recent Seoul.-o-rag. All ceiling ticket(( for the Mac- lecture at the Memorlat ium Apr. 20. met Monday t the church. There was no Reading is to the mind of the troop Friday, Apr. what exercise is to the The wealth of mankind In account of it being Geed body. the wisdom they leave. —RICHARD STEELE. --JOHN BOYLE O'REILLY : 71 of Shawsheen will meet ANDOVER TOWNSMAN .11 boys interested are asked to their parents to attend it meeting so that dens may med. Registration papers VOLUME 62, NUMBER 28 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, APRIL 28, 1949 PRICE, 5 CENTS made out and the 50 cent ation fee sent to national :afters. About 25 cubs are red at present. VIEWS TOWN INSURANCE to United States. petroleum OF rat produced commercially *PLACED IN MOST 1, according to the Encycln- tritannica. THE ECONOMICAL WAY NEWS Selectmen Say the Present Policy Is Ys-vift- By LEONARD F. JAMES

Just as Russia is claiming all Considered Best for Town and Has Western inventions as of Russian origin so she has claimed a mo- Been Approved By Town Meeting nopoly on "democracy" and is in In explanation of their policy the process of proving that of handling town insurance the "pence" is exclusively Russian. Committee Plans selectmen have issued a statement rice Sal, Price Her purpose is helped by those to the effect that the present apologists who argue that every For Memorial Day method had been adopted because 11.00 it has been found to be the most Russian enjoys "economic democ- Thomas P. Eldred of 15.00 racy" or the right to a job. Per- economical for the town. haps he does, provided he takes V.F.W., Is Appointed At a meeting of the board two 17.00 the Job ordered by the govern- Five of the speedy fly chasers who are candidates for the outfield on Punchard high's baseball Parade Marshal weeks ago a group of local insur- ment, accepts without criticism the 19.00 °it . From left to right: Bob Beauchesne, Alston O'Hara, Fred Lloyd, Edward Sullivan and Thomas The Memorial day committee ance men made a request for a wages paid, cheerfully pays what- Wilkinson. (Look Photo) division of the town insurance. At met Tuesday evening in the V. F. ever inflated prices the govern- that time the board made no deci- ment choosea to charge for con- W. rooms under the leadership of sion hut notified the petitioners sumer goods, and without ques- Ira Buxton, who for so many years that the question would be given tion pays whatever contributions has carried on this work. i 2.50, 3.00, 3.50 THREE NEW TEACHERS NAMED further consideration. the government demands, whether Plans were made for Memorial For several years the town in- isguised as bonds or forced sav- day. Thomas Eldred, the command- surance has been placed with the age. "Democracy" in Russia still Will Begin er of the V.F.W., was appointed office of Smart & Flagg and they i 3.00, 3.50, 4,0 oak likes "tyranny" in any other Ambye Granted George E. Douty parade marshal and in charge of have divided the commissions with weed in Swing anguage. Honored By Navy the parade committee. For many other local agents having offices ence — Russian Monopoly Textile Patent Duties In, years it has been the custom of in Andover. Anthony LeRoy Anobye of 12 'floe air medal has been awarded Russia is now in process of the American Legion and the V. The policy of the board has been George Edward Douty, aviation ra- staking out to monopoly o n Fletcher st., a mechanical engi- F. W. to take turns in being in brought before town meetings in — 9:00 P. M. September dio second class, U.S. naval reserve "peace." Russia and her satelites neer associated with the textile charge of the parade. the past and after discussion was industry for many years, has been Three new teachers were ap- of S. Main st. 77 MAIN ST. are the only ones who want peace; Commander Eldred plans a very approved by the voters. capitalist countries by their very granted a patent by the U. S. pointed by tile school committee The award was made "For meri- Impressive ceremony for this year. at a special meeting Monday night (Continued on Page Sixteen) nature seek war; therefore, all patent office on a "rubber-fingered torious achieveMent in aerial flight He is to be ably assisted by Com- who want peace must support Rus- textile finishing roll." and will begin their duties next as radioman gunner of a torpedo mander Kenneth L. Sherman of In the manufacture of woolen September. plane in torpedo Squadron 12, at- post, 8, American Legion; Com- (Continued on Page Six) or partly woolen textile piece Miss Barbara Bolton. who taught tached to the U.S.S. Saratoga, dur- mander Dorothy Volker of the Wo- No. Essex Scouts goods, such as blankets, rugs and as a 'substitute teacher in the ing operations against enemy Jap- man's post; and Commander Jo- At Annual Dinner bags, it is customary to subject Junior high school this past win- anese forces in the Solomon Islands seph Horan of the Disabled Vete- V. F. W. To Hold these articles to a finishing brush- ter was elected as an additional area from November 1 to 19, 1943. rans post. Vice-Commander Rich- The 24th annual dinner of the North Essex council of boy scouts ing action that fluffs up the nap teacher to that school faculty at a Completing numerous missions ard Wrigley will be in charge of Poppy Day May 28 and takes off lint. For this pur- salary of $2800. during this period, Douty rendered the distribution of flags and was held at the Andover Country club last Thursday evening. About Past Commander G. Alton Por- pose, it heretofore has been com- Mrs. Margaret Rita Stack Cro- valuable assistance to his pilot in (Contnued on Page Four) 75 scouts, relatives and officials ter of Andover post, 2128, V.F.W., mon practice to use a rotating nin of 20 Summer st., was elected carrying out bombing attacks ag- enjoyed the dinner and entertain- has been appointed chairman of bristle brush. to teach the third and fourth ainst the Buka and Bonis airfields ment. he post's Buddy Poppy day to be However, according to Mr. grades in the West Center school on Bougainville and against the Mrs. Holt Feted Milo G. Clark, regional scout eld May 28, the Saturday before Ambye, these prior methods have at a salary of $2700. strongly defended island of Nauru, executive was the main speaker. emorlal day. not been entirely satisfactory. For Miss Jeanne Bernardin of Law- there-by contributing materially to On 85th Birthday Merrill F. Burnett. troop commit- Funds from this drive are used example, these bristle brushes re- rence was elected to the commer- the success of his plane. Members of her family and num- teeman, and Commissioner Walter each year for the relief of local moved a substantial amount of cial department of Punchard high Cooly manning his gun while his erous friends made April 21 a day C. Caswell, were introduced to the veterans and their families. The flock or wool particles as well as school at a salary of $2400. She pilot fought the plane through in- long to be , remembered by Mrs. assemblage. solicitors will be stationed in the the nap, and, as a consequence, will be an additional teacher to tense anti-aircraft fire to release his Grace Holt of Lowell st. for on that Highlight of the evening was business section and other parts there has been considerable sur- the staff taking over classes now bombs from low altitudes, Douty ef- clay she celebrated her 85th birth- the presentation of the highest of the town. The post is asking for face-damage, waste of material, taught by Mervin E. Stevens who fectively strafed anti-aircraft posi- day and received several surprises scouters award, the silver beaver cooperation in its endeavors to and reduction in wearing qualities will transfer to the English de- tions and successfully defended his hits sidewalls available or evao cost. then and also during the weekend. medal, to Herbert Keogh, district make this drive a success for its of the finished product. Further- partment. plane against enemy fighters., His commissioner of Lawrence, by the buddies. more, these brushes clogged up A new teacher will be necessary skill, courage and devotion to duty On the anniversary of her birth Rev. Egbert W. A. Jenkinson, ad- quickly and necessitated frequent in the high school because of the in the face of hostile opposition her neighbors gathered during the stoppage of the machinery with a from numerous powerful shore bat- afternoon from 2 until 4 o'clock and vancement chairman. resulting loss in production. (Continued on Page Twelve) teries and ships, were in keeping extended to her their best wishes The speaker stressed t he im- Are You It is therefore the object of his with the highest traditions of the for many more happy birthdays. portance of people supporting all youth activities and referred to invention to overcome these diffi- United States naval services." On Saturday evening her daugh- Wilson On Staff such organizations as the boy 9 culties, and to achieve this end, The permanent citation accom- ter, Mrs. Grace Innes of Haggetts In The Know scouts, girl scouts and Y.M.C.A. he has devised a finishing roll panying the award was signed by Pond rd., held a family party in her In Wildlife Study as helping to mould young people If you don't know how easily around which a number of rubber the Secretary of the Navy, John L. honor. Again on Sunday she was Engaged with a staff of young Sullivan, for the President. into good citizens. TOWNSMAN Want Ads can fingers are properly spaced. As feted at the home of another daugh- the primary feature of his con- men at Camp Upton on a long range ter, Mrs. Beatrice Hunter. solve many sorts of every day project to save the state's wildlife On these occasions the members (Continued on Page Sixteen) resources, P. LeRoy Wilson, Jr., Birthday Bazaar problems you may hove been of her family, children, grandchil- son of Mr. and Mrs. P. LeRoy Wil- missing out on something im- dren and great grandchildren gath- son of Avon st., is now assistant At Abbot May 7 ered in her honor. Mrs. Holt re- portant to you. to the leader of the group which Rain or shine, the eighth an- TREE SURGEONS Blackmer Wins ceived many flowers and other gifts is devoted to the study of every- nual Abbot Birthday bazaar will to remember the occasion. She is Whenever it's a question of Harvard Honor thing there is to know about the take place at Abbot academy Sat- in remarkably good health and selling miscellaneous articles, deer. urday, May 7. Donald L. M. Blackmer of 215 thoroughly enjoyed all the events. automobiles or property, of Main st., is one of the three out- Other groups in this unique re- The school gates will open at search institution are (1) study- 2 p. m. to welcome the towns- renting anything from beach standing freshmen at Harvard college who have won the Ed- ing waterfowl life and (2) at- people and their friends and many houses and rooms to desk wards Whitaker prize scholarship, tempting to increase the pheasant, other patrons from more distant PEP UP YOUR CAR!- space, of securing applicants an award usually given only to quail and rabbit population by communities who • year by year planting wildlife shrubs through- for any sort of job, or of get- one student each year. attend the bazaar. The Whitaker scholarship is out the state. Plans are to hold the bazaar ting in touch with the finder of awarded to "a freshman who at These aild other facts about outdoors, but if the weather is lost valuables, just remember midyears shows the most out- game animals and birds are being chilly or inclement the big gym- that a TOWNSMAN Want Ad standing scholastic ability and in- collected by the staff of the Phil- nasium affords ample space and tellectual promise." Each of the lips wildlife laboratory, mostly warmth. is the perfect solution. Call young men who are veterans of three winners already hold scho- The eighth annual Abbot Birth- World War II. They life in an 1943 and we'll do the rest. larships at Harvard college. day bazaar will continue to have abandoned CCC camp in the Up- Blackmer holds a Harvard college as its chief objective the raising of ton state forest which is main- Call 1943 For Wont Ad Results national scholarship. All are mem- funds to go as a portion of the tained by the state fish and game bers of this year's freshmen class. Abbot contribution to the World division of the department of con- Student service fund. Other bene- servation. The project eventually ficiaries sharing In the proceeds of will provide more game birds and the gift the bazaar are national and local animals for the hunter. FINE CHOCOLATES Ideal for— in character, and another portion Wilson joined the research of the proceeds go toward the group of the fish and game division Abbot scholarship fund. HERE'S WHAT YOU GET . . . last July. A graduate of Punchard The booths where wares of at- EEL!' High school in 1947, he spent nine • WHIRLFOAM • Drain Anti-FREEZE; tractive design and good quality motor cleanout check HOSE montitii on transportation work in are offered are decorated by the CONNECTIONS MOTHEYS DIY • Chong* to the gold fields of Red Lake, On- students, and a large number of • Check the 1RDER TODAY In specially wrapped boxes— tario, before becoming associated SUMMER OIL articles offered for sale are the OIL FILTER with the Massachusetts depart- • Change to CARTRIDGE WHITMAN'S product of the winter's work by • Drive In Today. ment of conservation. In Novem- SUMMER GEAR LUBRICANTS • Check SPARK PLUGS kLER'S (Continued on Page Five) Get these 10 import SCH RAFFT'S ber lie was promoted to his present • Clean AIR FILTER assignment as assistant to the ant Changeover • A to Z CHASSIS LUBRICATION • Check TIRES, FANNY FARMER'S Services leader of the group preparing vital ORIENTAL AND LIGHTS, WIND- OF THE VAR" • Service BATTERY SHIELD WIPERS Gift Boxes $1.00 to $6.50 statistics on deer. RUGS DOMESTIC RUGS Always a lover of the outdoors CLEANED — MOTHPROOFED — REPAIRED CARPETING EXPERTLY CLEANED he and the youthful conservation- IN HOTELS - THEATRES - HOMES Candy is the gift ists with whom he is associated —ORIENTAL RUGS A SPECIALTY— will be engaged for about two GREEN'S SERVICE that can be coun- Dalton Pharmacy Otash Rug Cleaning Co. ted on to really years on the present study of deer 5 BROOK STREET — METHUEN 205 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 8843 please Mother on 16 MAIN ST. • TEL. 107 life within the boundaries of the AW. 5635 her day! commonwealth. Tel. Lawrence MIS or Lerrenc• 4112 Mystery Stories Garden Club To Help Save Town's Old Elms For all adultKilOOre4ders and those Still In Demand The theme of the Andover Gar- who use the main reading room of club's flower show scheduled Just ask any reader who thrills den the library there is an invitation ,,The Two Miss Ilemingways," for May 25 is "'Neath the Elms." and chills over the latest mystery to register favorite books read (lur- the season's offering of tile dra- Proceeds are to go toward the pres- JACK CASWELL story to give you a three-minute ing the last year. A ballot box and matic department of the Shaw- ervation of Andover's magnificent Scribe talk on "why I think so-and-so is sheen Women's club, will he pre- old elms which the garden club be- voting slips make it easy to vote the author of the best mysteries" sented at the Shawsheen school for your favorites—two for each TROOP NEWS District Chairman, Calvin Met- lieves to be one of the town's great and you have opened the way for a hall tonight and Friday nights, reader, fiction Troop 76 of Ballardvale went on calf, North Essex Council Scout assets. or non-fiction, as Executive Harvey H. Bacon, Dr. one-man show! Ask .a dozen such at 8 p. m. following weeks of re- you please. Other libraries have a three-day hike to Prospect hill From a financial point of view, Nathaniel Stowers, and F. Tyler readers and you will have one hearsal under the direction of had tills "favorite books" and ramped in the cabin during the club holds that the preservation plan, Carlton. executive board mem- dozen. such best authors. Mrs. William Edwards. foundrid the results the school vacation. The troop left of the elms is sound business for it very Inte- bers. The process by which the honor "The Two Miss Ilemingways" resting and au r prisin g Tuesday, Apr. 19 in charge of costs more to cut down one tree ; sometimest nie is bestowed is a dark and myster- is a comedy mystery by Wilfred aranrdefo Arnold Schofield, scoutmaster. On To Meet Parents ($100) than t spray and protect it Jewels are brought the trip were: Alfred Duke, Edward ious one they say at the library. Massey and was one of the most into the limelight because they Scout officials and executives from its deadly enemy, the Dutch Some readers demand an eerie and discussed plays during its long McCarthy, Ernest Dole, Richard will meet with parents of boys be- elm disease. So far Andover has show up as someone's choice. The ghostly setting; others like a flip- run in London. Carroll, Carleton Brown, Paul Mac- tween the ages of nine an eleven lost but seven. Other communities results of the voting will be pub- pant, hard-boiled presentation; a Farland, David MacFarland, Frank at the Shawsheen school, Wed- Many in the cast are favorites have lost many more, one place as lished. Voters may sign slips it sprinkling of readers want a good Hebert, Raymond Nolin, Robert La- nesday, May 4, at 7 p. m., to ex- from performances in past pro- they wish, or may register their Group of 1' deal of casual humour mixed in many as 150. kin, Ralph Sharpe, Carl Bushmann, plain cub scouting and to reorga- ductions staged by the dramatic Mrs. Charles W. Arnold, Jr., one favorites anonymously. smack ‘'alley lei with their murders and yet there James Green, Robert Lefebvre and nize Cub Pack 71, which will end group and include Mrs. Frank of Andover's outstanding horticul- son, Jack McCs are those who want no trappings Harold Newcomb. The Ballardvale its registration year May 31. There Stevenson, Mrs. Chester Kopatch, turalists and rosarians, is chairman beyond those of a good criminal Andover Welding Co. troop is one of the best in town are many boys who are interested Mrs. Walter Caswell, Mrs. G. Ed- of the show. Two important com- Alfred Duke and Allston O'Hara, trial. in Joining and about 25 who are gar Best, Mrs. Sherman Locke, mittees of the show are: entries, GAS AND ELECTRIC Bird Club who have had several years ex- registered at present. The latter Once in a while there will be a Mrs. Gordon Colquhoun, Mrs. beaded by Mrs. Ernest L. Wilkin- Shop Hours 9-12 perience in scout work, are assist- a set number of victims. have not met since last June be- request for John Guild, Mrs. Wallace Fiedler, son, and classification, with Mrs. Tel. And. 2029. R Take Ini1 ing the scoutmaster. A few years ago one reader asked Norman Miller and Harold Free- cause of lack of interest on the Charles Hollis and Mrs. Robert 40 PARK ST. Members of th, Troop 72 Camping committee for a hook "with ten murders in it! man. ANDOVER part of the parents. This pack is Richards as co-chairmen. ley Bird club tool( sponsored a successful evening The nearest solution to this was nearly six years old and it is hoped Assisting in the presentation hours Sunday me at the Memorial auditorium, Apr. the parents will back the unit so Agatha Christie's "And Then There are the following: Assistant di- Charter No. 1129 Reserve 1)1,trict No. I trip of the year. 1 20 when it presented Commander that it may continue. Were None," which disposed of rector, Mrs. Charles Fowler; stage REPORT OF CONDITION OF Andover and 11, Donald MacMillian, noted Arctic nine unfortunates in 264 pages — props, Mrs. Arthur Janes, chair- The bird merit study badge has eluded Barker st., explorer, in an illustrated lecture. but there was the promise of the man, Mrs. Gilbert Cate, Mrs. Ed- THE ANDOVER NATIONAL BANK been completed by the following: and Hovey's pond The committee in charge was: guilty party that he would volun- ward O'Donnell and Peter Caswell, Troop 70 of Christ Mrs. Eugene of Andover in the State of Massachusetts, at the close of business on 38 species and 219 Merrill F. Burnett, Alexander church; William Hood, Thomas tarily join the departed. Lovely; hand props, Mrs. Hiram April 11, 1949. Black, Howard Johnson, Arthur identified. Burnett, Calvin Hatch and Russell Very discriminating readers are Young and Mrs. John Calnan; Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, G. Schwarzenberg, The Rev. Lever- The observers Johnson, Troop 72, Free church; apt to ask for a British setting, programs, Mrs. Gordon Colqu- under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes ing Reynolds, Jr. Returns indicate this Pike, Mrs. Ht Daniel Worcester, Troop 75, St. probably out of respect for the houn, Mrs. Edward O'Donnell and that funds will now be available to AVETS Frances Brown, Augustine's church. techniques of Scotland Yard, de- Mrs. James Faggiano; publicity, send a good delegation of scouts 1. Cash, balanoew with other banks, including reserve comb, Albert Re Troop 70 of Christ church under spite the frailties of that institu- Mrs. Edward Dean and Mrs. balance, and cash items in process of collection to Camp Onway. Scoutmaster $1,998,475.61 C. East, and °see Scoutmaster George Luedke is tion as exposed by the retired Sher- Charles Bowman; costumes, Mrs. David MacCord assigned members 2. United States Government obligations, direct and working on reregistration this lock Holmes (may his shag tobacco Leslie Jolliffe, Mrs. Arthur Stein- guaranteed 3,372,097.21 The following 1 of the troop to take care of ticket ert and Mrs. James Hart; sound pled-billed grebe month and an accelerated program ashes rest in peace!) 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions sales, ticket collections, ushering effects, Charles Fowler and Ru- 281,671.71 ring-necked duck of advancement. Not long ago Margery Ailing- and miscellaneous duties. Among dolph Dietrich; lighting, Mr. 5. Corporate stocks (including ;12,000.00 stock of Federal hawk 1, marsh 1 ham, British author of seventeen the scouting officials present were: Troop Supper Flanagan; ticket committee, Mrs. Reserve bank) 12,000.01 hawk 1, ring-nee mysteries the latest of which is Troop 73 of the South .church William Thompson, chairman, 6. Loans and discounts (including $1,100.69 overdrafts) 1,374,792.65 killdeer 3, herring will sponsor a supper to be served "More Work For The Undertaker," Mrs. Irving Wilkinson, Mrs. James 7. Bank premises owned $106,451.50, furniture and fix- downy woodpeck, When Your Shopping or at 6:30 p. m., Saturday, May 7, in made her visit to the United States tree swallow 16, Faggiano, Mrs. Thomas Bevan, tures $29,167.31 136,618.81 order to raise money to send the and was interviewed by one of our Mrs. dairies MeCullom, Mrs. Cor- blue jay 1, crow day's work is done, Drop troop to the boy scout camp. A newspapers. She feels that the nelius Driscoll and Mrs. Wilfred 11. Other assets 9.906.49 chicadee 6, robin delicious meal of frankfurters, thriller shape is just as good as Dwyer. ruby-crowned king in and enjoy a cool re- ham, baked beans and brown the sonnet shape for its purpose, wing 6, starling 1; bread will be served. Tickets are and should do a picture. She LIABILITIES 2, English sparro' freshing drink at . . . now on sale. Children under 12 may Women Voters To Air pointed out that Dorothy Sayers Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor- 7, red-wing 16, ci attend at a reduced rate. Scout- used an advertising firm for her Last Program of Series porations $4,567,554.12 finch 2, goldfinch 4 master Leslie Mullin and scouts of book "Murder Must Advertise." The League of Women Voters 3, savannah sparrc the church have tickets for sale. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpor- and that she herself had told the of Andover will present the last ations 1,769,394.52 row 4, slate-color( story of musical comedy life in of its 10 radio broadcasts at 1 0:3 0 ping sparrow 6, Deposits of United States Government (including pos- Male and female ostriches take h e r "Dancers In Mourning." a. m., Thursday, May 5, over tal savings) 457,940.44 white-throated sl turn sitting on their eggs, males These, it seems, are both thriller WCCM. This series is part of the sparrow 35, mourn working the night shift. shapes. Miss Allingham went on to station's Accent on Andover pro- Deposits of States and political subdivisions 282,227.1i name what she considered the best gram. Deposits of banks 190,365.9i Other deposits (certified and cashier's checks, etc.) 277,819.11 An ancient re of modern thrillers, which are The final program is in charge was to wash wetter these: "At The Villa Rose" by of Mrs. Hart Leavitt, a former TOTAL DEPOSITS $7,545,302.30 and onto a frog Mason; "Crying Sisters" by See- president of the Andover league Other liabilities 35,053.91 fever was suppose ley; "The Man Who Watched The and now chairman of the commit- Trains Go By" by Simenon; "Black tee on economic policy. She will Camel" by Biggers; "Trent's Last be assisted by Mrs. Charles White- KNUEPFER 1 side and Mrs. Stuart Comstock in Case" by Bentley, and the Sayers Capital Stock: book already mentioned, "Murder a discussion of the topic, "A Citi- (c) Common stock, total par $200,000.00 zen pays the Bill." Must Advertise." All the books Surplus The building occupied by the Andover Sales & which she selected may be bor- Undivided profits Service on Park Street has been sold and we rowed from the Memorial Hall li- V. F. W. POST must vacate by May 1st. Unable to find a suitable brary. George Bernard and George location to continue our Auto Repair Service, it Parker were winners of the final KM is with regret that we must close our business. 45's tournament held Friday night TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL I will thereafter be with the Shawsheen Motor Local Post Leading by Andover post, 2 1 2 8, Veterans MEMORANDA Mart as Service Manager and will welcome your In Legion Contest of Foreign Wars. William Nicoll Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes patronage there, assuring you of the same fine The effort extended by officers and Arthur Hutton were runners- standard of personal attention we always strived and members of Andover post, 8, (a) Loans as shown above are after deduction of re- to render in our own business. American Legion, to sign up mem- The post has discontinued the serves of bers has resulted in the post gain- series for the season but will open State of Massachusetts, County of Essex, as: ing top rank in the county member- it again next fall. The committee I, C. W. Holland, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly ship drive to date. in charge wishes to express its swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge The county contest will close in thanks to all those who attended and belief. Thank You All For Your Past Patronage about two more weeks and Com- the parties. Members of the com- (Seal) mander Kenneth L. Sherman, under mittee are: Thomas Eldred, chair- whose supervision the local cam- man; Thomas Carter, George Po- Sworn to and subscribed before Correct—Attest me this 21st day of April, 1949. paign has fared so well, points out tter, G. Alton Porter and Joseph Louis S. Finger L. Monan. Katherine A. Berry, that the post could win easily if Notary Public. Burton 6. Flagg all present members paid up their My commission expires April 26, W. E. Brinier Tibetans drink an average of 30 dues before May 15. 1051. Directors A final effort is to be made in the to 50 cups of tea a day. next two weeks to round up as many more members as possible to give Andover post a high rank in the 1949 drive. — - — - MERRIMACK COLLEGE Further plaits were made this week by the ticket committee for the freshman informal dance to be held Friday evening. May 6, in St. Make y Mary's auditorium, Lawrence. The Kimball pian committee is enthusiastic over the not it student demand for tickets and a piano large gathering is expected. With fact the Easter recess ended, social the activities at Merrimack are. again in full swing and this freshman Tear off cot dunce which has become a college tradition is first on the spring Gentleme social calendar. 0 A New O A Sligh O A New DO YOU OWN A DOG? CI A New ❑ A Used Our broad form family lia- ❑ A Good ❑ In Your bility policy pays if he bites Please sen the mailman or a neighbor's tune. child. It costs only $10 a Name Almost any kind of product or service year. You can order it by Address may need is located easily in phone from Sir city 1'00 RI RIGHT WHIN you The Classified Telephone Directory Smart and Flagg, - Of all the things you buy Inc. only electricity LAWRENCE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY The Insurance Office is cheaper!' Bank Bldg. Andover 870 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN - APRIL 28, 1949

torical society. Though many por- New Contest Offered (BOOKS Exhibit Portraits traits have suffered the ravages of a dolt readers and those By Memorial Library time, they nevertheless reveal contest, open to two From Local Attics variety of costumes and personali- 3 main reading room of A new Owners of the 70 ancestral por- ties of interest to all. there is an Invitation groups, students of grades 10 traits on display in the Addison Art Among those present at the open- through 12, and younger students 'avorite books read dur- Gallery's "Art from Andover Attics" ing tea were: Miss Alice Jenkins, nine of , year. A ballot box and of grades seven, eight and were present at the opening of the chairman of the committee, Miss 3 make it easy to vote all schools of Andover is begin- exhibit earlier this week. Caroline Underhill, curator of the ivorites-two for each ning to attract the attention of The exhibit, which may be seen society, Mrs. Annie Angus and Mrs. Lion or non-fiction, as many book minded young people. until Memorial Day, was selected Henry Stevenson, both members of by a committee of the Andover His- the committee. Other libraries have Each contestant must select 12 ''favorite books" plan, books which he would like to have the results very Inte- in his own library and give the Not used car buys In name only 1 surprising; sometimes these two cars will bear your close reasons for his choice in a brief inspection! See them! I .ry jewels are brought paragraph not to exceed three sen- 1941 WILLYS AMERICAR limelight because they tences in length. This gives those 4-door sedan. Has good paint , s someone's choice. The who wish to enter an opportunity and upholstery. Heatei. Low the voting will be pub- to 'consider books from many mileage. ders may sign slips If 1941 FORD BEACH WAGON Group of Punchard high's ball tossers who are trying to make the local nine tops in the Merri- angles other than that of being the Here's a real beach wagon buy. , or may register their mack N'alley league. From loft to right: Bud Souter, Scott Gerrish, Bob Deyermond, Russell Thomp- tools of formal education. A-1 condition. Has radio and anonymously. A duplicate set of prizes is be- heater! son, Jack McCarthy and Dave Wetterberg. (Look Photo) ing offered by the Memorial Hall JOE CONNOR - WALTER PEARSON ver Welding Co. library. In each group the first prize is to be of $5 for the finest AND ELECTRIC Elm Street Service Station list compiled; second and third lop Hours 8-12 15 ELM STREET • TEL 389 AT 'THE LIBRARY prizes will he in the form of books. el. And. 2029- R Members of the Merrimack Val- K ST. ANDOVER ley Bird club took the field for four NEW BOOKS sentative. An exciting interpreta- hours Sunday morning on the first The following new books have tion of the hysteria that is a blot on the history of our country, yet Reserve District No. 1 trip of the year. The walk in North added to the Memorial Hall libra- Andover and West Boxford in- ry and are ready for home use: made seem the natural action for I OF a people among whom the devil cluded Barker st., Chadwick's pond Seven Men Of Gascony Delderfield AL BANK and Hovey's pond. During the trip A study of the behavior and walked, unrecognized. the close of business on 38 species and 214 individuals were thought of seven men who served The Big Barbecue. Hughes identified. in the army of Napoleon when the If you're going to aim for a ptroller of the Currency, The observers were: Mrs. Cyn- might of France challenged the million dollars, the smart thing to RI Statutes thia Pike, Mrs. Harry Wright, Miss world. do is to take the first step. Ariadne Frances Brown, Winthrop New- For Us The Living Chevalier Pontius did that by moving her ding reserve oomb, Albert Retells!, Jr., Dr. H. Social , struggles of the United fancily from New York to that part of New Mexico which was tlit action $1,998,475.61 C. East, and Oscar M. Root. States from 1929 to 1941, form "Atomic Valley", unknown to the direct and The following birds were listed: the background of this novel of a Choose From Every Popular Size! 3,372,097,21 fortune seeker. pied-billed grebe 1, wood duck 1, woman whose husband is mur- The Corner That Held Them visions 281,671.70 ring-necked thick 1, red-shouldered dered and the ensuing trial brings out the implicating of business- Warner ck of Federal hawk 1, marsh hawk 2, sparrow men, labor unions, political groups A story of the forty-odd years in 12,000.00 hawk 1, ring-necked pheasant 1, All At One Low Birthday Price! the history of Oby in Catholic killdeer 3, herring gull 3, flicker 10. and international conspiracy. overdrafts) .. 2,374,792,65 England, at the end of the Middle downy woodpecker 1, phoebe 1, The God-Seeker Lewis Ages. During this span of years tore and fix- tree swallow 16, barn swallow 1, A novel of the coming to matur- there is the incident of the Black 1:15,618.81 blue jay 1, crow 10, black-capped ity of a young New England mis- Death and the premonition of the 9,906.49 chicadee 6, robin 20, bluebird 5, sionary in frontier Minnesota, and approaching times of social un- ruby-crowned kinglet 3, emir wax- the part he played in the hectic KENNETH $8,184,56247 rest. The story is of the daily lives wing 6, starling 12, myrtle warbler drama of pioneer Bile. the liined made of the cloistered people, brought 2, English sparrow 1, meadowlark The Golden Net Redinger to life by the writing of a master 7, red-wing 16, cowbird 9, purple Young, charming Marcia Ander- CURTAINS hips, and cor- craftsman, Sylvia Townsend War- finch 2, goldfinch 4, red-eyed towhee son goes to the campus of a Mid- $4,567,554.12 ner. 3, savannah sparrow 1, vesper spar- western college as English teacher s, and corpor- row 4, slate-colored junco 3, chip- The Deer ('ry Schofield 1,769,394.52 and finds her professional and per- ping sparrow 6, field sparrow 6, sonal life confused by her desire A fictional life of Ireland's Saint lueluding pos- white-throated sparrow 3, song to be a natural, human and rea- Patrick. 457,940.44 sparrow 35, mourning dove 3. sonable personality. After Midnight Albrand 282,227.7i ens Peace, My Daughters Barker A young American lawyer, sent 190,365.94 to Italy to check on the sale of a An ancient remedy for fever Salem, in the bitter days of 277,819.51 painting to one of his clients, finds Necks, etc.) .. was to wash water over the patient witchcraft in 1691 is the scene of himself/ in the estate that he had ..$7,545,302.30 and onto a frog, to which the the girl Remembrance's attraction been assigned during the war and 35,053.81 fever was supposed to pass. to John Horne, the devil's repre- which he had been betrayed to 87,580,351.11 the Germans. Here is his chance KNUEPFER &DIMMOCK - 286 ESSEX STREET to rekindle an old love and to TS seek out his former betrayer. LAWRENCE The Walled City 200,111.11 Huxley 10.00 Two men and two women are 200,098 the main characters in this novel 204,206* of English people in the African bush country, with the violence of 604,20636 KIMBALL PIANOS riots, black intrigue and colonial ACCOUNTS.. $8,184,562.47 politics. Cutlass Empire Mason A wild, hard story of Henry liabilities and $968,213.11 Morgan, greatest buccaneer of all, who fled from Cromwell's England eduction of re- 47,543.31 and was a castaway on a Carib- bean island. Here he learned to SS: hate the Spanish, and made his rnamed bank, do Bolen:WI vow of vengeance on all of them. the best of my knowledp The Moving Stairs Pickrel Here is young romance, the in- . HOLLAND, Cashier. timacy of a small town as the • background of a girl's "growing 'orrect-Attest up" in the care of her grand- Louis S. Finger Parents while her own mother Burton S. Flagg goes on with her shallow, undisci- W. E. Brinier plined ways. 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AND WALLPAPER CO. is cheaper obligation on your part. 70 BROADWAY - LAWRENCE On Saturday evening there will Ann Evelyn Locke Committee Plans for Abbot Notes ... be a concert at Phillips academy Sirois Discusses Events Memorial Day Services The announcement of the 1949 of the Abbot Fidelio society and Guest At Shower (Continued from Page One) BALL members of the Abbot chapter of the Phillips academy glee club. Miss Ann Evelyn Locke, daugh- Threatening World Peace flowers to the graves of all An- mire. Haw the National Cum Laude society The John-Esther Art Gallery at ter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Events threatening world peace manager of the Andover Inn, a dover veterans. was made in chapel on Monday Abbot will be the scene of a co-ed Locke of 207 Highland rd., was the morning by Miss Marguerite were forcibly brought to the at- letter of thanks for all the cour- Ira tea party on Sunday afternoon guest recently at a shower ten- nuton was appointed principal. The following tention of the Andover Service testes extended the club during honorary marshal. April Hearsey, when the two art groups, one from dered her in honor of her corning members of the class of '49 were club by Brig. Gen. Edward D. the season. The memorial endly the Abbot art class and one from marriage to Joseph L. Mullen, 317 Day committee is Sirois of Lawrence at the meeting as named as having attained the dis- the Phillips art class will meet at The nominating committee Lawrence st., Lawrence. The cere- tinction: Anne Dartt, Glen Head, last Thursday night where the brought in the following list: for sfollows'IraBuxton, chairman; Kenneth Scht tea to hear the results of the judg- mony will be performed at St. Au- Mrs. James Long island, N. Y.; Barbara Ham- members voted to increase the L. Sherman, Thomas Eldred, s e rs• ice v ing in the contest which has in- president, Walter E. Buxton; first gustine's church at 3 p.m., Sunday. bona( by, Great Neck, Long Island, N. James Robjent, G. Alton Porter, r . volved the two groups for the past dues from $6 to $8 annually. vice-president, Stanley F. Swan- Randolph Y.; Elinor Massie, Lexington, Ky.; The shower was given at the ailey, Elizabeth several weeks. An abstraction was With so many asking if we are ton second vice-president, Harold were m Elizabeth Merrick, Hamilton, On- home of Mrs. Locke on Highland r d introduced to the two groups by going to have another world war, E. Heseltine; secretary, Eugene quet to be held i tario, Canada; Mary Pendleton, rd., by Mrs. Benjamin W. Locke of ADM loa brreitthG); Cole.William V,B Rockwell and the speaker said, he had given A. Bernardin; Treasurer, James meetingee t K ‘vaplel trbhyee New Haven, Conn.; Joan Webster, the teachers, and of it were to be Summer st. The home was attrac- Horan. m worked out original compositions considerable thought to the ques- R. Mosher. it Andover; Deborah Williams, Ith- tively decorated in pink and blue of flags and flower., tion and concluded the answer lies rYniJtirgaii I ne;ggl'liu interpreting the abstraction. Members of the nominating for the occasion, and the guest of —Ira aurxgteon; finance, — Com- fitnF oeeTieche btiali'e aca, N. Y. Sharpe as co-hot Winners will be announced Sun- somewhere between "no" ' and committee were: William V. Em- honor opened her many gifts be- manders Sherman and Eldred; As is the custom, accompany- "maybe". will have day afternoon by the judges. mons, chairman, Carl E. Elander, neath a shower bell that showered markers,—G. Alton Porter and ing the announcement of the Cum p er od. The entire school with the ex- Brig. General Strobl, command- John H. Gaecoe, Henry S. Hopper her with rose petals and baloons. James Robjent. onal Laude members, the school was f he ception of the preparatory class er of artillery in the 26th Division and Rowland W. Luce. A buffet lunch was served by the t report addressed by a former student of mittee will be g participated Wednesday afternoon and a member of the national The article on annual dues was hostess, assisted by Mrs. Mary Zack Abbot who had won the Cum Reoff etm of this week in the 1949 nation- guard for 34 years, was at the first amended and then by a vote and Mrs. Benjamin L. Locke. ing Laude distinction. The speaker to Mrs. Matthew this year was Miss Beverly Brooks wide high school testing program. border with Battery C of Law- of over two-thirds was accepted, Those present included: Mrs. This is a co-operative test on re- rence; with the 102nd Field Ar- as follows: Annual dues shall be John Mullen, Mrs. Arthur Mullen, of the Class of '41. Miss Brooks is Refreshments cent social and scientific develop- tillery in World War I, and in the $8 payable four dollars in October Miss Barbara Koerner, Miss Mar- Sbehraif now associated with the M. I. T. Mrs. Schofield m press. Yesterday, a group of the ments. It is an unannounced test, last conflict served five years with and four dollars ' in April; one garet Tierney, Miss Joan Holds- m and therefore no special prepara- the armed forces, first with the dollar of each such payment shall worth, Miss Eleanor Maxwell, Miss Joy. faculty and students, members of T. A. Notes tion is made by the young people tank destroyer group and then be used only for welfare or coin- Eileen Locke, Mrs. Joseph Myatt, p. the Cum Laude society, attended The following who take it. The results serve to overseas with Gen. Joseph Still- munity service within the Town of Mrs. Elizabeth Locke. Mrs. Stanley a regional meeting of the organi- Bradlee school zation at Deerfield school. show to_ what degree the' young well's staff as instructor in China Andover, the balance to be for Smith, Mrs. William Payne, Mrs. people are informed as to the and Burma, working directly with general expenses of the club. This Andrew Innes, Mrs. Arthur Locke, The physical education depart- ursZygi°nali which events of significance which are the Chinese army for a long change shall take effect in Octo- Mrs. George Locke, Mrs. Wilfred Tthhe ment will take a large group of Lowell Teacher taking place in their day. The test period. ber, 1949, and all bills for semi- girls to Boston to see the English Barnard, Miss Mary Mullen, Mrs. John Wilson, Mn took place at 4:40 o'clock lasting He was awarded the Legion of annual dues thereafter shall read, Millie Shorten, Mrs. Mary Zack, Women's lacrosse touring team Mrs .Edna until 6:10 o'clock. Merit by the United States govern- "For general expenses $3, for Mrs. Charles Mullen, Mrs. Benjamin play exhibition games. Lacrosse Myers, Mrs. has just been introduced at Abbot, A large group of Abbot girls ment and was twice decorated by service $1." L. Locke, and Miss Evelyn A. the Chinese government. Paul Payne and under the direction of Miss Dor- will attend the production of It was also voted that all initia- Locke. A film will be othy Judd of the physical educa- "Little Women" to be given at Introduced by President Frank tion fees in the future be added Miss Locke was also given a mis- meeting showing tion department. Punchard high school. Saturday L. Brigham following a dinner in ,to the service fund of the club. cellaneous shower recently at the saving bonds. On Friday evening, the students evening. the Free church vestry, Brig. Gen. It was voted that a new article home of Mrs. Andrew Innes, 38 Can- SHAWSHEEN The nominatir will be addressed informally by Sunday evening at the usual Sirois said that despite the fact be added to the by-laws, as fol- terbury st. give their report Miss Christine von Goeben of the hour for vespers, Hanson Baldwin, that all want peace, the American lows: The present vocational fund MOTOR MART lag. They are, Mt Class of '47. Since graduating writer and lecturer, will address people have been rushed by a ($404.45) shall hereafter be The average U.S. coffee drinker Your Andover Ford Dealer Mrs. Raymond from Abbot she has spent some the students and faculty on major speedy succession of events into called the Nathan C. Hamblin vo- annually consumes the equivalent 47 Haverhill St., Shewaheen James Fairweatl time during summer vacations in issues in international areas. Mr. preparations for another war. rational fund. The principal of the of a year's production from nine Tel. 767—Law. 15835 Mrs. Ralph Sh The only country standing in fund shall be loaned without in- coffee trees. Europe, principally Germany, in and Mrs. Baldwin are in Andover man of the COT connection with youth rehabilita- to visit their daughter, Barbara, a the way of peace, he said is Rue- terests in amounts of not over the annual bangs tion. senior middler at Abbot. sia and the decision of war or $200 in any one year to any boy uled for the Jur peace for that country rests with or girl residing in Andover, and (trig Recovering Fron not the people but in the hands of shall be used only for attendance ANTIQUES — ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL The many fries 13 men who have the power to at a vocational school. Each such Matthews, forme PERFECT plunge the world into another con- loan shall be recommended by the 74 MAIN STREET, ANDOVER and now residin filet. superintendent of schools and ap- If you seek something different, we have it! Me., will be glad Discussing Soviet aims, he said proved by the board of directors. SERVICE... Staffordshire Willow Platters from 3.50 is convalescing a that war is a definite possibility An annual report of funds and Why do the wash yourself when English Tea amid Coffee Cups and Saucers from $2.50 mother, Mrs. S as there seems to be no doubt that receipts shall be made to the club. China Ash Trays and Cigarette Holders from .75 Littleton after we can inexpensively and effi- Russia will not rest until it tries It was also voted that $50 a and many more really lovely items for "just right" gifts for the operation at the June Bride or Graduate ciently relieve you of this try- to make the rest of the world com- year be added to the vocational hospital in Bosh ing chore? You'll like our per- munistic. He said this country is fund from the service fund. WE MAKE AND REPAIR LAMPS Cuts Finger doing much to halt the spread of The meeting was well attended, Inquiries Welcomed Call Andover 2210 fect service! Clyde Mears of Communism but things are going 64 members being present at the a painful cut o QUICK WET WASH SERVICE from one crisis to another. roast dinner served by the ladies Friday at his hot EXPERT FLAT WORK The Chinese situation in Asia is organization of the Free church. to the Lawrence as serious as the situation is in During the evening the Face for treatment. H. Europe, he said. North China is church choir under the direction ONE MORE WEEK! while working lost to the Reds and if all of China of Donald L. Amy entertained We will then have as Modern a Grocery Store as we saw. comes under communists control witn selections. could possibly put together under the circumstances Planning Bantu. he felt we would lose our position Steven T. Byington of Ballard- which we had to overcome. The members in the Pacific which we won in vale offered the blessing. The free We feel that you, as ourselves do, will find a far dif guild of the Unii the last war. The recent shelling dinner was won by Harold E. church are spon of British ships might lead to the Heseltine amid the door prize, a ferent and certainly much more improved manner of and Daughter" opening of another war, he point- ticket for the Red Sox-Yankees attending to your needs. for the mothers ed out, and then went on to ex- opening game at Boston 'was won Our store with its CHANGED APPEARANCE will the parish. Th, plain new military developments by Granville E. Clark. please you, we are sure of that. The same old atmos- held May 9 in t in various fields. He felt war was phere of THE HUNDRED-ODD YEARS HERITAGE Mrs. Charles Sc not a probability but we must re- NEVER Green. Mrs. Jam main strong. It EMMA E SALE WHICH WE HAVE BEHIND US, WILL CHANGE. Ralph Sharpe, Regarding the cost of war he Warmed over leftovers from i' Mitchell are the said that in the time of Caesar it recent sale with new additions SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS full pound 27c Doris Shaw wit cost $75 to kill one enemy soldier; will make up the merchandise on the entertainmer in the time of Napoleon $3000; sale at rummage sale to be spon- TASTY-BITE PEARS—In heavy Syrup-21/2 size 39c during World War I it was $21,- sored by the All-Women's post, BURNHAM £.7 MORRELL CLAM CHOWDER 427, American Legion. Saturday 000, and in World War II it Condensed 2 tins 29c Jumped to $200,000. morning in Livingston's Flower 15c In the business meeting that shop. AMAIZO GOLDEN SYRUP-24-Oz. Bottles followed the address, four new ap- Everything has been marked WEBSTER'S STRAWBERRY JAM — 1-lb. Jars 37c plicants were accepted. They were, down and there'll be bargains to Richard Simmers, Dascomb rd., meet everyone's pocketbook. Drop James M. Busher, 116 Main st., in at 9 o'clock before everything is John J. Driscoll, 36 Summer st., picked over. THE ROCKPORT MARKET and George Hird, 79 North st. Accommodation Service Secretary T. Augustine Far- Porpoises believed to be 300 to ragher announced that the club 100 years old are found on the membership is now 193, of which Galapagos islands, according to 39 were new this season. the Encyclopedia Britannica. President Brigham announced Take the " that the next and final meeting of Mother's Da' New ASBESTOS SIDING something the season, would be held May 19 New beauty in John" Manville Psi, A Handy Way • .. somethir at the Andover Country club and matone Colored Asbestos Sideman'. thrill her . Also Insulated Brick and Stone. Low-Cost Magic would be in charge of the sports Roofing. Estimate. Free, selected froi committee. WILLIAM P. DOYLE To Subscribe To of bound-to-1 It was voted to have the secre- Foster Circle, And. — Tel. 1483 For Your Kitchen ary write Edward A. 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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — APRIL 28, 1949 5 tee Plans for Eigth Annual Birthday all ages—infants to grownups— Andover Church Ass'n respondent of the Christian Sci- may be found. ence Monitor, was the principal DI Day Services Bazaar At Abbot, May 7 BALLARDVALE Bedding plants, garden tools, Holds Annual Meeting speaker. nued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) garden accessories and flower con- Randolph Perry was chosen In the elections other Andover moderator for the fall meeting of Mrs. Hazel Schofield, Correspondent, Telephone 898-M tainers of many kinds will be dis- members were named to several o the graves of all An- the students and faculty in the played for sale at the flower booth the Andover Association of Con- committees as follows: Advisory, erans. Wednesday -night service groups. under the direction of Miss Bar- gregational churches when that Herbert I. Carter; religious educa- Girl Scouts Notes luxton was appointed Friendly Guild These attractive offerings are sup- bara Humes, and circling amongst group held its annual meeting last tion, the Rev. Frederick B. Noss; The April business meeting of marshal. The members of Troop 19 are plemented by many unusual and the crowd will be the gardenia Sunday afternoon and evening at laymen's counsellor, george W. the Friendly guild was held on omorial Day committee la busy these days having cookouts. beautiful articles which have been girls with a lovely flower to sell the West Parish church. Glennie; committee on arrange- 8: Friday evening at the home of They are working in pairs using contributed to the various booths for your coat or to take home to a More than 260 delegates were ments, the Rev. Levering Rey- xton, chairman; Kenneth Mrs. James Schofield. The devo- reflector ovens and tin can stoves. by patrons of the school; other friend. present at the sessions. The Rev. nolds, Jr., missionary education, man, Thomas Eldred, tional service was led by Mrs. This is part of their preparations friends, proprietors of specialty In the tearoom, which will be Reuben H. Markham, foreign cor- the Rev. Mr. Nose. objent, G. Alton Porter, Randolph Perry. for the hike to be held later. shops in the community and turned into a country fair in at- Bailey, Elizabeth Buchan, Plans were made for the ban- The group is divided and each Boston, have most generously sup- mosphere and decor, there will be Volker, Richard Wrigley, quet to be held in May. A sewing one holds a party and a television plied the booths with all sorts of country maids to bring tea at at- The tie. William Rockwell and meeting will be held at the next show in turn. useful and beautiful things to tractive small tables. The menu loran. meeting at the home of Mrs. tempt the visitors. will offer sandwiches, cookies, BEST rge of flags and flowers, Spring Musicale Robert Mitchell with Mra. Ralph The green circle of lawn in cheese puffs, and other dainties ixton; finance, — Corn- Insist On Sharpe as co-hostess. Miss Doris The spring musicale at the Hal- front of Draper hall is very gay on excellent tea and coffee. Then you Costs Sherman and Eldred; Shaw will have charge of the de- lardvale Methodist church was Bazaar day. Along the rim are the may buy a pot of baked beans —G. Alton Porter and given at 1 0: 3 0 a. m. Sunday and No objent. votional period. selling booths very festive in bril- right from the chef, made in the A report of the nominating com- included the following: liant colores and very individual Abbot kitchens. The tearoom will WEINER'S mittee will be given at the next Prelude, Palms of Glory, Nolte. in artistic expression. The booths be open from 3 to 5 p. m. More! meeting. Remembrances were sent Organ and piano duet, Ruth W. are tended by Abbot girls. In the Abbot girls will act as guides to Mrs. Matthews a former mem- Crawford, organist, and A. Riama center of the circle the Highland to see to it that you find your way • ber. Crawford, pianist. band in full clan regalia will play readily to the various side shows Refreshments were served by Duet, Joy and Gladness (Easter) their bagpipes. There are plenty such as the puppets, and to the Mrs. Schofield and Mrs. Roland Stults. Organ and piano by the of games for the youngsters, and exhibits which will be housed in Joy. Misses Crawford. a nursery for the tots in case their the John-Esther art gallery. Ft K STOR1( 1,1', P. T. A. Notes Soprano solo, Jesus Lives, mothers would like to do some Abbot takes pride in the in- The following members of the terest which the community whole- Marzo. Ruth W. Crawford, accom- brisk shopping, or take friends to For Your Protection Bradlee school P. T. A. attended panied by A. Riama Crawford. tea. The nursery is to be well- heartedly shows each year in the 4044414 the regional conference last Offertory, 0 FHB, 0 Enloe, cared for under the direction of birthday bazaar. A most cordial 276 Essex St. VAULTS ON THE PREMISES Thursday which was held in the Mueller. Mrs. Dorothy Ratte. The refresh- welcome awaits those who come, Lowrence FORD Lowell Teachers college; Mrs. Quartet, Welcome Happy Morn- ment booth will have ice cream and a very good time is promised. John Wilson, Mrs. Alma Marshall, ing, Sullivan. Ruth W. Crawford, cones, soft drinks and candies to Remember—rain or shine, Mrs. Edna O'Hara, Mrs. Henry soperano, Clara M. Rollins, alto, delight the children. PARTS Myers, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. A. Manna Crawford, tenor, the Homemade foods will be sold at WINDOW SHADES Paul Payne and Bart Smalley. Rev. W. M. Crawford, baritone. the day scholars' booth, and the GREEN or ECRU kl, *)5 9 93 A film will be shown at the next Junior choir, Easter, Easter, popularity of Andover cakes, buns, 36 Inch Size $1.55 Some Slightly Used 50c Each meeting showing the value of U. S. Happy, Happy Easter. We're Chil- desserts, cookies, rolls, and other `.-4110 HAIR MATTRESSES REMADE IN ANDOVER saving bonds. dren of One Father. Jesus Loved fancy items usually means that SHAWSHEEN The nominating committee will the Flowers. A Secret. God Is there is a standing line when this R. L Luce CALL ENTERPRISE 5343 give their report at the next meet- 19 Barnard St. Andover MOTOR MART Love. booth opens. Knitted articles for ing. They are, Mrs. George Brown, Solo, soprano, Jerusalem, Andover Ford Dealer Mrs. Raymond Reid and Mrs. Parker. Ruth W. Crawford acc. by averhill St., Shawsheen James Fairweather. A. Riama Crawford. T07—Law. 5685 Mrs. Ralph Sharpe is the chair- Junior choir, Whisper Song. man of the committee planning Happy Birds. Sing and Be Glad, the annual banquet. This is sched- solo part by Bruce Meyers. All uled for the June meeting. ullurds Around the Wide World. Recovering From Operation Postlude, Holy City, Adams. IN LOWELL 3ONTIN ENTAL The many friends of Mrs. Foster Matthews, formerly of Ballardvale Personals MOVER and now residing in Skowhegan, Miss Mary Elizabeth Green has • we have It! Me., will be glad to know that she returned to her home on Marland from 3.50 is convalescing at the home of her rd., after spending several days ucers from $2.50 mother, Mrs. Arthur White of with friends in Claremont, N. H. CHOPS PRICES [era from .75 Littleton after undergoing an Miss Harriet Schofield attended just right" gifts for the operation at the Baker Memorial a church conference at Farrington ate hospital in Boston. Memorial in Lincoln Friday and LAM PS Cuts Finger Saturday. Call Andover 2210 Clyde Mears of Oak st., suffered Mrs. Marion Kelsey has re- UP TO 60% a painful cut on his finger last turned to her home in Amesbury Friday at his home. He was taken after visiting the Rev. and Mrs. to the Lawrence General hospital Philip M. Kelsey. for treatment. He obtained the cut Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green and WEEK! while working with his electric son James of Marland st., spent All Sales Final! No C.O. D.'s or Exchanges lrocery Store as We saw. the weekend with friends in r the circumstances Planning Banquet Woodstock, Vt. The members of the Friendly Mrs. Donald Boyd and sons of MEN'S STORE will find a far (lit guild of the Union Congregational Vernon, Conn., are visiting Mr. church are sponsoring a "Mother and Mrs. James Nicoll of Clark rd. 100% WOOL! mproved manner of and Daughter" party to be held Mrs. Anna Hess has returned Broadcloth Shorts for the mothers and daughters of home by plane after spending the 79c APPEARANCE will the parish. This party is to be winter months with Mr. and Mrs. CHOPPED FROM 1.00 'he same old atmos- held Slay 9 in the church vestry. Hodson and family of Seattle, Boxer style, some grippers. In k'EARS HERITAGE Mrs. Charles Scoble, Mrs. Frank Wash. striped broadcloth. JS, WILL NEVER Green, Mrs. James Schofield, Mrs. Miss Dorothy Asadorian of Ward Hill spent her school vaca- COATS Ralph Sharpe, and Mrs. Robert Mitchell are the committee. Miss tion with her grandparents, Mr. Athletic Shirts Doris Shaw will have charge of and Mrs. Ralph Greenwood of full pound 27c CHOPPED FROM 1.00 69c the entertainment. up-21/2 size 39c Tewksbury st. Fine combed cotton sleeveless athletic shirts. AND IOWDER 2 tins 29c :. Bottles 1 5c Leather or Plastic Belts - 1-lb. Jars 37c CHOPPED FROM 1.50 AND 2.50 Famous makes in plain or fancy styles. 98c SUITS MARKET Accommodation Service Men's Broadcloth Misses! Women! Juniors!

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6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — APRIL 28, 1949

EDITORIAL THOUGHTS Views of M EET What Our Readers Say -- The News 5 fit A W RESOLVED: " THAT- THE MOOT QUESTION SELECTMEN'S MEETINGS Mrs. G. I (Continued from Page One) Resolved :—" That the Meetings of the, Andover Board of Editor of the Townsman: Editor of the Townsman: Selectmen Be Open to the Public and the Press." ala. As simple as that. And so are Your April 14 editorial, "Admit Concerning the Townsman's those who swallow the halt. An'ardent Andover advocate of all American freedoms the Public and the Press," pleads timely comments, given in the in Seys the Cominform, the mouth- Shawsheen Village suggests that as the subject of a debate which might be held well one side of a lively but moot Apr. 14 issue, about the select- piece of world-wide communist question. It is likely, however, men's "closed door" policy in rela- highlyn i• : in'1 in Andover's Memorial Auditorium. held u propaganda, "The mighty wave of that many readers will disagree tion to their meetings, the follow- lasT,herilli,aty t tdhe, the democratic movement is gain- It is suggested that the affirmative might be upheld by with you. You compare select- ing views are suggested for con- lerbert Al Cregg, ing momentum and the ranks of i three Punchard high school students, to be selected by the men's meetings to sessions of con- sideration by those desiring to Lawrence. the defenders of peace are growing gress. But is not a selectmen's come to a reliable decision. e principal because of their ability to debate and their knowledge more consolidated and monolithic. Coffee meeting like a President's confer- While it is true tae meetings afternoon ,ros grra, of fundamental civics; and that the negative be supported by During recent weeks the pace ence or a cabinet meeting, being of both branches of the federal lt i er movement has taken on more ac- Arthur e the three members of the board of selectmen. executive and not legislative in congress are open to the public Fi tive forms and assumed a mass Mrs. ail lace function? as are those of both branches of The suggestion appears to have real merit and might character." Evidence of this of the departmen Any person with business may the states' legislatures, the situa- "democratic" movement is the businessyNnitareshe.dtiNnvFg attract a large number of townsfolk. It does seem reasonable now visit the selectmen's meeting tions there obtaining are sub- rash of communist congresses of the plus' that t t teeptc to expect that the members of the board might be willing to either alone or with associates. To stantially different from that in "intellectuals' in New York, Paris log at the Shawst admit those without specific busi- Andover. Several newspapers are publicly and openly defend their expressed attitude toward and elsewhere. MADELYN S. MONDALE ness, however, would tend to delay represented at those meetings. iril permitting taxpayers and citizens to attend their meetings. A Cover For What? Because she believes that the and obstruct proceedings, and by Every shade of political belief is rnutn o hh : The Townsman welcomes letters of comment upon this This communist peace offensive friendliness, the excellent school destroying the present confidential there. It runs from that which aginininiounced a brit should remind us that Hitler too eT suggestion and also upon the subject of open or closed meet- system and the heritage of sound nature of interviews, would tend holds individual liberty superior ill) to till was a noisy apostle of "peace." ings. to defeat the very purpose for all the way to the other end of the will he on And it should suggest that there's government and vision for the Ticketst ckets * which the interviews are granted. scale where it is held that the bights. The * * something in the wind. Of course, future which are so evident in An- n A larger meeting-place, with more demands of institutionalism are enn the nightmare of the Atlantic Al- dover make this an ideal place to toit8hs i g SERVICE CLUB A REAL ASSET chairs, tables, ash-trays, etc., justified in making individual hearsed and has I liance must worry Stalin and Com- live and to bring up a family, Made- The existence of the Andover Service club is really worth- lyn S. Mondale has directed her would also be needed. At present, liberty subservient to its schemes. of a full evening's pany, for it must promise inter- if a citizen cannot get satisfaction while. keen enthusiasm and interest to Consequently, what occurs in The 'migrant fa ference with any plans for "peace- from the selectmen or other town those meetings is given the fullest many programs which were de- i e tn eet i ti w a The members of the Andover Service club have every right ful" appropriation of other nations committee, he may air his griev- light of publicity. We can take of signed to ensure the continuation o\vners Io : to be proud of their organization and its civic and democratic into the Russian sphere. But the ance, and in his own words, in the "Joint of the fine traditions of Andover. our pick in deciding what Is reli- included, Mrs. J. peace offensive is not merely a press or otherwise. But if he has able. activities. President of the Andover Council lett. Mrs. Julius worried answer to the Alliance. It a good case, experience shows that But here, in Andover there is of Parent-Teacher associations and Adolph nn ai The Andover Service club is blazing a trail of fine example is also a studied move in Russian the proper place to obtain real only one newspaper to report what foreign policy. It hopes to soften the Andover P.T.A., she is also Loveland. It was that might well be followed by other clubs and groups not only satisfaction in such instances is goes on. And as we have to take up the West and interfere with the state chairman of the pre-school ing p la y and w aB in Andover but in any community that strives to perpetuate the the town meeting itself. the word of the selectmen, who efforts of nations to bind them- service and chairman of the kinder- presented by the I Members of the press are wel- are directly responsible to all the American way of life and the highest standards of American selves together for mutual re- garten movement for the associa- The next meeti come at town meeting, as at Amer- people for what happens in those covery and security. It could very tion. will be at the hon inheritance. ican legislative sessions generally, meetings, little is to be gained .Jolliffe f well be setting the stage for a Also an active church member, and may report proceedings in SeN Unselfish devotion to matters pertaining to public wel- by having us get our news second boe 7tb Russian Munich — if the future she is vice-president of Alpha Phi full. 'In the past, local members of this fare was manifested in a recent action of the club in commit- should prove auspicious. hand from one newspaper which cial. All membe Chi sorority of South church, and the press have done just that at so is accountable to no one—and o bring somethin ting itself to certain projects in the interests of youth. One of Peace Congress—Russian Style is historian of the Priscilla Abbot our town meetings, and done it properly so—for its views of what the activities assumed is the clearing of an area adjacent to It could also have the objective chapter of the B.A.R. A member of well. It seems doubtful, however, occurs. both the League of Women Voters Pomp's pond for picnic tables and benches and another the of whipping up support through- whether selectmen, or any execu- Certainly there is no reason to out Communist Eastern Europe and the November club, when she tive departments, local, state or Mr wool painting of the buildings at the Plum Island polio camp. doubt the sincerity and skill of for any action Russia might choose has any free time she pursues her national, have legal or equitable the Townsman as a newspaper and These latest projects of the Andover Service club are in to take. For on the face pf it the two hobbies, handicraft and garden- (Continued on Page Twelve) keeping with post activities of the club such as the lighting of extraordinary energy displayed in ing. .(Continued on Page Twelve) whipping up support seems al- Born in New York City, she was the Christmas tree in the square and the maintenance of the most ludicrous. Yet the Russians educated in the Elkton, Va., public vocational fund. The latter will in the future be known as the aren't ones to dissipate their en- schools and completed her higher Nathan C. Hamblin Vocational fund, in honor of the club's first ergy fruitlessly. And it may well education at George Washington Down the Years president. be suspected that the innocent university, Washington, D. C. Be- TAXI ai titles of organizations attending fore her marriage to Attorney Wai- with Good work you men of the Andover Service club — keep these conferences hide well-direct- ter E. Mondale, she was employed it up. ed policy. To the Paris Congress— in the research department of the The Townsman ANDOVE * * * * * the World Congress of Partisans George Washington university of Peace — Czechoslovakia sends -Medical school where she was in 50 Years Ago — April 1899 LIBRARY IS PROGRESSIVE the Association of Radio Amateurs charge of one of the first endocri- ... CALL Andover's progressive Memorial Hall library is ever alert and an Automobile club, and from nology laboratories in the United The Townsman prints a list of salaries paid to teachers in oil but POST OFFIC Bulgaria comes the Supreme Com- States. to modern practices and activities that keep it in the vanguard By PHILIP R. ALLEN the High school. One special mittee of Physical Training and The Mondales and their two chil- of American town libraries. teacher listed as receiving $1000, Sport. The congress was launched dren, Elinor and Jason, live at 6 The comptroller's bureau, under the comptroller, Fred A. Monce- and the others between $350 and Readers are now asked to name the two books, at least, last month by the International Florence st. wicz, of Quincy, is the main ac- $750—with only two at the $750 read during the previous year. Selection may be dropped in a Liasion Committee of Intellectuals for Peace and the Women's Inter- counting office of the common- figure. Then, in an editorial, we ballot box at the library either with or without the name of national Democratic Federation, Nations that it will have its way, wealth, and has accounting con- say: "The taxpayers sometimes the selector. The purpose of this "favorite books" idea is to both supposedly spontaneous orga- or there will be no solution of dif- trol over all the departments with- feel that the school tax is a heavy ferences. reveal titles of enjoyable books, even though such books have nizations from behind the Iron in the state sti ucture. Its main one, but the gratifying result the Curtain. Russia—Defender Of Nationalism! function is to regulate all govern- parents see more than compen- not appeared on the best seller lists. The results will be made A sort of Junior Peace Congress It is hard to escape the conclu- mental expenditures and revenues sates any burden the tax imposes." known at an early date and will undoubtedly be of great help was whipped together on forty- sion that Russia thinks of its se- which represented in tae fiscal year Andover Grange presents two to Andover readers. eight hours' notice at Prague for curity only in terms of the forces 1948, approximately $500 million. short plays. The plays, and those it can mobilize, the territory it A new contest is also announced for two groups of An- the benefit of some 160 delegates Some confusion is bound to arise taking part: "Popping the Ques- who were refused visas for the can control, and the confusion it over the relationship between the tion": E. W. llurtt, J. Lewis dover students one for grades seven, eight and nine of all An- Paris Congress. Both congresses can create among those who op- state auditor and the comptrEller's Smith. Alma Bailey, Mrs. J. W. dover schools and the other to students of grades ten through were linked together for constant pose what it has set out to do or bureau. The state auditor, an elect- Mooar and Carrie Burtt; "The HE /S A twelve. Each contestant must select twelve books which he or telephonic communication — no may decide to do. The "peace con- ed official, represents the public Widow's Victim": John A. Morrill, gresses" and "offensives" are a LITTLE YOU she would like to have in a home library and give reasons for doubt to keep the party line and is therefore primarily con- 13. Frank Smith, Frank H. Hardy, straight — so that the 60,000,000 Trojan horse. Moscow gives itself cerned with "post" auditing. The Mrs. J. A. Morrill, Clara Putnam It just shows thinks of th the choices. Duplicate prizes of five dollars will be given for supposed adherents could simul- away when its press explains its comptroller, on the other hand, and Mrs. F. H. Hardy. , objectives. It has taken another GRECOE JET first choice in each group. Second and third prizes will be in taneously against the "atomic pi- represents the governor or excel,. word — this time "cosmopolita- Woman's Relief corps making when he think: rates of Wall Street, their auxilia- tive branch, and is concerned pi i- a 14-year rep the form of books. nism"—and twisted a new interp- plans for annual May breakfast ries and lackeys in other countries madly with "pre-auditing." merchandise . These library activities are worthy of splendid response. retation into it. "Cosmopolitanism in the town hall. Tickets on sale secretly agreeing upon new plans The bureau is divided into five service. Stop is a poisoned weapon for the de- at 25 cents each. They constitute further evidence of the high standard of li- for aggression." To keep the ball main divisions. The filing and- week. struction of the national conscious- The board of public works pe- rolling the British-Soviet society, transmittal division receives and brary service at Memorial Hall library. ness of the people. It is reflected titions the selectmen to call a presided over by the Dean of transmits all papers, vouchers and Canterbury, is canvassing "spon- in the appeals for a world state, a special town meeting to see it the world government and world citi- payrolls, for example, which must town will authorize the board to sors" for a Congress on Peace, be processed by the bureau. Nearly John H. Friendship and Trade with the zenship. Hence its exposure is of build sewers in sections of Main _ great international significance— a million documents of all kinds street, Porter street, Chestnut JEWELR' U.S.S.R. in June. 48 in fact, a component part of the go through this division in a single street and Washington avenue; MAIN EIT. Russian Peace — Or None general struggle of the peoples for year. also to see if the town will author- kntiotier Jun Admitted that there's too much lasting peace." A pretty technique, The pre-audit division examines ize the purchase of land from machine-like precision for the con- this great concern for national in- all the bilis which have been ap- Hardy and Cole, with the build- "A Treadway Inn" gresses to be spontaneous, might dependence—from communists! proved and certified by various de- ings thereon, for the use of the it not be suggested that Russia partment and institution heads. Located on Campus of The fact is that Russia regards board, and appropriate $2000 Weeds really wants peace? Why not meet any cooperation on the part of the These bills must be checked to therefor. Phillips Andover Academy her half way? That would be fine ascertain whether the articles are non-communist world as delibe- Abbot academy plans to install Inviting all to enjoy its facilities: if Russia wanted "peace" in the rate aggression against commu- being purchased through the pur- accepted sense. But it has been a dirt tennis court, and is almost Rooms — Meals — Functions nism. And it is now engaged in chasing bureau, or with the ap- effectively demonstrated that Rus- certain to build a golf course. Visit Our Newly Installed Gift *Imp selling that point of view to its proval of the purchasing agent; to sia will accept peace on her terms Blue serge suits are advertised people. If Russia really wants see that the contract price tallies Edward A. Remo., Mar. T.I. And. 901 or not at all, at least not without at $7.50, and warranted to be pure peace and order in the world it has with the price charged. In other a struggle. or it is clear that Corn- worsteds; men's summer shoes to do very little to give honest evi- words, their general function is to muniam must not be regarded as selling, according to our adver- dence of sincerity. We are certain- see that the money of the common- the natural emergence of a par- tising columns, for $2.50 and $3 per ly willing to meet her half way. wealth is being spent economically ticular brand of thought in a re- pair. irue Chip"Yields But until they do give such evi- and in accordance with law. stricted area of the world. It has dence, these fake protestations of When these bills have he" . pro- 215 Years Ago'— April 1924 Indicated Approximate come to mean the concentration of sincerity must be recognized for cessed, the warrant section which The Shawsneen Dramatic club Dividend Price Yield a power so great and so ruthlessly what they are. is in this division prepares them presents "Three Wise Fools." American Tel. a Tel. $9.00 146 6.20% applied that it can be imposed for a warrant which must go to the Members of the cast are Fred E. Boston Edison 2.80 42 6.67 upon a people against their wishes. btablisheri 1687 governor and council for approval Cheever, John Coggeewell, James du Pont 9.755 189 5.15 And this power is concentrated iu e THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN before the treasurer can make the B. Gillen, Mrs. Harbert Mayo. An- General Electric 2.00 37 a nation which has demonstrated 5.40 Published every Thonsloy by actual payment. both inside and outside the United drew Collins, Norman Wiggin. General Motors 4.50. 57 7.90 The Censelkieted Prose, Inc. W El Also within the pre-audit division James S. Hamilton, Gladys Glen- Norfolk di. Western 4.00 51 7.84 4 Perk Street, Andover, Mau. is the travel section, which exam- dinning, Jeinima Walker, John Try this exc Union Pacific 6.50* 80 8.12 Ines all the -bills connected with Entered es second close matter at the MacDonald, Charles Wansker, ment that k United Fruit 4.00' 50 8.00 Lumber — Paints Andover Pest 0011ca travel of state employees. It is Henry Hurt and Albert Wade. Peke Sc per copy $1.80 Pee 5551 as it nourish. 'Including interesting to note that it cost the prid in 1948. Anton Lang, who played "Chris- than a qua. Paper and Publisher lrving E. Rogers state during the past fiscal year ap- tus" in the Passion play at Ober- Editor Frank J. A. Humphrey lost three ye proximately $1.5 million for per- ammergau, and Guido Mayr, por- A SIOelliie Editor Byron T. Butler applied. Kidder, Peabody & Co. Hardware Adv. Mgr. Raymond 11. DeRnisseau sonal travel. trayer of Judas, guests at dinner Founded in 1865 14' omen' s N ewe Lois Said Ballardviiir Hazel Echoic:Id The accounting division is the at the home of Edward M. Richard sheed.k.es Mildred Best custodian of all the control ex- on N. Main st. Handy Shalt. 9 Central Street, Lowell Mason Supplies Wirs Pariah Sarah Lewis counts of the commonwealth. These "The resignation of Georg, Telephones: Lowell 8756 - 8757 "X:1910' accounts are so arranged and clas- Abbot and E. V. French from the NATIONAL be BOSTON NEW YORK J. E. Pitman Est. IDITONIAL sified that a running record can be finance committee should not 63 PARK ST. ANDOVER IASribOiiIkTraN kept of all monies received by or allowed to take place without Members New York and Boston Stock Exchanges in behalf of the commonwealth. comment," writes George 13. Frost TEL. 664 42 MA (Continued on Page Sixteen) (Continued on Page Seven

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Andover Firms Promote REALTY TRANSFERS Mary B. Robjent to South Down the Years Arthur Lovejoy to Mabel Grif- Church in Andover, Wolcott ave., Say -- Shop At Home Theme fin, Lovejoy rd. and Elm et. SHAWSHEEN Over forty Andover merchants Mrs. G. Edgar Best, Corresi lent, Telephone 171 with Rose E. Bullock to Arthur B. Ruth T. Stevens to Richard M. 'MEN'S MEETINGS and business firms have united in Glines, South Main at. Davis et ux, West Park's, Virginia if the Townsman: The Townsman a program of "Shop at Home First" Treffle Lamontagne to Albert rd. nitAMATIe DEPT. bakery or white elephant, or pre- riling the Townsman's serves. through a series of newspaper ad- E. Lamontagne et ux, Beacon st. department of the vertisements and window displays comments, given in the The Dramatic Club Banquet. (Continued from Page Six) J. B. Stevens Co., Inc., to Inhab. issue, about the select- Shawsheen Village Woman's club appearing simultaneously. Drive In for a The annual banquet of the who proceeds to pay high tribute of Town of Andover, Stevens st. !loeed door" policy in rein- held a highly enjoyable meeting The program will run for a period Shawsheen Village Woman's club to those two num. Ruth T. Stevens to Fredric S. ;heir meetings, the follow- East Friday at the home of Mrs. of nine weeks, the first of the series SPRING will be held at 6:30 p. m., Mon- Punchard and Reading High O'Brien et ux, West Parish, Vir- ea are etiggeeted for con- Herbert Al Cregg, Campo Seco st., appears in this issue. day, May 2 at the Andover Coun- schools play a 2 to 2 tie baseball ginia rd. m by those desiring to Lawrence. TUNE-UP try club. game. Punchard lined up as fol- Following are the business firms a reliable decision. Coffee was served prior to the Ruth T. Stevens to Maria B. and have us put your car This will he the annual meeting. lows: Souter, es; Partridge, 3h; participating in the program: W. it is true tne meetings afternoon program with Mrs. Livingston et conj., West Parish, Reports will be given by the com- Coutts, If; Dyer, p; Swenson, lb; R. Hill Hardware store; Michael in tune with the season! branches of the federal Arthur Steinert pduring. Virginia rd. mittee chairmen of the work ac- Stevenson, c; Mears, cf; Murphy, Jay's, F. W. Woolworth Co., An- s are open to the public Mrs. Wallace Fiedler, chairman Isora I. Trumbull, Est. to complished during the club year. 2b; Thompson, rf. dover Coal Co., Ford's Luncheon- .hose of both branches of of the department held a short George A. Trumbull et ux, Main The program for the evening Weddings: That of Walter H. ette and Bakery; Slander & Swan- TOMPKINS es' legislatures, the situa- business meeting in reference to et. will commence at S p. m. and the Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ton; Shawsheen Laundry Co.; Cross SERVICE STATION here obtaining are rub- the play that the group is present- John J. Fitzgerald et al to Mary guest speaker will be Mary liam Baker of 141 Main st., and Coal Co.; Driscoll's Package store; 416 No. Main St. Shawohiton y different from that in ing at the Shawsheen school this B. Robjent, Beason st. Roberts, her subject, 'Clothes to Hazel G. Broughm of Essex at., W. Shirley Barnard; Curly Top Several newspapers are Thursday and Friday evening at Suit the Personality." performed by the Rev, F. A. Wil- Beauty Shoppe; Park St. garage; sted at those meetings 8 p. to. Mrs. William Thompson, Mary Roberts is a prominent son; that of Daniel J. Driscoll of J. E. Pitman Lumber; Elm St. Ser- bade of political belief is chairman of the ticket committee, Boston stylist and her lecture will Lenox at., Lawrence, and Mary vice station; Andover Savings It runs from that which announced a brisk sale of the deal in fashions for the young M. Winters, daughter of Mr. and bank; Andover Market; Look adividual liberty superior tickets up to the present time. women at school, women it the Mrs. Michael Winters of Cuba st., Photo service; Doherty Insurance vay to the other end of the Tickets will he on sale at the door home and in business. She was performed by the Rev. T. P. Fo- Agency; The Andover Spa; Green's Another Mother's Day here it is held that the both nights. The play, "The Two educated in the United States, has garty, O.S.A.; that of Marguerite Sunoco station; Andover Gift of institutionalism are Hiss Ilemingways" is well re- studied abroad and in this country G. Kyle, daughter of Mrs. Annie House; The Dame Shop; Lee'a I in making individual MAY 8 hearsed and has all the promises the art and technique of making Kyle of Elm st., and John J. Hart Restaurant, Inc.; The Andover Na- subservient to its schemes of a full evening's entertainment. the most of one's ;appearance. of Lawrence, performed by the tional bank; Andover Cordial shop; ently, what occurs In The program for the afternoon Mrs. Norman Miller, president Rev. John A. Nugent, O.S.A. 'Pomkin's Service station; Baker eetings is given the fullest of the meeting was a one-act play, of the club, will preside at the Court St. Monica, Catholic Refrigeration & Television; Rein- It's always a pleasure and a privilege publicity. We can take "Joint Owners in Spain." The cast head table and committee mem- Daughters of America, has a whist hold's Shoe store; Andover News in deciding what is reit- included, Mrs. J. Heyworth Kel- bers to give reports include: Anti- party and the attendance breaks Co.; Andover Consumer's Co-opera- to remember her with an expression lett, Mrs. Julius Emmert, Mrs. que department, Mrs. Edwin L. all records. tive, Inc.; Temple Electric & Radio aere in Andover there is Adolph McLennan, Mrs. Gilbert Bramley; art department, Mrs. Jo- 10 Years Ago — April 1939 shop; Murray's Gulf station; The s newspaper to report what Loveland. It was a very entertain- seph Byrne; community service New board of public works Andover Book store; Verrette's of love and gratitude And as we have to take ing play and was extremely well and youth conservation, Mrs. office on the second floor of the restaurant; Jonathan Swift; Mary 'd of the selectmen, who presented by the cast. Charles Fowler; drama, Mrs. Wal- town house almost ready for use. G. Bailey's Book room; The Ear- ctly responsible to all the The next meeting of the group lace Fiedler; current events, Mrs. American Legion presents a born shop; The Hartigan pharma- • • • 'or what happens in those will be at the home of Mrs. Leslie Alfred T. Sughrue; literature, new inhalator-resuscitator to the cy; John H. Grecoe, jeweler; The s, little is to be gained S. Joilitfe of 7 Windsor st., and Mrs. Walter N. Webster; press, town. Stratford shop; Margaret Beauty ag us get our news second this will be the annual penny Mrs. Chester Kopatch; scholar- League of Women Voters has shop; The Balmoral pharmacy; Many attractive gifts, om one newspaper which social. All members are requested ships, Mrs. Harold G. Bowen; vet- its spring meeting at the Log Andover Finance Co.; The Rock- antable to no one--and to bring something saleable either eran's service, Mrs. Arthur E. Cabin. port Market, Inc.; Dalton pharma- appropriate books, so—for its views of what Steinert; ways and means, Mrs. Andover Parent Teacher asso- cy and Bob's Jenney station. Walter C. Caswell. The nominat- ciation elects these officers: Mrs. Inly there is no reason to ing committee will again give its Stafford A. Lindsay, president; Greeting cards he sincerity and skill of report and the election will take James Eastham and Mrs. Roscoe One of the newest products to nsman as a newspaper and place. E. Dake, vice-presidents; Mrs. reach the market is instant dry creamed milk which contains 12% inued on Page Twelve) Hostess chairmen of the annual Robert V. Deyermond, recording at banquet are Mrs. James R. Bald- secretary; Miss Evelyne Oliver, per cent butter fat. This powder win and Mrs. Clyde A. Fore. corresponding secretary; John requires no special refrigeration. Bowling Avery, treasurer. It may be added directly in its dry form to coffee, tea, chocolate and The Tuesday night Woman's Veterinarian inoculates 1 1 8 THE ANDOVER BOOKSTORE other hot and cold beverages. vn the Years Bowling league and the Thursday dogs against rabies at the central TAXI MINCE night Woman's Bowling league fire station. Folks are finding it the answer to Owned by The Andover Press, Ltd. many picnicking and camping with combined their top 15 bowlers in a Extensive repairs at St. Augus- TAXI problems. bowling session last Thursday eve- tine's convent almost completed. e Townsman ANDOVER SERVICE ning in the Crystal bowling alleys. The group of 30 women were s Ago — April 1809 divided into teams of five on a 'ownsman prints a list of ... CALL 414 ... team, six teams, and competed for paid to teachers in ell but POST OFFICE AVENUE the high league honor. The Thurs- 411 school. One special day night group had that honor by listed as receiving $1000, 30 pins which was obtained by BIG STYLE for pour LITTLE MAN others between $350 and taking the total pintail for each ;Rh only two at the $150 group. Chen, in an editorial, we Board Meeting 'he taxpayers sometimes There will be an executive board the school tax is a heavy meeting of the Shawsheen Village the gratifying result that Woman's club at 1:30 p. m., Fri- see more than compels day, Apr. 29 at the home of Mrs. y burden the tax imposes." Edward O'Donnell of 24 Riverina er Grange presents two rd. FOR SOTS FROM SIX TO SIXTY ays. The plays, and those Plans will be fully discussed tart: "Popping the Ques- concerning the annual banquet E. W. Burtt, J. Lewis and meeting which will he held at Alma Bailey, Mrs. J. W. the Andover Country club. HE /S A Members on the past year's and Carrie Burtt; "The Gay, colorful, smart...and my how they wear! Victim": John A. Morrill, LITTLE YOUNG! executive board have been presi- k Smith, Frank H. Hardy, dent, Mrs. Norman Miller; first It Jug shows that everyone All SPRINGFOOT SOX are knit to fit, of the A. Morrill, Clara Putnam vice president, Mrs. Walter Cas- 1. t. F. H. Hardy. thinks of the J 0 H N H. well; second vice president, Mrs. finest quality, fast-color yarns — and all have GRECOE JEWELRY STORE G. Edgar Best; recording secre- in's Relief corps making when he thinks of gifts! We've reinforced toes and heels — to assure comfort- sr annual May breakfast a 14-year reputation for fine tary, Mrs. T. Edwin Andrew, Jr.; 2. own hall. Tickets on sale merchandise . . . personalized corresponding secretary, Mrs. Carleton E. Schulze; treasurer, able, darn-free wear for months on end. You're nits each. service. Stop in yourself this seek. Mrs. Edward J. O'Donnell; direc- wise to choose SPRINGFOOT SOX for your 3. ,oard of public works pe- tors for two years, Mrs. Wallace the selectmen to call a C. Fiedler, Mrs. William G. little man. own meeting to see if the Thompson, directors for one year, 11 authorize the board to Mrs. Frederick A. Higgins, Mrs. were in sections of Main John H. Grecoe's Otto Eschholz. Porter street, Chestnut JEWELRY STORE 48 MAIN ST. TEL. R .nd Washington avenue; Americans used to freeze mince ee if the town will author- pies immediately after baking. 1. "ETON STRIPE" — Assorted colors. Sizes 6 Purchase of land from _41 to own's, ,nd Cole, with the build- .. to 91/, 39c noon, for the use of the 4r- Guaranteed by •••• and appropriate $2000 Good• Housekeeping 2. "PREP" — Beige, Maize, Skipper, White. Sizes *or 4 Aevantso akts",° 1/2 39c academy plans to install 7 to 9 mania court, and is almost THEY WEAR WELL! lo build a golf course. 3. "BASQUE"—Green, Navy, Brown, Maroon, in serge suits are advertised broad and narrow stripes. Sizes 7 to and warranted to be pure s; men's summer shoes 91/2 49c according to our adver- lumus, for $2.50 and $3 per Other popular styles in argyles, stripes and solid tones — sizes 6 to 13—at 39c, 49c, 55c, and 65c Ago-- April 1924 ihawsheen Dramatic club "Three Wise Fools." s of the cast are Fred E. John Coggeswell, James r"" KAP'S BOYS' SHOP 377 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. I, Mrs. Harbert Mayo, An- Please send me the following SPRINGFOOT SOX: ollins, Norman Wiggin, Hamilton, Gladys Glen- WEED a ilED Jeminia Walker. John Style Size Color No. of Prs. Price Try this exclusive SCOTTS Develop- old, Charles Wansker, ment that kills broad-leaved weeds 1 fart and Albert Wade. as it Lang, who played "Chris- nourishes grass. Proven on more 2 the Passion Islay at Ober- than a quarter-million lawns in the 3 au, and Guido Mayr, por- last three years. Dry compound easily t Judas, guests at dinner applied. ime of Edward M. Richard Name aims st. Handy Shaker Box - $1.00 Box treats 2500 sq ft $3.50 resignation of George Street Address ad E. V. French from the committee should not be City or Town to take place without W. R. HILL Tel. Law. 29788 t," writes George B. Frost 42 MAIN STREET TEL. 102 377 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE n Check Money Order Charge 7 C. 0. D. inued on Page Seven) 115 OMNI= 4 1111.1 0111,

8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — APRIL 28, 1949

honors for the high triple were Bowling League won by N. (Bata with 399. W. Stew- Legion Purchases Replacing Valve art was second with 388. The high JUNIOR HIGH Enjoys Banquet single was won by R. Cargill with New Resuscitator On Fire Whistle By JANET THOMPSON The Andover Town Bowling 165. J. Maranto with 163 was sec- Purchase of the new resuscita- Two valves for Ire whistles ar- league held its annual banquet ond. tor for the town has been com- rived in town this week, one tl Tuesday evening at the Red Hill The averages: Craig 120.41, J. JI'NiOlt HIGH from Italy, England and Czecho- pleted by Andover post, 8, Ameri- replace the ancient valve on the Country club. Donahey 111.80, Low 110.20, Martin- Girl's Glee Club slovakia. These letters will be react can Legion„ and formal presenta- whistle at the central station and the other for the new whistle to No The Andover Coal team was pre- to 110.7, Stewart 109.41, Giata The girls' glee club, under the in assembly Friday. tion of the apparatus will be made 109.38, Earley 109.29, Erler 109.19, direction of Mrs. Miriam Sweeney be installed on the Ballardvale sented with the championship tro- During the vacation the janitors shortly. station. phy which it won in the rolloff last Mele 108.23, D. Erler 108.19, Pe- McArdie, is preparing for the did a wonderful job in making the While the drive brought in a traltis 108, Anderson 107.40, Nelli- Firemen have been working for week at the Recreation alleys, and Barnard prize speaking contest school more attractive by repaint- fund slightly below the $425 Mai gan 106.70, Nicoll 106.54 R. Cargill the past few days in changing each member of the winning team Friday evening when they will ing the lower part of the first cor- sought for the resuscitator and 106.52, Nolin 106.16, McCullum over the new valve for the old at was presented with individual tro- sing the "Old Refrain" by Fritz ridor walls in two different colors, oxygen tanks, the post at its meet- 105.70, Naylor 105.25, W. Holden the central station and it is ex- phies. Kreisler. waxing the floors of the corridors, ing last week voted to make up 104.34, Provost 104.9, Smith 103.57, pected that this will be in opera- Fred's Lunch team was also The members of the glee club polishing desks, and washing win- the difference. This new apparatus Wh Minot'lis 103.37, Rizzo 103.36, Hajj tion very soon. This is expected to awarded a trophy for taking the are as follows: Sopranos, Joyce dows. • will replace the old one presented 103.2, Liveley 102.41, Ruel 102.37, eliminate the prolonged wailing runner-up honors. Thomas Galvin Mowat, Barbara White, Arlene Principal Milton Nelson will by the post 10 years ago and Ferrier 102.31, Connors 102.2, Gor- that caused so much trouble In was the main speakef of the eve- Pariseau, Marilyn Earley, Elinor soon visit the sixth grades which has been in service since don 101.52, Robt. Cargill 101.2, Done the past when the whistle got Yot ning. Others called upon were: Mondale, Dorcas Johnston, Janet throughout Andover to discuss the then. stuck. An appropriation of $455 101.1, A. Holden 100.57, Tudisco James Jimoulis, William Nicoll, Gleason, Marilyn Davis, Milda orientation program with the was voted for this installation at 100.35, Robt. Donahey 100.29, Wil- Many civic-minded organiza- James Fettes, Hal Wennik and John Beardaell, Joyce Ann Williams, pupils who will enter the Junior the last town meeting, liams 100.27, Viveney 99.42, Hatch tions and individuals contributed Grecoe. Barbara Williams, Barbara High next year. He will also meet An appropriation of $1000 was 97.55 Milnes 97.17, Scuto 95.29, to the drive during the past few An Wright. Carole Valentine, Eileen with the Boxford students to dis- voted at the same time for a new Members of the championship Witzgall 95.1, Estell 94.44, Grecoe weeks and assisted materially in Skeirik, Claire Grassi, Clara Bas- cuss the Junior High curriculum. whistle at Ballardvale where fre- team are: N. Glata, T. Low, C. Er- 94, McDonald 93.7, Wennik 92.3, making up the fund necessary for sett, Marilyn Dickson. Walter Wood, formerly of the quent complaints have been made ler, W. Holden and T. Harris. On Fitzgerald 88.14. the new equipment. Altos, Lucille Sherry, Bettie eighth grade, has moved to Pen- that the bell now in operation the second place team: B. Nicoll, H. Spare Bowlers: Harris 113.27, G. McMillan, Shirley Murray, Phyllis dleton, S. C. could be heard only a short dis- Gordon, R. Earley, B. Done, G. Milne Cargill 110.19, Wolfenden 103, La- Keep refreshments on t h e Thompson, Patricia Sanborn, Judy Raeburn Hathaway, president tance from the fire house. This and J. Nelligan. cease 102.17, Tacy 99.19, Morris- dainty side for teatime get-to- Auchterlonie, Lesley Jane West- of the school, spent an enjoyable will be installed as soon as the sey 98.10, Kelly 96.16, Waldie 91.11. gethers. A quarter cup of ripe fall, Ann Smith, Gladys Thomson, vacation with his family visiting complete machine arrives. EXPERT olives cut from their pits into Barbara Stone, Judy Nowell, Mary in Washington, D. C., and New small pieces and a quarter cup of PIANO TUNING Hurricanes Win Alice Shea, Maureen McKay, York City. crushed pineapple folded into a TYPING REPAIRING League Honors Nancy Friel, Maxine Wainwright, The boys will have an excellent package of cream cheese with salt Marie Cote, Shirley Clegg, Sylvia MIMEOGRAPHING Walter K. Jennings A rolloff for the championship baseball diamond on which to play to taste is a delightful spread for of the Women's Tuesday Night Carter, Claire Van Coppenolle, ADDRESSING Tel. Law. Pill this year since it has been com- open-faced sandwiches. Use cooky bowling league of Shawsheen was Judy Thompson, Carolyn Ward, pletely rebuilt. The softball area cutters to cut them in fancy Andover Letter Ur/ice SELF held Tuesday night with the Hur- Sally McCollum, Betsy Sparks. on the other side of the playstead shapes. 18 PARK ST. Tn. 1111 ricanes taking the honors by a Contests has also been improved and the PLUMBING pintail of 1394 to 1349 for the The annual Lincoln spelling football field reseeded. Liberators. contest for students of grades five Over 50 boys reported for the Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious and On the winning team were: D. through nine will be held in the first general baseball practice King, M. Young, E. Justice, E. Memorial auditorium, Friday, May Monday. summer by the coming of HEATING Locke and M. Bailey. Rolling for 13, at 7:15 p. m. The two winners After attending the vacation the Liberators were: P. Calnan, from each grade's contest will program at Essex Agricultural "My Good Things From New York" W. H. Welch Co. G. Driscoll, R. Beaudoin, N. Fla- enter the finals for the grand school, Emery LeTourneau and herty and M. Robinson. prizes. Small Copper Pieces lined with brilliant enamel. TEL AND. 1211 Alfred Cavallero have decided to The league banquet will be held The library contest, sponsored attend that school for the re- East Indian Turquoise Jewelry next Tuesday evening. by the Memorial Hall library, will mainder of the year. close May 20. In this contest the Grades closed Thursday, Apr. $1.45 up participants who are from public, 14, and report cards will be issued parochial, and Mrs. Pike's schools, this Friday. THE McCLELLAN GIFT SHOP are asked to list 12 books which Vacation ended, Students and South Main at Orchard St. Tel. 1724-M ..RELO 07.19112ard. they would choose for a home teachers were glad (?) to return library and give reasons for their to school and start the last term's choices in one or two sentences. work. • Social Studies CUSTOM-MADE MILLINERY For the seventh grade social By Air to studies classes, now studying Named Provisional Latin America, Robert Domingue ANYWHERE! Telephone 31306 has byought in and explained an Police Officer interesting exhibit of yerba, a tea Frank C. Hughes of Carmel rd., 134 JACKSON STREET By air to all parts of the U. S. A., South — LAWRENCE, MASS. which is raised in many Latin an employee of Phillips academy, America, Europe and the Far East . . . . American countries. Also on dis- was appointed a temporary provi- Call on us for information (LTI(i reserva- play are a gourd or "mate" from sional police officer by the board tions. which the tea is drunk, and a of selectmen at Monday night's Maytag - Spartan - GM Frigidaire - Eureka - Bendix silver 'straw used in sipping the meeting. The appointment will be ANDOVER TRAVEL BUREAU yerba mate. effective as soon as Mr. Hughes' Fred E. Cheever, Mgr. Notes name appears on the approved list 21 MAIN STREET, ANDOVER PHONE 775 OR 10541 F. J. LEONE CO. Religious education classes were from the civil service commission. —5 FLOORS— cancelled for Wednesday after- This makes the fourth member noon in order that everyone might of the provisional police. Others are, FAMOUS BRAND NAMES attend the combined assembly John Campbell, Francis Sparks and Radio4 - rimaliamoat with Punchard at 1 2:3 0 p. m. The Benjamin C. Brown. With the re- THIS IS OUR HOME program featured William Hacker, cent appointment of three perman- 430 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. concert pianist. ent police officers the reserve list Our hopes and ambitions are centered in this During the month of Apr., 72 TELEPHONE 7137 is now down to one man, Warren town. Naturally then, it should be our sincere students deposited a total of A. Maddox of River rd. desire to make this, our home town, the best Stromberg Carlson and Dumont Television $1 3 1.38 in the school bank. ?he board granted permission to Tuesday the eighth and ninth the Lawrence Gas & Electric Co., possible community in which to live and rear grade homemaking classes were to construct an underground con- our children. shown a movie on clothes entitled duit in Cheever circle at a point "Pattern for Smartness." The about 150 feet northerly from Cabot With this thought in mind our local business seventh graders are busy making road. men are sponsoring this campaign for Civic salads which are both delicious Permission was granted for the and decorative. relocation• of a pole on Prospect Betterment. The children of the Andover road, near the Ward reservation schools have generously filled a jointly occupied by the Lawrence If we all work together, we can accomplish our total of 64 Junior Red Cross gift Gas & Electric Co., and the N. E. purpose. boxes to be sent abroad. Thank Tel. &Tel. Co. you letters for boxes sent last It was voted to cooperate with Will you do your part? You can if you v II spring have been received recently the North Andover selectmen in Introducing . . . the replacement of two stone bound- W. SHIRLEY BARNARD ary road. monuments that have been SHOP AT HOME FIRST broken. Both are on the North An- Sponsored by Andover Business Men's Ass, Real Estate and Insurance dover line, one on High street and H. E. Heseltine, Sec'y. (DaT .IVEckw-ecez. — the other on Gray road. M al n and Marnard Wools Foster C. Barnard of 14 Cabot Telephone IS rd., was drawn to serve as a juror at the session of superior criminal *it We have had produced, to our own specifications, a compre- court opening at Newburyport May MARKETI 16. hensive assortment of fine im- William Riley of Hall ave., Bal- ported and domestic neckwear dC lardvale, appeared in the interest 2t6 -;th for the gentleman who desires of continuing the Ballardvale com- individuality in his ties. Is spring-cleaning upsetting your mealtime routine? Shop at munity association meeting room on A&P and get delicious, quick-fix foods that are easy to prepare • Authentic Regimental the top floor of the old school —even in a topsy-turvy kitchen! And incidentally, do stock up Stripes house in the Vale. The selectmen on thrifty housecleaning aids, too. Like everything else at A &P, • Woven Silk Repps were agreeable to continuance of they'll save you time, week, and money. the room as a meeting place with • English Hand-Blocked Fou- LIGHTNING LUNCH lards proper supervision. EASY DOES ITI make tasty, differ- Robert G. and E. Albert Apple- The fast, thorough, thrifty way to Here's how to • English Wool Challis ent sandwiches: Place 21h slices yard requested permission to move whip spring cleaning is—the • Pure Silk Knits BRIGHT SAIL way. I heartily of A&P's quick-melting CHEF-0- a building on their Pearson street recommend this grand line of ef- BIT CHEESE FOOD on each sli:s Available in both four-in-hands property, to the rear of the lot. In- fective household cleaning aids. of bread. Cut a green pepper cross- and bows. vestigation showed they did not Try them, won't you? There's a wise in %-inch need a moving permit and the re- special BRIGHT SAIL product slices,and arrange Mi 1 I fiIk four-in-hands $2.50 N. quest was referred to the building for every job—and from floor wax on cheese. Broil 5 all mar- minutes, or till CC inspector who can issue the neces- to soap flakes, they're bows $1.50 yelous buys! cheese is melted. K".0 sary permit for relocating the build- There's real nour- silk knits $8.50 and ask for "Classified" ing. SAVE MINUTES ishment in these SERVE SECONDS CHED-O-BIT sandwi‘•iies. And your family is sure to go their Pair of Pine Drop-Leaf Tables, small enough for any oc- Here's a quick, spring-luscious smooth flavor. touch to a heartwarming dish: Fill casional use with ample table top and single gfiL CLAU.10(.7i t ..SW00/2, casserole with ANN PAGE SPEEDY, GOLDEN DESSERT drawer. $75.00 the pair. BEANS. Heat in oven. Cover with thick tomato slices, and sprinkle It's as fresh as spring. Anti it's limilaws awe Awitslasigoze Sleigh Seat for Two with leather coverings and sleigh ,„„, with grated easy to serve. I mean JANE rII* cheese. Just be- PARKER POUND CAKE! For a shoe feet $25.00 fore serving, slip tempting, time-saving dessert, en- Braided rug in soft neutral tones of green joy it with fruit or ice crearn, or 127 Main Street $30.00 ( cheese turns to top it with your favorite icing, (May be seen in the window of Carleton Bemis) Andover, Massachusetts smooth gold. Be- And do try it toasted. JANE lieve me, ANN PARKER POUND CAKE simply PAGE BEANS in any dish keep melts in your mouth. Yet it's Charles L. Davidson Craft-Wood Products plates coming back for re-11118.1'es, always modestly priced at your OSGOOD STREET they're quick, good, and thrifty! A&P. OPEN DAILY TEL. 21211-W

I THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — APRIL 28, 1949 9 icing Valve ire Whistle Lives for fire whistles ar- town this week, one he ancient valve on the t the central station and for the new whistle to No lied on the Ballardvale have been working for Matter . few days In changing new valve for the old at 'al station and it is ex- alt this will he In opera- Where soon. This is expected to the prolonged Walling Bed so much trouble In when the whistle got You Buy n appropriation of $450 d for this installation at town meeting, propriation of $1000 Was An Automobile the same time for a new tt Ballardvale where fre- mplaints have been made bell now In operation heard only a short die- am the fire house, This installed as soon as the machine arrives.

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10 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN - APRIL 28, 1949 High School Girls Award Contracts Parishes Organize Motorists Urged OBITUARIES To Be On Watch MRS. MARGARET M. LYNCH was organist. Burial was in Imntats In Academy Play For B.P.W. Supplies For College Fund For Youngsters Mrs. Margaret M. (Phillips) ulate Conception cemetery where AT TH Three Punchard High school Several contracts for equipment Final preparations are being Motorists are warned by the Na- Lynch of 36 Union at., tiled Apr. 21 Father Smith conducted committal girls have been chosen for roles in and material were awarded by the completed for the parish phase of tional Safety council to be on the at her home after a short illness. services. BAPTIST board of public works at its meeting the $1,000,000. Merrimack col- lookout for children on the streets The widow of ex-Rep. John M. REV. WENDELL "Macbeth" the spring production The bearers were: Louis L. Lan. p. Wednesday night. lege building fund campaign, it as milder weather and lengthening Lynch, she was a member of the gevin, Richard Plonowski, Euge Friday: 6 which the Phillips academy dra- ne Contract for a power lawn mower was announced today by Trial days keep more and more children Shawsheen Village Woman's club, Rosinski, John J. Hart, III, Russell leave the china matic club is to present May 20. was awarded to the Clapper Co., Justice Charles W. Trombly, gen- out of doors past school hours. the Salem Teachers College club Langevin and John L. Burke. encampment me hall, Tremont T While all parts have not been West Newton, at a bid of $936. This eral chairman of the campaign. Traffic accidents in recent years and the Punchard Alumni associa- The Salem Teachers' College club Saturday: 3 filled, roles have been assigned to mower has a cutting width of 76 More than 100 parishes in the annually have killed more young- tion. She was a graduate of the was represented by Miss Catherine area of solicitation have organized sters one to 14 years old than any Salem Normal school and for many M. Barrett, Miss Katherine J. Swee- choir rehearsal Jane Noss, Noelle Blackmore and inches. The old mower is to be re- tained. groups of volunteer workers to disease, according to the council. years was head bookkeeper for Mur- ney, Miss Louise J. Kiernan, Miss parlor. Cynthia Faigle who are now re- Sunday: 9:3 The bid of Lewis & Scott for the approach their fellow parishioners The coming of spring means that ray Bros. Co., of Lawrence. Alice V. Fitzgerald, Miss Mary M. hearsing under N. Penrose Hallo- for contribution for the new col- more of them will be out on bi- Surviving are a brother, Michael Dineen, Miss Marguerite Connor, school for all de well, Jr., director of the play. hire of a trench digger for sewer a.m., ;Morning w construction on Topping road at lege which will answer so many of cycles, roller skates, wagons and Phillips; two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Mrs. James F. Sullivan, Miss Kath- As in last year's highly praised the higher educational needs in scooters where they can get in the Norwood and Miss Agnes Phillips, erine N. Nolan and Miss Regina M. of the Lord's 421/2 cents a foot or $87.50 a day fellowship. Past' production of "Othello," Mr. Hal- was accepted. the Merrimack Valley area. The path of automobiles. both of Andover; two nephews, McCarthy. lowell is stressing character inter- entire parish organization when A Detroit survey showed that James A. Phillips and Dr. Francis Remem brances." kI Contract for second-hand brick pretations to the utmost. Mrs. completed will consist of more only 8 per cent of child traffic ac- W. Phillips; and a niece, Mrs. John church youth m, for the construction of sewer man- MRS. ANNE DWANE William H. Harding, wife of a than 9,000 parochial workers who cidents occurred when children B. Campbell of Providence, R. I. List church vest holes was awarded to Joseph Cyr Mrs. Anne (Leary) Dwane of 66 member of the academy faculty, will seek contributions from the were going to or from school. The funeral Was held from the Rev. Ralph Yoi f Lawrence whose bid of $25 per Park st., one of the oldest residents will play the involved character of more than 60.000 wage earning Most child traffic accidents could M. A. Burke funeral home Saturday -North Andover 1000 was accepted. of the town, died Wednesday at the Lady Macbeth, and John Schaffer, Catholic. prospects in this area of be avoided if motorists automatic- morning with a solemn high mass of •Mr. York will al The board awarded the contract Muller Rest home in Lawrence. The a post-graduate, will play the the archdiocese of Boston. cally regarded the sight of playin4 requiem at 11 o'clock in St. Augus- -in color of the for starters and controls for the widow of James Dwane, she was equally difficult role of Macbeth. children as a danger sign and tine's church. The Rev. Matthew in North Ando\ sewerage pumping station on Riv- The organization of the partici- born here 88 years ago and lived This spring's performance will slowed to a speed which permits A. McDonald, O.S.A., was celebrant, will be served. erina road to the White Motors pating parishes has been a vast here all her life. also mark the debut of an entirely instant stopping, the council said. the Rev. Henry B. Smith, O.S.A., Tuesday: 3 1 Service, Lowell, whose bid of $865, and complicated .project necessi- She is survived by three sisters: new staging technique by the Phil- Despite excellent advances in deacon, and the Rev. Joseph A. meeting at the h was the lowest of three bids. tating many loCal meetings and Mrs. Charles Bowman, Mrs. Wil- lips' stage crew. While known for the education of children through Flaherty, O.S.A., sub-deacon. James Todd. 3:30 p. m, For various types of tar, asphalt untiring effort on the part of the liam Farnsworth of Lawrence, and Its staging difficulties "Macbeth" pastors and parish leaders. schools and official agencies, chil- Sheard sang "Ave Maria" at the of- crusade in the and hot top dressing for road con- Mrs. William Ledwell of Chicago, will be presented with a new and dren are still children and have fertory and "Jesus Is Calling" at Wednesday: 2 struction 11 bids were received. Justice Trombly stated, "The and several nieces and nephews. more effective system of back- little regard for the consequences the recessional. Miss Mary Lanigan girls meet in the These were opened and tabulated cooperation we have received to The funeral will be held from the drops, flaps and lighting. of any impulsive action. A mo- Thursday: 8 but no action was taken. The town date has indeed been gratifying. M. A. Burke funeral home Friday out that every driver has a moral rehearsal in the uses more than 100,000 gallons of There are still a few parishes who morning with a requiem high mass Mold creamy cottage cheese and responsibility to do everything in Heart Deaths High tar and asphalt for resurfacing have yet to complete the organi- at 9:30 o'clock in St. Augustine's crisp green pepper slivers into 9. torist may find that he is held le- Among Policyholders streets each year. zation of their groups, but I feel church. Burial will be in St. Augus- COCHRAT tangy apricot whole fruit nectar gally blameless if a child darts REV. A. GRAHAM Bids on confident that each parish will While deaths from all causes tine's cemetery. and gelatin mixture. Accent it with the purchase of a new Sunday: 11 have their committees ready to go into his path, but the council points among ordinary life insurance a little lemon juice. Pour into pan truck authorized by the town meet- by Sunday, May 0th, when the his power to prevent the heavy toll policyholders occured at a new low Speaker, the Re. to chill and then cut into squares ing were discussed but no action kickoff meeting of the Catholic of child accident victims. rate, in 1948, heart deaths ac- MISS ROBINA G. MITCHELL Chaplain of Wili to serve. was taken on them. Ilamstown, Mass Two applications for street lights phase of the campaign will be held counted for more than half of the Miss Robina G. Mitchell, a resi- were received, one for Osgood at a giant open air rally at the Work of Local Artist total, the Institute of Life Insu- dent of the Andover Home for the street near Dascomb road, and the Lawrence Memorial stadium at 2 rance reports. The heart disease Aged died Friday, Apr. 22, after a CHRIST WALLPAPER In Exhibit at Boston death rate rose last year to a long illness. Born in Glasgow, Scot- REV. JOHN S other for Shawsheen road near Lin- o'clock in the afternoon. Maude Morgan of 173 Main st., ALLIED PAINT STORES record high. land 78 years ago, she lived in An- Friday: 6: 45 coln street. "Solicitation in the parishes is one of the artists whose work is Troop 70. JOSEPH T. GAGNE, dover for about 45 years. She leave President The hoard also announced that it will begin on the Monday follow- included in the exhibition of New Total deaths per 100,000 were Sunday: 8 a.r 625.1 in 1948, compared with 668.8 110 immediate survivors. 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence had received several applications ing the kickoff meeting and the England painting and sculpture ion; 9:30 a.m., for employment. volunteer workers have been which will open May 4 at the In- in 1946 and 751.2 in 1944. Deaths The funeral was held Monday af- a. m. Holy corns asked to see the prospects as- stitute of Contemporary Art, Bos- from the chief cardiovascularrenal ternoon from the Lundgren funeral Meeting of fair signed to them for solicitation by ton. diseases, commonly called heart home with services at 3 o'clock by Monday, May 16th at which time disease, were 327.9 per 100,000 in the Rev. Levering Reynolds, Jr, For this exhibit 59 paintings and GARDEN I report meetings will be held in nine pieces of sculpture have been 1948; 325.4 in 1946; and 324.1 in pastor of the Free church. Burial each of the parishes taking part selected by a jury from entries sub- 1944. These Include diseases of the was in Spring Grove cemetery. RUBBISH in the undertaking." mitted front all six New England heart, cerebral hernorrage and The bearers were: Frederick E. GENERAL In conclusion, Trombly said, "I states. nephritis and together represented Cheever, Arthur W. Cole, Edward c3it can think of no greater existing 52% of total deaths in 1948. A. Anderson, Howard T. Malley and BATESO need in our area today than the PARKING METER CHANGE Cancer, second most important Foster C. Barnard. TEL. establishment of proper higher After a careful study of traffic cause of death, accounted for 98.7 educational facilities for our conditions the board of selectmen deaths per 100,000 last year com- •••••••••••• Something dainty and personal for young people. In contributing to voted to make a slight change in pared with 98.0 in 1946 and 92.7 SANDALS Mother . . . the ideal remembrance! the Merrimack college building the hours of the operation of in 1944. Yi fund each individual will have the parking meters, according to no- Accidents had a death rate of -for- SLENDER STYLE VANITY FAIR satisfaction of knowing that he tice from the board received by 42.7 in 1918; 48.4 in 1946; and 52.4 in 1944. This improvement was V Slips anti Gowns delight- Nylon Jersey Panties $2 to has played a vital part in making Police George A. Dane. SPRING fully lace trimmed and $3.95; Slips $7.50; Petti- possible an institution which will The notice stated that the se- shown even though motor vehicle

tailored. Sizes 42 thru 48. skirts $4.95 and Gowns at continue to serve our sons and lectmen feel that the public would accidents rose from 13.5 in 1944 $4.50 to $5.95 $9.95 daughters for years to come." be better served by eliminating to 18.2 in 1948. TRILLIUM any parking charges before 9 a. m. Tuberculosis deaths declined to and have voted to make that a record low rate of 11.4 per 100,- No-hike Sharloo and Sharelle Slips Veterans Run Risk and Pettiskirts. Nylon and crepe. change as of May 2. 000 in 1948, one-third less than in $4.95 to $7.95 Of Lapsed Policies 1944. The 1948 experience among in- Lady Elizabeth Slips $3.95 A number of veterans each month COM3IUNITY ORCHESTRA dustrial insurance policyholders Lady Irene Slips $3.95 to $5.95 run the risk of allowing their The Andover Community orches- followed a similar pattern, but on Lace trimmed and tailored. national service life insurance to tra will present its spring concert a higher level, due to the differ- lapse because they fail to take a at 3:15 p.m., Sunday, May S in the ence in the types of business. In- Famous Dainty Dot Hosiery second look before mailing their Memorial auditorium. dustrial insurance policyholders 61 Gauge 16 and 20 Denier Nylons $1.50 premium payments, according to C. For this event a program made 45 Gauge 30 -Denier Nylons $1.25 are not generally subject to medi- Red, White II. Nance, manager of the district up of selections especially for Dancing Twins, Nylon seamless $1.25 cal examination when applying for office of the Veterans' Administra- young people has been selected and or Brown Cotton top and foot, Nylon service weight $1.35 will include works by Weinberger, policies. AN[ Service Weight Silk $1.50 tion in Boston. German, Schubert and Mozart. In 1948, the deaths from all * X-RAY FITTING* ••••••+••••4 Each' month, VA district offices The orchestra is made up of mu- causes among industrial insurance receive checks, money orders and sicians drawn largely from cities policyholders were 771.9 per 100,- postal notes that cannot be cashed, and towns in the Merrimack Valley. 000, compared with 834.4 in 1946 ran2E S'fio/2 although they were intended to pay REINHOLD'S George Brown of Melrose is direc- and 867.2 in 1944. The deaths from Spri NSLI premiums. Many checks are tor. diseases of the heart in 1918 were 49 MAIN not signed. Others are made pay- 357.8 per 100,000, or 46% of total able to companies and organizations 40 MAIN ST. COURT ST. MONICA deaths. that have 710 connection with VA. A bridge and whist party spon- VA attempts to clear up such mis- sored by Court St. Monica, 783, takes immediately, by writing to Tel. And. 1658-W C.D. of A. will be held at 8 p. m. SUMMER COTTONS the veteran within 24 hours. But his Saturday, Apr. 30 in St. Augus- Premium cannot be marked "paid" 10.95 up tine's school hall. The chairman until he sends back a cashable pay- of the affair is Mrs. John P. Con- ment. RUTH HAMMOND nors, assisted by, Mrs. J. Phillips If the veteran who forgets to sign Junior - Misses' - Half Sizes 14 Pork St. Higgins, Mrs. James J. Murray, his check is near the end of his 31- Miss Katherine A. McNally, Mrs. NOMEOWN E R S icats pat -tsptove AG day grace period, there is particular Gilbert Stone, Mrs. Thomas Mor- danger that his insurance may DON'T FORGET MOTHER maze ciastopaiistinvestmaftt-4., rissey, Mrs. Timothy Mahoney, lapse, Nance said. 2te you/ Oat-- guy BPS - BEsr PA/NY' and Mrs. Joseph Barton. Prizes She never forgets you; Checks, money orders or postal will be awarded and refreshments notes should be made payable to Select a gift for her served. The public is invited. FINEST QUALITY the Treasurer of the United States. if, for any reason, the veteran does MARRIAGE RETURN not have a VA premium envelope The following marriage return and does not know his insurance AT Our Fam has been filed at the office of number, lie should make certain his Town Clerk George H. Winslow: payment is accompanied by his full GABARD, HOUSE PAINT Victor C. Poirier, 125 Easton THE name. address and armed forces st., Lawrence, and Soline Hamel. j By over 50 Years of Research serial number. 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ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH 2 Annual banquet of Shawsheen CLAN INSTALLS OFFICERS ES REV. THOMAS P. FOGARTY, Pastor Village Woman's club at An- Officers of Clan Johnston, 185, 1st. Burial was in Immac- AT THE CHURCHES Friday: 7:30 p.m., Novena de- Coming Events dover Country Club. O.S.C., were recently installed at a ception cemetery where votions. 3 Annual meeting of Andover meeting in the Square and Compass 'Rh conducted committal Saturday. 4 to 6 p.m., and 7:30 Garden clash at Log cabin in during which the ladies auxiliary p. in. Young Peoples fellowship. BAPTIST CHURCH to 9 p.m., Confessions. Apr. bird sanctuary, provided an entertainment and gen- REV. WENDELL L BAILEY, Pastor Monday: 7:45 p. m. Girl's 28 Family night at West Parish 3 Tuesday Night W o nt a n' s rers were: Louis L. Lan, Friday: 6 p. m. Pioneer Girls Sunday, Masses: 6:30 a.m., eral dancing was enjoyed. Friendly society. 8:30 a.m., 9:45 a.m., and 11:30 church, 8 p.m. Bowling league banquet at Charles Masson and :hard Plonowski, Eugene leave the church for the grand Deputy Chief Tuesday: 2:30 p. m. Sewing a.m. Red Tavern. Methuen. John J. Hart, III, Russell encampment meeting at Chipman 28 Dramatic department o f staff from Clan Douglas, Haverhill, meeting for the Lawrence General Shawsheen Village Woman's 3 Scooters and parents inter- and John L. Burke. hall. Tremont Temple, Boston. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH installed the following officers: hospital. club presents comedy at ested in Cub Pack 71 of James Gorrie, Jr., chief; John Cald- em Teachers' College club Saturday: 3:45 p.m., Youth (Ballardvale) Shawsheen school, 8 p.m. Shawsheen meet in Shaw- Rented by Miss Catherine choir rehearsal in the church Wednesday: 1:15 p.m., Week- Sunday: 9 a.m., Mass. well, tanist; William McLay, chap- t, Miss Katherine J. Swee day religious education at South 29 Re peat performance of sheen school, 7 p. m, lain; Alex Meek, past chief; Wil- parlor. + Louise J. Kiernan, Miss comedy at Shawsheen school, 6 Senior class play at Memorial liam Vannett, secretary; Thomas Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church church; 2 p.m., Girl scouts. SOUTH CHURCH Fitzgerald, Miss Mary M, 8 p.m. auditorium, 8 p. m. Gorrie, financial secretary; Alex school for all departments; 10:45 Thursday: 10 a. m. Holy com- REV. FREDERICK B. NOSS, Pastor Friday: 7:15 p.m., Troop 73, 7 Parent's night and supper at Beedie, treasurer; William Watt, dies Marguerite Connor, , morning worship.Observance munion, 7:45 p. m. Junior Wo- 29 Merrimack college Dramatic a.m. Boy scouts. South church by Troop 73, senior henchman; Hector Pattullo, es F. Sullivan, Miss Rath. of the Lord's Supper. Hand of men's guild at rectory. club presentations in gym, Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church 6:30 p. m. junior henchman; James Caldwell, Dolan and Miss Regina M. fellowship. Pastor's sermon: "Our 8:15 p.m. school and the Junior church; 7 Abbot Birthday bazaar, be- seneschel; Robert Low, warden; Remembrances." 6:30 p. m. Inter- 29 October circle holds bridge 9:30 a.m., High school classes; ginning at 2 p. m. Fred Scott, sentinel; James White, church youth meeting in the Bap- FREE▪ CHURCH and whist party in Free REV. LEVERING REYNOLDS, JR., Paster 9:30 a.m., Men's group; 10:45 8 Andover Community orches- piper; Alex Meek, trustee and phy- NE DWANE tist church vestry. Speaker: The church vestry, 8 p. m. Friday: 7 p.m., Boy scouts. a.m., Morning worship and ser- tra concert, Memorial audito- sician, Dr. T. Deunle Pratt. one (Leary) Dwane of 66 Rev. Ralph York, pastor of the 29 Barnard Essay contest at Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church mon and communion; 10:45 a. m. rium, 3:15 p. m. one of the oldest residents North Andover Methodist church. p. m. school, 11 a. m. Nursery class for Church kindergarten; 11:16 a. m. Memorial auditorium, 8 9 Court St. Monica elects offi- en, died Wednesday at the Mr. York will show sound movies children whose parents wish to Educational motion pictures; 6:30 30 "Little Women" presented cers, St. Augustine's school ROOFING cot home in Lawrence. The in color of the Methodist retreat attend church. 11 a. m. Morning p. m. Inter-church Young peoples under auspices of Lawrence hall, 8 p. m. James Dwane, she was in North Andover. Refreshments ROOF REPAIRING worship, with sermon by the pas- meeting at the Andover Baptist General hospital at Memorial 11 Dinner of Catholic School e 88 years ago and lived will be served. tor. 6:30 p. m. The Pilgrim Fel- church. The Rev. Ralph York of auditorium, 3:30 p.m. guild, Andover Inn. OF ALL KINDS aer life. Tuesday: 3 p. m. Prayer cell lowship will meet with other the Methodist church in North An- 30 May Breakfast at West 25 'roars Exporlooco survived by three sisters: meeting at the home of Miss Edna young people's groups in the Bap- dover, guest speaker. Colored mo- church, 6:30 a.m. Spring just wouldn't be spring tries Bowman, Mrs. Wil- All Work Goofed Todd. 3:30 p. m. Children's World tist church. vies on Rolling Ridge will be 30 Court St. Monica holds bridge without plenty of fruit salads. The nsworth of Lawrence, and crusade in the church favorite of all salads this spring By Insurance vestry. Thursday: 10:30 a. m. The An- shown. and whist party in St. Augus- Liam Ledwell of Chicago, Wednesday: 2:30 p. m. Pioneer is made with a snowy mound of dover district meeting will be held Tuesday: 8 p.m., The Ping Pong tine's school hall, 8 p. m. ral nieces and nephews. girls meet in the church vestry. creamy cottage cheese flanked by HENRY E. in the Trinitarian Congregational club. GOSSE neral will be held from the Thursday: 8 p. m. Adult choir May a couple of flavorful canned cling church in North Andover. The Wednesday: 1:15 p.m., Week- HAGGETT'S POND ROAD irke funeral home Friday 2 November club presents "Illy- peach halves and green sweet pep- WEST ANDOVER rehearsal in the church parlor. morning session will he occupied day school of the Christian reli- with a requiem high mass gion; 7:45 p. m. The Church the Spirit" at Memorial au- per rings. Serve it with or without Telephone Lewrenee SINS ± • + with business and the dedication o'clock in St. Augustine's Choir. ditorium, 8:30 p.m. dressing just as you wish. COCHRAN CHAPEL of the second mile gifts; lunch 3urial will be in St. Angus. Thursday: 10:30 a. m. Andover REV. A. GRAHAM BALDWIN, Minister will be at 12:30 p. m., and the metery. district meeting for Women's Sunday: 11 a.m., Service: afternoon session at 1:45 p. m. Speaker, the Rev. A. Grant Noble, work at Trinitarian Congregation- The principal speaker in the after- Chaplain of Williams college, Wil- al church, North Andover; 3:30 )BINA G. MITCHELL noon will be the Rev. Alice Snow liamstown, Mass, p. m. The Junior choir. tobina G. Mitchell, a rest. of Stoneham. 3:45 p. m. Junior :he Andover Home for the + Cherry &Webb's choir rehearsal. 7 p. m. Girl 'd Friday, Apr. 22, after a CHRIST CHURCH scouts. 7:30 p. In. Senior choir WEST PARISH ess. Born in Glasgow, Scot REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector rehearsal. saturd4y: 6 to 9 a. m. May Friday: 6:45 p. en. Boy scouts, breakfast will be served by the years ago, she lived in An• Note: There will be a rummage Troop 70. Junior W01111111'S union. Mrs. Hal- • LAWRENCE r about 45 years. She leaves sale by the February circle of the Sunday: 8 a.m., Holy Commun- bert Dow and Mrs. William Stuart 'Mate survivors. Women's union in the lower ion; 9:30 a.m.. Sunday school; 11 Co-chairmen. The public is invited moral was held Monday af• parish hall on the morning of May a. tn. Holy communion, 3:30 p. m. and tickets may be purchased from the Lundgren funeral 7. Meeting of fair committee, 5:45 from members of the union, the for- WOMEN th services at 3 o'clock by + + chairmen of the committee, or at Levering Reynolds, Jr, the door. of the Free church. Burial GARDEN PLOWING METHODIST CHURCH Sunday: 10:30 a.m., Children's Spring Grove cemetery. RUBBISH REMOVED (Ballardvale) REV. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Minister church service. Music by the choir. earers were: Frederick E. GENERAL TRUCK I NG Sunday: 10:30 a.m., Morning Sermon, "Why Pray" Assistants to Arthur W. Cole, Edward Worship and Sermon; 11:40 a.m., the pastor aro to be Geraldine 4 wayl 7son, Howard T. Money and BATESON & SON TEL. 1467-W Church School with classes for Boutwell and Jane DesRoches. ;. Barnard. all ages. 11 a. in. Morning service of wor- ship. Music by the West Parish church choir under direction of ;ANDALS Mrs. Dean S. Hudgins. Sermon. Your Oil Contract Is "The Persecuted, then and now." piece! —for— Service of Holy Communion and 4 Welcomed Here ... reception of members. 7 p. m. The SPRING Young Peoples' society will join • Fair Prices in the Andover Council of Young • Modern Trucks People at the Baptist church. The Rev. Ralph York, North Andover • Experienced Drivers will speak. • Our own Storage Tanks Wednesday: 2:30 p. m. Senior Wardrobe Ensemble Woman's union will hold an auc- • Burner Service, tion in the vestry. Mrs. Walter Day or Night Simon, president. The committee: Mrs. John Gaskill, Mrs. Howard • Complete Heating Systems Bailey, Mrs. Earl Slate. Installed if you desire-- Thursday: 10:30 a. in. and 1:45 Spring meeting of the Andover 316.95 PHONE AND. 365 district of Women's work will be Red, White held at the Trinitarian church, or Brown North Andover. in rayon faille and rayon ANDOVER COAL CO. print ..styled with youth- 44 UNION CONG. CHURCH X-RAY FITTING* •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (Ballardvale) ful grace, to be your Sunday: 9:30 a. nu. Sunday most important fashion. school and Junior church. 11 a. m. So new, so capable of EINHOLD'S Morning worship with communion many personalities. In Spring's Slacks Season! service, Communion meditation Navy or Black with 49 MAIN "How To Worship". 11 a. in. Nur- White. Sizes 141/2 to FINE GABARDINES sery for children of parents at- 221/2. tending church. Wednesday: 7:30 p. m. Senior In Ton, Brown, Blue, choir rehearsal. TONS Thursday: 4:30 p. nt. Junior Gray, Green . . choir rehearsal. 3rd Floor

[OND OCTOBER CIRCLE 14 Park St. $995 A whist, bridge and domino party, sponsored by the October circle will be held in.the vestry of >THER the Free church at 8 p. m. Friday, 2-PLY WORSTED Apr. 29. Refreshments will be ou; served and prizes awarded. The public is invited. The chairman of er GABARDINES ... $14.50 the affair is Miss Grace Lake, leader of the group. GIfI it ff Our Famous BOTANY Brand GABARDINE SLACKS REPLACE a and Fridays Until 1 P. m• Your Old Shades Telephone 11/2M HOUNDSTOOTH WORSTED SLACKS at 2 GREAT SAVINGS IN B - NATURAL Bring your own rollers 3 without excess pad- e, to our factory for new tiction that gives nat• shade cloth! body motion. An mo- GLEN PLAIDS ral waistline. All these • 24 HOUR SERVICE ort are pleasingly har- OPEN EVENINGS unique Royal 1 3 95 UNTIL 9 P.M. orICK suit. Ex- -, 10j' . . See our great 2--Monotone r o yon selection of styles 1—Two - piece faille 3 - Print overblouse, 4—Solid color jacket, WILMINGTON t overblouse and and smart colors! rin and solid color skirt, print skirt. iEY'S WINDOW SHADE CO. versatile suit dress,•skirt together. VERHILL Auth. DuPont Tontine Dealer the Rear Parkin:4 S. CanZter & $ntrattan 20 LOWELL ST. WILMINGTON Cherry & Webb's Second Floor ENTERPRISE 5783 TEL. WIL. 516 ANDOVER, MASS. Incorporated EXETER, N. H. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — APRIL 28, 1949 BUSINESS PERSONALITIES AND SERVICES You Should Know and Patronize Polly Prim Beauty Shop Thatched Roof Has Baker Refrigeration Co. Specialist In all Trombly Bros. Operate Two KELVINATOR Branches of STOVES HOME FREEZERS Beauty Culture Modern Servicenters New Cocktail Lounge REFRIGERATORS IM MAIN ST. ElerrIoe on All Makes Tel. 970

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PHILIP I. "AUDIT The Trombly Bros. Servicenters P.H.S. Track General Building Contractor in North Andover are staffed with A good meal is so much more of experienced personnel and are Long Experience Loses at Winc FOUNDATION and HOT-TOP equipped with modern tools to cor- a treat for a tete-a-tete or a family Decorator's Service The Punchard Cement Block, Stone, Erick and gathering when it is well prepared Cement Work rect practically any trouble in an As Contractor team, coached by Sand, Loam and Gravel automobile. Here are specialists and well served under pleasant sur- Much In Demand Per Prat letimetee Philip I. Gaudet of 17 Cuba at., was defeated las Tel. 1519-W in ignition, carburetor and brake roundings. Such are the qualifica- Since his arrival from France Andover has been a building con- noon at the Win work. tions of the Thatched Roof on Os- in 1933, Loris DeStefani of 244 tractor for over 30 years. Products good st., No. Andover when plans to 32 by a speed) The proprietors, Harold and of the local contractor's skill in South Main st., has progressively Frank Tromply have had a wide for a "meal out" are in the making. grown in demand as a painter and lit. COLES' home-building are to be seen to- On a menu replete with good foods, experience both in auto repair and decorator. The rigid training and SPECIAL The outstandin NURSING HOME day in Boston, the Newtons, Mel- Thatched Roof steaks and lobsters Blue and Gold en in the gasoline and heating oil rose and Andover and all testify studying Mr. DeStefani undertook "A Heine of Helpful Service for Chronic are deserving of special mention as WOOLEN DRESSES Ratyna. Co-Capta phase of their enterprise. his ability. in Europe in color mixing and Convalescent, and Bed Patients" Frank was affiliated with a is their lobster pie. color harmony has resulted in an son, and Joseph B A skilled craftsman, Mr. Gaudet (Plain) 16 Summer St. And. 1156 major truck company for 15 years Already making its mark as a artist's conception of color and its 59c The only doub enjoys a wide patronage which he Expertly Dry Cleaned and 1 and added to his growing fund of favored rendezvous is the Thatched subtle blending with home furnish- Andover boys wa states stems directly from the Pressed knowledge by becoming associated Roof's newly opened "Knotty ings. who placed first with an oil company in New York. quality of his workmanship and Lounge," an example in cocktail ERNEST L. WILKINSON the satisfaction which evolved Mr. DeStefani has beautified dash and won the For 19 years, Harold Trombly, the lounge luxury. As the name implies, f r o m previous undertakings. many Andover homes and in ad- a leap of 20 feet Reel Estate — Insurance other member of the firm, was the lounge is paneled with native L.E F-1 Home remodeling also requires a dition has decorated banks, office NJ E S The Punchard RES. AND. 1115 truck service manager for a major knotty pine which produces a soft, buildings and churches here, in Tr_PTT•T r oil company in New York. good deal of the local contractor's the Winchester LAW. 4762 time as do foundation work, hot- enjoyable atmosphere. No. Andover, Lawrence and other to 34 deadlock. 111 - 811 BAY STILTS BLDG. The Trombly Servicenters are localities. located on Sutton St., in No An- topping, stone, brick and cement The Thatched Roof recently in- augurated a new schedule of hours. The local decorator's services dover and on Hillside rd. near the installations. William "Bill Mr. Gaudet, who served as fore- Now open seven days a week, the have been much in demand this by-pass No. Andover. A bulk oil spring and he invites queries rela- TROUBLE CAN'T HIDE FROM UI OIL Bt. plant is located at the rear of the man of the sidewalk dept. in An- dining room opens daily at 11:30 AUTO LOANS in the morning and remains open tive to redecorating problems and When we do a Marfax job we check it SALES ANI Sutton at. station. Distributors of dover for 15 years, states that out-of-sight places where troubles shit part of his services is to make until midnight with the exception will make an appointment upon Domestic Hea EQUIPMENT LOANS Coroaire gas heaters, Admiral ra- call. You need the service and we need IY dios and refrigerators and Waltham work surveys and render esti- of Saturdays when the closing time business. Give us a try. 4 Virginia Rd. PERSONAL LOANS mates without charge. is moved forward to 1 a. m. shellhead oil-burners, the Trom- BLACKIE'S SERVICE STATION bly brothers also wholesale and School Committee Appoints Deposits — $7,407,090.97 15 UNION STREET CESSPOOLS retail heating oils. Three New Teachers TEL. 8010 —AL The new addition to the firm, Cesspools and Andover the Hillside rd. station, is now (Continued from Page One) last, fully completed with its repair increased enrollment in Septem- CHARLES shop, (Continued from Page Six) National Bank lubritorium and office space (Continued from Page Six) ber when oxford pupils are trans- TEL. LOV in full operation. a detector of what is news in a ANDOVER, MASS. right to delegate, as you seem to ferred here. propose, discretionary powers duly given statement. But it still is an All three teachers will begin DIANA conferred by the electorate. their new duties in September. Lawrence's C important fact that what appears MAIN AND CHESTNUT STS. TEL. 1414 BEAUTY Among those powers is surely that correct to it may be something else The committee also reelected COME SEE US FOR YOUR TIRE NEEDS T. J. SCANLON CO. of deciding whether details of dis- SALON to others. Indeed, we need go no Dr. Malcolm B. McTernen as Building Materials — Hardware All Typal" of cussion leading up to a decision school dentist for'the coming year LAW. 9018 - 5004 PERMANENTS farther than three columns east wax ST. COR. BROADWAY should be spread upon the pages without salary. Gi DIANA LANE, Prop. of the public press, even though on the very same editorial page of SHATTUCK'S EXPRESS LAWRINC.II, MASS. Musgrave Bide. the Townsman. There we find All members of the committee America': Elm Sq. Tel. 164 the decision itself is usually so an- EST. 1911 RES. AND. 1529 that Ballardvales renowned citi- were present except Mrs. Kather- Watch nounced. zen, Steven T. Byington, found it ine A. Baldwin who is still confined Daily Dependable Service A good editor knows, or strives to a New York hospital. The meet- necessary to make important cor- 32 Park St. Tel. And. 577 N. E. Milk Producers Ann. to know, what sort of news cover- rections in the Townsman's view ing adjourned at 9:42 p. m. UL age will best serve the interests of of what was news in his sermon Miss Bolton is a graduate of FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Melrose high school and received his paper, its readers and its ad- of two weeks ago. CHEESE — MEATS vertisers. But no editor, however, her A.B. degree at Lynchburg, Va. Frozen Fruit and Vegetables civic-minded, can be as responsible Accordingly, until such times as She taught one year at Block there are two or more independent AND. 709 to the voters as can a public offi- Island high school, three years at cial duly elected at stated inter- newspapers in town, may I suggest Wrentham high school, one year Vela. Surely those citizens who that the Townsman agree to pub- at Kearsley high school in Flint, voted for our present town offi- lish each and every word spoken Mich., and one year at Vineward LORIS DI STEFAN! cials, and many did, would prefer by man, or mechanical devices at Tutoring school in Edgartown. the meetings, together with the PAINTER and DECORATOR that they, rather than someone Mrs. Cronin graduated from else, decide what details of de- Townsman's opinion of what is Punchard high school and Lowell RESIDENTIAL—INDUSTRIAL—SCHOOL liberation are to be given pub- news amongst those words given Teacher's College. She taught one elsewhere. Then ask the select- 244 SO. MAIN ST. TEL. 1488-W licity. year in Pelham, N. H., and 14 License 098 men if they would allow the meet years in Methuen. . Actually, it is by their fruits ings to be open. 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE BLDG. that we know our town officials, Miss Bernardin is a graduate of SIAWSIIIN MAILIT However, as matters stand, it THE GARDEN SHOP Martha and Frank Rohl/loon and if we become dissatisfied with St. Mary's high school and Salem ANDOVER SQUARE STEDMAN • SON Proprietors the job they do, we can vote them seems a bit harsh to propagate the Teachers College. She has been idea that the people's rights are TEL. ANDOVEk 1191 , Plowers, DELIVERY HOURS out. But while they are still in teaching two years in West Rut- Plante, Shrubs, MON., WED., MI. MORNINGS ONLY being suppressed. land, Vt., high school. SATURDAY ALL DAY office, let us not ask them to evergreen. 2 RIVERINA RD. TEL. SOS evade their duty by delegating Sincerely yours, Tel. 27$ their proper authority. SO LOWELL ST. KARL HAARTZ THATCHED ROOF Cordially yours, Iligh Plain rd. • - • • C RANDOLPH H. PERRY L•W -..ii Ca4 RANGE AND FUEL OILS 6 High st., Ballardvale. 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WALSH 1ST. 1885 BING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS Start planting it now with Paid-Up R CONDITIONING Shares! Don't squander away your :ET METAL WORK resources by spending all your ESSEX STREET earnings. Paid-Up Shares are a 'EL. AND. 201 safe, profitable way to save, and )luny Andover boy scouts and scout officials attended the 24th annual dinner of the North your savings grow with the aid of Essex council of scouts last week. Officials at the head table were, left to right: John W. Ramsden, our generous dividends. All savings 4*4vir ins** d 6-8 council commissioner; Harvey H. Bacon, scout executive; Calvin E. Metcalf, Andover district chair- fully insured. See us! man; Albert Perrault, vice president of the council; Milo G. Clark, N. E. regional executive; the How Much Is Rev. Egbert W. A. Jenkinson, chairman of advancement, and the Rev. Perry Haines, Jr. NOT Covered? ers lbs. lb. 43c (Look Photo) The average home is only 40% insured P.H.S. Track Team Punchard runners were Louis I Running high jump: Won by against fire. You may ED Fiedler, Gregory Arabian, Clifford) Manchester, W.; second, Medola, have only enough to Loses at Winchester Lawrence, Joseph Medelo, Ray- cover the mortgage P.; third, Otis, P. Fleight 4 feet holder's interest. Let us lb. The Punchard High school track mond Collins, and Joseph Rayball. 59c 8 inches. cover YOUR interest! ll'or the convenience of our patrons, team, coached by Donald D. Dunn, The following are the summit- Running broad payments may be made in Andover er Consumers Co-op was defeated last Saturday after- ries of both meets: Billingham, W.; at the Andover National Bank. N ST. ANDOVER noon at the Winchester track 43 Varsity mond. to 32 by a speedy Winchester out- 100 yard dash: Won by John- fit. son, P.; second Dillingham, W.; ;PECIAL The outstanding runners for the third, Connelly, W. Time 10.9 Blue and Gold cause were Joseph seconds. )GLEN DRESSES Ratyna, Co-Captain Wilfred John- 220 yard dash: Won by Ratyna, son, and Joseph Rayball. (Plain) P.; second, Myers, W.; third 59c The only double winner for the Muchleg, W. Time 24.6 seconds. krtly Dry Cleaned and Andover boys was Joseph Ratyna, Pressed 440 yard run: Won by Rayball, who placed first in the 220 yard P.; second, Sargent, W.; third, dash and won the broad jump with Shawcrick, W. Time 58.9 seconds. a leap of 20 feet 3% inches. • 880 yard run: Won by Anteras, The Punchard reserves fought W.; second, Pocray, W.; third, Mc- the Winchester seconds to a :14 Gowan, W. Time, 2 minutes 21.9 to 34 deadlock. The prominent N ST. ANDOVER seconds. Mile run: Won by G. Underwood, William "Bill" Barron, Jr. W.; second, Blake, W.; third, Ker- .E CAN'T HIDE FROM UI OIL BURNER win, W. Shot put: Won by Donnell, W.; lo a Marfax fob we check es SALES AND SERVICE second, Johnson, P.; third, S. 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Double play: Proctor to liajjar to • They have many more good ball- Methuen Defeats PERSONALS... players on their roster than either Krauss. Left on bases: Methuen 3; Braves, Dodgers, Pirates or Giants. Punchard 9. Base on balls: oC L I Miss Helen Ripley of Abbot at., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fernald, I mean such stars as Musial, Punchard 5 to 1 Proctor 6; off McCarthy 1. Struck has accepted a position with the formerly of Lexington, are now Slaughter, Marion, Brecheen, Pol- Methuen High took first leg on out: by Proctor 7; by McCarthy 9. International Student Exchange in living at 30 Dale at., in Ballard- let, Schoendienst—maybe Kurowaki the "Little Three" honors for the Errors; Bernard, Krauss, Hajjar Commonwealth of Washington, D. C. vale. and Munger. But they have too season by handing the Punchard Gerrish. Time: 1:50. 'Umpires: eitonATF. Miss Mary Flagg of New York Mr. and Mrs. George Torrey, many bad backs and sore arms to nine a 5-1 setback at the Pelham Callagy and H. Driscoll. Docket No. City, a former teacher in the An- who been visiting relatives in An- consider, street grounds Methuen, Wednes- ss. dover schools has been visiting To all persons ititeres dover, have returned to their RICE The Winter Book figures on Cleve- day. The game went only seven PUNCHARD 4--CHELMSFORD Mrs. George M. R. Holmes of 0 home in New York City. land in the American League are innings by mutual agreement. Lefty Jack McCarthy pitched Bartlet at., this week. Punchard was first to score, CjInnlYpSetwi'tic:iEF'17311:tebeen Miss Barbara Nicoll, student clearly out of line. The Indians Punchard to its first league vic- Court, praying, that Mar Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart and The Winter Book at Work making a run in the second in- d Cottnty nurse at Salem hospital spent the were 11% games ahead of the Red tory last Friday afternoon by hurl- , int, their nine year old daughter, HE WINTER BOOK on either ning, but Methuen came back in able ynTsonp pp , past weekend with her parents, Mr. Sox last June and had this big lead hag a 2-hit 4 to 0 shutout over said eerat e. Beverly, of Kittery, Me. have T racing or baseball hits you with shot away. The Indians and the its half and scored two, and in the ta, ol,iec, and Mrs. John Nicoll, 72 Essex st. Chelmsford High school at the should tile a vs moved into their new home at 11 a chunk of low-priced odds on many Red Sox !should each bet to 1 or 2% third added another pair of tallies. attorney1f you William M. Burnham, 8 Fletcher beautifully remodeled Punchard said Court at Lawrene Sterling at. Mr Stewart is con- favorites that seem far from in- to 1. The fifth saw them score once in the forenoon on the st., Shawsheen, underwent surgery d i amo nd. 194°, the return tl a of nected with the medical corps of viting. The Yankees can have the more. h Cn o Pt recen.ly at the Lawrence General The only Chelmsford batters to the Lawrence naval reserve train- The Winter Book, as you know, is best pitching staff In baseball. Punchard had plenty of oppor- Judge ..f said ovn h hi spite!. hit ar one th ing station. supposed to offer advance odds on Their infield and catching la tunities, having nine men left on yin the nine inning tilt April in thjeoyHeN horses or teams were McHugh, a replacement for and forty•nine. Mr. and Mrs. Knute 'Hanson are The Rev. Herman C. Johnson of still their big problem. They bases, partly due to the genero- J. cc recent new corners to Andiaver from Sanford, Me., former pastor of the that give you a need more Infield power. sity of Proctor, Methuen twirler, Taylor in the fifth, and shortstop better break than Russell who singled through the Lawrence. They are living at 33 Free church, visited in town on Sat- Connie Mack is quite sincere in who issued six bases on balls. He Commonwealth of urday. if you wait until box In 11 e eighthig h t h Enmore at. There is one son, Rob- his Athletics can win. And struck out seven. fkreadme. M c Cbaartth PROBATE the race gets un- believing ert, five years old. Mr. Hanson is Miss Ruth Belka, 58 Red Spring McCarthy, while touched up for who held the opposition hitless for Docket No. derway. They they might. It is the first time in - an engineer at the Shawsheen rd., spent the Easter vacation week 18 years that 88-year-old Mr. Mack seven hits, issued only one walk 4 3 iinnings .in , wal three batters Essex, sq. mill. are not giving throughout the To all persons intone: with friends in Ossippee, N. H. is extremely optimistic. and fanned nine. battle and whiffed Mary II. Scott late a Mr. and Mrs. II. Roderick, with anybody a better 5. Sgt. and Mrs. William Farren- break in making Capt. Deyermond scored Punch- County, deceased. their five children, have moved The Racing Side Punchard proved more powerful A petition has beer kept and their little son "Bobby" Cleveland 6 to 5 ard's run when he reached first Court for probate of from Cambridge to S. Main at. purporting to he the I sailed Tuesday from New York city and Boston's Braves Racing is now ready to break on an error, was sacrificed to sec- at bat as compared to last Mon- Mr. Roderick is the owner of the ceased by Brainerd F. to Bremerhaven, Germany, where 5. out in a wild rash from Maryland and by Mauceri and tallied on day's fracas with Billerica as the said County, praying t Andover Flower Basket recently they expect to make their home for Grantland Rice 7 They have Blue to New England—not overlooking Beauchesne's single to center. Blue and Gold slapped out 10 safe- executor thereof withou established on the by pass. his bond. 18 months. The sergeant is associ- Peter at 3 to 1 in the Derby, and New York. Walsh (allowed with a hit to cen- ties of the offerings of Carruthers If you desire to ()Nee Mr. and Mrs. Allen Woodcock ated with the C.I.C. Corps, U. S. I'm not sure you can't do better on A number of questions will soon ter and stole second. Gerrish of the visiting club. The home club attorney should file a v and their two little daughters, are said Court at I.awrenc Aary. Mrs. Farrenkopf is the form- Derby Day. be answered: How good is Blue fanned and Beauschesne was had men on base in every Inning in the forenoon on tht new arrivals In Andover. They er Miss Florence Nicoll, daughter Col. Ed Bradley, the departed Peter? How good is Capot? Mr. nipped at the plate on an attempt except for the eighth, but failed to 1949, the return day of have purchased a honle at 82 Busher? Old Rockport? How will to steal home. Witness, John V. 1'1 of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Nicoll, 72 horseman and gambler, whose ad- score more frequently because of Judge of said Court, I Haverhill st. Mr. Woodcock is Citation look on his return to ac- METHUEN April in the year one a Essex st. vice was highly valued, used to erratic base running. and forty-nine. connected with the U. S. climatic tion? What horse will beat Coal- ab r bh po a jOIIN J. CC Miss Sheila A. Ronan, 60 Mor- say it was 4 to 1 or maybe 5 to 1 The box score: research laboratory in Lawrence. town? What overlooked racer will Smith 2b 3 1 1 0 2 • ton st., and her mother were guests against any certain nominee even PUNCHARD Their former home was in Van- starting in the Derby. Out of more suddenly pop up as Assault did in Bernard ss 3 1 1 1 1 ANDOVER NAT of Miss M. Irene Fay of the Fay 1948? Who will take over the AB R BIII PO A E couver, B. C. than 100 early entries, only 10 or Berwick cf 0 1 1 The following pass secretarial school at the annual Triple Crown? How will the Triple 0 Souter 2b 5 0 2 2 6 0 Andover National IlaK Mr. and We. Adair Miller of 12 go to the post. Who can say what Bourgeois c .... 3 1 2 9 3 Mother's day tea in Boston last Crown look without a Calumet chal- 7 0 Sullivan If 4 0 1 2 0 0 application has been in Ipswich. with their two sons, fine horses will or will not be pres- Krauss lb 3 0 1 of duplicate book. Pi Friday afternoon. lenger of class? Will there be one? Lloyd cf 2 0 0 1 1 0 application is hereby Adair, 4 and Bryan, 1, have pur- ent on the big day? Hajjar 3b 2 1 Blue Peter, owned by Joseph 0 2 2 Beauchesne rf 3 0 0 2 0 0 with Section 40, Chapl chased the house at 234 Main et.. Miss Bernice Stimpson, formerly Sun Briar never went to the Pirozek If of 1908. 3 0 0 0 0 Deyerm'd lb 4 1 1 12 0 opposite Hidden road. Mr. Miller a teacher in the Junior High school Derby post. Stagehand, didn't, ltoebling, trained by Andy O'Neil rf 2 1 0 0 0 1 Payment has been aft Walsh ss 4 2 1 0 Book No. Q709. is a pilot for the T. W. A. air- was visiting friends here Monday when he apparently had the SchuttInger, is at least partly Yokley rf 1 00 0 0 2 1 a mystery horse. Andy Schut- Mauceri 3b 4 0 2 1 0 ii CHESTER W. lines. and attended the meeting of the big race sewed up on the Tues- Proctor p 2 0 1 1 2 school committee. tinger ranks Blue Peter, at this Gerrish c 3 1 0 7 0 0 'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutton, day before the race. Ocean TOWN OF Mrs. Phyllis Davis has returned stage, over Citation at the same 4 0 3 0 3 0 and their two little girls, Carol Wave didn't, after wrecking the Totals 25 5 7 21 10 McCarthy p PUBLIC li spot on the calendar last year. Totals 33 4 10 27 12 2 and Judy are now living at the to her home in New York city after Derby Trial. PUNCIIARD Notice is hereby givt There are many who believe Blue CHELMSFORD former home of Roland Sherman, spending a weeks' vacation with her Getting back to baseball's Winter .b r bh Po a Survey of the Town of Peter is well ahead of the other AB R BH PO A E public hearing Thursda at WIldwood. Mr. Sutton is as- mother, Mrs. John R. Sullivan 61 Book, I would say the Braves, Souter 2b 2 0 1 1 3 1949 at 7:30 P. M., a three-year-olds. There are other sistant general manager for J. J. Red Spring rd. Cardinals and Dodgers are ex- Sullivan If 1 0 0 0 0 Bishop, c 4 0 0 3. 1 3 petition of Ann Afet horsemen who don't think Blue Yochimchuk,rf 4 0 0 2 0 0 Kenney for the approv Newberry In Boston. Mrs. Charles Skea of 17 Cuba st., tremely close—that the Pirates Lloyd cf 4 0 0 0 1 located west of Walke Peter has the ruggedness to be a Miss Fonnie Davis of Elm st. recently underwent surgery at St. have a good chance—that the McCarthy p 4 0 0 0 2 Carruthers p 2 0 0 0 7 1 uary, 1949 and drawn great three-year-old. They keep win, Engineer for the 1 has returned from a visit with John's hospital in Lowell. Giants are not clearly out of it, Deyermond lb FiicarIIf 3 0 0 1 0 0 and opening for public darkly hinting at uncertain legs 3 1 1 9 0 her sister, Mrs. George Irwin, of Miss Constance Cole of High st., but rot too threatening either. Mauceri 3b .... 2 0 1 4 0 0 2 01 as shown thereon. over a distance. There has been no 0 0 BOARI Claremont, N. H. and Miss Eleanor Kruschwitz of No: The Braves, Dodgers and Cardi- Burns 3h proof that anything is wrong with Beauchesne rf .. 2 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 2 5 2 Its nals are all ranked well over the Sidney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. Andover have returned from an au- Walsh ss .3 0 1 0 0 Kerrigan 2b 4 0 0 1 1 0 Giants by Florida-trained ball- Blue Peter's legs—except their with their two children, Pamela tomobile trip through northern New 0 8 3 Taylor lb 0 0 0 4 0 1 players who remember the Giants winning speed. Jane, 4, and little Stephen, 1. are Hampshire, Vermont and into New x-Watson 1 0 0 0 0 McHugh lb 3 0 1 8 . 0 0 from last year—and can see little Blue Peter won six stakes in a —20 Years' new residents of Andover. They York state. Russell ss 3 0 1 1 2 1 or no improvement. row, including most of the big ones, are living on Holt road, near Miss Sally O'Riordan has re- as a two-year-old. But there can Totals 23 1 5 18 9 Totals 31 0 2 21 161 —Good Wo I still think the Cardinals are Appletree lane. Mr. Smith is con- turned to Washington, D. C., after be a swift and decisive change from Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R Sacrifice hits: Sullivan, Lloyd !, the best ball club in the Na- HOWAF nected with the Liberty Mutual enjoying a visit with her parents, a two-year-old to a three-year-old. Methuen 0 2 2 0 1 0 x-5 Stolen bases: Lloyd, Deyerinotd, tional League by six or seven Ins. Co. in Lawrence. Mr. anti Mrs. Thomas O'Riordan of Also there will be other horses Punchard 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 Walsh 2, Maticeri, Gerrish games. But no one can say 2; Lett Avon st. running in the Derby, Preakness x-Grounded out for Gerrish in on bases: Chelmsford 7; First base ELDRI how many Cardinals will be on Mrs. Hervey Northey has re- and Belmont—Greentree's Capot, a 7th . on balls off McCarthy 3; Int by Phone 3 - 4000 — Res. 9088 the ball field, and how many Painter * turned to town after spending the certain threatener—Mr. Busher, if in the hospital, after mid June Two base hit: Mauceri. Sacrifice pitcher, Gerrish: Struck out by Me- INTERIOR - I winter months with her sons in Rockport. with the or early July. They are an in shape—Old hits: Sullivan, Mauceri. Stolen Carthy 5, by Carruthers 1; Passed Dr. Joseph B. McCavitt Norfolk and Richmond, Va. blood of Equipoise and Man o' War Residential-In& eight-year-old c I u b, dating bases: Souter 2, Walsh, Smith, halls, Bishop. Time 1 hr. 45tiln. CHIROPODIST - PODIATRIST Mr. and Mrs. Myron G. Smith, No. in his vein s—Ben Whitaker's Bernard 2, Bourgeois 2. Krauss. Umpire, Maccaron and G. Drisoil back to 1940. 1941 and 1942. Prince Quest. 351 Essex St. Lawrence, Mass. Main st., are enjoying a vacation in LAWN FUF St. Petersburg, Fla. Spray PA ANDOVER DISTRICT MEETING Just wonderful gifts for Mother Telephone 74139 Established 1854 HELD AT NORTH ANDOVER CELLARS C Do You Know The Andover District for Con- Spray PA GEO. W. HORNE CO. gregational Women's Work will be books cards LAWRENCE, MASS. Massachusetts? held at the Trinitarian Congrega- Ceilings a tional church in North Andover TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK For Free Estirr DO YOU KNOW THAT . . . at 10:30 a. m. Thursday, May 5. The Mary G. Bailey SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING Annual reports of officers and Call Building permits were issued for Book Room Open Daily 9 to 5:30; Fridays 9 to Andov committee chairman will be a part Closed Wed. P.M. more new dwelling units during 2110 —Celebrating the Anniversary of "Things Different"— of the morning session. The dedi- 77 MAIN ST. TEL. 2010 the first three months this year cation of the "Second Mile Gift" .thae in the same period of any from the churches of Greater Law- year since the boom in the 1920's, rence and Greater Lowell will be COATS as shown by the department of held.,e RADIO REPAIR labor and industries' compilation The guest speaker for the morn- FO covering 68 Massachusetts cities ing will be Mrs. Kendig B. Cully, SERVICE Complete line SUITS and towns . . . Of the 1,481 new state.chairman of Christian Fami- units in March 1949, only 51% ly Life. Her subject, "What is a Electric Motors were single-family homes, whereas Christian Home?" Luncheon will Lyon metal pr, ENSEMBLES a year ago 83% were singles . . . follow at 12:30 o'clock. Reserva- TEMPLE'S ter Files; Loci Over the last nine-year period tions must be made with Mrs. 66 MAIN STREET TEL. 1176 and Electric A S Massachusetts lost less time per Leslie Christison for the Andover Boilers; Radius: worker front strikes than any COSTUMES area, tel. Andover 101, and Mrs. I Beams; Pipe; other of the 10 leading industrial 4 Andrew Campbell for the Law- states . . . Bank checks paid in 10 rence area, tel. Lawrence 27016 L SPORTSWEAR leading Massachusetts cities dur- not later than Monday, May 2. ing the first three months this STRATFORD SHOP Gutte: year amounted to nearly nine The afternoon session opens at billion dollars, a decrease of 2.8% 1:45 o'clock. The devotional serv- At the Stratford Shop you will find wall papers ice will be conducted by Mrs. My- 20 .24-52-54 M E DRESSES below the same period a year ago of distinction. Ruffle Nylons and Tailored ren Clark. Mrs. William Andrews LAWRI . . . During 1948, dentists of the Celonese Curtains. Beautiful fabrics for custom- Veterans' Administration in Mas- will sing a solo. The guest speaker sachusetts treated 2,740 veterans, for the afternoon will be the Rev. made overhangings and slip covers. and dentists working with the V. Alice B. Snow of Stoneham. Her Custom-made chairs to match. 1-2 to subject will be "Big Wants, Little A. on a fee basis treated 11,950, Worries and Lots of Work." It is All blended for your individual problems. the fees amounting to $1,092,875 . . . The towns of Abington, Aga- hoped that the Congregational 50-A MAIN STREET TEL. 1360-R OFF wam, Canton, Falmouth, Fox- churches of Andover and Ballard- . . . and borough, Franklin, Hudson, Long- vale will be well represented. 1-3 more meadow, Ludlow, Middleborough, Monson, Palmer, Spencer, Ux- cent meeting, voted to re-estab- NEW bridge, Westborough, Wilmington lish its local planning board under LOW I and Wrentham were cited to the the law providing for an improved PRICE* . . . and "The Exquisite in Children's Wear" national honor roll for having had method of municipal planning. no traffic fatality during 1948 . . . (Compiled by the State Plan- The town of Braintree, at its re- ning Board.) VENETIAN 79 COATS BLINDS FLANNEL SUITS • All Steel CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY Construction • Automatic Tilt Each KNITTED SUITS and Stop Devices LAST 3 —MANUFACTURERS— • Ful! 64 Inch All Sizes 18 Length Through 36 Inch DAYS: DRESSES -rel. 38751 THURS., 236 Essex St. ODDS 'N' ENDS SODA WATERS Lawrence FRI., 216 Central St. TeL 347" SAT. . . . . Ages Heaven to 7 and GINGER ALES Lowell

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — APRIL 28, 1949 15

ay: Proctor to liajjar to eft on beam Methuen 3; Weddings... gown, g0/21ed. 9. Base on balls: off LEGAL NOTICES MANNING—WHITE CLASSIFIED ADS off McCarthy 1. Struck White snapdragons, palms and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hatch of roctor 7; by McCarthy 9, Commonwealth of Massachusetts TOWN OF ANDOVER candelabra decorated the altar, and Summer st., have just received Services Offered c Articles for Sale o 3ernard, Krauss, Hajjar word from their daughter, 1st. PROBATE COURT PUBLIC HEARING white satin bows on huckleberry Time: 1:50. Umpires: Docket No. 227019 Notice is hereby given that the Board of adorned the pews of the Free Lieutenant Grace Hatch, that she BLINDS—For House, cleaned 50e. 20 FT. ALDEN 0 SAILBOAT. nd H. Driscoll. Survey of the Town of Andover will hold a has been promoted to the rank of R e t a p e d. Recorded and Re- Sails practically new. Recondi- Eno, ss. public hearing Thursday evening, May 12th, church Saturday afternoon for the To all persons interested in the estate of 1949 at 7:30 I'. M., at the Town Hall, on marriage of Miss Anna Ii. White, Captain. She is in Germany Where paired. Tel. Lawrence 20709 or tioned this year. Can he inspec- RD 4--CHELMSFORD 0 John Sweeney late of Andover in said petition of Gaetano Torrisi for the approval daughter of Mrs. Sarah White, 48 she has been for over three years. 22934. c-28-5-12 ted at Ipswich. Call Andover County, deceased. of a plan of land located on Holt Road near Jack McCarthy pitched A petition has been presented to said Vine Street dated April, 1949 and drawn by High st., to Ralph B. Manning, son It was eight years in February 1077-R. o28 THE MARY CARTER REST 1 to its first league vie. Court, praying that Margaret E. Sweeney of Clinton F. Goodwin, Engineer, for the pur- of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Manning, 9 that she joined the Army Nurse Andover in said County or some other suit- pose of subdivision and opening for public Home has two semi-private va- LEICA CAMERA OUTFIT FOR Friday afternoon by hurl- able person be appointed administratrix of use a private way as shown thereon. Maple ct. Corps. BOARD OF SURVEY cancies. Tel. Reading 1697. Sale. Like New. Write Box N, hit 4 to 0 shutout over said estate.you desire to object thereto you or your The 4 o'clock ceremony was per- Mrs. Dean K. Webster, Jr., of If By Townsman, Andover, Mass. o28 .rd High school at the attorney should tile a written appearance in Sidney P. White, Chairman formed by the Rev. Levering Rey- Sunset Rock rd., was a hostess at HAVE YOUR LAND TILLED said Court at Lawrence before ten o'clock (28-5) the fifth annual luncheon of the ly remodeled Punchard in the forenoon on the ninth day of Mao nolds, Jr., pastor, and Donald Amy, with Roto-Tiller. No garden too Wanted to Buy u 194°. the return clay of this citation. Protestant Guild for the Blind small or too large. Tel. An- Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First TOWN OF ANDOVER organist played the wedding mar- fly Chelmsford batters to Judge of said Court, this fourteenth clay of PUBLIC HEARING ches. During the service Mrs. John held yesterday at the Old South dover 474-W. k28-5-12 ANYTHING OLD-FASHIONED OR r in the nine inning tilt April in the year one thousand nine hundred Notice is hereby given that the Board of Souter, aunt of the bride, sang, church, Boston. ANTIQUE; also Furniture re- and fortymine. Survey of the Town of Andover will hold a The next business meeting of Printing and Engraving e Hugh, a replacement for Register. public hearing Thursday everting, May 12th, "Because," and "I Love Thee." finished. Guy N. Christian, 6 JOHN J. COSTELLO, Court St. Monica, 783, C.p. of A. the fifth, and shortstop (21.28-M5) 1949 at 7:30 I'. M., at the Town Hall, on The bride, who was given in mar- Union St., Georgetown, Mass. of the Housing Authority, Charles will be held Monday evening May PRINTING SERVICES by the Con- who singled through the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Match,Hatch, Chairman, for the approval of a plan riage by her uncle, David MacDon- Write or phone 2851. We will 9, in the school hall. Election of solidated Press, Inc., 4 Park st., e eighth frame. McCarthy, of land located in the vicinity of Morton ald, wore a wedding gown of mid- call. PROBATE. COURT Street which has been set aside as multiple officers will be held at this time. Andover, Publisher of your the opposition hitless for housing district and dated April, 1949 and victorian style slipper satin with a Docket No. 227016 Scott I. Paradise of Ridden "Townsman." Complete Printing F.sses, ss. drawn by Clinton F. Goodwin, Engineer for Chantilly lace yoke and court train. ANTIQUES OR ANYTHING OLD Ings, walked three batters the purpose of opening for public use a field has been appointed to the facilities and personnel for your To all persons interested in the estate of private way as shown thereon. Her fingertip veil of illusion fell Marbletop, Walqut, Grape and out the battle and whiffed Mary B. Scott late of Andover in said board of undergraduate deacons printing requirements. Tel. 1943. BOARD OF SURVEY from an open-work crown of baby Rose-carved Furniture. Glaill, County, deceased. Ity of the Church of Christ of Yale A petition has been presented to said pearls, and she carried an orchid China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, and proved more powerful Court for mohate of a certain instrument Sidney P. White, Chairman university. A member of the jun- Tailoring and Repairing g purporting to lie the last will of said de- (28-5) on a white Bible with white satin Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, Fur- compared to last Mon- ior class, Paradise has won his ceased by Brainerd E. Smith of Methuen in streamers of white sweet peas. DRAPES AND BEDSPREADS niture, Etc. William F. Graham, Leas with Billerica as the said County, praying that he be appointed major "Y" as a member of the executor thereof without giving a surety on Mrs. Frank Mooney, cousin of the made to order. Tel. Lawrence Jr., 165 Golden Hill Ave., Haver- Gold slapped out 10 safe- track team. He is also a member his bond. Births bride, was matron of honor. With 4351 or call at 69 Common hill, Mass., Telephone Haverhill offerings of Carruthers If you desire to object thereto you or your of Dwight hall, the university attorney should file a written appearance in White—A daughter Apr. 22 at her heavenly blue mid-Victorian Street. Lawrence. g-28 7010-W. Will call to look. siting club. The home club Christian association. said Court at 1.awrence before ten o'clock the Lawrence General hospital to style faille taffeta gown with short on base in every inning in the forenoon on the ninth day of May Frederick Flather 3rd, of 45 Help Wanted—Female 1949, the return day of this citation. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. White cap sleeve, plunging neckline and h ANTIQUES AND OLD FASH- or the eighth, but failed to Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First Abbot st., was recently presented (Gloria Fields) of 5 Wolcott ave. full skirt, she wore a matching pic- IONED THINGS of any descrip- ore frequently because of Judge of said Court, this fifteenth day of an honor roll certificate at the COMPETENT AND EXPER- April in the year one thousand nine hundred Cannon—A daughter Apr. 24 at ture hat of maline with pink taffeta Hon. Particularly need right ase running. Gunnery s c h o o 1, Washington, ienced bookkeeper for local and forty-nine. the Lawrence General hospital to streamers. now marble top tables, picture ix score: JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. Conn., for maintaining an average ready-to-wear shop. Call An- (21-28-M5) Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Cannon The bridesmaids, Mrs. Earle frames, lamps etc. I will call PUNCHARD of over 80 for the majority of the dover 95 for appointment. h-28 (Barbara Carley) of 54 Salem et. Shaw, sister of tile bridegroom, and anytime at your convenience AB R BH PO A E ANDOVER NATIONAL BANK marking periods during the winter The following pass book issued by the Sapienza--A son Apr. 25 at the Miss Ruth Lynch, cousin of the Work Wanted—Female j and make an offer without ob- lb term. 5 0 2 2 6 0 Andover National Bank has been lost and Lawrence General hospital to Dr. bride, wore lime green faille taf- ligation to you. Fred B. Reyn- If 4 0 1 2 0 0 application has been made for the issuance and Mrs. Joseph A. Sapienza (Ce- Eight Punchard High school PRACTICAL NURSE olds. 22 Phillips Court, North of duplicate book. Public notice of such feta similar to the maid of honor, students are entered in the Bar- 2 0 0 1 1 0 application is hereby given in accordance cilia Brooks) of 43 Salem st. with fluted ruffles around a full TEL. 397 - J Andover, Mass. Phone Law. sne rf 3 0 0 2 0 0 with Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts Foster—A daughter Apr. 25 at nard essay contest which will be 28j 31878. (21-28 M. 5) of 1908. skirt with matching picture hats, held at 8 p. m. Friday in the Me- d lb 4 1 1 12 0 1 Payment has been stopped. the Clover Hill hospital to Mr. and and carried colonial bouquets of Book No. 9788. morial auditorium. The entrants Work Wanted—Male k For Rent—Apts and Flats v • 4 2 1 0 2 1 Mrs. Robert Foster (Barbara mixed sweet peas with streamers 3b 4 0 2 1 0 0 CHESTER W. HOLLAND, Cashier. Jackson) 40 Washington ave. have memorized their composi- (14.21.28) matching the color of the gowns. tions and will deliver them at this SINGLE MAN, LATE FIFTIES, 3 ROOM APARTMENT FOR c 3 1 0 7 0 0 The bride's mother in an orchid- Rent. Central location. Electric TOWN OF ANDOVER MINOR ACCIDENT time. active, refined, versatile. wants LY P 4 0 3 0 3 0 colored gown wore a cerise-colored year-around work on small place kitchen, tile bath. Tel. Andover PUBLIC HEARING Automobiles operated by Ed- The regular monthly meeting of 33 4 10 27 12 2 hat of summer feathers and match- in return for good home and 1582-J. v-28 Notice is hereby given that the Board of ward T. Duffett of Everett and the Andover Mothers club will he CHELMSFORD Survey of the Town of Andover will hold a ing veil. Her flowers were red roses. nominal wage. Small family. public hearing Thursday evening, May 12th, Peter Anderson of Maple ave., held at 2 p. m. Thursday May 5, AB R BH PO A E Mrs. Manning wore a gown of pea-. References exchanged. Please TWO COMFORTABLE ROOMS 1949 at 7:30 P. M., at the Town Hall, 011 collided on N. Main st. near Hard- at the home of the president Mrs. c 4 0 0 3 1 3 petition of Ann McDonald and Thomas cock blue with a matching hat of give details. Address Box A-26, sheen Village. Call And. 8920 Kenney for the approval of a plan of land ing st., about 11:30 p. nu. Wed- George F. Symonds, 45 Maple ave. huk,rf 4 0 0 2 0 0 flowers and veil, and a corsage of The Townsman, Andover. between 6 and 9 p.m. located west of Walker Avenue dated Jan- nesday, according to a report filed The committee in charge Is Mrs. era p 2 0 0 0 7 1 uary, 1949 and drawn by Clinton F. Good- red roses. (14-21-28) win, Engineer for the purpose of subdivision Charles Buchan, Mrs. Alexander FOR RENT: WITHOUT BOARI), If 3 0 0 1 0 0 at the police station. Mary G. Harry Batchelder, a close friend and opening fur public use, a private way Russell, a passenger in the Duffett Crockett and Mrs. George Sy- near center of town, 1 room with 4 0 0 2 0 1 as shown thereon. of the bridegroom, was best man- CARPENTERS AVAILABLE! — BOARD OF SURVEY car reported a sore right arm and monds. Building and repairing. Will double bed, also 1 room with 4 0 0 2 5 By The ushers were: John White, shoulder. George Flynn Bernardin, son of travel to beaches. No job too single bed. Business person pre- n 2b 4 0 0 1 1 0 Sidney P. NVhite, Chairman brother of the bride; James Mc- (28-5) Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Barnardin small nor too large. Reasonable [erred. References required. Tel. b Grath, uncle of the bride; Arthur 0 0 0 4 0 1 11 Abbot st., has been elected to rates. Work guaranteed. Free 2205 -W. . v28 Beer, close friend of the bride- lb 3 0 1 8 .0 0 —20 Years' Experience the circulation department of the estimates. Call Andover 769-R. ss 3 0 1 1 2 I groom, and David MacDonald, Jr., PhillIpian, weekly newspaper at OOFFICE SPACE TO RENT:. 52 see (tf.) Main St., Andover. Apply • 31 0 2 24 16 1 —Good Workmanship cousin of the bride. Phillips academy. Out-of-town guests were present Elander & Swanton. Tel. And. ce hits: Sullivan, Lloyd!, Poll taxes are due and payable Household Goods P HOWARD S. from Lawrence, Methuen, Arling- bases: Lloyd, Deyerntonl. my Monday, May 2. Tax Collector Wonted to Rent w Maticeri, Gerrie] 2; Left ELDREDGE ton, Nantucket and Sanford, Me. James P. Christie reminds all per- PRINCESS DRESSER AND I: Chelmsford 7; First base house Following the ceremony a recep- sons subject to the tax. Bills were Bench, $15. High Chair, folding WANTED TO RENT — SINGLE off McCarthy 3; Hit by Painter • Decorator tion was held in the parish house. sent out Apr. 1 and are due and model, $2.00. Baby Scales, House or Apartment in An- After a wedding trip through Ver- weighs up to 30 lbs., $5.00. Tel. Gerrish; Struck out by 111e. INTERIOR - EXTERIOR payable in 30 days. Persons over dover, 5 or 6 rooms, write 5, by Carruthers 1; Passed mont and Maine the couple will be 70 as of Jan 1, 1949, may apply Andover 141. Townsman Box EG. Residential-Industrial-Schools painted ishop. Time 1 hr. 45 Zit. "at home" at 32 Cuba st., about the for an abatement of the poll tax (A-14-21-28) Houses for Sale Maccaron and G. Drista middle of May. at the assessors' office. q LAWN FURNITURE by The bride attended the Andover A public auction by the Men's HOUSE FOR SALE: BAN- Spray PAINTED schools and Macintosh Business club of the South church will be CROFT ROAD, 6 rm. cottage, CHOICE OF FINE for Mother Eldredge! school and has been employed in held on the church lawn from 10 All conveniences, oil heat, ga- FOODS AND LIQUORS CELLARS CLEANED the field department of the Merri- a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturday, May 21. rage, large lot of land. Price re- Spray PAINTED mack Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Mr. Man- Gilbert J. Cromie of Abbot st., duced. Immediate occupancy LOUIS SCANLON'S • ning attended Andover schools and Is enrolled in the green pastures Fred E. Cheever, 21 Main St, ,'„, ON THE ANDOVER LINE * Ceilings a Specialty Western Carolina Teachers' college. program being conducted among Andover Tel. 775 or 1098. • He is a veteran of the last war and farmers of Essex county by the For Free Estimates Jane E. Lowry G. Bailey is employed with the Gulf company Essex county agricultural school Call Andover in town. at Hathorne. 5:30; Fridays 9 to 289 Andover St. A Wed. P.M. The Holy Name society of St. 2110 Alan Gray Holmes TEL. 2010 Ballardvale NICOLL—CROSSLEY Augustine's church will receive 7 -READIER iv iTtli In an 8 p.m., candlelight cere- Holy Communion at the 8:30 H presents u aunts sp/R/ r// mony in Christ church Saturday, o'clock mass Sunday morning HOLLIWOODS ACE Miss Louise Crossley, daughter of after which the members will at- REPAIR Mr. and Mrs. John W. Crossley, of t e n d the annual communion Two great FOR SALE — NEW AND USED Rocky Hill rd., became the bride breakfast In the school hall. State of John F. Nicoll, son of Mr. and Sen. John W. Coddaire of Haver- attractions, 1 tit AT I ERT°N.‘04"3111,j.1 11)1111111;,..m .00 • IVICE Complete line of woodworking and metal working machinery; Mrs. Claude Nicoll of 69 Summer hill will be the speaker. Officers MI 00 m. AND rrienw Electric Motors 36 to 10 H. P.; Chain Hoists, hand and electric; at. The Rev. John S. Moses, rector, for the ensuing term will be o• Lyon metal products; Roller Conveyors; Desks,; Cabinets; Let- performed the ceremony. Irvin. T elected. MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM AT 8:30 Wilkinson was the organist and Dr. J. Roswell Gallagher, school ,PLE'S ter Files; Lockers; Shelving; Aluminum Folding Chairs; Gas TREACHER, MON. MAY 2nd • CHATTERTON, MON. MAY 30th and Electric Arc Welders; Airco Acetylene Generators; Steam Marjorie A. Crossley, soloist. physician of Phillips academy, and Sponsored by The November Club ET TEL. 1175 Dr. Henry Bernhardt, associat Boilers; Radiators; Stoves; Lawn Chairs; Stools; Wardrobes; Miss Jane T. Sparks was maid of e TICKETS AT BARNARD'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE school physician attended the con I Beams; Pipe; Angles; Rods; Bare. honor and the bridesmaids were Mondays, thru Fridays 10 to 12 — 3 to 6 Miss Nancy Lee Schutt and Miss ference for college and school Beginning April 18th. Or Tel. 1421-It Bernice Bryant. physicians held at the Children's Donald Becotte was best man, hos pita I, Boston, Wednesda. SHOP Gutterson & Gould, Inc. while John F. Crossley and Edward afternoon. YARDS AND WAREHOUSES T. McFarlin were ushers. FIRM PARKING TEL 1 1-W ill find wall papers After a wedding trip through Can- FIRE RECORD 20 .24.52.54 MEDFORD STREET 26 BENNETT STREET ANDOVER Dilored ada the couple will reside at 69 Apr. 21-1:08 p. tn., still alarm LAWRENCE —:— TELS. LAW. 37163 - 37164 for grass fire on land of Bruce ful fabrics for custom- Summer st. Both are graduates of Punchard Valentine, 15 Moraine at. vers. high school. The bridegroom at- Apr. 21-3:25 p. in., still alarm PLAYHOUSE tended Phillips academy, and the for grass fire on land of S. Cyr, FRIDAY, SATURDAY — April 20, 30 • individual problems. Massachusetts Maritime Service, Rattlesnake rd. Dick Powell Martha Toren Ilyan ti is. Apr. 22-9:55 a. in., still alarm Rogues Regiment 3:15 6:10 9: u5 TEL. 1350-8 for flooded oil range at home of Sharyn Moffett Charles Smith, 9G Maple ave. Ted Donaldson Rusty Saves A Life 1:50 4:45 7:40 K. C. KILLORIN Apr. 25-6:14 p. In. still alarm for grass and bruch fire on land SUNDAY, MONDAY — May 1, 2

NEW REALTOR of Hartwell B. Abbott, Dascomb 13011,ja 114.11,10 Olga San Juan rd. Countess of Monte Cristo 3:30 6:30 9:30 LOW 26 Chestnut St. Andover PRICE Apr. 25--7:33 p. in.. still alarm Charles Boyer Ann Myth . TELS.: 2272 or 1267-J for brush fire on land of Joseph A Woman's Vengeance 1:45 5:45 7:45 Vartabedian, Bellevue rd. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY — May 3, 4, 5 Cross Coal Co. James Stewart Joan FOIaltillC 79 1947 LINCOLN CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE You Gotta Stay' Happy 3:00 5:55 8:50 A sharp looking car. Spotless maroon finish 'tetanal (Charlie (Mutt) Winters LINCOLN with red leather upholstery. Radio, heater and The Feathered Serpent Keye Luke 4:40 7:35 COAL COKE OIL countless extras. Today's best loily at $2395! 1:45 FRIDAY, SATURDAY — May 6, 7 Each Oil BURNERS LINCOLN & MERCURY Randolph Scott Jane Wyatt Canadian Pacific :5:10 6:05 9:05 All Sizes 18 Authorized Sales and 'Service Peggy Ryan Ray Mc Donald Through 36 Inch ARLINGTON MOTORS, INC. Shamrock Hill 1:45 4:40 7:40 Tel. 38751 Essex St. "KEN" CROMPTON Usual Saturday Morning Children's Movie at 10 o'clock Lawrence "Flying Deuces" (Feature Picture) Bruce Gentry (Serial) 662 BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • TEL. 37188 Cartoons and Short Subjects Central St. Tel. 3.1798 Lowell Selectmen Defend Report from the State House is a complicated anti almost over- whelming task, but With the aid (Contnued from Page Six) Town's Insurance Policy of tabulating madam, the job is shim. at WEST PARISH done thoroughly and well. (Continued from Page One) These, of course, are carefully Into virtue than I Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Correspondent, Telephone 5844 A capacity audience is expected Next week we will discuss the checked to see that the proper budget bureau. et vier In their statement to selectmen at the Memorial auditorium Mon- amounts are credited and that Y1IFIIT S. say: WOMAN'S UNION day, May 3, at the home of Mrs. day night, May 2, to see Arthur proper disposition of the amount Is The Otomacian Indians of South "Each year the selectmen have The Woman's union of the West John Rasmussen, Lowell at. Mrs. Treacher in "Blythe Spirit" under Made. given careful consideration to the church will hold Its May meeting Kenneth Hilton will assist the spansorship of the November club. America mix clay with their bread. hostess. The payroll division examines question of town insurance. We at 2:30 p. in. next Wednesday in Mrs. Edward C. Nichols, chairman and checks all of the weekly and have reviewed values, coverage, Family Night. VOLUME 62; t' the church vestry. Mrs. Walter of the ticket committee reports a monthly payrolls for each depart- and types of insurance. Our policy Family night will be observed Simon, president, will preside. brisk sale for the show. ment, each institution, each board, has received the almost unanimous in the vestry of the West church Following the business meeting an This production is unique in that and each commission, and, in ad- approval of the town meeting. at 8 o'clock tonight under the auction sale will be held. Mem- it carries all of its own equipment dition, maintains employees' earn- auspices of the Men's club. A Vif WS "We plan our insurance with bers are asked to bring articles including a portable switchboard ing records in order that the com- musical program has been pre- two ideas in mind, economy and for sale. The hostesses for this for stage lighting purposes. monwealth may report to the feder- pared by Rudolph Johnson. Leon- service. At present the insurance meeting will be Mrs. John G. A group of Andover girls will be al and state income tax divisions. OF Gaskill, Mrs. Howard Bailey and ard Bratt and family of Lynn will is divided about 17 1-2 per cent ushers for the event. They are: This operation involves the indi- Mrs. Earl Slate. provide part of the entertainment. with stock companies and 82 1-2 Harriet Sears, Joan Bernard, Bar- vidual cards of some 24,000 em- J.Kenneth Atwood Personals Mr. Ilratt, who is organist of a per cent with mutuals. The insur- bara Nichols, Joan Godfrey, Shirley ployees. CEMETERY MEMORIALS THE ance is placed so that the divid- Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hudgins of Medford church, will preside at McCabe, Sally Westhaver, Helen Monuments — Markers ends returned to the town are North at.. recently entertained Mr. the piano; his daughter, Lois, The field division installs and Glennie, Paula Valz, Sue Prisley, Cemetery Lettering large and the net cost compara- and Mrs. Norman Stone, and Mr. senior in the Lynn Classical high maintains uniform accounting sys- MEWS Barbara Gibson, Ann Sanborn, El- tems in all the state agencies and tively small. and Mrs. Walter Stone, all of school, will favor with piano selec- Office and Display nt 111" LEONA Itl eanor Mondale, Joan Morrison and in order to provide this uniform Lynn. tions; Richard, 15, will play the Knipe Rd. Route No. 125 "We can see no reason for Marilyn Jaspert. budgetary and financial control, the The pattern of sacrificing any portion of the Miss Katherine Hebb of Webster clarinet:. Robert, 13, the violin, Ward Hill personnel of this division make shift of top-fliglv town's interests. We contemplate at. is ill at the Lawrence General and Carl. 11, the trumpet. P. 0. Box 350 The Johnson boys, Wilfred and Leroy Ambye Granted visits to the various departments Tel. 4883 officials now bec no immediate change In our pres- hospital. Roger, will play accordian selec- and institutions during the year Haverhill, Mass. shinsky will repr ent method of placing the town The Rev. Raymond Cooper of Patent For Textile Machine and assists them in setting up their Union at the fort insurance. We will change if econ- River rd. has returned home after tions, and Miss Phyllis Johnson (Continued from Page One) records. m inisters' confere omy and service call for a change." completing a tour of Virginia. the clarinet and saxaphone. There Miss Eleanor Jones of Waltham will be music by the entire group. The work of the budget bureau Spec ulat Ion can struction, each of these fingers has been spending the Week with Refreshments will be served. The the whys and vv consists in reality of two contact- her aunt, Mrs. Lathrop Merrick committee is extending an invita- appointment to t ing flexible elements which yield of Shawsheen rd. tion to all townspeople to attend this latest move. separately so that their tips suc- Young People's Fellowship and enjoy an evening of good cia's oilier mint cessively engage the cloth. The young people of the West fellowship at the West church. purpose behind II church will meet with the other Grange Degrees According to Mr. Ambye, his discuss the Germr young people of Andover churches Andover grange, 183, P. of H., contrivance acts uniformly upon Ice closely examit the piece goods without injuring at 6 o'clock Sunday evening, May met in the grange hall Tuesday Scepticism—Not I 1, in the Baptist church. The Rev. evening. A covered dish supper or damaging the same, and with- out removing masses of flock as Such a question Ralph York of North Andover will was served by the second group eism; it is het be the guest speaker. Movies will with Floyd Darby as chairman. has been the case with bristle brushes. In addition, It is self- 4 to 8 for Girl or Boy; with detachable sus- horn of hard exp be shown. Following the supper the third too familiar with May Breakfast degree was, worked by the ladies clearing, does not become matted penders up, has the desired effect on the credo to forget il On Saturday morning, Apr. 30, degree team with Mrs. Marion polic3 THE nap and, at the same time, re- 6 to 12 for Boys; with regular waistband of foreign the annual May breakfast will be Henderson as master. The fourth nism has plenty a served from 6:30 to 9 o'clock in moves lint and other matter. Fi- 10 to 14 degree was in charge of the regu- , for Girls; with Zipper side closing its objectives, at GENUINE ARTICLE the vestry of the West church. lar officers. The annual inspec- nally, it obviously solves the prior problems of machine stoppage. stances determin Quality tells in plumbing Mrs. Halbert W. Dow and Mrs. tion of degree work was made by it v This patent has been assigned Furthermore, and plumbing supplies ... William Stewart are chairmen. State Deputy Earl A. Graves of optimistic to ex The usual appetizing menu will be to L. 0. Nichols of Newton, Mass. here you find the best in Shirley. solution of our served. Tickets may be secured 8 to 16 for Girl or Boy, 3 pockets, Zipper front both . and it costs you Richard Burroughs of Rich- granting the Sovii by calling Mrs. Arthur Peatman, WHO'S GOT THE DUCK! no more. Satisfaction guar- mond, Va. visited during the past of intentions. W 1262-M. May baskets will be of- A duck is swelling the 1949 All are constructed with copper rivets at anteed! weekend at the home of his hard time agreel fered for sale. daughter, Mrs. H. N. Livingstone membership rolls of Goshen post points of strain and stitched with bright selves. Clubs of Virginia rd. 30 of The American Legion here. orange thread. Denim is heavy and san- How long has The May meeting of the Lafalot The duck, named Addmore, is Miss Gertrude Batchelder of forized for wearing and washing. lied Powers to ap club will be held at 8 p. m. Tues- Washington, D. C., has returned entrusted to a Legionnaire to keep stitution for We after spending a short vacation at and cherish until he gets a, new one that they mu her family home on Argilla rd. member. Then he can pass it on eideration to the Master Russell Lewis has re- to another Legionnaire who, in selves? Until Is covered from a tonsilectomy per- turn, must keep the duck until he 6 to 12 Made of heavy sanforized duck since December formed recently at the Lawrence signs up a new member. (Continued c General hospital. Nobody wants the duck for long, Open Friday 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Doyle so many new members are being and family of Chandler rd. spent added. Sunday with relatives in Bellows Falls, Vt. Miss Priscilla Batchelder of Salem st, attended a meeting of oking the future homemakers held in Boston on Saturday. Mrs. Clayton Nothey has re- turned from a visit with relatives in Syracuse, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Whyte Then 10 and son, Donald, of Cassimere se, Here are modern mowers that have returned from Bradford, Pa., make lawn cutting a pleasant where they attended the wedding interlude among the chores. of Miss Dorothy Harvender. See our line of mowers — Miss Barbara Johnson is enjoy- ing a three week's vacation at her they're tops! home on Haverhill st. She is a stu- dent nurse at the Lawrence Gen- eral hospital. Fred' B. McCollum, U. S. navy is at present located at the Fargo building, Bostbn, awaiting assign- ment to the largest heavy cruiser, • BUCKEYE the • U.S.S. Salem, which is to be commissioned in May. $17.95 Nortnan MacLeod of Bridge- JACOBSON 16 inch cut water, Nova Scotia spent the week- end as guest of Mr. and Mrs. "Bantam" • CLEMSON Harold Johnson of High Plain rd. $31.95 Mrs. Edith Geist of Quincy en- POWER MOWER 17 inch cut joyed a weekend visit at the home Cool, Clean, of her friend, Mrs. John Rasmus- 122.50 SUNg sen of Lowell st. AUTO SEA' Miss Glennys Merz of Water- made of wan ville, Me., has returned to her — Lea iniorced . • • Andover Deliveries Daily — Tel. Law. 4105 home after enjoying a visit with her friend, Miss Marjorie Stewart ONLY STA of High Plain rd. %net Leslie Ramsay of Centerville, is visiting his grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Halbert Dow of Beacon at. Out of over 139 Ford Truck models including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright standard stakes, panels, pickups, and • variety MOT have returned to their home on of chassis to accommodate spedol bodies suds as those Illustrated here, you cam And the truck Shawsheen rd., after enjoying a that's best for your lob. But best of all, you'll And TUNE week at their summer home in Ws Bonus Built to do lots of other jobs lust es well. East Bluehill, Me. With extra strength built int* every vital Ford part, $2 Earl Young of Lowell at., left you get a stronger truck with a greater range of use. Sunday for a few days business Extra strength means longer life, too. trip to Albany, N. Y. Come in and se* the new Big Jobs ; . 3 new engines ... two V-8's and a Six ... up to 143 horse- MALCOLM E. LUNDGREN Primitive man believed that power ... the new Million Dollar Cab: SAVE MC liver was the seat of life, accord- NEW DONALD E. LUNDGREN I'rc your ing to the Encyclopedia Britan- ow " nica. 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