headed by John W. of “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling.** from Tuesday, July 9, two express necessary to transport the throng Hopley of Portsmouth, who will be Miss Margaret Sullivan, 28, of buses will run to Boston daily, S E E O U R that jammed Hampton center. Holyoke, Mass., won the third prize thereby eliminating the necessity assisted by Prof. Karl Woodward of Housing accomodations were a t Durham, Orville Gauthier of Hamp of $5 for singing “MacNamara’s of going to town for direct trans OPEN AIR ton, Frederick A. Noseworthy, field Band.’* portation. (Continued on Page Ten) market
VEGETABLES FRESH DAILY AT THE TRIANGLE NEAR THE BRIDGE FROM NEARBY FARMS LOBSTER — FISH HAMPTON RIVER FRIED STEAKS SEA FOOD from the Ocean “Sea Food Fro Ocean To Your Plate The Same Day TO YOUR HOME the Same D WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT AND INSPECT OUR CLEAN KITCHEN o b a u /
The BEACHCOMBER 5 The BEACHCOMBER Have You Heard7 3 | standing of what it does. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Austin Adams. That the Cafe “check-boy" is an But this year, it Is evident that Tel. Hampton 2243 Beach Notes Ware; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Finme j M A R SH A V E . other Blacks tone? (l&CLcll PxvH&lGMtG, (Continued on Page Twelve) from Milton, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. BARBER SHOP d e e p s e a f is h e r The new Hotel Rowell has as Gagne of Portland, Me.; Miss Anna Open Year 'Round guests this week, Mr. ami Mrs. Lowe of Waltham, Mass.; Miss Le Select Real Estate 8ervlce BY MARY E. FOGARTY “MABO” CHARLES deNICHOLS BAKERS’ Wendel Garlack and son of Somei- one Dudos of Exeter, the Misses Insurance Of AH Kinds mm CABIN CRUISER ville, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marsh Ave., Opp. P St. GIFT SHOP Mary and Joan Haynes of Salem, L. HERBERT CLOUGH »‘ * Capt. Bob Ring State Pier Wills and family of Salem, Mass.; Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downer • % When the doors of tihe Hampton with a high forehead. All in all, he Souvenirs — Gifts of Amesbury. Mass.; Miss Rita Des- 275 Ocean Avenue Beach Chamber of Commerce has been a composite personality OCEAN BOULEVARD Rosiers of Laconia; the Misses Pat Tel. 691 Hampton Beach, N. H. opened on May 30, a thirty-one representing an institution worthy 4 Doors North of Ashworth ricia McCormick and Doris Ken E. B. Burtt year old precedent was shattered. of full recognition and an under- GOLF EXHIBITION nedy of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Since 1915, when this organiza PORTSMOUTH COUNTRY CLUB Frank Mosher of Cambridge. Mass.: Formerly Fernald’s tion was first established as the and tbe Misses Joan Kently and Board of Trade, each Secretary HOME BAKERY The has been identified by his voice. Sunday, July 14 at 2:30 Phyllis Port of Medford, Mass. GROCERIES Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. LAWRENCE HOUSE In fact, to many, the Secretary was EARL’S MARKET r a in or s h in e King's Highway at Third St Eli Marcotte" at “Holidaynook” on just a voice and very little thought was given to the zealous work done Variety of Fancy Fish ED “ PORKY” OLIVER— Longest Driver Highland avenue were Mr. and Dining Room and FRANCIS “RED” RYAN, Former State Champ Mrs. Alfred Gosselin, the Misses by the man behind it. Until this year, the regular % vs. Mildred, Barbara and Nancy Gos and TOM MAHAN, R. I. Open Champion and INSIDE PARKING FRUIT GROCERIES — VEGETABLES selin, all of Raymond and Mrs. O- beach people have shown little MEL DEMARAIS, ranking N. E. Amateur DAY OR NIGHT curiosity toward the Secretary or mera Bettey of Derry. Cafeteria OPEN 24 HOURS about what goes on in that little ADMISSION $1.20 Inc. Tax Mrs. Mildred Mahoney of Grove- building on the boulevard. To the land, Mass., has opened her cottage ROCHEFORD’S A STREET average vacationists, the man on LOBSTERS at the beach. the orthophonic was more or leJss Guests at the Blue Haven -are HAMPTON BEACH taken for granted. Their knowledge Boar’s Head Tel. 880 Hampton Beach l Mr. and Mrs. William White; Mrs. GARAGE of him was probably limited to the HAMPTON BEACH CASD ! John Barry of Manchester; Mrs. MARSH AVE. AT A 8T. facts that he spoke mildly or gust jiNgnes Carrol of Boston; Robert Vulvanizing Repairs ily; one year he may have dressed THE HUB OF HAPPY HAMPTON and Kathleen O’Coin; Eleanor SOCONY conservatively — another year, ; Beestny of Worcester; Mr. and GAS O IL BOAR’S HEAD sportdly; one season he smoked ITS THE FOOD Mrs. Charles Day and Mrs. Joseph j Casino Attractions cigarettes — the next, a pipe; one Day of Pawtucket; Mr. and Mrs. I Hampton Beach, N. H. Tel. 2246 Ballroom Cafeteria INN summer he was pointed out as a MAHONEY’S LUNCH Theo Measwar and son Teddy, of ’ Gift Shop for tall, light person — another, short « Bath House j Manchester; Herbert Holden and \ •* Bowling Alley Casino Spa And Louis Ley ere of Leominster; Mr. Particular People Lunch Room Frosted Malted and Mrs. Peter Natches of Man Dining Room Popcorn Stand chester; Joe Donevan and Dan MEALS BY RESERVATION QUINN’S MARKET TEA X O N LY OCEAN HOUSE Kelly of Somerville, and Mr. and H am el B Street Mrs. Richard Dow of Pepprill. Approved by Duncan Hines Fresh Fruits Vegetables "As Famous As The Beach Itself” Vin Kehoe, well known Lowell Groceries, Cold Meats OCEAN BOULEVARD AT B STREET artist, and his charming mothar DRY CLEANING On Great Boar’s Head I are vacationing at the Rossmere Hampton Beach Tel. 911 TEL. HAMPTON 2287 Tel. 2103-8 Hampton Beach, N. H. this week. Vin has just completed “Blithe 2 DAY SERVICE THREE DINING ROOMS Spirit” with the Lowell Stock Com OPEN pany, of which he is company man ager and publicity agent. Promin 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. ON HAMPTON BEACH ent in Lowell dramatic circles for 3V2 C STREET a number of years, he has worked All Under the Same Management on WNAC in “Six Bells,” did num erous Army shows during his three years' service, and has acted in I HENRY training films for Columbia and THE CONSTANCE Warner Bros. OCEAN BOULEVARD The % Have You Heard? For (5 Minutes North of Beach Proper) About the chameleon-burger that Corner Store bnirlie was served? PATSY’S g r o c e r ie s I BATTER,ES for Portables Largest selection of »s B ST. GENERAL MERCHANDISE In Avon Hotel Radio Repairing Soda Fountain Phonograph Needles Cottages. Rooms, Cabins CuKVCr ^ Ve’ Saltalre Apt. Ocean Boulevard THE HILLCREST Near St. Patrick's Church at Highland Ave. and Business Property. OCEAN BOULEVARD AT H STREET i • • Home Cooking Sensible Prices PLAY GOLF AT For your convenience at both ends a m e s b u r y c o u n t r y c l u b WHEN IN PORTSMOUTH a m e s b u r y , MASS- of the beach. VISIT OUR DINER 61.00 Week Days Except 45 Daniels Street 6*-dw . 8uMiy, ,M Mile Long Bridge SAME GOOD FOOD AS AT THE BEACH SPORTY 9-HOLE COURSE 409 Ocean Boulevard Edgar P. Lessard f i n e s t m e a l s SERVED . SP„,NG w Tel. 2279 - 1° M ,,„ From Hjmptori SHOW ERS Tel. 588
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The Beachcomber g r o u p p h o t o s AT THE SIGN OF Manchester. Conn.; Miss Hazel morial Theater in Lowell, which Construction Of •will reopen- July :10. o f h o u s e p a r tie s Morse of North Andover, Mass.; Incorporating The Hampton Beach Advocate PLAY POKER a n d g a t h e r i n g s Miss Marjorie Drouin of Andover, \ Prizes Beach Seawall Mass.; Bob J. Fopiano and Marty A Vacation Digest of all the news For Appointment CALL HAMPTON 933 or Cigarettes - NYLONS - Gifts Dean of Springfield, Mass.; Miss To Start July 15 Marilou Lindsey of Andover, Mass.; information for the summer visitor. W rite Box 31, Hampton Beach Ocean Boulevard ^ Construction on the new seawall Miss Shirley Smith of Methuen, and board walk at Hampton Beach Mass.; the Misses Arlene French, Published Wednesdays, June 26 to August 28 Manchesterites, Johnny White, is expected to start about July 15 Gen. Sumski, Rita Honohan, Shir Justin Cronin, and Louis Gonyer, It was learned here this week. ley Honanan, Evelyn McCarthy, By The going home the hard way . . . local Marion Edge, Rita McLellan, Ei Sales Rentals The construction firm* of Munroe- cab drivers giving that D. C. taxi GOLF Langstroth company of North At leen Lawrence, Bea Fallon, andj HAMPTON PUBLISHING COMPANY the evil eye . . . Mrs. Ernest Rainey FLORENCE tleboro, Mass., is ready to go ahead Gladys Miller, all of Lawrence, down for some sun after her hospi REAL ESTATE CO. with the construction of the 3,530- l Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reid HAMPTON NEW HAMPSHIRE tal seige . . . Mary Ellen Saunders NINE HOLE COURSE foot seawall which will extend from and “Jackie” Reid from Worcester, 303 Ocean Bd. next to ABhworth Mass.; Mrs. Anna King of West- and Tom Higgins getting a moon 75c Fee INSURANCE Tel. 917 a point near the Ashworth hotel to light view of the State Bath House Haverhill street. Plans also call field, Mass.; Lillian Creighton .of FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THIS PAPER Springfield, Mass.; Anna Cross of . . . Fran and Mary Moynihan get Weekends &. Holiday* 81.00 for a board walk to be built the en TELEPHONE HAMPTON 555 Northampton, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. ting away from the crowd . .. dance tire length of the seawall. J. Akstell of Boston, Mass.; L. A. hall fans, Jimmy Crowley and Dick ROCKINGHAM The necessary steel reinforce Communications and Items from ments piling has arrived-and the Mealey of Leominster, Mass.; Mr. McCarthy . . . Bobo bouncing back GOLF CLUB and Mrs. Walter Frisbie of Spring- for a visit . . . Jon Alan Mack tak L. M. Leonard L. W. Leonard construction, which is expected to readers are welcome at all times. take four months will start immed field, Mass.; Jerry Scanlon of Bos ing time out from Navy duties for N. H. Route 108 ton. Mass.; the Misses Dorothea a swim in the ocean . . . John Cox Between Exeter 6. Newmarket iately. Although it will entail some inconveniences to visitors during Madison, Claire and Marie Gui- and Paul Martel hunting up a real LI-RO-LU dette, all of Springfield, Mas.; lobster dinner for John's Washing this summer beach authorities are practically unanimous that the con Marion Alases and Helene Macha- ton fiancee. Ann . .. Alice Buckley OGUNQUIT PLAYHOUSE struction should go ahead accord iek of Shelburne Falls, Mass.; and Kay Lyons stopping at the hot ORIENTAL ing to schedule. Stella Ambrose and Mildred Taft WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, JULY 15 dog stand to munch a lunch . . . GIFTS President Ray Goding of the of Gardner, Mass., and Mr. and John Heddennan and the Maher MRS. WALTER HARTWIG presents T h e Chamber of Commerce states that Mrs. Riley Hampton of Newton- hoys—Jack and Dick—discussing ‘ OXJEAN BLVD. A T F 3T. “the beach has waited so long for ville, Mass. John’s stolen watch . . . Gloria and O-NIGHT AT EIGHT-THIRTY" R ock y B end the breakwater, it would be unwise Ruth Thomas, who has to her Champ Morrissey laughing on the HAMPTON BEACH, N. H. credit the titles of “Miss Massachu with ! to ask the contractors to wait un inside . . Jayne Gillis danc setts of 1945/* “Miss Bathing LOBSTER STEAK til September to start construction. LILIAN HARVEY ing with Phil Coyne, civilian 1/c Another winter storm like last Beauty of 1944,” and 2nd prize win . . . Joe Connolly on the Casino SHORE DINNERS year’s would cause untold thous ner in a “Billy Rose*’ contest, Frl. Mat. and Eves., $3.00, $2.40, $1.20. $1.20, $.92 , showing his son, Joe, the scene of ands of dollars of damage to the stopped at the Rossmere for a vis 1 hie prime. Reservations: Phone Wei la 70 beach. it recently. She spent the season BOAR’S HEAD A unt Min’s of *45 with the Forbes Theater in Rockport and appeared with the Have You Heard? HAMPTON BEACH 11 Tha~ Marysne is back from Man- Fresh Made Beach Notes Boston Stock Company in East chearer? Ann M orrill Tel. 2142 [ Lynn. She will appear this season DOUGHNUTS with Mr. Kehoe at the L. G. M. Me t „ a • Miss Louise J. Miller of Spring- 1 — ------Complete line of See Them Made field, Mass., has as guests at the Driftwood on Nudd avenue and the THE CASINO ARCADE DAY and NIGHT Peggy-L-Dee on Ross avenue, Mrs. ELECTRICAL PASTRIES M. B. Dorgan and Miss Dorgan of A. D. Fuller, Manager ICE CREAM Islington, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. VACUUM CLEANER8 Theodore Baldwin of Sprinigfield, Foot of C Street Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. R. Gates and RADIOS THE ARCADE OF AMUSEMENTS daughters. Mary and Naomi, of STATE BATH HOUSE 2-PLATE ELECTRIC 8TOVE8 CASINO BUILDING And RECREATION AREA ELECTRIC STEAM RADIATORS if you try Next Door to Ballroom COMPLETE LINE OF TABLE LAMP8 Hampton Beach PYREX BOWLS AND DISHES HAMPTON BEACH COFFEE MAKERS CHROME CHAIRS THE WILLIAM JAMES • » K FLASHLIGHTS TENNIS - SHUFFLEBOARD Numerous Other Appliances DINING ROOM ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING % OIL BURNER, Sales-Service (Former Cozy Comer Cafe) HORSESHOE PITCHING mrn • «- REFRIGERATION, Service a m WILL COME CROQUET TROFATTER’S 1 STAGEPRODUCED REVUES BY OUi H j Electrical Appliance Stores WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FROLf BOULEVARD AND MARSH AVE. TeL 2077 Tel. 786 V CjecSu}4&ud tha*L Hampton Center C Street RESERVATIONS - - - N ew BU* And Other Games • ^ » mm {damcimg to \ 7TT\ HAMPTON BEACH TEL. 968 FROM Ly\ \ ?RI v i 8 The BEACHCOMBER The BEACHCOMBER 9 Painted SIGNS Raised Letter High Tides GENERAL WOODWORKING Correct Figures at Annual Picnic of U. S. Coast Guard Station, Hampton THE BIG STORE SJtsfrfi PORTSMOUTH, N. H. Mother’s Circle THURSDAY 10:45 am 6.8 Popularly Called “The 5c and 10c Store” Tel. 2276 Lafayette Rd., Hampton 10:45 pm 8.2 HAMPTON ■ ■ THEATRE " ™ Held Wednesday FRIDAY 11:15 am 7.0 Now Through Sat., July 13 i The annual picnic of the Moth B STREET 11:30 pm 8.4 MYRNA LOY and HAMPTON CENTER SATURDAY 12:00 am 7.1 DON AMECHE In ers' Circle held at North Beach last # Wednesday marked the 30th an Everything for your cottage 12:00 pm 8.6 “SO GOES MY LOVE* Tel. 339 SUNDAY 1:00 am 7.2 niversary of the "Circle," it was announced by the founder, Mrs. I0KA THEATRE Exeter 1:00 pm 7.0 Also! Featurette In Technicolor for your Personal Needs Christopher S. Toppan. The pic MONDAY 1:15 am 7.7 “A TALE OF TWO We
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Have You Heard? Have You Heard? T h e BEACHCOMBER That Mrs. Teague’s “Avalon” That Munsey’s boys put Al s Golf Tournaments FOR s a l e garage is being renamed Grand |luncheonette in high spirit? ELECTRIC Savory ToaatpT ' Are Revived At BUZZELL’S Central Station? rant type, and tent HOTEL KENTVILLE Have You Heard? T he Alm a, 15 G S t h S* CANDY SHOP Abenaqui Club B each.______ou’ Ha®Ptoi H ave You H eard? Rooms with Hot and Cold You Will Enjoy a Room at HOMEMADE CANDIES That Ken and Irene of the K & Running Water I Laundry are expecting an ad The first golf tournaments to be Popcorn Confections I played at the Abenaqui Golf club Fountain Service Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Goding dition to the family washing? Boulevard Est. 1917 Telephone Hampton 950 Blue Haven at Rye Beach since Pearl Harbor Have You Heard? Have You Heard? Have You Heard? were held over the week end. R oss Garage That. Emma Ib looking forward? That Pat has had her first tooth? Mrs. J. J. McCarthy That Tommy at Downer’s is 497 Ocean Blvd. at Boars Head In the flag tourney, Dan Stuckey • • lonesome for Mary? of Exeter won. Other winners were Have You Heard? Have You Heard? HAMPTON BEACH J. Duggy of Belmont, Mass., former Who “boined” up a blanket That Gale is still breezing around STORAGE - REPAIRS “Take Out — Bar Service’' Gov. Huntley N. S. Spaulding of Bella’s Market whilst beaching and about their the beach? Rochester, Paul Foster of Kansas experience in back of the Ocean • The Ashworth City, Hildreth Clark of Lowell, Tire Work » Creating House? / Have You Heard? HAYWARD’S Mass., and Mrs. John Tomkins of \ That Vin Kehoe arrived last Sun Blvd. Between J A K Streets FAMOUS Baltimore. ^ Have You Heard? day for a rest (?) after completing ROAD SERVICE T hat Carol is adept at. climbing HOTEL GROCERIES a successful .run of ‘ Blithe Spirit” Thomas T. Clark. Sr., Lowell. in windows? —the Broadway play? Fried Clams Mass., and Coolidge Davidson, Jr., SOCONY — 0 GAS VEGETABLES Montclair N. J.. with 3 up. were Have Vou Heard? Have You Heard? Blvd. North of Ashworth tied for first place in the handicap That Fred Donovan was back at BAKERY GOODS That the two Franks have don Fried Clams FINE SERVICE AND DELICIOUS FOOD versus par tournament Mrs. Tom his old job in the ballroom over ned halos as of July 6?. kins was runnerup. only one stroke the weekend? French Fries MEATS . . . behind. Have You Heard? . Frankforts Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Moulton and Son Weekly tournaments are being FLOWERS Have You Heard? That Jim O’Connor has to be in planned for the remainder of the How sm ashing Sam looks in at 11 o’clock? season. BOUQUETS Ernie’s hat? CORSAGES Have You Heard? HOLIDAY CROWD — “Flowers By Wire” T he ROWELL Who ,left the full shopping bag BOB’S GRILL Delivery Service in the kitchen of 22 K street? (Continued from Page Three) • Ocean Boulevard at C Street 50 Modem Rooms Have You Heard? Emery the Florist That Bobby is apt to jump from Frankforts LATE LUNCHES Hamburgs the rafters anytime? toTce,;11', Wi,th maDy ^k etid ars Hot and Cold Water THERE’S mi ced to sleep in nearby towns • Mil1 Hd., Hampton. Tel. 828 Have You Heard? !an:? “ anyHarnplon residents open in Each Room ing their homes to visitors. Mam* That little Danny has waited for HOME MADE FUN FOR ALL I J oa ths were reported spending the Daddy and Mommy to come home | mght on the sands, some “ h ' from Joe’s for the last time for a DOUGHNUTS PIES MARSH AVE at A ST. *>eepmf bags while many lien Jn Courteous Service, Cleanliness while ? Gie.r automobiles and still ItL C STREET Opp. DOUG’S GRILL HAMPTON just didn't sleep at all T h ^ EXCELLENT FOOD Have You Heard? supply held up well over thi ° When Ray’s girls are going to weekend although lone n „ V lons get together for a little tar and BEACH feathering party? every restaurant6 meal time^! Z a"d 0rmed eating • - DONOVAN Have You Heard? SMITH & GILMORE Restaurant That “Windy” Is going to breeze t t . . FISHING PIER -umlay wi h annrn*r3tUrday and Into the Ashworth for a short Meet Your Friends at Foley’s" cars being checked mately 21,00n stay? Hampton River Maine New - Hamnsh-Cr°S8inK the bridge. HamP8hire Interstate B S T R E E T FALLON Hampton Beach, N. H. DEEP SEA FISHING TRIPS N o W aiting J . * ' P0RTEI' r e a l t o r DAILY 1 f t at GAUDREAU’S Lines and Bait Furnished OCEAN RADIO TOILET FACILITIES W N. H. 5 BARBERS BOULEVARD
Boats SEAPLANE RIDES c -"" *°°°-°° Never a dull moment. You want tr. . , , Hampton Beach ' * much of the time as is possible, of c o u rse ^ h !?^ aS Lines but little time for tidying lID the , leaves Air Service the meals. We urge vou to « and cooking JOHNSON trie service to geUhese ioh, Hon ,°,f '°W-cost * c WHEN AT HAMPTON BEACH RENT C. DeValk R. Meier service is awaiting your call, for^ver^ ask^ W t”' P ? r 45 YEARS' S» V ,c E 0N MILK stay fate°Ut °" ^ b'“ h “ — 7 " ^ « anSt I Visit Grade A Milk ° N BEACH Homogenized Milk SPEEDBOAT RIDES Regular Milk. *- Cream Penny Arcade Private Parties, Moonlight Trips Arranged s e e o u r DRiV£r TEL. HAMPTON 503 T e l - Ha m p t o n sm Opposite The P l a y g r o u n d N. L. Smith Mrs. H. C. Gilmore N. L. Smit] The BEACHCOMBER
I had seen “Secretary, l . jj The BEACHCOMBER W hite” on their stationery, bm PANORAMA — didn’t know, when I asked to spea* Have You Heard? girls to lend them money to get (Continued from Pace F4ve) to the Secretary, the “L.” meant How the Virginia Reel is done? PANORAMA — them .home. Fresh Daily Loretta. After a few moments in , # Visitors trying to find friends, WARREN'S FAMOUS (Continued from Pace Twelve) drop in to ask their whereabouts. her office, it waB easy to match I Hamburgs CANDIES there is a spark of interest regard that pleasant voice with her equally, Announcements from the Cham “See Them Made” ing the owner of the “voice.” The pleasing • manner. It seemed only The MARGUERITE ber of Commerce microphone vising record and radio programs. 197 Ocean Blvd. Candy Mailed newly appointed Secretary has natural that this tall, dark, attract range from information about Ama- Helen Marguerite Hupper Through the door that goes every started a fresh picture — destroy ive girl should be outlining the teur Night to the registration thing imaginable — animal, veg ing the composite idea in the pub Chamber of Commerce life to me. C S TR E E T numbers of cars blocking" drive etable and mineral. (I hope the ways. lic’s mind. For the new Secretary : and it was nice to see how well Lg The New Hampshire Sandwiches Chamber of Commerce doesn't sue has some definite characteristics Next to, and formerly a part of, [she and her two office assistant* me if this encourages someone to the Chamber of Commerce, is the Capt. Fred Williams ‘NYOKA* that defy disregarding —v such as. j get along day after day — some ol search the place for a bathing cap A. K. Barrows Travel Bureau DEEP SEA FISHING PARTIES refusing — positively refusing to ' them trying days. Seacoast Region lost in June of 1921). But, general where thousands of tpiirists find Leave State Pier Dally and Sun. smoke cigars, wear ties or sing 8:00 A. M. and 1:30 P. M. This isn’t, the first year for th* ly speaking, during the season a the simplest ways to get in and out Bait and Lines Furnished from the bandstand on special oc other two girls — Mary E. Cronin YOUNG’S sample of all these things show up. of the beach. The manager, Mr. Since 1836 casions. This is not at all odd, be of Haverhill and Virginia M. Rose People complain about their Herbert G. Pascall, his daughter, 18 Marsh Ave., Hampten Beach Hampton 2240 cause, for the first time in its his of Worcester. They could probably CABINS neighbors, about traffic and the Earla, both of Lowell, and Miss tory, the Chamber of Commerce write volumes on their experience* weather. Jackie Cate of Hampton are all has a feminine Secretary. in “the little building just north OCEAN BLVD Children turn up without their there to tell you how you can walk, of the bandstand.” Morning and shoes and shoeB turn up without the ride, or fly to wherever you want night this trio finds themselves al. children. to go. You might even find Mrs. PONY ways turning to something differ} Pascall there once in a while. NO ENTERTAINMENT Persons who find money and Fire - Casualty - Life ent — confronted differently by the On the other side of the Agency, HAMPTON BEACH stray articles take them there to OR FOOD TAX same old problems with, once in j Mrs. Catherine Sullivan has the RIDES be claimed. Women who find their Although It’s Fun to while, someone thinking up some H. W. YOUNG headquarters for the sale of funds have expired before their SAFE PONIES FOR THE new kind of trouble to be in. J chances on Savings Bonds. She is reservations have, tearfully ask the CHILDREN EAT AT Incredible as some of the exper also in charge of the playground, iences are, they have learned t* where most of the children are — NO WAITING —. cope with just about evefyt when they are not at the Chamber Leaders for the Beginners CALL H A M PTO N 2038 3 Market Square one James Grille for they know that they are th of Commerce waiting for their par Winnacunnet Road to give “service to the vacatio ents to come and find them. Opposite the Gas Balls to local business and to the co Actually, this article probably Between J & K 8t«. on the Blvd For Protection Portsmouth, N. H munity.” All this they do during th makes an “average day" sound 1 Mile North Casino OPEN UNTIL 1 P. M. average full day which includ ON YOUR SUMMER PROPERTY (Continued on Page Fourteen) writing about 100 routine fetters answ ering um pteen phone cal and questions; planning pleasu TOBEY AND MERRILL THE GREENLANDS trips; directing people to .resta ants, rooming houses, hotels and INSURANCE AGENCY recreational facilities; and sup TOURIST CAMP* (Continued on Page Thirteen) HAMPTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE ‘J lu 'Q lim c North Shore Boulevard UM|I! W M I # Hampton, New Hampshire M ills ija I John the ...-uili ■tiling PHILLIPS EXETER |,)T Winter Address J - - 0 L P — * M k I ACADEMY BARBER 20 Years at Hampton Beach1 31 Sherwood Road HAMPTON BEACH MELROSE, MASS. & typical Jhw New C ST. Location ON THE AIR PALMER’S 12 MILES—ROUTE HAMPTON BEACH CASINO Historic Houses d i n i n g r o o m Phillips Exeter Academy Ted Herbert end HU Band MUNSEY’S The places where George Washington and Ah TUES. THRU SAT. 8-8:30 Lincoln stopped. The sites where Exeter Squires Lived and Lov SEA GRILL Fought Off the Indians to Establish thi. Fried Clams a Speci HENRY’S “STARS ON THE AIR’ Old Town. Lobster All Style MON. THRU SAT. 6:45-7:00 Opp. Coast Guard Sta North Shore Hamntnn B CHICKEN AMATEUR NIGHT Cordial Merchants Will Gladly Serve Your Needs STEAK r - - « >'v/vtc3 Y Right From The Bandstand Up-To-The-Minute Merchandise For Beach Wear . SEA FOOD YOUNG’S In Front of the Casino Beach House. # MONDAY ONLY — 7:30-8:00 MODERN THEATRE DELIGHTFUL SHOP TAXI “If it swims, we have it” AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES IN SHOPPING DISTRICT « Boulevard at A Street RX _ Cs----- ^ * *** * * ‘ 24-H 750 on Every Dial Most Stores Gosed Wednesday A f temoon — Open Saturday N our Service TEL. 591 Excellent Bus Service Between The Beach and Exeter HAMPTON BEACH one Hampton I ✓ *
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T h e BEACHCOMBER T h e BEACHCOMBER number of directors, meet to dis cuss any and all activities that Coffee Cold Drink, and wife, Maj. and Mrs. Ralph W. Beach Notes Boyer, Jr., recently visited Mr. and Arinas Guyon PANORAMA — help and hinder the beach. It is TRY • • at these meetings that plans are Mrs. Daniel E. Fogarty and family (Continued from Page Thirteen) ROGER’S GRILL Among those at the Ocean House made for band concerts, fire works, are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy on K street. Mr. Boyer Is on from Marsh Ave. Opp. B 8t Los Angeels to spend a few weeks parades, bond sales and all other and son, William, of Taunton, GENERAL events that make Hampton.Beach Pastry Sandwlchei with his son in New Castle. pretty hectic, but Miss White £ # Mass.; Mrs. Daniel W. Shanahan isn’t alone with her questions. Her the place you come to, stay at, and of Lowell, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. William J. O’Brien ana Mr. CONTRACTOR problems are the problems of the hate to leave. Henry Lallumiere from Haverhill, Eugene- O'Rielly of Washington, If you're an old-timer here you Mass.; Mis9 Sadie Jewett of Hamp D. C., spent the holiday weekend property owners and business peo • with Mr. O'Brien’s family at 18 J ple. Every Tuesday night at 8 know what a fine organization we ton; Mrs. Michael Cruise and JUNKINS street. Mr. O’Rielly returned to Tel. 863 o’clock, she and the president, Rep. have in the Chamber of Commerce. granddaughter, Margaret - Ann. Delicious Washington, Sunday. Ray Goding, the vice-president, J. If you are new, drop in and see if HOME MADE CANDIE8 Holmes, both of Brockton, Mass.; 501 OCEAN BLVD. J. Walsh, and the treasurer. Ralph you can't mix their pleasure with CORN SPECIALTIES State Rep. and Mrs. Thomas Coady Mr. Jam es K. O’Callaghan, T. Harris, together with the large your business. See Them Made of Cambridge, Mass., with their brother-in-law of Mr. O’Brien, has 193 Ocean Boulevard daughters, the Misses Joan and returned to Great Neck, L. L His Mary, and a niece, Miss Helen wife and three children are spend Compliments Beach Notes Coady; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. ing a few weeks here. Also staying at the Rossiuere are Spillane of Worcester, Mass.; the Rev. John J. Dewire of Abbing- Misses Norm G„ Alice M. and Rita Hampton Beach Chamber of Commerce Mr. and Mrs. R. Jayne, Hoxsie, R. ton, Mass., visited his family on C. Philbin of Manchester; Mary E. which provides I.; the Misses Gertrude and Ger Norton’s Fish Market Church street this week. maine Champagne and party of 8 Shea and Helen T. Olcott of New Mr. John Cuminsky spent the YOUR ENTERTAINMENT Fresh Britain, Conn.; and Katherine Sul from Woonsocket, R. I.; Mr. and FISH — LOBSTERS weekend with his wife on Cutler Mrs. J. Peterson of Mansfield, livan and Patricia Cronin of Wor avenue. Mrs. Cuminsky is a cashier North Beach cester. Also Mr. and Mrs. John T. on the Casino. Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruneau • < • • Next to Coast Guard 8tatlon Smith of Worcester; Eleanore M. and daughter of Springfield, Vt.; M fs. John Giblin, Cutler avenue, Miss Janet Parish, Canton, Mass.; Murphy and siBter of RosUndale, was visited this week by her Mass., and Lorraine Ashe and Lor THE PENNIMAN AGENCY Mary Mulligan of Medford, Mass.; daughter and husband, Mr. and etta Connolly of Melrose. Mass. Frances Meade of Malden, Mass.; . Mrs. Everett O'Neil and children, Robert Donnelly and John Toomey TRY THE Miss Gertrude Keegan, of High • Eleanor and Richard, all of Wor WRITING EVERY FORM OF of Arlington, Mass.; Mary Me- land avenue, recently started work cester. Quade and party of 3 from Attle HARBOR ing at the Casino newspaper and Mr. and Mrs. George Hollander boro, Mass.; Mary Fallon and party cigar counter. of Worcester are staying on I INSURANCE of 3 from West Groton, Mass.; Mr. GRILL Mr. Ralph W. Boyer and his son s tre e t and Mrs. J. Gom, Worcester, Mass.; EXCEPT LIFE Leo Lagasse and son from Canada; At The Bridge John Ripley and Richard Loftus of HAMPTON BEACH Tel. Hampton 302 Watertown, Mass.; Margaret Red dy and Mary Flanigan of Manches ------Open ------ter; and two French brides with their husbands—Mr. and Mrs. Kel 7:00 A. M. — 10:00 P. M. A ley and Mr. and Mrs. Battey. ALL HOME COOKING Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rainey and family of Ridgewood, N. J., are guests at the Fairview Hotel. DIAMOND C MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buckley are guestB at the Elizabeth. Largest Agency on Hampton Beach Visit The AND BAKERY Have You Heard? That Tim Buckley is going steady and he means it? STANDISH Have You Heard? T he Cover That the boys are thriving on Meats - Groceries the 920 club? Attention— Hotels GIFT SHOPfE Adorning the cover this week is — SO U N D — an unusual shot of the bathhouse Have You Heard? Fresh Fruits and Vegetables — MOVIES — at the State recreation area taken “A trip through the by our staff photographer, Arthur About the Washington cab that Sound Movie e x ^ T W ^ took a wrong turn and landed here? I (In Season) Wholey. Jr. beach home will show profes- Standish Gift Shop is Unusual in the fact that when « 8 °nal sound movies at hr%t»ir fcom„. p„'“ “ ,h“ " ; like a trip around the it was taken only a half dozen per Have You Heard? That Alice and Ann may sing at WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF world" sons are shown at this popular went for any size group equip. spot. Wholey waited until seven at the Community Church? _handlcd over 4qq Sh 0WKP Has o'clock in order to get this fine « - * W ■ shot without a crowd in the fore Have You Heard? BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS Ocean Boulev; Who is the blackest girl on the Proctor ground. I / 5 Highland Ave. This area at the southern end beach? Your Guests Will Enjoy Our Hampton Bea,»h At “A” Street of the beach, newly christened the - • "State Recreation Area" now af Have You Heard7 - fords the public many outdoor About John's new barber shop? HOME BAKERY PRODUCTS games including five shuffleboard courts and four tennis courts which Have You Heard? B°FERvr,r;;T'oN-HEALTH— are expected to be completed in a That Giftland features smart BAKED BEANS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT few days. wooden name pins made while you Main Office * 8t™RNCR°f t ALLEYS Superintendent Ed Gallagher re wait? We Invite Summer Visitors To Inspect Our Ocean Blvd. ports that 4000 cars visited the # Have You Heard? ^ndays;0^ ^ 1^ 2100 MldST™" BEA| area over the weekend and that over 1,000 persons used the facili That Arlene and Louise are Modern Refrigeration Plant ties of the bathhouse. competing for gifts? A Cordial Wei ’ 9:00 P M' « Hampton Beach Ocean Blvd. A1,e» Will B . o t " " A,l! Have You Heard? I Have You Heard? AND CLEAN, WHOLESOME BAKERY About the new fountain at Al’s?| That Rudy is back at the Fair- Tel. 654 HARBV f . Mc u a N e PCn Duri"e Fall Month. N.H. view tea room? Have You Heard? TEl~ HAMPTON 410 About the gem behind the jewel- Have You Heard? * • ry counter at Playland? I That Randy weighs 8% lbs?
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