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i>! :SPtpLiC SPIMIT. 11^ Fifty-fourth Year Ayer, Mass., Saturday, October 8, 1921 \No.6. f»rice Five Cents This is Something Worth

-fA Shouting About •JKrCR. MASS. The H^rt, Schaffner & Mar.x styles in Suits and Overcoats for 1921 are here-new colorings, new fashion ideas, new fabrics. 'Prices m one-third lower than those of the l^all of 1920. We can save money fer you on Suits and Overcoats. Not on the first price, perhaps, but ^ our clothes are better; they wear longer; they still look good and K-4 styhsh when cheaper suits are in the rag bag. -FOU- 'i»l PRICES FROM $35 TO^ $45 OTHER MAKES FROM $i8 TO §35

.'••Iff •• Young New Fall Hats \i Truly a superior coUection of New Hats showing the trend of styles for FalL They are QuaUty Hats that wiU do justice to the Fall Suits balance of your New FaU Outfit.

PRICES FROM $3.00 TO $6.00 Ready Our Suits for Young M.e^ are made by speciaUsts whose work is confinea to 'A this type of clothing. This is the reason they give exceUent satisfaction as for fit Get the Bous Readu for Sclidol • ahd style.. • / This is the time to do it, and this store is the place to do it. BOYS' SUITS FROM $8.50 TO $14.00 BOYS' SHOES FROM $2.50 TO $5.50 . CoDyright 1921 Han Schaffner & Marx The New Fall St^le s BOYS' BLOUSES AND SHIRTS 75?* TO $1.50 ARE PLAIN AND SMART, GIVING THE VVEARER A WELL SET-UP,'STyL(SH- ^APPEARANCE > "I Coats aje cut in single or double-breasted, two or three-button, plaia or ) Fletcher Bros. patch iJockets. . , - , Main Street Opposite Depot ^ ' AYER, MASS. When it comes to patterns—they are the finest we have ever shown—plenty The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes and Walk-Over Shoes of hair lines in blue and brown also, plain colors. ^ * •

PEPPERELL Ham will go to .Maine for a short atay The quality of the fabrics is superi or to that of past years and the prices are to flnlsh out his two-weeks'.-vucatlon. JiewH Itoma. •The death of .Mrs. Prances A. Dur- from $10.00 to $20.00'less than last year. , '- John Frossard ha.-^ been on a busl- sm, mother ot Pred M. Durgin, for­ r - tM^ nes.s trip Into the middle wejjt and to merly assistant statlpji ogent at the Cider Appl Boston and Maine statljon. occurrcd at Wisconsin, the hospital at Nashua, on Thursday SUIT PRICES-$19.50, $25.00, ^29.50, $34;50 and $42.50 Mr. and Mra. Bernard Hamilton September 29, at the age of Sixty-nine •welcomed a aon at their home on years. The remains were--taken to Wanted Hlsh atreet on last SUnday morning. hor old homo in Scbecv;-Me.; •where ser­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Ham and vices were IS be h'SUtTangTinterihent $1.00 per cwt. son, Everett, are visUting- friends in was to be mado. Mrs, llarfftn was the Connecticut., going rrom Lynn last widow of the late John Dursin ot ^^ -W^iSTlME TO THJNKjABOUt- YOUR ••'• I") week, -whera they were present at the Dunstable, where the family-hare re­ E. P. SHEEHAN'S CIDER MILL .ifraduatlon ot the nursea at the I.ynn sided for some years, moving there ••'5 hospital, atnong whom was .Mi.-i.s .Mar­ from Nashua. LITTLETON, MASS. ion Thompson. Later .Mr. and Mrs. .Mr.-i. A. a. Woodward is entertain- ir.BT her friend from Concord Mrs John K. Shattuck. M.tllcxILst Church yatea. New Fati Hat .-^.IthouKh the heavy showers of la-st week Friday evening probably pre­ vented some from attending the ex­ ercLses at the SundayiBchool rally at We have tiiern here ready for your inspection. the .Methodist- vestry there was a Brown and Green are the sure, favorites. We have A. G. Pollard Co. PTOod-sized gathering.. An instructive iiiscour.se on "The use of the Bible them and also other colors,.and all iii' different shapes* 111 thf Sunday school" was ffiven by THE STORE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE LOWELL, MASS. the pa-stor. A social hour was en­ to suit your particular taste. jo.ved at thc clo."^ -a-ith refreshments o! hot coffee, douphnuts and cake, Merrirnack, Paimer and Middle Streets .-jei-v-ed under direction of Mrs. Xew- We feature that well known brand of good liat ninn Pre-'scott, with .-ussistance of Mrs A.idrew.-<, Mrs. Harris and others. making— cm Sund.ay morning at 10.45 the fiastor will preach with Sundiiy school .so.-^slon at noon. The Hope Circle wlll meet at 6.;;0 and at T.30 there will be ELEVEN DAMDY VALUES IN EVERY DAY NEEDS ARE OFFERED IN THE th.- usual Sund.ay evoning preaching service, conducted hy the pastor. On Tuesday evenine- at 7.SO the DRY GOODS SECTIOiN OF THE prayer meetin;,- -A-ill beJield, and on Kriday evenin,;; of nextH-eek the Ep­ One of the good makers of the country. Prices are a worth I.ea.irue will hold a devotior.al and .<.-ocial meeting in the vestry. Planu lot lower than they were. "^ / , ar,- beinK madp by the league for a public All-H.allowe'en party, with mas- PRICES ON FALL HATS-$3.50, ?5.6o and ?6.0e cjuerade on the evening of Octolier li-". of which -Mr. Taylor, the p,astor, wili •>> l>e the chairman, Great Underpriced Basement Thp finance committoe are desirous Ihat nil "fr.el cn\f-ln Thursday evening of l.\Rt week HUCK TOWELS 29^ each $3.00 dozen ;iri- was di.scovered in the small barn adjoining thc old I.ocke house, now Please bear in mind that we make clothes to individual measure We are High grade, pure w owned by .Miss Harriet Parker. .Mr. liitc. linen finish huekabiiek fowcl.'i size 17x32, with homstitoh and neat and Mr.-i. Herbert Sprague occupy the agents m this vicinity for that best of custom-tailorinf firms— . p.irt of tlle house ne.are.st the .stable wliitr tmrili-r. and .Mr. Sprague had just returned from his flay's w-nrk painting, and at­ \' tended to his hors,- in the stable, banting i;p his working clothes at one si.u- of the hack wall. The gar­ UNION LINEN CRASH 19< yard ments were naturally oily .and it is supposed c.-inseil the com'hu.Htion. the iii-n.'d nnM-:i ',:: !>1; -.otii hllll- h.ir.ler -17 i lire resulting. An alarm w.is soundci n.-hes wide. Ideal crash for ruller towels from central tel,.phoiie allice for box 111- (ii.sli 1owi>!s .\is • --111' ;..t ,.;• 1.leil,-lu-.l H;rn. :'''i. .-ind when !li.- tin-men nrriveil Mr. fVi Icy union linen - make vorv ahsorhenl di.<;h Sprague had m-id,- a vnin attempt tliWt-ls. to put out the it.-imes -with a pail of i«3j ju:3:'- • Xow A ll vJ^^ MERCERIZED NAPKINS 19<^ each 3 for 50c^ sale. (l;:e \„: of :>0 do;,,.,, ..ai-kms 20x20 nil lirst onality- permanent finish-choiec of patterns. Cider Prices range dn Custom-Made Suits from $28,00 upward. ' ' SHEETS Bring Your Own Apples and have them pressed Store Closed on Wednesdays at AT 79< EACH—."^lieets mii.ie of <;oo(^. bleai-hed r-lton. 72x90. ifl.00 value. 12 Noon FRIDAYS and \ J -.Ij AT OSc' EACH -20 d"ze„ full .size sheets, 72x1)0; ,,n,- nnd three-ineh hems. Cood heavy eotton. I SATURDAYS Store Open~^ on 'Monday, Friday and AT 91.10 EACH--nieiiched seandess .sheets, iiia-ie of heavy .sheetinfl value. JELLIES and JAMS AYER u- r„.. « "l^ Kardcn hose of J. Cl. AT Sl.Gf) EACH- Kxtm larire si-amless shcetinu'. 9nxf)fli ijd.sn value. Let us supply • you this • ,e .;;, 'V' J"£ nr? ^"^ reached into :; / °u ".V^" •'ulldlnc and broke out winter. Highest quality. n „n "J^ ^"^ '"°°' J"''°''« *he dep.-irt- n.^nt could respond, Tho nearness of PIl^-OW~CASES Visitors Welgjme ..:•• hydr.ant .and plentiful .supply of Th^t ^hey au May B^ One /':s':< iM.er Slopped the finmcs from sprc.id- AT,2.5<* EACH- Made of -rood rolKtn eloth. -lix-'ifi; a.->,- value. :r.u- beyond .slight damngrc to the roof o. the ell. ^5r. .Sprague removed his The Ministers' Union Sifreka.the,'Oneness in G<)od WilL aad'in '•r"'liVJ^ ^'^^'' o'l'.er holonglngs from AT 35<> EACH- Pillow Ca.ses made of Kdwards hleaolied eotttm, hpinstit(diod: 4l)e value. Littleton Frnit Prodncts ,l- Iwrn but not his household good.--. Practical Co-opoiration, of AU: the Pooijler • - -' -'he AJ-^'K*?' 'I'""'^ '" ""Other part • It i.s not a local body, bm, like the IlaV Stack Prayer AT 39< EACH- :!-', d-zen enihroidered pillow eases, made of crood cinalify of eotton : .lOe value. .^, double tcncmcnv removed a LITTLETOIM, MASS.' part ot his good.s. but ns the lire w.as Meeting of over a century ago,-a World bodylX But ^t 4ifi i «,en .siTiothered by the ' stream of -^ Tolophono Harvard 85 . -.v.ii'-r, thc gooda wero returned The founded ht Ayer. It's first meeting Wajrheld tbere in 18§6 It all-<.ut signal, was glvon-Inside of an Factory One-third of a Mile from h

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PAGE TWO SATDEDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1921 . _ JJ , . TT^'O DOI.I1ARS .A YEAB Griffln. Anson L; ' , S4 00 • of Clarenco Hildreth, Westford Cen homo of his uncle, -the lute Wllllam IN ADVANCE CJrinin, Charles M. 84 70 tor. An attempt will bo mado to lo­ Taylor, for whom ho was named, at Gumb. Harry M 130 00 cate the owner by the number of thc Granltovllle Foundry Co 338 12 tho Old Otfken Bucket farm, where car. he was always an entortaing convcr- GEORGE H. B.'^TCRNER, Publisher Hale. Alfred H 07 00 Hamlin. Nathan. Heirs 130 00 One of tho new and useful novel satlonulist In a vein of Scotch wit. Hanson, Henry M, 94 00 tics on exhibition at the Groton fair Among tliose serving In his com­ .Wo publish tho followins Papers; Hanloy, Kdward T 72 00 which wo forgot to mention wtis an pany'and well known In this vicinity Harrington, p. Honry 1S3 70 was the late Dexter Butterfleld of Tamt^r'a Public Spirit, Ajcr, Moss. oxiess, horseless mowing machine Hartford,.George II 82 00 on exhibition by tho Montgomery Dunstable. Xbe Grotou Xitxadmarli Hartson. Frank C6 00 Mr, .McAlj.^.'ie wtuj a member of Healy, Frank C8 70 Hardware Company of Ayer. XtKJ PCplxut;!!- Clarlon-i.'Vd vcrtlscr Healy. .1. Henry 7C 87 Needham po.- . G. -A. It., and of the Thc'Mornlng Glory farm Is green Loyal Legion, .m organization of civil tme Iilttlcton Giiiaon Healy. Margaret M 'Jl '2[i Ing up Ils land w-ith an acreage of Healy. Klizaboth 'J? 5() war veterans. He w-tus also ;i mem­ Ibc WcstforU WajrUsmnn Healy. J. Austia 02 00 newly arrived through the ground rye ber ot tho I'mtarlan chureh, Ltiw­ Tho Hnrvard HiUsiao 'Healy * «t Sons;. J. A -'73 37 and wheat to etit. renee, Tbe ShlrJcy Orttclo Healy, John A. OOOO The annual meetinK of tho Middle­ On accoun; of 111 health Mr. Mc­ Healy, 2d.'John,'A.. 84 38 nio ToAnscnd Tocsin sex-North Agricultural soelety will be Alpine retired last yetir as vice preal­ Haywood & Flotchor Heirtj. . C2 00 held on Friday, October 11, at 10.30 dont ot the l-iwrence Savings bank trho Brookllne (N. II.) Beacon Hildreth, Albert A tr. 20 / Hlldroth. Clarenco B." :: !,0 In tho morning. Reports and elec­ after twenty-seven years of service. Hie Uollis (N. II.) UonicstcaU Hildreth, Charles L ' , uu tion of ollicers will be part of the Hc was a trustees of thc bank at thc Hlldroth. Sirs. Edith L u.i •:,, businc«s. time ot hiij death, being eighty-one Hildroth. Charles W. ..v.... 1". -'0 years old. Kntered as scccrnd-class matter at tho Hlldreth. Herbert V. IM JS Now that our clocks have linished postofllce at Ayor, Mass. Hlldreth. Frank C. .., S iai !2 thcir annual lying about sunrise and The decea.sed leaves besides his Hildroth, Miss Ella F •sr.i '2x. sunset we can, take our pktces with daughter, a son, \S'llllam H. McAl­ , Satarda>-, October 8, 1921 Hildroth. Mrs. Bortha H !i2 o the timetable of the world. Why all plne, of Loadsville, Ky,, and a broth­ Howard, John H. ...:.,,.... no i'O mankind and •ther folks should be er, /John D, .McAlpine, of Cleveland, Howard, Calvin L, 151 nt .listurbcd in their sleep at both ends Ohio. His vrife. Carolino Lothrup WESTFORD Uunt, William J.,.. 126 U' if the day to carry out daylight sav­ McAlpine. died on July 24. Me-o-my, Irish, Goorffo F...... '..• CO 00 The funerul wtis held at the home Jarvis. Jivcrott P 00 70 iiig when the same end could be Center. Jenkins, Mrs. Mark W., Holrs n-aehed by an undisturbed clock and of his son-in-law, Joseph K, Wal­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Kletchcr of ;.. 01 25 KMing to work at six o'clock and not worth, Rev. Arthur Barber olliciating. plan to so over thc week-end to Lud­ Johnson. Claus '...... 07 OU rnmpel the clock to say seven, which The bearers were James I'. Munroe Johnson, W. w 110 70 Is an attempt to control the sun, we and Jume^ P, Ro.ss, ot Boston, Alvin how you'U take to low, Vt,, to vLslt the latter's brother, Jordan, Mrs. l.aura P 118 20 haven't ingenuity enough In our head E. Mack, Lewis E. Foye, William H. James S. Gill, and family, at the Koyes. Henry O., Heirs of... 121 50 family homestead, Mr. and Mrs. lo understand nor have we discovered McAlpine and Joseph E. Walworth. Kimball, George .-V 284 37 Chaplain 11. S. Coney, of Woodsi;;ile, Graham, of Waltham, accompany Klrrfball, James 1 -217 50 anybody that has. Daylight .saving is a correct j)rinciple incorrectly ap- of Mr. McAlpine's company, and theni. LaDuc, Hy.aclhth 66 20 Moulton Bateheller represented the a pipe—arid Po Ao! The opening meeting of the Tad- LaDuc, Gideon 66 26 jilied- How long will Mtussa-chusetts Lapnionsky. .-\dam 76 20 Loyal Legion, and P. M. Blaek and niuck club will be held In thc Unl- continue to attemi»t to muke the James Morgan represented Needham Lawrence. • Austin 92 25 world revolve around her'.' . tarian church -parlors^n ncxt Tuea­ Lawrence. Miss Graco 02 00 post, G. A, H. Interment wus in day afternoon, Mrs. Walter C. Per­ LeCIerc, Joseph A 120 00 The West Chelmsford lire depart­ Bellevue cemetery, Lawronce. Before you're a day older from bite and parch (cut ham. of Chelmsford, director-of the Lundberg. Alexander G. .... 00 87 ment held their annu.il batiQuot in elith district of Woman's clubs of this Lundberg, Carl .^ 68 12 Historical hall on Tuesday evoning. you want to let the idea slip out by our exclusive pat­ state, will speak, .Mrs, Adeline M. Lybeck. Kbsom 01 00. Supper was served and after supper Ropublican Lua«uo Outiii«. Buckshorn, ot the home club, wlll Mann. Edgar .V 74 63 reniarks were made. Among those "Bigger and better than last year" under your hat that this ented process) are a reve­ Sive a book review. ".Main street," Myer. Mrs. Fred H 06 20 who served remarks was George Day, is tho way tliat thc annual outliig of and Mrs, George S. Brown, of Low­ McDougal. .-Vllistor F 188 37 lation to the man who never McCoy, Frcd L 86 62 chairman of the Chelmsford board of the -Republican lieague of Ma-ssachu- is the open season to start cll. will be the soloist. There will be McDonald, Alexander 103 63 selectmen, Capt. John J. Monahan, .wtts is being advertLsed. The 5000 could get acquainted with a a club tea In charge of thc reception McDonald, William 0 76 90 John Hagan, \Vllliam Belleville, persons who attended' tho event last something with a joy'us committee, Mrs.- Wllllam R. Carver, McDonald, Mrs. Margaret .... 198 75 Loren J. Elllnwood, George Rigby year,on the Whitney playgrounds at pipe! P. A. has made a Mrs. Harold W. Hildreth, Mrs. Her­ Mcintosh. John 69 20 and Joseph Ryan. After these ora­ Westford know what this ineans,-and jimmy pipe — and some bert E. Fletcher,* Mrs. Fred II. Meyer Milot. Napoleon 60 70 tions were delivered an entertainment pipe a thing of joy to four Milot, Ephriam 52 00 those unfortunate-s who did not at­ and Misa Edith H. ^Vrlght. was delivered In charge of the Mona­ tend, have heard ali about It. The Prince Albert! Miller, F, Evereit 87 60 han brothers and consisted of a (Ive- men where one was smoked There will be an ali-dqiy Ladles' Mountain, Krnost G 54 20 outing this yrar Is to be held at the Murphy. Henry J. 104 12 rlng minstrel show by the following same place on this Saturday, and the Aid meeting at tho home of thc well-known • showmen: Archie and Because, a pipe packed before! Mlases Atwood, Thursday. Important Nesmith, George W 94 70 prograni calls for not a single minute O'Brien. James H 60 62 -Arthur Cooke, Edwin and Albert from one o'clock to Id,30 at night. sewing for a .-family of Uttle {oiks Burne and Theodore Robarge. Thero Osgood. Houghton G 166 CO Even the twilight hour is provided •with Prince Albert satisfies will occupy the day and It Is hoped O'ltourke, James J 62 50 Were many local hits, the Invited Ever roll up a cigarette that the members will attend early Palmer, Lewis P 260 00 guests being liberally remembered. for, so that the hundreds who come a man as he was never satis­ and work diligently. Policy. Amos B 70 62 The whole show w'a.s a snappy success from miles around will not be obliged with Prince Albert? Man, Psarias. John D 127 60 and was applaudingly received by thc to leave for refreshments or enter­ RaDy day will be observed at the Prescott, Mrs. .\ugusta 90 00 tainment during the quiet hour be­ fied before—and keeps him Congregational church on Sunday, crowded hall. The committee in man — but you've, got a Prescott.' Ebenezer 67 13 charge were Donald Olsson, Benjamin tween the afternoon and evening pro­ Prtnce Albert ia and plans' have been progressing to Proscott. Nathan 50 75 grams. • - satisfied! And, you can party coming your way! told in toppy rxj make it tin Interesting servico for old Prescott. Harry B 87 60 Brown, Ralph Haberman and Elmer bats, tidy rcd tint, and young. Mrs. Perley E. Wright, Prescott, Robert 236 80 Trull. ^ The atternoon program st.arts at one prove it! Why —P. A.'s Talk about a cigarette hanaaorne pound Mrs., 'W'llllara R. . Taylor and Mrs. Prescott. Richard D 116 25 o'clock with a band concert by th- and^ half pottnd tin .•Warren G. HansOoni. The evening Roed. Mrs. Rachaol W 268 75 The ladies ot the West Chelmsford Abbot Worsted Go, band ot fortv huttiidora atid in tba Rccd, Mrs, David .../ 95 00 flavor and fragrance and smoke; we tell you it's a potind crystal tjtaaa service will be conducted by Mlss church, doing buslne.ss under tho ploces and a red-hot ball game be­ Randall, Mrs, Harriet 75 00 tween the Chelmsford A. A, and the humid or with Sarah W. Loker., Harry M..-Ingalls Richards, Conrad ,...,, 172 S7 name of the Benevolent society, are coolness and its freedom peach! spansc moistener had charge of the mid-week service Richardson, Mrs. .\lma M 125 00 niaking plans for a sal« and enter­ Townsend teams, botween which there top. on. Wednesday evening. Sargent, Joseph E 116 00 tainment to be held in tho future. isimuch rivalry. Sargent, Charles G 107 50 The following committee constitute a Gov. Channing H, Cox, Mrs Emma A new "Sargent's handbook of New Sargent, .\llan C 233 63 lookout committee: Miss Lottie Snow, Fall Schoneld, A. B.. L.L.B., and our England" has been added to the J. Sargent, Frederic G Ill 25 Mrs. John Toye, Mrs. Frank Edwards, own Congressman John Jacob Rogers V. Fletcher library. This is a new Sargent, -lames M 95 00 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Adolf will be present and meet and address Copyrisht 1921 edition and is of much interest to Seavcv, Homer M. 110 21 Lofstedt, ' Mi.ss Margaret Reid, Mrs. by R. J. Reynolds Sargent Sons Corp 1,897.60 the gathering upon state, national and motorists as -well as other readers in John Anderson, Mrs. Anthony Ander- international questions of the dav. Tobacco Co. its carefuUy compiled descriptive .Sargent's Estate, C. G., Trus­ Wiastoa-SaJcm, tees of 2,419 26 'son. Halph "Pep" Hawkes, the banner N.C. matter ot cities, towns, etc. soloist and .community song leadc!'. Sherman, D.tvid 7 9 50 Gilbert A. Scheliengcr. an architect ..Mlss Harriet Buckminstcr. who Sheehan. I). H B6 25 who has so' many friends in this .formerly, lived. In'Westford. now of Shungrue, Mrs. itose 99 25 of New York city, is visiting his sis­ ter, Mrs. S, L. Taylor, section of the stato, ivill render sev­ the national joy smoke : Arllngripn, has been- visiting at the Shupe, Perl-y E 8125 eral .solos with band accompaniment Misses Atwood's. '- £ .HJ*;-. . Simpson, John T...,. 149 76 At the home of Mr, and Mrs. Carl and will lead in chorus sin.ging. He Skidmore. Mrs. Gertrude C... 110 00 Olsson, West Chelmsford, Wednes­ Thc nCwly organized £ad!(Ss' Aux­ Spalding & I'rescott- 103 75 alone is -worth- coming miles to hear. >IORTG.\C;KK'S S.\LI-; OF iliary to the American-Le'^on post Spinner, John, Heirs of....>. Sl 25 day evening at eight o-clock, thcir .\ inidway with special attractions will activities, seem to be starting true to I Splain '& Nutting 100 00 daughter, Elvira Elizabeth, -was mar­ be set up, with ample opportunitv to type for they are planning a food sale ,<.-,,?I).aIding. , Osca,, r It. 89„3 7en5 ried to Chester Arthur Burnham, son -secure refreshments, together with 53 00 of Mr. and Mrs. .-Arthur H. Burnhan>. REAL ESTATE in the lower' town hall on Friday giiles. .Mr.^. Harry 53 00 free nuto parking and police protec­ Rev. C. P. Bridges, of Lynn, perform­ tion. To cap it all admis-sion is free. aiternoon. October 14. . |^jij--; '^'•,°-.,\y '!! I i;:::!: Ill ll ing the ceremony. The bride's gown IN (iUOTOX MrS. S. A. Dustln, of Nashua, N, Sweetser, Judson F 392 00 was of white georgette trimmed with With the setting of the sun the H., who has been spending severai Symmes, Mrs, Thoma's 59 37 pearls, and wore a tulle veil caught outing will adjourn from the play­ •weeks/at the home of her daughter. Taylor, Samuel L. 02 50 with orange blossoms and she carried grounds to 'We.stford town hall, where By virtue of tho power of salo con- •Mts.' George V. White, was taken Taylor.: William R. ..: 9S 75 a shower bouquet of bride's roses. a cabaret will bc staged, introducing tairiL'd in a' certain mortgaKO dood Tuttle, .Mfred \V 140 01 O. L. Court in a repetition of his ec- . aciltely ill the latter part of last week. Treat. Orrin 51 20 Miss Edith Lundberg was bridesmaid given by Caroline T. Houtwell to She was removed to the Lowell Gen­ Union Congregational church 60 00 and the best man was the groom's centric dance exhibition that has Charlos F. Haker, dated September eral hospital, and Sunday morning a •\'alenges & Son 8112 brother, Fred Burnham. Mrs. Eva brought hm fame in New Tork and 11,^ 1911. and recorded with MiddleP*^ very serious operation for gallstones Vose. .-VImon S 166 00 Lephand played the wedding march. Boston ballrooms. Refreshment-s will •with, complications, was performed. Walkden. James .\ 52 50 It was a very pretty autumn wedding be served during the cabaret. .\t sev­ sex South District DoedB, Hook 3C34v|- While not yet out' of danger she is Walker. George -V... 201 37 and the house was beautifully dec­ on o'clock thc dance will start in the Page 2Zl, and for broach of the con­ reported resting as comfortably as Wall, Joseph 105 83 orated, Mrs. David Olsson and Mrs. town hall' w-ith the well-known ro­ dition of said mortpapre. will bc sold could be expected. Watson. S. B 102 75 Ralph Jenkins served the refresh­ lonlal orchestra of Waltham in at­ •\Vatson. Mrs. Bessie D., Heirs at public auction on tho iiremises de­ flnotner Priee ReOMion ments. Mr. and Mrs. Burnham tendance. 'The Board of Trade have a meet­ of 480 00. scribed below^ on Saturday. Octolxir Wells, O, v.. Heirs ot 137 00 motored to New York for a wedding You are Invited to come and Re- 22ml. 1921. at 2.00 o'doois In Uie .ar­ ing scheduled for October 19, at trip, and after November first they THE LOWEST PRICE AT WHICH FORD CARS whjch ah especially good entertain­ Westtord Water Co 305 00 publloanize-with .your friend.s, neigh- ternoon. all and singular, the real es­ Wetmore, V. C. Bruce 670 12 will be at homc at the Burnham bora and relatives from all the towns ment is promised. "Wheeler. .\sa B 76 75 farm. tate conveyjed by said mortgage, and -, We hear of the doath ot Mlss Xcl­ within a radius of fifteen miles of therein described substantially as fol­ HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD Whcelor, Leonard W. 146 76 Westford and participate in the big­ lle Locke, of Cambridge. Miss Locke Whidden, Elmer H 66 88 lows: Whidden, Mrs. Ellzaboth .... 65 00 First Parish church (L'nitarian) gest event that this section has ever is remembered by many as a visitor Sunday serv-ice .at four p. m. Preach­ at the homc of. Mi^. W^UUs Hlldreth. Whitton. Wlnnlfred E. 74 76 wimesged. a-s guests of the Republi­ A parcel of land iwith the build- . Delivered Prices On and After September 2, 1921 •Whitton. Cora. I. ' ,57 09 er, Rev. Frank B. Crandall. Suhjcct. can T.*ague ot Ma.ssachuselts on this Owing to air accident iti young' child­ White, Georgo 'F 646 00 ''The general conference." Saturday. ingrs thereoiH In eald Groton on the hood Miss Locke was a cripple and Whitney. Emory J 93 75 easterly sld« of Hollis Street, belnff TOURING CAR, regular...' .^13 oiiltered much ail her life, but she ^Vhltney, Nathaniel K 66 88 lot flve (5) on plot or chart of houso .possessed a brave, sweet spirit which Wilson, J. .\. B 189 00 Vi.sited Old Friends. Granltovllle. Woods, J. Everett 5« 60 lota as laid down by Horace C. TOURING CAR, vhh Starter and Demountable Rims 511 overcame much physical handicap. Alonzo B. Falls, of Waverley, for Chelmsford Center defeated the HoToy, containinsr seventeen thou­ She made many friends and was a Worcester. Israel. Heirs of.. 76 00 North Chelmsford baseball club in the Wright. Mrs. Mabel E 300 75 many years an engineer on thc Bos­ sand, flve hundred siaity-eiKht (17,568) RUNABOUT, regniliir ; 381 studious naturalist, specializing on ton and Maine railroad, was in town rubber game of tho series for the Wright. Bradley V 77 50 square feet of land, bounded and de­ botany, on which subject she was a Wright, Mrs. Kmma M 165 00 on Wednesday, calling on some of his chanipion.ship of Chelmsford at Abbot RUNABOUT, -vvith Starlcr rind Demountable Rims 480 recognized authority. Wright, Charlos H 210 37 old friends and schoolmates. He was park here last Saturday by tho .score scribed as follows,— Wright, Frank C 1«9 50 one of the old Stony Brook scholars of S to :;. Demaris and McKlroy ilid CHASSIS, repular 344 Governor's day at thc big republi­ BoKiniiinK ut a stone post on the Wright & Fletcher 76 25 hi the days o'f ye little red school- the batt<-ry work for Chelmsford Cen­ line of said strc-et at the southerly can league meeting this Saturday af­ Wright. H. I. !i7 50 house. We have h.ad many a friend­ CHASSIS, with Starter and Demountable Rims. .. .". 442 ter, -while Ilridgeford and O'Hare were cornor of said' lot; thence by the ternoon at Whitney playground is the WriKht. Williani K lie 46 ly -ivrestling bout, catch a-s catch can on the firintr line for North Chelms­ Wright. Walter C 91 20 curved line of .said street about one SEDAN 730 big event. Governor Channing II. or collar and elbow, best two in three ford. Umpires, Bob Ganley .ind Reed. Cox,'Congressman John Jacob Rog­ Upright, PeVloy K 1^3 00 falls, and we are not going to say hundred iind .six (IOC) foet to a stone ers and Mrs. Emma Fail Schofield Wright. Sydney B 100 70 Many of -die local b.aseball fans tonk COUPE 662 Wright, John P 7£.()0 whether Falls won best two in three post; thence easterly one hundrod will bo the speakers. The Abbot or not, because we are not called up­ in the big l_rrolon-.\yer game that was Non-re»l dents playpd at Croton on last Sundav. ninety-live (19,".) l\-et to a stone post; TON TRUCK, with pneumatic tires 4dS .Worsted Company band will be right on to testify against ourselves. Be­ thence suuthorly ' one hundred (100) on hand and there will be a baseball Barton, Gcorge H $S2 F.O Groton won by the score of 1 to 0 in sides the floor was very dusty and foot to a iMJSt; thence westerly ono TRACTOR 664 same between the Townsend A. A. Benolt, .lanies 72 l.lt I-'.alls always wore a tremendously one uf the ilnest .and cleanest played and Chelmsford A. A.; also, other Blanchard, .\rthur F c; ;.o nice suit of clothes and we disliked games of the season. We will try to hundred and forty-six and one-half Book. Mrs. Minnie A n-v 12 be pre.-Jeiit at the rubber game if poi<- (lAOVi ) feet tu .the , stone poat flrst sports, a midway and refreshments. Butterworth. ,lohn .1 very much to see the dust on thc Your Orders Solicited for Prompt Deliveries Kalph P. Hawkes will bc the song Conant. Mrs. Sarah .1 back of his coat. Among those who sible. mentioned. leader. Admission free. At the town Drew, Gcorge -\ a(-companied him on his automobile Mis.j_es Bora and iicbecca Ix.-Duc Also a tertain tract of land situ­ Eacrett. .John H 100 nil trip to town was his niece. Mrs, hall in the evening there will be a have returned home .after an extend­ ated on Kyneton Hoit,'hts in said Gro­ M. MacLENNAN J. M HARTWELL dance with thc Colonial orchestra of Elliott, lioh.^rl I! 17T .'iO Bertha Fails Bacon, of Arlington, :ifi 2.". ed vaoation. spent with friends in -Waltham in attendance. Elliott, Thom,-is H well known in town and associated Moore, P.a. ton. near HoUis Stroot, so-calied, con­ Street Garage, Ayer . • Nashoba P'U'tchor, .1. Henry 403 r.o with the old Dupee farm .at Westford taining nine thousand, nine hundred Garage, Littleton Mrs. C. A. Blaney and Mrs. Fred H. Gage. Miss M.-\rtlni. , , , 1.017 r.n depot; also, her daughter and hus­ The speri.1I town meetinL.- th:it w;i>^ anti thirty-six (9,936) siiuare feet ac­ Telephone 33C Telephone 39-3 Meyer were in charge of 'the enter­ Hall Bros 1S2 F,0 held in tlip town hall. W-.-stford. on hand, he acting a.s automobile team­ cordinK to tho plan i>f house lots on tainment at the . Congregational I^awyon. George I.....' 115 00 Lost Thursda.T evening w;i.s larg.-!\- at­ I.owell Electric Co ster for the party. They were all s.-iid Hoiprlns as surveyed and drawn church fair and not Mrs, William R. 5F.0 00 sriecial guests of the F. W. Banister tended. 1 Taylor as given in last week's report I.owell ..f^;*.-,x,x>t-i.v»A.'.A^.^^--':n:-.xl J25 per 51.000; Stiles. Fred O i;;5 00 L gues Atrbot, Abiel J.. Heirs o' first of a series of [lartir-s on Wednes- .loseph Wall here. 1 \e\ eii and sfiown on the aforesaid CiS J101. Trustees of Westford Acad­ I day evening of last -week at Marsh.all's Abbot. Mrs* .M-ci- M... RS 70 00 Mi.-^s Mars; Idan; thonce easterly by lot numbored «[IU 492 60 emv -MrOarr. of 1 .owr-1 BO Abbot. John <-. . . t\"rifr'lit. Mi-^s h-.iin T 107 50 j h.-ill. Westford Corner. Ahout fifty I ,-J one hundred (10(t) foet to a stone r.9.'. (Ml j (-ouple entered the grand march has l>een a 1 ent i:( s: ' .Mi: .-^ Ce- SH Anetil. John H 63 T6.i poll.-. J.1.^-,. i.-Iia Wall, ' jjost .ll the junction of I..ots numbered 'Ata Personal cstnic L'2,2^^- I wliirh wns led by Mr. and .^Irs. Frank Anderson. William K 12X1 ;.=l.l. Horn in :' 'ft, ('. 11 and 1*; thence southorly by ast Atwood. S. C„ I.. IS., xxrx,\ .M Resl- est.-ite r.4.. .-.2 l.upien, nnd there was no end of I.-1W.--11 (l.-l era: hi so Moth l"!- pital. .= uiina\ i>c:olH-r -, a il;n:ght 'Lot 12 one hu:idrod and ton (TlO) aia \ Abbot Worsted Co.— ^" merriment for the various costumes GO Brookside •".3fl1 j worn, the judges to award prizes for j to !>:•- id Ml s. !--al).\an 1'- rkar.I. feel tw a stroet as laid down in said \ Graniteviile :.=. The am "i.Sfifi 2>. .-\boiit Town, I the hftft .Illd poorest dressed. They j.-ii!ar nieetiiiL.' of r.'l :l - plan, tlienco along th** line of wftid rjta Forge. Village «,7;i2 t,?. 1 deeidfd that Miss Winnie Ha-Jm a:id • itevillt Bannl.itcr, Francis W A party wns civen on Wednfsda\- l;i-ntherhood w.is held in the­ st reet westerly ninety-four (94 ) foet. vn I .Miss P7hh,a Hnberm.in w.-re winners I vestry- dtsi Balch. Wa.vland !-• evening of last week in honr.r of the r>f the Motho- t-n < In) feet to the stone post at Ih* [and William Miller for the gentlemen. \ .itt.--i!d am Barretto. John Gamos and d.anrirtg were 'on the pro­ i. -*,t that time •ixe an::u.-i! eorner of !>ot numbered 10; thence Blanev, C. A I Ii.nncinK and games followf-d in quiek . eler:io titi gram for thr evening, and supper ilf ullleers took ' Blaisdell, Alvin .1., Hoi I-e ot. . : sXK-eennxon. Kvevyr,n^ w.is ,-iwake to nort lu-rly ninety-sis; ( 96 ) feet to the wns served by the hostes."*. .Mrs. .ir,- Blodgett * Co. . thf- spirit of the new adventure. Ice .^oofcr Football. plai r of beginning. Hoing lot num­ att Blodgett. Wiiford seph T. Regnier. Guests wrre pr(-s- bei ed eleven Ml) ns shown in said RO Blodgett, f. A. & : t-reani \^ns handed about ns though Tho Ablw't Worsted '',,. soccer team V. P., ent froni' i.owell, Lawrene^, tiranite- it w.-is ,-i large crop this plan. The j)lan iioreinbefore roforrod or Blood, Mr.'!. I.ucy M, vllli'. West Cholmsford and Westford. :ind lifat out thi- .Arlington .Mills team of Boynton, Mrs. Delia. Heir", of dull munie;its were unkr.uwn The I-lwrenoe l.^.-^t H;iturda% afternoor, at to is rt-.'ordod with .s,'i,id l)oonwrence. .Mr. MeAlpine w-a.s horn IXO. on which there is now duo tho Conture. Joseph . 50 The hearers -i^-ere August Johnson, Pont; I.if Score—Abbots 1. Arling­ Cutting. Ralph T no in Framingham in iv-to, of Scotch sum of eight himdred dollars, and 147 «2 Andrew G. Anderson, Malcolm John­ ton .Mills 0. Oo.aks—Ritchie. Referee LIQUID • PAINT rttiy. Arthur K 140 p.arent.age. being one of seven chil­ also* subject to a mortgage frivon by no son and Mr. Esterherg. Interment - -Hobson. I.inc<*mcn---J. r>elaney. ,1. Day. Qulncv w i2e Sli dren of Peter and Mary (Taylor) Mc­ Carolinf^ T. Boutwell for three htm- was In the family lot in thc West Rennio. Time—Two 4.1 min, periods. •i '^ V Docatur. .Mrfl. .Adelaide 10 Alpine. At the age of eight years Desmond. David ss Chelmsford cemetery. drod doilars. HIGH STANDARD Bon ,'is hc mnved to Lowell with his parents. The Abbots will pl.av tho General —the investment paint. keeps Ixwjardins. Oliver Said promlsofi will ho sold BUbJcct ss .so The heating apparatus of thc With his brother Thom.as he cnllstc'd Fllectric In I.ynn S.aturday. October S. Donnelly. Wllllam J 72 so to any Hens for taxes and unps.Id aa- out the frost and moisture and prevents decay. Downs. Matthew F 124 05 weather registered 80' worth in thc In thc 2d .Mnss,iehusetts In June. Nrw Advcrtl<)cmcnt Downing. Mnry E s."; on ah.ade on 'VVodncsd.ay of last weck. 1861, Hc enlisted as a private .ind Rossmont.**. and .also subject to said Saves you money and makes you money—makes Drew. Frank C.,,..: 242 50 This was a sudden rise from holding wati honorably discharged at the close two mortgagOfT'to lho North Middle­ Edwards. Wlllianf C 155 50 down lo 32" worth of cortlncss the ot the wrfl ,as (Irst lieutenant. He sex Savings Bank, amounting togeth­ Edwards, Charles FOR SALE property worth more. S.'i provious morning wtut wounded several times, and on er to $1100.00, and any accrued in­ Edwards. Mrs. Louisa n2n5 l-idWRfda & Monahan "Almost October 1 and no frost on two occasions his wounds were so A Store'Furnace nnd Six Long Slore terest. '?.S nn serious that ho was not expected to Tables. Cheap. A barg.aln. Gtet our color card and see your painter now. - Ellason. I>ars J." 52 5n W'c'iitford hlll" s.iys thc efllclent cor­ Terms: $300.00 at time and placo Fooney. John 103 75 recover. respondent of ye beautiful hilltop of PrPl.lC SPIRIT OFFICE of Bale. - Feeney. Jr.. John ,^o nn Westford., Cent, r, nnd we can say After the battle of Ch,ancellora- Fl.sher. Alec 25 West .street , Ayer. Mass. Other terms tb be BtAtod Insutanco Fletcher. H, B j,,, u dead. Confederate soldiers accorded S7« 13 ford Grange wlll bo held on Thurs­ ShatnpootoK Scnlp Treatment Fletcher. HiiTry N. 26S8 00 day evening of- next week, when a him good treatment and three days Esther A. Stone, Typewriting • Fletcher. Sherman H. on later hc was b.ack In the -same hospi­ 173 75 class of Rlxtccn will bc Initiated in the PaCC'H niock ATEm,' SIASS. netamomamisuiamammuomamiamiimiiBuismamiBUi _^ .joaon Fletcher. J. Willard . IKS 1,1 first and second degrees. tal and the same nurse was .attend­ Fljnn Bernojrd .t. ... B2 75 ing him. sHSHisaoaoBOBoaoBOBoisiSasBBogiBBOHOBBioaoBoaG lOBOiHO Turbush, ^•'rank L..... John S. Grclg, Main street, ,-ind MARY O'NEILL 13S 75 •When th'fc w.ar ended he wont to FRANK S. BENNETT Onrdoll. Augtist ...... 98 7t Carl Swanson, Brooks)do, havc been Boston, ,and to L.a'wrcnce In 1870, BKAtmr SHOPPE The cireulation of our ten papers is ten times larger Gllson, Mrn. Alico 'M.. drawn on tho Jury. Sacee/wor to AJRTHUR TENNER Gould. H. E. & E, H.. 'ts tio »herc he served In thc common coun- 2,12 4)0 llaitnltrceaing Fodnl Masks OTAven, William F.... 99 25 Harry L. Wh'lting, chief of police, f

l dopot. Mata Street ' 'Tnnusr'a BuUdlns Ortlc. Bavid L. achusetts senate In 188B. Ho was a Barry Bnildlns A-STER, MAS& 239 (2 Thc machine waa taken to tho garago fretiuent visitor to • Westford at thc ATEB, MASS. Teiephono 3E(-2 - ums of these papers in advertising.

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afeit!dt.i?.A»C.» •'' \.y^t^.Lii'.,i.',-. .^i^-'fff'i.-^isilu^iis^l::' .'• • ',*•'-.' •.' X^f.: SATURDAY, OOTOBEE 8, 1921

SHIRLEY . . Following the ecrvlco'the -wodding Tho Congregational club will tnetit rparty went to Fitchburg and the af­ on Sunday evening. Octobor 16. under these very conditions, and In t.ho tuneral seirvlces were held thcro ^o«« Items.-, ' .' ternoon was spent at tho home of tho recognition '.^'""' » member ot the looking for the rest of the luully. ton .Merrill ot the Second Congrega­ ot tho Congregational church A ^'i, ', "^ .'"V '^nlKhta of Columbus Chlldfen of Mary and had been em- llcld day to be held in Aycr on Oc- Civil service oxamlnutlons for a tional church at Putnam, Coim., is re­ quartet sang "Rock of. ages" and tober 12. •ployod in tho sample room of tho postmaster to flll tho vacainy at the ceived with grotlHcatlon by his rela­ 'Abide ^vlth me." One by ono thoso Samson Cordage Works. Tho groom Harvnrd olllco will bo held on this tives and friends. Hc h«a recently who gavo their Ilves a willing sacrl­ ti,?"^n°". ^'^••'"''''tcr waa takon to a_formor Shirley boy. is a member of Saturday at Ayor, and several other recoived a call to the associate pastor­ flce In thoir .country's peril aro pass­ r^.?...,? "•°" *l°«P"i' on Wednesday 1^^.'°*^ post. A, h., having served towns In 'Massachusett.s, TI,^ pres­ ate of the now Old .pouth church ot ing to- their .reward undor tho Hag miynlnc for obser .-atlon. eighteen months In Franco vflth the ence of servlco-men of thi- world war Boaton ,ot which Rov. Gaorge A, Gor­ they loved. .famous YD division as a member of has cause'd several, who wire early don Is pastor, The C, B. B. club met on Monday n,?^/'"'^ ^- ^"^^ Machine Gun Com­ •^I^fu'"*''^^^"*' -'*"»» Gertrude Provost. pany. He was wounded and gassed, candidates for thc ottlci-. tn withdraw , Citlsens In town can recall with due Now Advertisements Although tho wc-ither -was bad most but roturned to his comptmy In time their names as contestunis, hellevim: pride that the young mun received or the membera wero present. that If theso men, who ^nve their ' I'OR. SALE—Oak and mixed wood, to return with them to Camp DeveSi his oarly education here, being of the sawed stovo length. A few cords of Mr. and Mrs. E, Fay Flanders, of tie Is a member of the -W, W. S service when ueeded aiul ihelr lives class of P, H. S., 1909. Before hta walnut- suitable for lln-place. Crab- Colebrook, N. H., havo been visiting club and Ayer Council. K. of C. Ho If called to do so, want tlu-.se govern­ graduation he went to -Mt. Hermon app es are now ready, s. H. HADDIN, -Mrs. Charles Tewksbury the paat •Lt "tf^an for C. A. Cross & Co., ment positions they are the best en­ school, and later entered Dartmouth Oroton. Mass. jgtf week. ana will locate in or near .Greenfleld, titled to 'so In and win them. class of •191«. Ho afterward entered fn. ,,7""'" '*;" Wednesday morning The S-2, with Liout. J. Karl Arnold the Union Theological semi* ary in CARD OF /THANKS 'x I Announcements have been recoived for a two-weeks' trip to Now York socond in command, arrived in Hono-^ New York city. leaving only whon of­ of the marriase In Concord. N. H., of lulu on September 15, coniDletlnif -i fered the position ot chaplain on the Holen Cook CUrrler; daughter of Mr u. S, S.- "Pennsylvania." His ordina­ thJ^t. '^1^'',^"' "">"•"-'« our sincere Jind Mrs, John.H, Currier, to Benju-' 7000-mile trip in thirty-X' .lays tbanltB for the many acm ot kindness Center, thereby breaking the world'.s record tion was hold at tho Congregational aud for sympathy showo during our mln .Francis Sherman,' farm superin­ for submarine travel. .Mrs. .\rnold church of this town during tho pas­ recont bereavement: to the singers, tendent! "' "^^ Shirloy Industrial George E, Merrill, local manager writes that the (leet expect to leave torate of Rev, John B. Lewis, the par­ those wlio furnlahed automobiles, and It Takes Off the Chill .fchooI. Thc bride was attended by for the New Kngland Telophone & for the Philippines about .Vovember ents of tho young man; Mr. and Mrs for the beautiful nowers. i^M"' her Ulster, Mlas Marlon Currier and relegraph Co., moved with his family 1st. Mrs. Arnold, with baby Barbara Otis A. Merrill, as well as himself Augustin Provost. '#1 John Sherman, Of Providence R I lust week from Ayer to the bungalow and the rest of the wlvea and families being members of the same. He im­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Provost, a brother of the groom, was i)est mediately went to New York to as­ and daughter Gertrude, man. Only Immediate reljitlves wero '^u ^'i'^''.^,^ recently vacated by' °v 'ho naval crews, will accompany with a Bit of Any Fuel the Tolar fionlly. the fleet, travclliis; in one of the trans­ sume his duties as chaplain, serving Mr. and Mrs,' Joseph McPh-erSon. iliife port vessels. In that capacity for a year and a half Mr. and Mrs. Edward Torrey SH'""'']'- . J*"® ^^'•^'^ ^•'«' '^ atenogra- Miss Frances Harley of Lunenburg His call to the pastorate of the Put­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Provost. Ou moderate days, so nu- pher in tho army service during the spent the week-end at tl.e i,un.e of nam church occurred before the-ex­ little tots to dress in, with­ •world war, and for a short tlmo-wis Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. J. Holden. -Mr. and Mrw. Warren Willard have Shirley. Mass., October -J, 1921. murous upon the calendar arranged for passage to Florida, where piration of his term of servico In the out that expensive prac­ employed at the offloe of the Indus­ William Wilklns. who has boen ill trial school. She has recently been thcy will spend the winter, leaving early part of 1919, In June. 1919, his of. .sprinjf and fall, the tice of opening -vrindows employed at the veterans' home in wLlt^Jlf"'. •"'="'* "' *"» home in here on November Jst. marriago to Miss Worsham occurrcd liound Oak Pipeless Pur- Woodsvlllo, is recovering slowly .-tnd is at Henderson, Ky., and he assumed liater to cool off an over­ Roxbnry, The groom received his now able to be out of doors. Tho attachment of .\. T West his pastorate at Putnam the follovring iiaee disperses rapidly the training at the Rhode Island Agrlbul- against Lottie C. ilam to recover nionth. heated house. fural college.-Klng.ston, R. I., a?d was James MacKaye of Cambridge spent wages due him for work done during SEE HIM-TODAY ehiU, from allrooms. with later In chargo of a ranch in Idaho, the week-end with his mother, Mrs the,eariy part of 1920 on MLss Ham's a trifle of any fuel. He has been at tho Industrial school Steele MacKaye on Parker road. The following clipping is taken from In bitter weatlier, too, thcy property here and which WLUS to have the I^utnam Patriot, dated September Wiio is America's bcst- find that comparatively lit- for flve years, Mr, and Mrs. Sherman ,.Z:,.i' I^' P""'"S of Groton .School come before the Fitchburg court this Users highly praise this are on a two-weeks" motor trip L'?ri^?f °S "Christ's .nag,:uminity." month, was settled.last week through Icnown writer on topics of • tie fuel quickly sends a through the Adlrondacks. A« ^I'y chapel on Sunday afternoon. counsel for Mr, West, Dodge & Saun­ "At a meeting ot the standing com­ trait which provides com- genially moist warmth mto Mrs, Elmer H. AUen has been ap­ After .tho service the flrst meeting of ders of Clinton. Mr, Ham, father ot mittee of the Old South church ot interest to women?—Doro­ pointed chairman of the children's the Sunday school classes was held .Miss Ham. .settled the account, Boston, held at tho church on noon rortably warm rooms 'for - every nook. > table at tho baaaar of tho woman's Mr. Pulling will conduct" the .serv'ce ot Thursday, a unanimous call to the tliy Dix. She •writes in division of the republican committee again next Sunday. Service at aiu n MLss Louise Cheever of Boston was associate pastorate ot the church was a guest over last week-end with Mr extended to Rev, Boynton Merrill tor New England exclusively . to be held in tho Coploy-Plaza, Bos­ m. followed by Sunday school. and Mrs, A, W. Bryant. ton, on December 6. 7. 8 and 9. Tho 'he post two years paAtor of the Sec­ for the Boston Globe. Oi-- seventh and eighth districts are to Mrs. John W. Farrar, who ha.s been Mrs. A, W. Dycer arrived home on ond Congregational church of this'city J?OU# OAK^ contribute to this table. quito 111 for several weeki, is imorov- Wednesday from her vacation trip, "When,soen by a -Patriot reporter tler tiie Boston Daily and Ing siovrly, " visiting with relatives in Cape Breton, yesterday. (September 29j Mr. Merrill .•'?.*'"„^^''^y '^"d Charles Marshall The O'Donnell family ot .N'ewton Canada. refused to;make any statement what- Sunday "Globe regularly of the Frye Phlpps Co., Boston, -were have been spending a few (lay.s at The King's Daughters met on eevr regarding his call or its accept­ i !l""",P""^^"' °' Mr..and Mrs. Mathew their summer home at Woodsville. ance, preferring that-any discussion from your*^iiewsdealer or .Mulholland on Wednesday. Thursday from 10.30 till four with of the matter should first be mado Mr. and Mr.s, Hanan and .son have -Mrs. F, Ernest Scott on Prospect hill, with the membofs ot his local pastor­ newsbov. Miss Kathryn Jlurnane and mother moved Into the Carey placo on Brown enjoying a basket iunch, with addi­ HEATING SYSTEM Tjere guests on Sunday of Mr. and tions by the hostess, ate, Mrs, Walter Knowles. toad, coming here from Maine. That sucli beneficial advantages are attain­ The Neighborhood moeting wus held Fruitlands and the Shaker houso "In this call Mr, Merrill Is ottered Mr: and Mrs, John Harrington and ThoT^i"? ''•'• "'"rnoon at Elmhurst, have been closed aftor a very success­ ono of the raost Important positions able from a pipeless furnace, so easy to install Infant son, of East Boston, are vlslt- ful season. in the Congregational churoh ot New '"K Mr, and Mrs;' Oren Oliver and ?/i! hostesses, .Mrs, Charles K. Bolton, England. 'The new Old South,' as creates hardly a ripple among oWers who Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Provost and Mrs c. I-.. Goodspeed and Miss Sara Guests were invited to lunch at the JLOST BOOKS—In accordance with A. Dunn, served refreshments of ton- it is popularly known to Bostonians. ?in\K'J., ""' ^r""" " of thS Ac J'l? know of the Eound Oak Polks and their gen­ daughter. Pergolas on Saturday, October 1, to fs one of the largest and most active 1908 and amendments thereto, notico Is Vr1^fI? """.'f'''^, During the meeting meet Canon and Mrs. Carnegie, The of all Boston's religious organizations. hereby given that Books Noa. 16418 erations of fame for unusual achievements. An alarm for flre was sounded .itlss Vangellne Freeman was present­ latter-'s mother. Mrs. Endicott. came an,l 18052 have beon lost and appl"" about 11.15 last Saturday night for ed with a'ouilt, which has-been made with them. Canon Carnegie is canon It uow occupies the beautiful building We invite your inspection, immediate order­ a blaze near the Polish market Qt the meetings, the presentaUon be­ of Westminster Abbey and chaplain of In Copley square, whose beautiful o't°S?ip^fca1e''glSk?^'"' '°' "'^ '=""'''>=« which was extinguished before the ing made by Mlss Helen .M. Winslow. the House. of Com-mons in England. 'campanile is one of U»e landmarks ot ing is advised to insure installation Iiefore flremen arrived. tho city. NORTH MIDDLESEX SAVINGS BANK, Mr. and Mrs, Harold B. Blenkhorn Mrs. Carnogio's step-son. the Hon, Ralph Li Hasting*, Treasurer. cold -weather. - Austen Chamberlain, M. I'„ has been "It Is Interesting that Mr. Merrill Morton E. Lawrence was excused at the .North spent the week-end In Ayer. Mass.. Sept. 2", 1921. atO from jury service until October 24 -Ajnherst, going by au-tomobile, made leader of the House of Com­ has not been offered the assistant pas­ to flnlsh the work of adding dormer mons, torate of the church, but Is called to This specialty is marked "^t the> bed-rock windows to the residence of Henrr Mr, and Mrs, Ellsworth Snow, who be associate pastor, serving with ROT. price. ' • Brockelman. ^ ^-"^"rj hare been spending two we^k.^ witii .Vext Saturday at town hall the fea­ George A. Gordon, one of the best- Mr. Snow's parents, Mr. and Mrs G ture wiil be Bebe Daniels in "Two known preachers ih New England. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacGregor. of L. Snow, returned on Sunday to their weeks with pay," adopted from the Should he accept the call Mr. Merrill Service and quality eonsidered, it is, -without pub.an. South Africa, were in tiwn home In Winchester. Saturday Evening Po.st story by Nina will work -with Dr. Gordon, harlng question, the greatest^ possible value. for two days this week. Mr. Mac­ Piano Tunlno" Wilcox Putnam... Com6 and see what Gregor IS the representative of the Mrs, Elea.nor H. Holden spent charge ot the evening servicea ot the President Suspender Company in Thursday at the home of her father, everj- woman wants with a vacation church, and preaching at the morning WILMOT B. CLEAVES "When you divide the .in'vestment into the with pay plus a romance. I.a3t chap­ services when Dr. Gordon Is called to bouth Afnoa and was here on busi­ H. A- Harley, in Lunenburg. Phone 20 HARVARD, JIASS. years of its usefulness, you sense why it is the ness. -.-"Ol ter ot "Velvet fingers." Pathe N'ews university or college •work. ' Mr. and Mrs, Xorman R. Graves and Pathe Topics. • wise choice. Clyde Graves and Miss Alta Grave.< "Should Mr. MorrlU to decide to Planoa For StJe and-Rent ly 14 • o,.i°•\*i''^'"*' i^*''' Amelia Mlchaud attended the Waltham fair last weok The Alliance will hold an all-day accept this call, his departure will be and .Marlon Bridgman of thc soRho- Friday. sewing meeting in the lower town hall a distinct loss to Putnam, and the more class of the Fitchburg high next Thurs'day. This Is an important news of so important a oall has come Mr. and Mrs, Fred S. Holden and with regret to membera ot his con­ school attended the school night ex- family of Shrewsbury spent Sunday at meetins and a good attendance is de­ li'Se^^t'^l "^"^^ ^'•'"''y «^verilng and sired. Committees will be announced gregation. tho home of Mr. Holden's father Lu­ "-->. prominent member ot the Second l^ltl ^l • 1°™" ^^••y inspiring ther E. Holden. for the sjjle which comes November Ayer Hardware Co. speakers, -n-ho have known what the 29. Mrs. Kent, .Mrs. J. E. Maynard Congregational church (Putnam )speak- school stands for in the past. ML home of her •Should Mr. Merrill decide to accept PARK STREET AYEB, MASS. ,H^' °°''«»"'>'' of Jamaica Plain, is mother, Mrs. Herbert Holden, on Ha­ the call to Boston there Is no member zen road. MIS.S Emma Whittaker of PEPPERELL of the church who will not teel his Sul'h"ofla^d" '""^^*^"-' •'^"- ««^^- Pawtucket is with her. Miss Sarah Wyman, of -Westmin­ departure with the deepest regret. He ster, was a guest the latter part of At the regular raeotn.t; of Shirley Nows It Dr. Hridgman conducted a beautiful Miss Mabel Spooner recently came MADE RIGHT Still River* Mass. 3t6 .vfl en. service recently in the church which going would be the cause ot the great­ was appreciated by both old and from Annisquam to visit her sister est regret throu.ghout the community. 1* t ..„**'"•, •?"'*.. ^''•''- Roderick Casavov .voung. Mrs. H. .V. Tower, High street. During the two brief years ho has WEAE EIGHT attended the funeral ot Mrs Casa"- Edgar Jacklin. Jr.. who came from .joryed in this pastorate he has taken A Weil-Tailored i.! J'^^ "li'l'i,"''. ^'•^- Fannie Roake,'in .^kron, Ohio, last summer with his a militant and splendid place in the ::'ils Lowell, Wednesday afternoon. HARVARD chum by auto, is returning there next activities of the city. m All servicea at tho Congregational week with the double motive of tak­ "In hla church he has organized a E= SOLDBY church on Sunday as usual, Mr. ing a position ottered him as mantiger .;'.// j, XowH Itrnu>. flne congregation to finer accomplish­ Comfortable Goodheart's sermon in the morning of the Akron Auto garage, and to take ment, and In thc city he has taken will be "Turning the otl^ier cheek" The first meeting of tbe Woman's upon himself th© bonds of matrimony. his share ot the city's Interests, CEORGE H. BROWN club was held at the town hall on 'vi ir"'"^U "J^'P*--" °f ehureh folk.'' He has been well-Impressed with Now "Bxiston and the 'Old South' in the Junior band at 3.45. Monday afternoon. Despite the .-wvere England during his stay here, but with event of his departure will gain, and Ayer, IVIass. Model for III: rain .storm a goodly number wero Rev. S. F. Goodheart conducted the greater attractions of the west he is Putnam, whoever may be his succes­ present. .\t the close of tho bu.siness likely to settle down there. sor, will feel a distinct sense of less," .services at the White Ribbon Home moetint,' Mr.s. Etta M. Ripley read in Ayer on last Sunday afternoon. -some very interesting articles alon.i; Business Men Mrs Blanche Credit is storing hcr the line of current events. Mrs. Alice Community C'hureh Rally Day. Comniunity Church Jfotlocs. hous.a>o!,l goods and with her two W. Cle.-ives. president, entertained the The Church School rally day ser­ -Morning sorvice Sunday at 10.30 This 3 button sack suit is -Vj3 ChiUiren will ^;o to Holyoke to live audience with "Echoes of feder.ation vice last Sunday was one of special with .sermon by the pastor. The dec­ with her si.ster. .Mr. .and Mrs. Theo­ meetin,;.- at Plymouth.",, The subject Importance for members of the kin­ orationa will be furnished and ar­ selected by many busi­ dore Thompson have moved into the •vas very helpful and inspiring, and dergarten, primary, junior and inter­ rangod by members ot ,ilrs, L. C. tenement Mrs. Credit vticated. .was pas.sed along to those fortunate mediate deixirtment.s. as it marked Cook's cl.-uis. ("hurch school at noon. ness men because of the Elbridge I!. Lincoln, who h.-is lived enough to hoar it, in a vory pleasing their graduation and promotion to tho Vis-itors are w-olcome in all depart­ simplicity of its tailoring. r,,anner. with tho assurance that much next year's work. This was indeed a ments, l-'riday. October 14. regular in own part of the year and owns a motion picture service; "Humor- WW house on Benjamin road, h.os been tl":oi:i,-l-.t .md time h,id been given thc rally day for all departments aa was Made incassimeres,<;h.ev- secured to teach manual training in subjei-t. j sisnified by the large attendance of .-s.iue." Burton Holmes Travel picture. ots and fancy -worsteds. the schools and commenced his du- I-nior. services will bo hei.i on Sun­ I members and friends who are inter- On Tuesd.ay .afternoon tho regular .:"--i last w-eek. .Mr. Lincoln tearhev 'lav at the I'nitarian ihureh. i ested in this important work of the ,m.-etin.g of the Community Church church in bringing together all it.s w-orkers will be held In the church A conservative style at in a private school in Cambridge ' .\ s|,ecial ir.eeting of the Congre.ga- .Mr a.nd .Mr.s. Morin of Naslu;-, V meinbe.rs in a united serviro. parlors at 2.30. The September and conservative prices. i:'i'.xx,i jrarish will be held in the ves- The attendance of 1,S5 w-as one of Octobor oommiitee will aLso hold a H., .Mr. and .Mrs. William .Marsh '-.mi t.-y of tlle church on next Thur.sday the l.ugest over recorded, OO'/, of the supper at 6.30 that evening in the ^nd*''^\'rs• ""rr^^^ °f Hudson X.'H '-ve;:im; ,it 7.:;o o'elock. Business th.at members being present, i-"iv'e cla.sses vestry, and It po.ssible the committeo PRICES $25, $50 to $85 --Ji-^ and .Mrs. Kate . Esp o of Fitchburc- r.-imires att'-ntion is tn be brought bore the attendance of lOO'/r, .Mi.-is on ontertainmont will presont a pro- Dr. Hilton's No. 3 Zll,^^ '.o^-n last week Friday to at­ ll|>. .-\ Ir.nch will lio sorved. I Flynn's. .Mrs. .Mary Gibbons', Geor.ite ram during the ovoning, .although thoy tend the tunei-al ot .Mr.,. Augu.«tin Pro- Thc Boys' and Girls' clubs will give • B. cl.irke's, .Mrs. Addi.son Woodward's hnvo been h.impored by the prev.all- will break up a cold their annual exhibit .->.t the town hall Rev. K. W. Drawbridge's. This honor it'.g illne.sses from hitrd colds and Mr.s. r>an.x .urinR tho shnwor toward niRht Will not upset tliB stomach. Your Own Cloth Cut, ' i.'""'„"l'''''^ Helen, was baptized by Rev will rai.se the prize monoy in somo The exeroi.sos of the kindergarten on Inst week Friday MghlninR struck Dr. Hilton's No. 3 Is an old stand- s V. Crfiodheart. Thoso present wore othor way othor than by admission. departnient represented the work of th bf\rn of John McCarthy on the Mr. and .Mrs. H. [1. chapman. Arthur The Worcester Co. Farm hurcvi! will the year, which with tho primary r^ittU'ton road nnd th« barn and con­ urd reliable preventive, sure and safe. 'Trimmed and Made Chapjnan. .MiUlred Manning of Ash­ send out the judges. The Grange will requirements for promotion, proved tents of about nfty tons of hay were burnham nnd Di-.Tcmi .-ind Mrs Ki-,-,.r also put on nnder various committees, ' H|)oodily consumed; alHO. a Iarpe (At all Dnigglsts) MEN'S AND WOMEN'S GARMENTS K. Allen. a most inter.xsting sorviee and one ot i! !'• x.n tee crenm and candy booth and unusual cre.Iit to the- teachers of our numb'er of fowls; ttio horao was sav- <'OMMON-VVEAI.TH OP HAS&AtJllU- j win have an exhibit of modern younger meiiibor.s. Diplomas were [ od. Tho blazo quickly set ftro to the SETTS. Middlesex, ss. Probate Court FUR.S REjrODELBD tt. \. 11, !»ff,-tlng. I household in\provements in -A-orking presented to the seven gradu.ltes of oH of tho houpo, but \vhcn it wa-s To thc noxt of kin and all others in­ seen that tlio hoii.so must po most terested in thc estate of MARY F Main Street AYEB, MASS. .-\ larere number atlenrti-,1 tl-.-> tl--st the kindergarten department: Mary SAWTBI.I, Into ot Aycr in s.-ild County! meeting of the year of Kitrh li.irL- "Tractors" was tho subject under B-artlett, Kva Robbins, Albert Graing­ of tho furni turo was saved, although deceasod. ohapter, D. A. P.., at the home of Mrs ilis<-u.ss.sion at the Gran.ge on Tuesday er, .\rlene Greenwood, Adeline ,len tho house waa burnod. Tho family Whereas. KI.TSHA D. STO.VK the nd- y,. If. Conant last week .Saturday af­ • •v.>ning. Opinions varied ns to the -'on, Ruth .=! best man. moving thoir household good.s to civil »var. havlnjr served In Compnny the act of AuRust 24. 1912 ""*""^''° "' The heating'el^ment can be unscrewed and a lamp of theso members Is equal from the A, . 2d New Hampshiro 'Volunteers Tho bride wore a gown ot white Kramlngh.am. where they arc eng.iged standpoint of credits each Sunday, but Publisher. Geo. H, B. Turner, na farm managers, from the outbreak of thc war to the Aiass." Ayer, bulb inserted in its pfece. Th^ "SU.N51X)WER" then satin and chiffon cut en train, with In order to obtttln this high rank It closo, flhnrinK all tho hard sdWico for veil and crown, nnd carried a ahowor Tho I'nltarlan Men'a club met on means a' greater effort and endeavor which dIstlnKUlshed ' this rOKlriicnt islne.sa MnnaRer, Oeoi H serves to iUuminatethie: Veranda, d6orway>. .driveway bouquet ot white roses. The brldea­ last Siiiid.T.y pvtning enjoying a sup­ on the part ot aomo whoso homes aro Ayer. Mnss. B. Turner, mald woro bluo goorKotte with hat to from thc flr.st battle of BuU Run to per and later organlzttig tor the year. far from thc churoh. Thla' la a ac- the closo of tho war. He recoived ""•"^.'J' "//I"- "• ^"""•' J^V" Mass. or as a lantern for use In the home or garage. - -. match and carried a bouquet ot pink The ofllcors of List year are to be vore to."rt ot one's peraevernnce In the several sllKht wounds at Gettysbure John H, Turner Kstate. Ayer. Mass .carnations. The gift of the brido to continued for thc year to comc. winter when tho anow la deep and tho *hn >i..t/l..»- ,V " fj. ...'• „iiuu ill ..wi.Lini.eii i.ii iiie year lo come. but wn.s not disabled, H6 had lived , .1 roads aro prnctlctlly impns.sablo. ,1 T?fit"h ^a *"'', •''''>»crlhed before mc t, and''theToo^.s''"g!t? Ifl^l^'T'"''^ •^'^' '''l" «"' "^ "' P^^'on arc t, In Troy about forty years tind wns tlMS 26th day of September, 1921. However, ofip of tho member.':, Eliery well known and respected by all ..,, t. gold cuff links and tic nn C""""*' ""^ ""inmont In N. P. Parker', Nowhall, la deaerving ot special com­ . KOBEhT H. J. HOLDKN er Tho past fow yenrs he had mado his i-aght Co. ana tic pin. house, vacated by Mr, Samorlan, mendation tor hla taithful attendance homo, at thc Monhiinock HoUse and Notary*>nI) le ,Vi!;;;i!l (.MJ commission expires July :. i

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TAOE FOlpS SATURttaY," OCTOBER 8, 1021

TWO DOIiliARS A"irBAR Madura, India, will speak at cloven iUow; cup for the b«pt police dog-, Knapp 2d; Am'brican Beauty, Dr. F. E. Mr. Hotflor, West Townsond: cup for 'foro this place to Upper Canada, ond IN ADVANCE o'clock, A 1 will bo Interested to hear Gllson; Blemark, S. H. Raddin; Blue lort his accounta and paperp with hia of the ,work thoro. " ' bast Pomeranian, Mrs. -\Vlnt:heotor. Pearmain. JJr. f. K. Gllaon 1st. S. H. West Townaend; silver trophy for best Raddln 23; Delicious and Duchess ol fathor (Jonathan Wlllson), in this T^ho Neighborhood olub will meet Billl terrier, cut glass lor beat Bull Oldenburg, G. S. Knapp; Gllllllower, F. town, whose dwellliig-houae, barn and terrier puppy, silver plato for best^-E the greatest part of their contents car­ AU Advertisements. Appear In All tho with Mrs Fred G. May on Wednes­ E. Gilson let, Ceorge S. Knapp 2d; ried away by the lato tornado. Those day afternoon, October 12. brace, cash prlto glvcm by Mrs. Honry Grimes' Ooldeu S. ll. Raddln; Haas, Ten "Pupcrs AVo Pjibllsh (.;owdrey, Fitchburg, for beat Bull ter­ and Longneld. tkorge .S. Knnpp; Mur­ out-bullolnKB wero all deinoiiahed, and last Tuesday Mlss Eliziiboth Lewis rier fymalo, Mrs, T. H. Whitney, Old phy. F. B.. GDooii: .Mt. Swago, F. 11, buildlnKS In the centie of tbe track of Stow Kenncla; cut glass dish for best tne Whirlwind wore niyro e.>:pos«d to its Ttcms of local Intereat aro solicited accompanjed hcr sister, .Miss .Mary Lewis; N. -y. Pippin. F. K. Giliion: r.a.yages than any others In the whole . end must always bo accompanied by Lewis, to Boston,'where the latter is Toy, Mrs, Clarence Goward, Acton; Palmer Greenings, G. S. Knnpp 1st. F, silver fork for beat Fronch Bull puppy, extent, i vlalted Ibis place about an 'the name of the writer, not for publi­ to remain to take lip a oourse of K, (j.lI>on 2d; rowankeo, S. 11. Raddin: hour after ihe wlro! liad pa-ssed. bul ^^m cation, but as a KUarantco" of KOOd iilso cup for French Bull female, .Mrs. Stark. F. .D. I..wis; .Sutton Beauty G. study at Gordon college. Wilfred Barbeau, lliivernlll: cup glvon nave it not in mv ij(..i\er to picture lo faith, aud will always -bo considered • S. Knapp Ist, !••. 11. l.owis 2d; Toiman your view, this n"e;il "f di^olatlon, ev­ •trlctly confldentlal. Kindly mall Items The first rcKUlar meotiiiK of the by the Goodwin <.-o.. Fitchburg, for Sweet, W. P. WImrton Ist, U. S. Knapp bcsi^ .Mredale in tbo .-ihow, John Heath, erything Was Hwopt olo.se to tiio ground, soon after the day of occurrence ajad Woman's club this season wil! bo held •l&i Winter Baniina, S. H. Rnddin; York and that considerably t,ir\, up. The Ao not wait unnecessarily. on Friday, October 14. Tiu ro will be Lunenburg. Imnorial, H. 1.. Oilson: ,\slraohan and Trnnsparonl. i;.orge S. Knarip; Cartor, orchard wan all carried away, scarcely reports of tho Federation mooting The management of the dog show a tree within sight and too hoavy atone ' ' SiUunluy, October 8, 1021 • held in Plymouth laat .Mav The C. W. Harris; I'eorlcss, .Mrs. L, D, l.;i- **;alla Were level with Uie oarth. From greatly appreciated tho • assistance kin; Jonathan H. L. Gilson; Arctic^, .he beat Intorinatioii i o,.ii obtain, ,speaker will bo H. .>C. Crano „i the given by Mrs. Honr\ i.'ow-drey of Oroton School, Tea will lie >. rved S. H. R.addln:«oci .Mlxon Peach, C. W. those bulldinga wero deiiio-isliod In loss KIlchburB. who acted "as socretary of Harri.s. than ten seconds of tino. The fumily, Ladies' ^ CROTON In tho lower hall In chargo of 'ho six in- number, who w.r. all in the hospitality committee, the show, also,thc ass:.«tanoo of Carl Class IS. b,-..s. lioney. butter and Cowdrey on the benching committoe. chees—Fiv.- innnids honey in comb, H, Iiouse, were providentially B:ived from Ncvs Items. W, Taylor; dozen hens' eggs (brown), inotant death. Two bovs i-sc.ip. d with­ Goorgo Putnam, of .^rontcla:r. N out injury, the other four wor.- taken Mr. and .Mrs, George Kioyd, "VValter J,, returned homc on Tuesday, lu : ig Kdw. Gamlln 1st, 11, W. Tavlor 2d; .Vmiuul Mocting. do/.on bena' eggs (white)), Mr«. Har­ up much bruised and wouiidoil, one yioyd, Jllsses Carrie and Lottio Floyd called hero by the serious iTlnefs .t waa found In tho cellar, ono was laken Home Journal Patterns riott M. Snow, .-iiiirloy. 1st, H. W. Tay­ i, Mrs. G. Willard Burrered the loss of everything tliat is Send for latest copy of Good Dressing Ilov. John W. Parker of Newton Fred Durgin. who ia taking F G and Mrs. Goorge Stevens, .Mrs. .M. W. •Smith, Mlss Marv l.owis: (io/.cn dougli- •was the preacher at tho Bapttet necesaary for upholding iite and at Carpenter's place at thc railroad sta­ I'ariiliurst, .Ml.ss Susie H. Shattuck and nuts, Mrs. C. B .S'ecdliani, Mrs. H. R. the aame time deprived of their own church last Sunday. tion, was called away last weck on Robblee; apple pie, Mrs. C. H. Niod- It is Free .Mrs. .lohn H. Sarg»int. ham, Mrs. W. 1'. Flov.!: sriuash pie. exertions to save the scatlorod rem­ The World-Wide Kuild. which had account of tho death of his mother 'I'll.' mooting w-as vory intorosting. Mr,s, G. Willard Smith, ilra. C. B. nants, or provlBe a shelter for the x,v- planned a mt-ctln); on last week Sat­ who had been at St. Joseph's hospital proachinB season. WTien we IOO'K for somo of lilo spo-akers having bt-cii Needham; fancv pie, Mrs. Herbert W. the buildings and conveniences of tif- urday afternoon, met and voted to In, Nashua, Tho interment was at henrd iioro in low-n on olhor occa­ •I'aylor, Mrs. H H. Robblco; oatmeal Sebec, Me, t,y jVours industry and prudence, and ._. .postpone its ses-sion until two weeks sions. .Nnion.i^ thoni \s ore P.ov. Kd­ bread, ^re, G, \Vi;;;ird Smith, ilrs. F. (lnd nothing, and when Wo iniiiiire tor later, as GeorKt- Wat.son wenl to Wor- The Congregational Sunday .school w-ard liunb.ar of Littloton. Kov. Mr. D. Lewie. -^ the subjects of this calamity, and are ' 'cester that day to attend a wedding will observe rally day on Sunday King, Dr. I). J. Wilito of Boston and Class *0. canned fruits und vege­ conducted to their beds, where thev arc ' . iUiniversary, tables—Collection ot canned fruits, !, conlined to pain and anxious aolicitude, wlien thc pastor has been invited tci Kov. I'>iw,-ird Dol.'lii of Bo.ston. who varieties. Mies Rachel Knight, -Urs. C, the atoutest heart w-ithdraw«, to wasli The .Mldilksex Robekah lodge will address the school. ., I gave .1 (ino addres« in the aflernoon. A, HarriB, Mrs. John Moyle, Sr.; col­ away an accumulated load of sympa­ r • liold a special meeting in tldd Kelows' Erving cottage is to bo sold on .Mr. Dolan's work here last -winter lection of canned vegetables. 0 vacit- thetic tears. '.liall on this S.-\turday evening, when when conducting a .scries of meetings lies. Miss Rachel Knight, I.IIIIan il. Saturday aflernoon. October 15. at B.arter; 4 jars canned fruit. Mias ; they, will eptcrtaln the president of the 1.30 at auction. The housohold is reniombered with jileasure. Musi­ The people in this place aro doing iRebekah .assembly, .Mrs. Lillian Bar­ cal selections by a soprano soloist, Rachel Knight; <, jars canned vege­ what they can lo repair the loss of ali goods win be sold at the samo time. tables. Miss Rachoi Knight, Mra. Har- the aurferors. The town has appro­ rett, and menibers of her suite. .Mem- with accompariiniont by Mrs. It. ,\. .Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ames enter ritt Hrow: 4 glasses -e!l\. Mrs. H c priated $700, for their iminediato Jjerrf of AcomaiRcbckah lodge of ivp- Stone, ndded to the intorest of the Knight. Mlss R:'.chel Kniglit; t jars necessllies; but ,thc loss Is so exten­ HOSIBRV , perell arc expected to be present. tainod .Mr. and .Mrs. M, K. Squires meoting, and a p.'ipor on mission w-ork Jam, l.iliian M, Barter, .Mrs. C. .\. Har­ sive that ll seenis inipossitile for the On. last week Thursday at'three p. and L. K. Pendleton, of Worcester, at was road, .\ftor the dinner w-as served ris. people here lo grant the relief which ono ot F. D. Naylor's camps at standard brand of dependable quality Children's Fine m. tno Ladies' Missionary society o' a picture w-tis laken of tho.so presenl. Olass 21, household manufactures— l ^helr situations reyuire. and repair the Knopp's pond for the week-end. Tho Hand-knitted sweater, Jliss Nellie hZ, damages which the surtorers lia\o sus­ ' S® Congregational church^mct with guests camo by auto and carried Mr. I Rib School Hose 39^ and 59^ Mrs. Larle, and planned their work Atwell. Mlss Sarah Cunningham; ex­ tained. We count flve dwelling-houses and Mrs. Ames to tbe pond, where Groton A. .\, Trinw .\fi'T. hibit of embroidery, Mrs. James 1), and thirteen barna, loBeibor v.ith a for the coming year. Thoy will hold they were deUghted with the pond and .McNeil. .Miss Teresa Keating; piece of great number of olher buildings .vliich Colors—Black, Tan and Cordovan a meeting once a ilionth. Light re­ good lia'^,ij and to moot .Mr, and In a thrilling gamo hero Sunday crocheting. Miss Alico Davis, -Mrs. K, were demolished, and their contents freshments were served by the hos­ I Mrs. Ntii'ior, tho Oroton A. .•\. deofated the .\yer Bunn; :splay of requested by the central conunittee in time this month. Music on the violin liams homestoad on Chicopee row, be satislied with the short ond of the this town, vi^.. Justis Uussell, Esq., score. da'niiati, Mre. George Moison; dis-piav and piano wa.s furnished by the Misses -Mrs, Rider's former home. of asters. Mrs. George Molaon:, colloc"- -loshua .\twood and Josiah I'roctor. •;• Alice .and .Miriam Knapp .and . tHere •The Woman's •Alliance of tbe Uni­ While Groton made only one score, tion of ..cut tlow-ers. giant marigolda, tiirough this medium, to solicit of the was a readln.i; by Mrs. T. G. Smith, tarian church wil! hold a rummage it proved to be enougli to win .-i hard I-. T. Sawyer. Inhabitants of the town of Groton fouglit game ar.d to. sliow the w-ay to suoh assistance as thcy mav feel dis­ Ice cream and cake were served. The .sale in thc lower tow-n hall on Wed­ Class 23, Junior departnient; class 1, posed to grant to tlie sufterers in this hostesses wero Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. T, nesda.v, October 26. the loam that had considered that cc:i..c;ion of vegetables—Kred H, Tay­ lor Isi. Howard Knight, Townsond. 2d.' Placo. Vou, sir, will have tiio goodness Gingtiam Dresses Groton w-ould be cosy picking. G. Smith and Mr-s. l-'rod Porter. The qutirterly business moeting of to communicate to llie Keloolmen or The game w-.-is a pitcher's battle be­ , Itxiy H, Wooilw-ard, Lunenburg.. 3d. other proper persons, tbe desire ot the Miss Ethel Bruce, instructor in the Congregational societv was held Mxiry .lagalovic;:. Kast Pepr>oroll. tth. 'ujiousehold arts in Xew Bedford, spent tween (-'r.am and Martis w-ith botii ' Kenneth Rue, Pepperell, Sth; best .'. aforesairt cominittee. Your complianoo on Wednesday evening. The minutes pitchers getting great support. The v.-UI confer a signal favor upon your MADE FROM FINE TOiLE DU NORD the week-end with her parents, Mr. of the last meeting were read by the boots. Fred Tayior 1st. Howard Knight friend und \-ery humble servant. and Mrs. W. H. Bruce. features of tho game w-oro the iieiding I Townsend, 2d, Certrude Knight. Towi- clerk and the reports of the collec­ ot Woodson, Kellcy an.l Sheedy. thc Isind. 3d. -Mice LaFountaln,- Tow-nsend Will. Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A; Wood, with tor and treasurer wore read and ac­ battery work,of ^'ram and Hailoy for ] Harbor, 4th; best 5 carrots, .\rthur Calob Butler, Ksq, ' GINGHAMS cepted. Three deloi,-ate.s, .Mrs. Frank I Novoia, Ashby. 1st, Thomas Coadv. Groton, .Mass. . Malcolm and Hachel Wood and Mr. Groton and tho pitchin.g of Martis. a ; Pepporoll. 2d, William Russ.,-11, Town- and Mrs, George L, Boynton recently .>• , ^."^^'i"' -^''•''- -^^ "^ • "imock and great catch by Kurrill'und the lieldt send. 3d. Gertrude Knight, Townsend Tlie tornado happenod on a Sund.ay enjoyed an automobile trip to West- Halph Sargent, \yere appointed for Ing of Bulger for Ayer, 4th: best 3 potatoes, lato, Fred H. tifternoon and the beavy. black cloud, Siztes 6 to 15 Years Held, solng 6ver tho Mohawk trail. the iinnual mooting of the Congre- Groton is still on the maji and will ! Tiylor Ist, Everett Harris, l.cominster. betokening the event, was noticed by gation churches of this district" on •«-^i" Selina Bradley, now a toacjitr he after the third game from tho start. 2d, Leo Marshall 3d. lioinard .Mc- different persons in Groton. 1 am told Octobor. 19. K. C. .MacKenzie was-?- C-uttno. Ayer. 4th b.-si ,". poiatoes, Ijy Dr. .\inos B. Bancroft thut Mr. in the Junior high school in Quincy chosen as'an usher on this occasiSn" ' The score: : e:irly. Krod Krlchson, Littleton. 1st. PRICES $2.50 to $4.50 , spent thc week-end with her parents' GROTOX A. A. P'F;iiik Bosquol. Everett F. Harris, Butler himself s'aw- the cloud from .MT. Waltor Dickson's house on i-'armers' Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley. ab hh tb po a e .Vorth Lconilnster. 2d. Paul Selfrldge: ... Frank Pattor-'on of 'Winchester Congregational CJiureli. - . . 4 1 0 L-ttlotqn. 3d, Williani Kussoll. Town- Row-, w-here ho and f)thor,s w-oro en­ Ctrlovo!'. et 1 n senarsiilps. Coorge formerly of this town, has rriade L Mitcholl. 2b . . 4 ,1 1 1 gaged at the time in practising sing­ "Thc failure ot the brooks" was the n ^. 1 Kimliall, Westford. 3d; best .'. toma­ ing for thc .Sunday exercisos. sood recovery from his operation, anil timely topic of the pastor's sermon at Bernard, as . . 4 tl II 2 1 1 0 -• 11 fi 0 toes. Howard Kni.ght. TownseiKl. 1st. j Tho blotter ,,and Mr. (.'obb's lettor 4a J10W at hia home and able to KO the Congregational ciiurch iasi Sun­ Sheedy. lb 0 L-^'on LaFountain, Townsend. 2d, I^-io.) I . . 2 0 II I are now deposited in tlie library of out. day, morning. .Mr, Dimock spoke of Kelly, 3b H. Taylor 3d, Frank Bosquet tth: best 1 Bailey, c . . .1 0 ;it! 0:: 0 tho Essex Institute at .Salem. S. .\. G. the drouth generally prevalent during !) 3 pumpkins. Nod Comstock. Shirlev 1 Mls-s Mary Bancroft, the debutante Woodson, ri .. ri 1 • 1 1- 0 0 Center. 1st, .\rthur Nevela. .\stibv, 2d. ! .the .summer and earlv fall this vear II daughter of Mr, and -Mrs. Hugh Ban­ Pickford, If 0 1 0 0 ":::veroti F. Harris, .Vorth Leominster, I ';cferring to the Bible narrative of . . ;', 1 2 0 1 0 Wtst (;rolon. croft, returned recently from a de­ C'ram. p .. ;> I :;d. Kdward Sullivan, Wostford, tth- I Geo. B. Turner & Son Elijah's being sent to^ dwell by the I best 3 squashes. James .Vevela. .\shbv. j llKhtful summer in Europe, The Ban- Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'. Rlu'ploy h-.r,-*.- brcKik Cherith and later to thc widow- Total.s . .'It' - ;, 27 ..; ;; Ist and 23, Evereit F. Harris, .Vorth 1 ' and l;is family al' 1.30 o'clock P. M. Harrell will present his novel and and white, The_iopic of the cv(ning and Cull, St. Ka.-hel k-f.ighl. T.-.wnaend. 2d. .Mil­ pleasinK program, introducing the licent K.i y, Lunenburg, 3d; 4 jarr k-fi town on Saturday for Dudley, meeting wns "The uniiiuo glory wht-rt' Mf. Ganley is .-;ixjn to be;?in his Swiss bells, saxophone and musical tho autumn." Ust of Prcjiiitim..^. .r'lit, H.s:.- K'dss.'Il, T.)wn.s.-nd. Ist, Thp Sra.'ill Cottiij:.' HCUINC im ('li.mipnoy ."street, Grotou. rccontiy Slasses in addition to hiK magic. Lachc! Kn^;.:.-!;i, Townsend. 2.1. Thelma jxistoratc. The bust wislu-s of their Foilow-ing is tho li .; of promiums V^'lttllig. .'.v,.r. 3d; 4 i.irs toina'toes friend-^ So with thmi. oocupied h\' the late .Mrs. Lizzie Krvinar, in good repair, hardwood ._.Largare; .':„.-:,. !>ep])er.-l 1. 1st. Rachel MiKS Carrie Davi.s has been .spend- To the Citi7o-ns of t.niton. i givoii at the Gr.iton fair Soiitrmbor Mis?4 l''h)rt.-:icc Wood.son .sij^-nt ihe i I • 23 and 24; (-.night. T.iWnsond. Ilest.-r Huss.il floors, running water, and in a desirable noij^hborhood.' Tbe lot eon- , ing thin w-eek in Sherburne, visiting Now that tho concort season is ov .-. l.iisel;. Townsend, 2<1 • 1 rk-olid nllt ol tl.It'll. Tier sr.indmotller, -Mrs. George W. the linance committoe of the Gro;on j Ciass .\, F.irni and H.'St.r Huss.;!. Tov.-nven.l xr." be.'iiis, '.•>-';!\,' isiiist Iiarty \v:is held taiii.s alid'.il Id.OdO sfju.'ire feet and is !ira<-tica!ly square. Thi.s prop- Da\-s," who is oighty-six years old. Knigh:. • To\-, iisend. ;.i, yr Cornet b:ind wi.shcs to use the col­ ' r,adc, (2 or nio:o r.i-.rs St. Hachel .I'O.jk l.all !:i.^: woo}< Thurs- I ham 01 I.itll.-ton 1st. Mendon. ,'; j: 4 i.irs t •od •rr;isk. Herbert "W. Ta>-1or and iiis son I'>ed umns ot this paper once more to o\- Mark .-- under the ausjiioe.^ I'lt tho o-rt.v will be Miltl to tho hiirhest biddi-r, with taxe.s paid for 19'21. attended thi- Walt!ia;n lair last Satur­ pr<.ss il.s thanks :ind appreciation to 1 id- F. A. ShTwm :;d, ItotlOl' •I ;,irs corn. itachel gent Uh, 1< right. '"onil. !s-.. l.ucilUi llrinim. Diid i' f-.,^. 'i'hero woro ttvolvo day. those w-lio have aided the band in Har-.ard M,'irgi;ri.t Olson. I'eiino'roll. i'..ko and ice oi'i-ani wore Terms—.*1(K) down; halance on tioiivery of deed in ten days. any way thi-s yoa:-. Wc aro very much l-'lnss B. (1 llor.«:e I--I". N • fl' t.-.bles. Ist. .Mark H. Bloo.i -''1. ii. -S-' .'•111: I o.-i r :•• broad. Itachel Knight. A bull moose w.as ."^ecn on a hill on encouraged h;,- the support received Townsenfl. Is s('rvoil, W. p. Floyd's farm last -ft-eek Thurs­ ham 3d. si, .Ian- Worster. Town- WlLLl.A.M V. BIXBY. and look forw-ard to another sucei ss- Class 2. drawing—H'st .1 SI nfl. L''!: .r;:,- briafl. Wost f.roton on- .Mrs. SloCLlir. I*ro\ idtnf.'e, day. It is thought that it may have trant Ist. tv li.-ini Hrady Id. H.-len l'l. I.. 1 1 r. ,:,* hor :,:;hter, .Mrs. «-scapcd from the reservation in the fii! so.ison n.^xi vear. horsos. 2700 nnd o\-. r. ("', B, .\-, <1' (iE()]?GK S. KNAPP. 1st. K. .\. Shfrwin _d: nnder :.ir 1 ii'-a,x.,]y :.,i .-mil .-mfi iTi.-iohino m.-ido j (Hivor ii.li'.e wc-stcrn part of tho slate. i.osIio Chap­ It should bo stated that the success xxxarnx, xixs. il. Needh.am 1st. (-. '\^-. Hai X -t.-r Hupsell. .Townsend. ! itobi- (;P:OKOK 11. WOOD.S, lin also reported havin.^: soon .i bull of the last ,.xtra ooncort of thi. soason. I>'ominstor 2d. MI, liif i iikw d. J'eppe .ixu\- is wori^m Ca r.l p moo.=e some woeiis ago. given on .Satur.l.iy. Soptcmhor 24, was Class 3, horses-—Cairiag-^ horso tv. M. Conners. 1 unst; ble. ad. n.-w n.'^. F.-\coutive Ciiiiimittee of Grotxin duo largoly to tho offorts of John H, M rs. f ;.-ur;4'- ! >et?ostf'r on:<"*rtai:i':d Granpe. -Mrs. Sarah Wood ha.s returned to C. I'lcrco of I..anc,astor Is:, ••r.-,i',- Iil.l Trayne, who cuiiooivod tho idoa and 2d; prilr carri.ige hors-s I,. M. t-n;o^, R<^print. fit'\''n .j-i,.t-;;:s irum <>>ncord '"-':i Tues­ her home after \isiting oul of tf>wn carried it through to a succe.sstui fin­ Dunstable; 3-\-oar-oid .. H, K:iir- sever.al week.s. day '-v.'iiini;'. AinOHK -he uu in lu-r ish, procuring the special talont and b,-ink G.irdno 'O.ir I'-I-co! I, ,It-i>;;i w.-r<- Mr and Mr.s. Arthur i:err\ , Mr.^. The Congregational churrh wil! m.-iking all other arrangements. The Croi-r, T'ofilioroll; T- :••' I'-t) I: la:.. l>r, .<- A. (Jrcrr. • (Irecr: tirood mure, .Iohn Gr.-T: pony Ht-nry Jiarinon and Mr. .ar.ci ^ir.-:. hold a business ni'-eting next Thurs­ l.and appreciates the aid rondorod at ii.'lflo ^vhl. il Ol, cum-d Ovorn'f Kc-nton. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE rig. l'l: oimcbe ot i',' p»-rt"i !.<:: ana -fi: liuiuiro'! \(-ri day atternoon at three o'clock. This that concert hy tho Marcelais brothers, "iiildle horse, i'lt ho I'. Mountain 1st. .'d in meetrng is of special imjjortanoe. ns .Mrs. 1'vonne .Mnroolais, Mr. Travne issu*-' of " S". A: ."^'iuai'.nacfjok li.il! n<•^t Wed nos­ At the s.'wnr tirao and plaec will be sold all the personal property .Mrs Mnufl !•:. Travr, ' l-M \ s'pf ci;il !Ti:^f dav -•vrnintr thf ft-aturo picture will bo plans for tho work of tho coming soa- -Mrs. Walter i'. Snrgonl am! .Vorman for carriapo hori^t', "\V:"inm !.:i ros-.-. ;.rovf of in;.T'^.^t ;,j ,, i}i the late Mi's. Lizzie Irvint:. eonsistiiip 131 part as follows: Good J*on are to be disous.'i^-(i .'tnd arr;ingu(i. D. Sh.attuck. ''t.-irrlnor. this tini''': •pcsperate trails'* with Harry (^avvy A full attendance is desired. Wo wish to ;i.gnin Impress upon tho <'l,-i,«!!' j, rt"-j:;W(f':c(l G--.^ rvs'-'v ]•,'••:•. .\ Toniado in 1.S21. Cook St ovr. Hlack Walnut (-!ha7nl>er St-t, Beds.. Bf-ddin.^. Carpets. n. f>. Tirnch. ShirUy. The cu'rrent events and litcratiirc ritizons of Grolon th.i: our strongfsti I svn<] you ;i rop\- of TOWNSEND Mirrors. Biofun's. Crockery and Tinwart*. Tables. Chairs, etr. Terni:^ department of tho Wom.-in's cluh met de.siro at tho prosont timo is to take Shirl'y ini, 2d .'int] :!i-!, t'n by the po-'^tmast'^r \Varwi('l(, with Mrs. V. C. Cross on Tuosdav in now- mombers. Ono r.unilH-r of tho <"• 1 ;i .•<.s 15, c:r.T i n — I';.•'p'a >" of p; t*a i 11. Ma.ssarhuso;t.s, in th uitunin -if ISL'I, TlarlMif. cash. local liand states tli.-it lio can namo A, H;trris; trnro fif'.d fiTii. S. ],. Tn nfternoon. Kivini: an a''"oiint o ;i ^Tf.-it tornadf -Mrs. 'xt (' o"'jniniini:,'.-< »'ntoi-t,aiii.^d tliirty-cighi citizens of the town rach lor of W'fyxrnrd !.«;. <",,•,.r::.' S. K•.^•.• -Mrt and -Mr.K. HaroUl H. Woods which had just occu r'd jr. lha: t.iwn, tho -\s Y'j'j I.iko It club at tho last of whom i.l sumcientlv profici. nt as :<\. (\ W. TI.-ir.-i-. ;;d: —:•..•" swr-.-; on- .and two children onjoyod an automo­ Il was afkir's'Jt'rj ; ' t'aloii • r.'KUlar :iio*-tinj; with toti iiioinbors Goorge Jonf-s has flnishetl wirinp FOK SALK~A l-tnn All-American a :nualcian to o:i,ibl.. bin, ,„ f,^iif.,- i^'orir'- P. Knnpp. nr\T •^wcr: cofi. »'. bile ride to Spring-field last Saturday. IJutlrr. .I->.-] . ,::-.th.r olio xxi: f ir- I I'rcsont. .-\ committeo wa.s appoint- for liphts at Willowbrook anri hfi.s Truck, cuptom built body, top and ro!l- as a memher. Wo w-o-;ld like t.i have H»rri*': rnr f^f^Id mrn. .^. 1,. Tr\.y^(<: . returning on .Mondtij- evening. They f.'ir?^ n.-lfl rorn. ('. W. Mnr rum.i|'';a!i).\' np by r"!ir road.-^uif u'.-.r indN- Pond I tur-r. -Mrs. ilolon Wtirnor. prosontod sioians. we .-ould have some of '.firr.-r.-ihTr.c. H. \S". erly of A.-hby, has Rurchasfd Sachfm cluded. Apply to UN^DKHHILL FARM, i^pringtieid. in Orolo;-!, it wa? fouTul ':-" tip' I.-lt'-If th'- foJl"\\-i:i;^ program: -\ sTnry ot t-^roton. MajT. Telephone (rroton 140-2. ploa.sant and profitahl.. we,.i^;x vory Wiiorinn 2(\. .lolm >To\- Villa from Chart P.S Xoyes. Mr. Tiin- Kli.ih 0;. }!,.! on. wiin frotri :';, pl.c...- md iittlitninc .Mrs. Kev. .and Mrs I^ndioott Po;^b(>dy h.ar.sats this winlor Tho gift to tho K. .1. W,-,oil of Ay.-T Mr I'rankliti t hl­ st.tll nin\-r(l in Monday and e\'i)ects to W'bartor '2(\: fi r.-i N'oa of .^hinirl.'s ;uid -oth.-r dobri.- iMiiir •ad: , .Voyi's; ".Mrs h.ave .as their .gyst thoir ri.-iii;,'li:or. town by .Ian:os t\'no:iey of rho ]ii-es.:it V. ni; M: run the poultry plant. of I.iri' arniiiid judi:- 'il thoro h.id lio.-:! r, y,-- ox\ b-otric st tivos." -Mrs. !•'. Truhoo Davison ( I->oroth\- b.-Hidst.-ind i.-: w.irthy of th.- oontiniii-d >n Is-. U .Iohn Mn \ori- f;;i:.' .;•. the liourh I"-fhnc I lot'ir. roo'linir. -Mrs. Mr. and MTR. Charles Noyos and Pe.abociy), who lias oomo frnni Glen o.Mstcnoe of this ol,l .irg.-i ni^ialon. onil Uld M r.'i Is" n.T Pit th;iT -.ho,--.. -pirT.-s h.id ho.-n i.v., IiE,'hts." -Mrs, lion- Mr.s. FOS.S Irfi on Kriday for thoir now Covo. I,. I. It wil! \ir. rooall<'rt that wo liop.- tl-.at tho clti7,.•n-nlus^oiall^ Si'.imhl .\lO' thr--,. liy th. •.'.iil'l. 1'h'- ;,,„,i on ,'t olootrio .appli- homo al lih Cro.'^cont avonuo. Maldon. tti^x. i'eabody olliciatofl at lho rnuch- will take tho prop.T stops to nisi;-, l-t. it. \v. '.•'1 w:ls ;if- -'-s. oto . was opotiod Mr. and .Mrs. Noyos oamo to tho Capo paragraphod wedding of .\iiss l-:islo this rr-iiilt, Wc ooriliiillv sireo .-iI; ,,' f'f. ,t..oirttr^ I i-x. •I'l-n ini-ho.« ni li :ii::h s-.^ ; . "i\''"i:i': a li'-irtablo I'lortrio from Kvor**lt about oipht ynar.s apo. Parsons and Moorohoad I'attei-snn, :ho ;ow-nsiirniilo. voung, old. or niiil- It roiv.A-r.''' width .'Itll :i".-irly l.ilf ;i!i ! 'il ill ik ahdu ^tor I'rootor. I.lights, Thoy romodolfd tho houPo and built -which W.IS soloTniiizrt! in Ti'i:iit> .11" .-igod. who can pia.\- ,-i b,-t'id ins:ri;- I'lrrip!'. T". thioknoss. it hmi .-i tl-.irk pi. -:,'i.i.-i r.| .Mr-i 11' iiastors. washors and thf* iKirn and poultry plant at Sarhom Kpisooi)aI clmrch at l..'iicix l,-?s! :iiontli XXX.-xxt 1.1 nn\- fiogi-e,-.'ii„,l thns,. who H. \v. T.-, 1: oovor. nn uhirh u:i-- writt'ti in . •', irnt;?;. ~ti( onw ill for a wor'l ,.( *'X- \'illa. .Mr. .Voyes ran tbe plant nintil r.oit. inidate taking up ,in ir,s;runi.'nt. I.'irffo ail'l <-;,;ir handi\ ritinc:. "(t'-of'-- • xxxxw.f 'i '.-itip- Groton friond.s of Rov. William .1. U T.-'-. lo- :,] lho war. when tif siild his poultry. to oo:nmunicnto with axxv of tlie fol­ IMIL'." Tho :„„,k W.I.S xtxwxx l'^ M, Tho -lull ad- Batt, for so many ,v«irs one of tho H. The best wl^rM. Kly .'ind ^ I.nwell aie in "^ cha rd. tx h",T '1« lo follolum;,' lott.'r io r''pl\ :>r birthd.ay last W.-dnosday at his ^lomo J.-imos r. I'-iloh. (-h.iirn 'iV. Tavin, p'.,t'. atteiuln n( in Concord .lunotion. though w-ilh no P.>' a sin;.:i)t.ir romoirlc:', , ',:•,. ;,,-ist- .Mr'-: .\ r.d:"''\\'K. f I oni West tJroloii, Goorge M. Harrow-s. s.'. i, Fll.Tl.-, oi'isfor h.'tpp. rui.l to b.^ th*- \c .SUow winnors, j \V' '1 : lio\ W.1.1: 111:1' -^. .lO'l th'- fr.'imiionts tiiu;". h;t\' .1 Hhort \ isit wi'ih Mr .and Mrs. B. i.".. Horn Thursday morninp, a formatory, and though retired from ('umniinps Our inishing Depart­ Tho fourth .-iniiu.al doc slinut Rivon I'( '-11 ixxrxi'.i ninoh fiirlho;- '-\-.-:i thiio dauphter to .Mr. and .Mrs. ,1. Kdwarr"->;izo nifd.Tl. s t.'tt ini; til ,-i; cJapboarrts. rth in plow, this^week in Winchester rvt tho hoino aunt. Miss Kllen Priest, lias been .ind toy,i, ,ind !•". A. Hns.-iott, of l.ow­ Mrs. FoMs and Mrs. Noyes will bo IIow.\rd 1/. nilKftn. books, K-c. hnd bcon found in (be nolds of ^^r. and Mrs, Kllsworth Snow. of pictures you -want. vlBltingiher niece, .Mrs. O. W. Nortlt- oll, .Til other brcod.t Thfi ,Tw,nrdK of Class IT-P. fruit f^lpht M r-nc.h^ — in Croton, \v'hIoh woro suppORCd to bo much missed in tho club. Mrs. N'oyos • rup. in Somerville this week. tho JiidKC-1 wcro ns follows: IIubbard.'»lon Nnnr-.-^nrb applo?. C.irrio o.irrlod frn:n Warwick by the wind in ha.s been a mombor ahout sevon years Dr. Kdpar Stone and Tamily havo .Flovd Isf. W. r. Harris of Shlrlov 2d; the :,Tte lorn.ido. Thoro is no doubt of boon flpondinp a few days at the Stono With every $3.00 worth Thc Alliance will meet with Mrs. ("lip for best Grcxix llano, Hr. Ji. W, and has served .spvorAl times as prosl- Frank Waters on Thursday after­ MoTnrnsh Hrrls. H I.. CA\r^OT\ 1st. W. the fr„rt. a= thcrf^ havo boon found in dent and vico president. The vory placo on Parkor road. nixon, H.irvard: onpt for host Groa.t 1'. , Wharton 1i\: noxbtiry Ilnssots, \Vi:i< iiene.hii .uid Fltcliburp Inrpo qii,in- of. printing and developing noon. Octobor 13. at three o'clock. D.ino fomalc. .\, I! .Minor. Ixm'oil;,<-iip ti tl.' s of xho ruins of bulldinps tbat best wishos of thc club po with thom There will be a businoss meeting, fol­ G^Orirc S. Kr.Tpp 1st, <'arrin .\. P'loyd Nc-tv AdTcrtl.ocmcntis tor b0.1t ^vlro-hRlr'•d Kox torrior, Mtwi d; Tl, 1. <;reoTiinps. "VV, I*. Wharton [ wont from this placo. to their now homo in Maiden. GuosLy we give you an 8x10 En­ '^\ lowed by a program and te.a. The Marjoric Warron Harvard; trophy for iRt. Ooorpo .s. Kn.Tpp 2d: Gravonstolnf*. i The .bivimnk montionod In your loi- of the club wore Mrs. Oilman Connnt hostesses wil! be .Mrs. Waters. .Mrs. host Colllo fom.ilo. Konnoth Ilfown •Gcorpo S. K nn]>p; Porters. OoorpO S. tor W.IS til. property of Kbone^or Will and Sylvia, MTH. Charles Kichard.s and KOi:Nn-r.\n Trlsli Terrier; nlso. a ., Fred Shorwin and Sfrs. Ccdrlc llodg,^ Ilai'vard;. onp f.ir bost male Colllo and' JiCnapp \r\. I'h.Ttles W. H.irris 2d: son. who. nt thfr timo of fho datos. son Frank, Miss Klsio KichardHon and n.ilr of (!olo\ve<1 .Spect,'ieles, TKI.E- largement of any favorite ni.an, cill KlaM vn.10 for boRt loonl Colllo, Vmorloa-T Hiu.-'b, Dr F. V.. Tfllson; Wil­ kopt a ;:iv.rn In thl.*( placo. Wf cofn- Mttle Robert Proctor. rilONE 213, fJroton, Marv.. Mrs. Ilarry Itobbloo; cup for host liams, ('o'lrpo p. Knnpp: WonUhio?«. nieneed !>iisino«.,q on tho first day of negative. John H. Trayne and Joseph O. .Mar- Pointer. Clip for bo^t .Sotlor, nlivor hnd OoorPo S Knnpp Cd. V 11. l.owis 2d: .\prll. Ufl'.'. -nbont which tlmo. it Is Luthor Richards haw boon attend­ 1120.00 RE'WAnn KOR LOST nKI.,- . • ccIaiR start for New York clly and vano and oiip ,is sporlals, T. A; Haves Ren .Oavis Mr«. W. F- Whnrton: Snow. prob.'thu r *ro accounts in tbe Itook be­ inp tho ICafltern States exposition and TO.V HKTTEIl—<:;olor. dl.-itp: hl.ick earn. New- Jersey Sund.ay morning In the Popporoll: rup for host fomalo Sol'tor' F. II.'l-ouMs Ist, Goorpe R, Kijapo Cd; pln. .\rrnrd(np to tho doscrlptlon ymi visitinp frionds at Sprinpfleld. Hhoulder.*. nntl hlp. Brown chops' ancl Prompt Attention 'to Mail Intcfcat of the Vend-ads Co. Thcy I,anKdon Prouty. l.ltlloinn: Mrs, Mand naldwlns. Onrpo S. Knapp 1st, Or. F. pive r.f •^l, hook, it was made and lot- ej-chrowB. T-'lnder will reeclvo above Trayno showod a larpo nnmhor of tereil or the cover, by my own bnnd. MiKR Marparot Woods is takinp a .ire to dcmon.itrate the new jvtckagc K. Ollson 2d Xorthorn Spv. W. P. courso at tho Sarpt^nt School of rewnrd for retnrnlnK to RTCHAR13 I.. Orders -..i:-' noston forrlers and roooivod nnmoroim Wharton l5t, Mrs. W. V. W*h,-\rton 2d; A leaf of Wlllson's lycrtpcr was picked HARTWRT.l.. I.ittieton, MaM. Tele­ vending macblne to various lnfere,"rt.« ribbons and cup for host Hoston torrior up in \yinchondon. containinp an .ac­ I*hysical Culture In Boston. In New "^'ork. Kinp, r.eorpo S. Knnpp 1st. J^r. F. K. phone 39-2, fomalo; cup for bost Boston torrior doir Ollson 2d, N'ewton Pippins. Dr. F. B. count ;(i:ninst mvfiolf and .T.amos Rail Mrs. Walter Troctor and sons, Hll­ The North Middlesex branch of the Thomas Qulnn, OranRo; cnp for host Ollson: nnrl lott poars. O. 8. Knapp: ih tho y.-.tr 1S02, which Ifl probably M Iioston torrior puppy, Porcy Grady. posted fr--.ni tho day-book In your pos- droth and Robort. of Needham. are •Woman's Board of Missions will fockol pear?. OoOrpo S. Knapp \t\U C sopslon. If vn. you wtU tind mc charp­ puests of her mother. Mrs. ILnrriott Maynard; cup for best he.avvwelKht W, Harris 2d: Crawford poaches. C. "W, meet at the Federated church In Boston terrier, Krank .Manning. Acton; ed with : cwt. hay, April r.th—.^0: Strout. LANGDON PROUTY Aycr on Ttiesday inornlng, October Harris: bost display crabapplos. OoorP'c Mny tVh, :i ibn. hay-r-:i4.'and Aupust cup Klvon h^ Mrs. Harry Robblee for R. Knanp 1st. S. H." Rnddin 2d: 12- Cyrus I^fino has hnd the debris re­ • ll, ftt 9 30 Thc morning session will nest male French bnlldOK, Mrn, J; N. l.'^th, '1 ptp brandy—.'iS, ...Insurance... Wm.Brown ouart baskot ponchos. C. W. Harris; moved whoro thc cottnKc w.as burnod, bc devoted to foreign 'missions,- thc Murray. Littleton: sliver bud vase for nufTum . poars, Ooorpo P. Knapp; I nm A'. ]} acfnifiIriJ<^<^ with all thc afternoon to homc missions. A bas­ best female trench bnll. piece of plate tho collar nUod. Kradod and. leveled. RcurT ^D'Anjou poars. C. W. HarrlB namos ymi mention, and th*^ charpo.q It is a ffreal Improvement and takes ket lunch win be served at twelve for beat local Blvon by .Mlss Chasn. 1st, G^rpo S. Knapp 2d: ShflMon apalnst thom will fflvc you a very prood Li'ttleton, Mflss. ' DRUGGIST o'clock Dr Harriet E. Parker, of silver cup went to Marmonte Nlvclln poars. Ocorpo S. Knapp 1st. Dr. F. K. Idoa of the character and habits of away one of thc unnlghtly^ruins left for the bot dos <*f all breeds In-the Ollson 2d; Kolffcr poars, Gcorffo S. somo of them, •iiald Wlllson removed by recent fires.. Ayer - - - - Mass.

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•^.i,f.,ii SATUEDAY, OOTOB^ 8, 1921 - , Saturday, October 8, 1031 the publisher to havo tho papers In house of toys," Only two sho-rt-K, 3.30 \ VACOE the postofllco ready for delivery -whon, and 7,30 p. m. Rev. James T. Rider was Intro­ AYER the clerks leave for tho aftornoon de­ duced as a. friend, wiiose namo was fleld while L4ftus covered left, .ami livery, and In order to do this tho very familiar to theofflcers beciiuao both .men showed th.at they still kneW newspaper forms roust bo closod District Oourt. how to play ball. loftus connedted • News Items. at almost every meeting there was earlier .than usual. If patrons wlll On last week Saturday Miornlni- reported some deed of kindness done fh,.? ^t!*-" °,' '*!•' '.'"''^« two-base hits only do their share In this matter by Adam Lapniowskl of i'org- viuae,. Mr. Hider spoko of his satisfaction that tho local nine made With bringing or sending In their Items and was found guilty of sellii,;- I.unaica Btruet Icavct .Monday for Florida small advertisements early these de­ n the privilege of visiting and min- Grt'enslado Ilrst, M. Donahue second, where he will „pend the winter He ginger to one Suillvan and .-, us lined istering to these, so old in vears, so 1. Btirrlll short stop and Bulger third, liveries can be mado and subscribers flfty dollars,, from which h, ,i|,r,eiiled young n spirU; of the In.spii-utlon of .Martis had e.xcellent support. Burrlll will also visit .Mobile, A'la., while away^ win have their papers on Fridays a-s There were two sales alle;-. n 1,,,',. „,,' made three errors, bul overcame that Cash Discount Stor^l; tliese ilves which had contributed to In the past, instead of having to wait September 10 and tho oti,.,- 'y,, u " .M1S.S .Susie Oaffey Is enjoyini? a two until Saturday. the w-e.I being anfl uplift of the world difliculty, and made a sensjulonal tember 20, thc second on. bein,- con He spoke of the honlo as embodying catch, and connected with a two-bag­ ,^,':.hi" 'r",""" "•°'" her duties ;i» tinued for three month^ Atiorn,.v ger. Tom Kafterty al.so connected e. shier ut the telephone ollice. Mi-sa .Miss Irene Crowley ha.s accepted a he spirit of Francea Willard and the Alice Rand i.s HlllnB her position dur­ Donohue of Lowell, wl,„ r-pre.sen ed Union. " ""-• ^yo'"""''' Christian with a nice double. Although Ayer ine her absence. After Miss DafTey position with .Morrow Bros, of Bo.ston. tho defendant, argued !1,;,, evidence obtained more hits than Groton they NEW LADlkS' SWEATERS < return.. M1.HS Hani is to be trans£e^r7ed Rey. Frank B. Crandall left .Monday g ven by a local doctor th.i; Jamaica After a gratifying financial state­ wero unable to connect when needed All Wool Tuxedo Sweatm, trimmed with white Angora "li .'l to the lyeoniinster otllce. ginger was an IntoxieatiuK beverai-.. ment by the treasurer, .Mrs. Helen H to «oore. the Unitarian General conference diir- should not apply to |--,r,.e village luster, the exercises closed with the Cram and Bailey were the battery ..,^'^"'^^?'., "'* townspeople attend­ Hi*"' ''."^ P''*'S'-'"t week. He made the where this offence was eon.mitted, but Hinging of "Auld Lang Syne." for Groton, and showed excellent ed the wedding of Walter Wheeler of triir.p via \Worceste\ oroester and Albany, traveltrav - thc court held otherwi.s, speed, Bailey scored the only run of Faicy Weave Tuxedo Sweater^;"plain trimmed . ^*^^~S4'S this town to -Misjj Christine Bulfer of ,n^'i°'.'.,.?'-' ^:""-'""f'"i Century LimiteLlmll d JOhir-M. Maloney aiijieured Attorney Tlle I-'oderat<(d Church. the g^mc, by getting the only pa.ss ot Shirley Tue.sday. Ernest Downing of anu Ihe Wolverine" of the NeN w government. for the' Short Sleeve Sweaters with white knit vestee and dollar'''' '; Ayer was tho best man at thc cere­ 1 ork Ontral lines. churrh'?h '•"^'-•"'"e; '1' t'"^' ''•'^'"erated .Martis balk, apd Woodson hit a nice ' Agnes Majdzlnski of Oroton was bo­ Church the special music will Include two-bagger, scoring Bailey. Woodson mony. Mr, and Mrs, Whoeler are on Ayer council, K. of C„ are to hold fore the court for ,'x,,o„.lnK and keen a two weeks' honeymoon In New York. a iieid day the afternoon and ovening a Short organ recital, bv .Mr Robln- also made some tine catches while Muses' Coat a.d Tuxedo Sweaters...... ;...... ^StlJ:??^ ing liquor for sale, ,-.. the'result of'a ipn, the organist. 'Mi-.s. Walter C covering his position in right field. Barbara Sullivan, daughter of Mr of October 12. Sports, a baseball searc'h at her home i„ Oroton on Sep­ •Sargent will sing. Morning worshlli and -Mrs. Frank Suillvan of West .Main game, and dance are the main fea­ Infants' and Children's Sweaters. , , 93? to sS'flS tember 1st by the Oroton «„ollce-imI and sermon at 10.45. - Bible schoo•"'^"'"^l at .street, is reeoverini; from her illne-ss tures The sports will Include a 60- Deputy Sheriff nilebrow,i\°hon iwo twelve. Young People's Camp Dovens XCH.-. and will soon bo out again, >^-,/'''«,h, -100-yd, dash, quarter'and six. nu-eting at gallons of "moonshine" were fonml Present Indications point to the Ladies' Angrora Shawl Scarfs, extra long and'wide..,!...:|4.50 half-mile runs, .relay race, high and Chief of Police Dowling testified "hat- -N'ext Oscar <:arlson, who has been a re­ broad jumps and shotput. In base­ Tuesday will - be the annual closing of the camp postolllce ontor frigerator operator at the Ice plant Mrs. Majdzinskl offered him ,-" sum meeting of thc North Middlesex before the first of Xovember. and the ball Ayer will phiy Shirley and tho of money if he would n, d n thiog LADIES' WOOL HOSE <"ainp l>evens, for nearly a year con­ winner will play Harvard. The com­ Branch of the Woman's i'.oard of Mis- ''m"°""oL "•'"""•'•"•<^<' '" the Ayer cluded his services there Ti^t-sday a.s and agreed to do no more business' slons. beginning at 9,30. .Mi.s.sionaries ollice The deliveries will be main­ Heather B^xed in brown and green. ?i.oo and ?1.25 pair: they are curtailing expenses at the niittee lu charge are John F. Ryan, The.court found her gmitv .and in - from both the home and foreign Held tained us usu.il, however, Silk and Wool Mixtures camp, chairman: athletics, Thomas F. Mc­ posed a line of tifty dollars from will address the meeting. The con­ ?1.25 to ^2.3». Guane, K. J, Stevenson and Edivard wh^h she appealed. Attorney Frank vention Is open to the pubic. Capt. John A. -Xelson. the present Heather Mixed, with clocks on side... A regular communication of Caloli Wil.son: publicity, John Connelly and A. Torrey of Groton appwred for the canip (luartei-master, is erecting a ..?1.15.-pair. Butler Lodge of ir.isons will bt William T. Fit-igcrald: dance, Jere­ .u''*',';.!''.?*'^''""' annual meeting of boiler house adjacent to the quarter­ held government ,-uid Attorney Welzant of master ollicer.s- club building. lateiv Extra Heavy Wool Mixtures on Monday evening, October 10 miah Iteddy and Jeremiah Murray. Boston for the defence. the Mitldlesex Association of Coiigre- . .$1.98 to ?2.e8, gatioiiai churches wlll be held In Gro­ vacated by Sergt. Littlejohns. Capt. -Mrs. Rnchel Brooks and Mi.ss Eline Lyman Palmer is remodeling his ton, Wednesday, Ootober 13. ' Xelson expecLs to move his -famiiv Suiimonds of Weymouth, .N, .s [u- house on East -Main street, Dorey, who was recently killed nto camp in the event that his dutie.s "HATS AND TAMS Thomiis Bhelan, who is well-known by a This Friday evening the Pan.sy cir­ -• • ' ; •-.' \-.-'• rived lait Saturday night at the home train while at work in the railroad cle Mr.s. William J, Kelly, leader, will keep him In Camp Devens for a pro­ Ladies' Velvet and Plush Hats or Mr«. Brooks' son, Gorham K locally as a. former Camp Devens re­ yards, was also held on liust week tracted length of timo, -.... — ....91.6& Brooks. Mi.sji Simmonds Is now visit­ porter for the Boston American, h.-Ls Saturday, hold a reception and banquet at th© ing relatives In .Vew Egj-pt. .\', J., but been recently elected to preside over church parlor. ;-Major E. 1). Barlow, jr.. left i-amp Duvetyn and Velvet Tams..' .'.'..*..'..".\', .$1.25 to $1.69 -will return here later. his K. of C. councll In Boston. At the civil .session of the court an with his family for Fort Warren last ejectment .action against the Shirley High .Scliool Xews. Saturda.v. where he w-ill be <|uarter- E O. Proctor's service truck, driven Electric Co. was continued until Octo­ masler lor the coast defenses of Bos­ • Milton l,awrencc of Fitchburg has by Edward .Mc.Viff, collided w-ith a ber 6 becau.se of a pending equity The members of the senior class ton. been visitmg his grandmother, -Mrs touring car on the E,-i.st .Main street action to be heard in Boston October •were thc guosus of the Woman's club Martha H. Graves. bridge la.st week Friday night about 4th. at its meeting on Wednesday after­ Sei-.Tt. Hector I^amothe. lirst scr- -Mis.s Emma Buttcrfled, who has six o clock, tearing off a rear tire and noon: Frances Page and Eva Cough­ gcnnt of the motor transport companv H. been visiting friends in Hollis, .V. H On -Monday morning Alexander Kil- lin read their papers, which had been las gone to Camp Holabird, .Mary­ H. PROCTOR ^ damaging a mudguard of the touring returned Wednesday morning, c.'ir, ble of Portsmouth and Albert Jackson awarded Ilrst .and second prizes in the land, as a student in the automobi'le of .North Adam.s. -nho were found by 1 llgrim essay contest, -which the club school there. Capt, Harry Diffen- Page's Block Thc following real estate tran.sters A young doe wandering through the conducted last spring and in which ' ' . . AYER, MASS. have boen recorded recently from this one of the .-aiiroad offlcers riding on btiugh and - Sergt. Alexander Little- woods near ShirJey reservoir with a the coal te.-.der of a passenger train the cl.-uss participated. Johii.s are also students at this school vicinitv: Ayer—George .M. Crawford .'h.-ittered hind leg was shot Septem­ were found guilty of evading fare and to C. E. MacLean et ux. Groton—Will­ ber 2i) by .1 South Fitchburg vouth were fined ten dollars each. They -Mlss Corinne 'Weber, the new- Master .Sergt. William''fndorwood, i.im V. Blxby to John l.iaco.s; Frank He reported the matter to Oame" War­ w-ere on their w-ay from PorUand tc take"', n 'i"^''''''?'"'- ^•'"' «•••« "nftble t" ately transferred here from Panama L. Blood to H. .\. W^vnian: Henry A ?,e s if ," ''""'''' '" 'he opening of loft eamj) last week .for Camp Knox' Proctor's Strand, Ayer den J. A. Peck, who, with Warden- Xew York. Wyman. et al. e.-cs. to. F. L. Blood the school year on account ot an op­ Ky., where the climate w-ill Edward Backus of Ayer, investigated represent PROCTOR & r>ONAKDE, Lesseea Littleton—Cli.-irles C. .Vichols to H H They -found the c,-irc:i.ss of the doe Samuel Bue. Joseph Stetecus, l->ank eratlon her eyes, began her work so much of a decided change to his "Woods. Harvard—Howard D Stent- and, examining it, a-scertained that the -Martin and John Brown of lyowell here on Frid of last week. famllY. to Warren I.. Maiccy. broken leg also contained three 3'>- who were charged with lishing on the SATUEDAY, OCTOBER 8 Baptist .\otc«. Capt. Philip Rossitcr of the station Hon. and Mrs. George A. Sanderson caliber rille bullets. The wounded Lord's dav in Westford, w-ore found hospital, has been transferred to the "The Barbarian,''>itl, MONROE SALISBUBY and JANE NOVAK. announce the engagement of their deer had been the prey of dogs guilty and lined ten dollars each, Rev, and Mrs, James T. Rider ir •il-'^J^7 .'"•*'? General hospital in daughter Charlotte to Julian Lovejov around the reservoir section for tw-o Charles Upham, a soldier from ,n,^' M*"''^] Thomas, Mrs. Alta n'olli's week.s anr. Bertrand ll. Hopkins .-md .several street. day .-ifternoon. Mrs. Annie r. .Mullin day. The, amonnt available tor the stitches-taken in tho wound. Hc was Another soldier, William Druming, presided in the absence of the presi­ second quarter of the tlscal voar w-.as BEBE DANIELS in "One Wild Week." Comedy. Scenic. able to resume work .Monday. -Miss Ethel M. Xixon spent the week­ was found guilty of drunkenness on dent, Mrs. -Mary A. Lawrence, who had conslderalile less than one-half allow-- end with relatives in Littleton. the same occasion and w-as lined ten not returned tro.-n a Boston hospital ^••^•'!m .Mr. and -Mrs. Kailey. who have been dollars. ed for the first quarter. | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12 living in the house in the rear of the Mrs. G. B. Hodgman. Jr., (E.sther A very interesting report of the Fed­ eration moeting at Plymouth w-as giv­ Frank S. Pierce of the (-.^R. p Co Soldiers' rlub, have taken the apart­ -McDonald) of .New York arrived last On Tuesd.ay morning Louis J. Rob­ of Ayer is dismantling the annex to •TBI! TRUANT HUSBAiro,'^. with All-Star Cast, including ments at the home of I-;imer E. Dunck­ week Thursday night to spend a week hins w-as found guilty of operating an en by Mrs. Clara F. Hill. .Mrs'. Edith >. -M. I'. A. hut 22, which he recentiv > lee, recently vacated by Capt. and Mrs, or more at the home of her paronbs, automobile in Groton -ivlthout regis­ D. Johnson reported, for the Pilgrim purchased. The hut nt (ho remount! MAHLON HAMILTON, BETTY BLYTHE, and' PEANCli Graeme Parks, •Mr. and .Mrs. James A. .McDonald tration and w.a.s fined ten dollars. oss.ay contest. The senior class, prin- I deiiot has been purchas.-il by tho au­ Samuel Morin and John Healey, two cipal and two te.achers of tho high thorities at the Groton rehabilit.atibn BILLINGTON. Comedy. News. " Loui,s Hahall of Lowell spent the The.American Hailwav Express ("Io school were present as guests of the ' -Ts-eek-end with Anthony K, Corey, discontinued their Camp Devens offlce soldiers from ("amp Deven,s, were in hospitai at Groton. Huts 2S and 30 the lirst of the month. court foj drunkenness and evading club, .Mns, Johnson Introduced Al­ a.s well as the big auditorium and the THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 Edward E. .Sawyer is having a vrf- fred Richardson.' English instructor .ndministration building near tho At the Unitarian church Sunday- fare on a passenger train. They were -.j^ cation froin his duties al Hill's dru^ found guilty and fined ten dollars each who explained in detail the mode ot Hostess House, w-11 be retained TOM MIX «tore. service at 10.45. .Regulai''offlces and procedure ot the contest, the present. tor in "The Big Town Ronnd-Up." Comedy.' Pathe Review. sermon. .Music, "The day is ended," fnr evading faro. The (Trunkonncss ^ Thore w-ill be a food .sale in tho ves­ charges w-ere placed on file. ^ « .Miss .M. FVanccs Pago and Miss Eva Kartlett: "The ever-changing sea- Lougnlm. winners ot first and second I.ester Stiles, nne oT the ser"eant - FRIDAY, OCTOBER I4 try of the Federated church Tuesday, Liiiuors seized recently at tho home October 11, from 3 to 5 p. m., in ':"""'••''""'• -''''•»- W C. Sargent and prizes, read their essays wj»iclv showod majors of the 3Gth infantry, has left -Miss Elinor (.^lark. -Preacher Rev of Jo.seph .Majdzlnski in Groton were a comprehension of their subiects in camp for Boston, hoing detailed w-ith charge of district Xo, 3 ot the Ladies' tried on TiJosday morning nnd tho EILEEN PERCY in "The Tom Boy." Third episode of "Hurricane Benevolent society, Frank B. Crandall, "The genera'l ron-^ good English. Tw6 piano duets were the organized reserves. ference." Church school at twelve. court ordered thera to bo forfeited. played by .Mrs, Haskell and MLss Stone .M.ajor Htirry Peavey and Capt. Hutch." Comedy. V • Tho Hudson Methodist Episcopal "The service in St, Andrew's Epis­ Thomas Boyd, of Westford, was in of Still River. Thomas H. \ eale of the dental corps church, w-here Eev, .\rthur ,D. Stroud copal church on Sunday will be court on Friday morning for drunk­ have been relieved from the camp du­ is pastor, ob.served rally Sunday with enness and .assault and battery in SATURDAY, OCTOBER 'l5 a S'lnrisc .service at 5,45 a. m. Three morning prayer and sermon at 10.45 To the Editor. ties and Capt, Veale is awaiting as­ The Sunday school meets at twelve Westford the preceding night. Ho My attention has been called to a signments from the ollice of the coi'ps -li^ his family received promotions in noon. testilied that a friend gave him sev­ area surgeon. .Major I'eavev has beon EUGENE O'BRIEN in "The Last Door." the Sunday school: Ethel Stroud to eral drinks and that ho remembered so-called "defl" issued by the "man­ lirst year prim.iry; Itichard Stroud to Ida McKinley chapter, O. E. S are agement, Ayer A. A.," to the Groton assigned to Fort Wright, ^-'shors' Is­ Matinee at 2.00 o'clock nothing .after that. His f.ather and A. -\., challenging the latter to play land. Conn. Thcy leave ne.xt Tuesdav Evenings at 6.15 and 8.15 «econd year primary and Dexter to hold a military whist party at the brother testified, however, that he morning. Stroud to first year junior. .M.-LSOI11C rooms on Thursday evening came home intoxicated and started the third game on a winner tako all October 20. Miss Fannie E. Woods basis, play in Ayer on a DO-,50 basis Several draft evaders h.ave been h'o^M.^i''"' •^°"s<'-s and thus cut down KOR SALE:—-A four-room house and -Middlesex county hureau of agricul­ of Groton will be in charge of it, trouble as a rosult of which his fath­ or toss a coin to decide where the noatlng expenses. 'j?™' ^°fe.'l°„.5''°*»''=^''°-'r. handy to ture and home economics i.s giving er knocked him dow-n and gave him brought to camp trom the Worceater T??!?;, S^?^ ORCHARD HIt.X. Mr. ttnd -Mrs... E. O. Proctor'and a black eye. The father then went game wlll be played or play on any district and are boing brought to .rial Iri an attempf to comply with a. re­ PARM. Tolephone 73,4. Groton. 2K inoving picture exhibits relative to its neutral field, the Ayer A, .K. to guar­ before the court martial board at work in the county, this week being .Mr. and .Mrs. Hobert Irwin attended for the police and the defendant pro­ duction in the allotment for elertrie the Brockton fair on Thursdav, going cured a shotgun, which hc threatened antee tho Groton A. A, J200 to come camp tor action in their respective nHv" Sif'' ^""^'Oe^ble of tho lightlnk ™m''5.>''*'t^ *'™^**'T^«'' rao'or wlnd- at Town.seml Tuesday, Pepperell Wed­ to Ayer or to go to Groton tor the cases. iT.Vi' "O''^ typo, .runs in oil. nccds-icry nesday, Groton Thursday, Hillerica in -Mr. Proctor's auto. to use on thc members ot the family. same guarantee. This "del!" appears privileges have been dispensed with. Ui'^J'^'i''',- -H-^E'S ORCHARD HIlZ Fri(I.-ty and Waltham Saturday. The -Miss Chri.stine .Malonev of WjIIiams The..gun was taken away by the po­ m the .\yer -N'ew-s of Octobor 6. One of tlle. big chemical engines On Thursday aftemoon all buildings FAJtM. Telephone 7^4. Qroton. 2(- 5- lice and tho defendant taken into cus­ that have heen used in the camp lire occiipiod by famillei. -a-here the sol­ .series started in Hudson .Monday night. street w-ill spend the week-end with tody. Tho court, found him guiltv on i desire to have the people of Ayer WiHiani J. I;.irre:t is having a -Ml.s.s Helen Grayifon ot .Marblehead, department diirin.g tho past threo dier s rank was below the grade ot hafhoain*. 'iS?iT~"^^"^'''°^front and, rear 'piazza ?'* "0", comonf8 andc both charges atfd placed him in the and Groton understand that neither years will soon hi- t.-ansforrert over­ staff sergeant were disconnected from week's va<-.-itioii from his duties as furmerly of this"tow-n. charge of the probation officer for six "Tom" Klttredgo or "Marty" Dona­ ^Sll?""' '•"'•nace^^-heat, hSrdwood fl"«s eltx-trici.an at ijinip i)e\-i'ns. land to the Watertow-n arsenal for tho lighting sy.stem. Whllo in many in^i'i*^''??'- Sot-tuiw. curtains and Wilbur r. Howe of East .Main street months on the drunkenness charge hue have any authority from the use in protectin.itr the gov.-rnment cases this involves a hardship on sev- S'-"*:'=-„,9*'"a'f^- WILLIAM S. FOLD^ Timothy Weidon of Na.shua. .V. H.. returned last week Friday mgh t after a:Kl fined hini twenty dollars on tho .\yor .\. A. to issue any challenge or property there. eral'familios it conforms with the gov­ West •Main Street. Ayer. It5» vi.site'» a^--tones. She ha.s Tho usual suppor was held previous wore most gratifying to tho board of in a worthy mannor on the ball Held all mombors of the command holding ont movo takes .away from them only been seriously sick at her home anfl managers and cheering to the aged It IS such foolish challenges a.s those t.le oongrossloiiol medal of honor and tho lighting privilege. to the regular meeting of Georg.- .«; members of this organization who • IiAUB Dr. Hopkins was attending her. It I.outw-ell corps Thursfliav evening. and g«eatho t greater folly of hiring plavers to iniorm them that thev woro to bo Miss Annette Griggs and Misa Ida betng ,-i ver\- serious case Dr. Hopkins are now making their home here, expense fur ono or two guests of honor of the govemmonfea / .y Conir.ules Dickinson and Lovojoy were 'j Visitors were present from Hoston to games .at Hartshorn, formerly hostesses at the c--*lle-er nnd .\Iis.s .Vn­ The cafeteria was thronged and the spect the corps .N'ovemher 3. Tho de­ .lohn M. .Malonev, .lohll O'Connell, former^- prh-nte nie E. Tallman of Hoylston were partment fair w-ill be held November quality nnd price of tho food wer.- secrotai-y to the camp (luartermnster CANDY AND OIGABS - united in marriage last .'Saturday at l-'i. in and IT in Lorimor .and flilbert favorably commented upon. Tho President Ayor A." A. IS in Camp tor a w-hile in a secre­ TEAS AKD COETPEES the homc of the hrlde. .Mr. I.eslie is tables in the parlor, covored with i Ay, Oc-tober 7. 1921, hall,q, Tremont temple. Hoston. The useful and fancy articles made by I tarial capacity tor agcnt.s ot tho state BBEAD AND BASTRV i<4 employed by th.- .\yor Hardware Co, fall conference will bo hold in Spring- departin(-nt agriculture, who aro the lailies in tho homo, who hart' Wcfldlng. cll- .Mrs. .Morris Greenburg and son. Held Octobor 2s. It W.IS voted to hol,! eagerly sough; this opportunity to! gn.ged in acfiuiring somo of th gov- .Ia(-k. l.-ft l.ast w-eek l-'riday morning tw-o meetings a nionth beginning with help, netted n..arl>- or quite $100,' Miss l-'on-estine l.. Rush, rta II irh t ernment propertj- at this point. BDTTEK, IiABD, OIiEOStARGARINZI liy .auto for Xew "^'ork. the new j-oar. This generous patronage repaid the of -Mr. and .Mrs, •-'oi-rost 1,. All of the recent economies felt at Stevensoii's Hu.sh KBESn nSHEVEBY IVEEK .Mr. anrt Mrs OdlK-r Foikins left The daughter born to Mr. and Mr" ladies for th- hours of work they i''Krt'°"v"' ,''•',' "'""•" '" "'-•"'•ri.age'wii'h Camp Devons can bo doubtless traced Sunday evening to visit with Mr. Foi­ Forrest 1.. Rush recentiv has hTen hnrt siient, .Many new- friends w-ere'- t l>awes, for­ .Mr. an.l Mrs. Charles O. .Moss havc .Mr.s. ;--rank (J'reonough of Alhanv. H.-ijitist pnrsi.n;i-.,-e MensSh6p ter. Can bo naod en tbe taUe mo\-ed into the Ruttertield apartments X. Y., and Mrs. .Margaret Bucklov of Mrs. Harriet K, S,-iw-.vor. of Clin­ tbe olliciating morly a gener.-U with tho Amori(-an clergyman bemu Hov. expeditionary forces, and an individ­ on E.ist .Main street. They lno\ed I.ynn are visiting .Mr. and .Mrs. knrl ton, president of the boanl of man­ Rider. ,lr. ,lames T. JJABD COMPOinn> hero from ffranit''\'ilIo. H. l-'arnsworth. agers of the Whito Ribbon Home, ual notod for his aggrcssivenosM and Inci, prepared an interesting program! ,., Tile blide ^^-as itliroil in a blue economic tendencies, h.a.s beon ap­ Cheaper than lord ana" sires bettec .Mr. and .Mrs. I'.dw-ard •'. r.::rking- Charles ,M. Garrtnei. high priest of 'ing suit pointed ,iirector of tho budget. The ham have n-ovd from (;ranite\-ille to [ Demeter will addre.ss .\ye:- Grartge of entertainment for tho afteriuion 1',',^ and a picruro hat Bcsnlta Wednosdny evening, its tenth annlver- w-hich w-as greatly .-njovod. Vocal i-ri laupe velvet f.-ieed w-lth Ali<-e blue country has long felt thc need of a COUNTRY CLUB tho Silas .\. .-str.i-.e tenement olT l-':i.«t , solos were re.ndoreil hv Mrs C E - '-ouple were attenrtort bv the par- budi-et system, but it was never Main stroet. This S-neinenl w.ts re- ' eary, Genr;.-e M. liarrows will fur­ FIBST QUAMTX WESTEBN BEKB! ni.sh musir. Sumner anrt .Mrs, F., ' K, Franklin. f-nts of the hride. The bride's bou- adopted until the present vear. For cently vac-.-itt-d t>y H I-; l';-.n-.ney. 1 piano solns. .".Irs, Suinner and .Miss -i was of pinks and sw-eet alyssum imrposes of ailminLstration.' the terri­ SHIRTS H.arris L. IJadger lias u-rndintert | .Mrs. Chnrles While of .thirlev will Kdna Karnsworth. readings, ,Mii.-s It'-lm-nniff to the rusidence ot tbe tory of the Cnited States Is divlrtod \ from the I-;mbalrnors' selinol xxx l',n ; S'-.-ison perfeeted. • sided. In hor opening remarks .Mrs w,',Uhnf; eTi] perntlve that all who hnvo Iten* or of tho scroon, a fitorj- that will linger dutlea n-s chnlrman of the committee estahllahmcnt of the camp will soon small advertlscmonts to bo Insert M1 In long In thc memory because of IV on acrvlcea and ontortalnmonta .she part In, by tho scoro, of 1-0 Mnrtis thlfl papfcr should havc the samo, at | Rwootneas and beauty, did the twirling for Ayer and pitched he vacated and thc administrative of- Robert J.Steverisoa haa added a loving watchfulness of ncora of the command located in the ' ; •. \ •£*-'' - thc publication odlce n.s early In the .-\ Lloyd comedy nnd-Patho No-as the family and aho has brightened nn excellent gnme, Sullivan, our old week ns possible, and not later than complote,-! tho hill, , standby, did thc reccIvlnR In a very same building with the camp nunrter- man^ an hour. Her sorvlcea have ablo manner. Tom Rafferty wa.

I- mm ""ii*««ai'r,rrtt— "• SATURDAY, OOTOBEE 8, 1921 \

John W.. OJala '. 134'SC TOWNSEND chfl Knight 3d; canned carrots, Ra­ Charles E. Patch and Mrs. Lucy Law­ program which will be roportcd' In Charlea A. Packard 100 t>8 chel Knight 1st; canned raspberries, Potor and Hilda.Petenjoii 62 75 renco; vegetable tabic, Mrs. H. B. tho near future. Oentor. ' , ^ 50 00 and canned strawberries. Rachel Hathaway.and Miss Clara Hodley. Gortrudo Piper Don't forget tho .Sunday services. Mnj. Anslo Lang-, who has bcon Jn GcorroT., Powell 145 IS Kjiight ..Ist; canned plums. Hester It was also voted that each of tho GOVERNOR'S DAY 72 60 Itiissell 1st, Rachoi Knight 2d; Canned Morning at 10 30 aud 12.00; evening poor health for soveral n\ODths, haa Mrs, Hester Proctor members raise tiu- sum of ono dolliir at 7,00. HUKO Pulkkioon fiO. »!> pe.irs. Hester .Russell 2d. Rachel for the treasury before the February gono to the Now Ensland Baptist hos­ Alexander Roed ton Ci pital for treatment where" aho will be Knight 3d; Jolly, -Rachel Knight 1st, 'meeting. Tho Boy .Scouts wii: meet with Mr. REPUBLICAN Al JUchards H 3S Hester l{ui«i0ll 2d: vegetable soup, Dunbar in the liiptisi vostry Saturday undor tho care ot Dr. Goldthwoltc. , Rodney H. Richards 91 76 Mr. and Mrs. Franlt Munnlas of Isabella K. Rusk 151 75 Itachel Knight 4th; loaf bread, Hachel evening at seven o'l-lo. .. ChloaKO have been spendlntr a few AuKoat and Rauhji Salmi , iii tfi Knight 2d, Jane Worcester Cth; quick LITTLETON LEAGUE days at tho home of Kobert Dobson, Addio and Fannie J. Saiult-r.-^ 52 50 bread, Rachel Knight 1st; hand and CioiigrCKntloJuU Cliuiili .Voter.. EHlshland street. Otto SalmtDcn.'.-. 53 05 nuichlne-made gariiu-nts, Hester Uus­ .News Itcnis. , Ola Homo nlglit lus- week Thurs­ Bcnlah H.. Savasc. iili 55 sell Iat; buttonholes. He.ster liussell day proved a most d- iirlitful occa­ OUTING Oharlcs Haynes, who haa been Albert Scales.., 30 l.--:l: stocking darn, He.sii-r Kussell L'd. .Mr. and Mrs. < isruaii Needham, Mr. Samuol A. Scales , '.13 sion. 'Inhere were si.\t. uiemtiers of ispondinGT tho summer at his homo on and .Mrs. Williani G. Hrow-n, Mrs. the parish pre-sent to lo-'i- < route and WHITNEY PLAYGROUNDS, WESTFORD •Mrs. GeorKC A. Seavor Minnie Hartweli. 1.- A. Hager. J. H. D. •Wallace hill, has returned to tho homo Irvlni; A. Seaver W«^. enjoy the delightful houo -like atmos­ of his son, Howland Haynes. at Cleve- Charles B. Shaw ...,'. Wliitcomb, the (IcorKo Honnoil family, phere. "Very pleasant d.-s riptiotis of 1.00 to 11.30 P.-TVI. In sl)ito ot the heavy shower which members of the Tlngley family und Jand, Ohio, Mrs, Addle Wallace, his Stephen and Grace M, Shep­ occurred Just at tile the hour set for the summer vacation were itiven, .Mu­ liousekcapor, has returned to Nashua. herd ,. 1 -.-. .Mr. and Mrs. Soiiier wei-o among the sic und refreahments cou-r;!...tod to Agnes W. Sherwin the harvest supper given at tile B.'ip- I.ittloton peoplo a: Hrockton fair tills ADMISSION FREE—pVERYBOIiY INVITED /J .. Waldo Adams of Lowell has been a 1 v:- tist vecitrie.s on Friday evening uf last the oiijoymeht and with ..1: txxe soe- Mrs. Laura W. Smith w-eok. kibillty and Joy there wa.- .il-. / recent visitor at the homo of his Charlea' TV. Smith - week under the auspices ot the Y. 1', riiaiii- —-^—SPEAKERS • mother, Mrs. M. L. White. , ."^ <". K., there wan a fair- tittendtmce, Jean Carr ^\•!l!tcomll of Arlington rested a very reverend siuri 'I'lio Mary Hllxaboth Smith evening may well be retort. ! t,, as Mrs. Jacob Asplnwall and son, Lcs- Robort I-X Smith '. . 50 ,., aiui all did justice to the abundance Ls .spending- the w-oolt at lier grund- Thomas J. Smith 33 ; latlier Whitcomb's. a most satisfactory opeiuu-.: --: tiio GOVERNOR CHANNING H. COX itbr, havft recently moved Into tho Jul- • •. food which wa-s .served hy the young new swison. Kred O. Starkey » ;ieii[)le. After supper a social .was • J^n Eastman house. Mra. Kva M. Stearns..'. H. J. Marshall .uni .Mi.ss liello .Mar­ , - joyed and a \-ery ple-iisi.-iK' i>rogi-tiln CONGRESSMAN JOHN JACOB ROGERS Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ralph O. 'Reed, Ruth K. and Mildred Stearns 57 .•.!) shall are visitini; in Worcestor and l^st week Friday iilitht l.ucilo with Mrs. Reed's mother, Mrs. Susan Charlea A. Stickney I4S T.'i u ,s i;iven. composed of the following Holllston this week. Gardner, g^thurine Plcktird. I'li-.lip ;..:::ber-s: piutlo-solo. Miss i^ari.s Ten-- H. Hildreth. and Mr. and Mrs. John Wllloy K. Swlnington 114 3? lUchard Gardner s]ient the -weok- Cook and Hev, Mr. Cleland .ttteuded MRS. EMMA FALL SCHOFIELD Kred<^Ick J-. Tenney I-.. reading, "A new le:i.se of life," ."Mooro. atarted by auto for St. Peters­ 13S Tu ond at the Whiteonib farm. the L. K, raliy at Ayer. Loula? M. Tenney Sl 25 .\lr- l-':-ed A. I'.itch; a solo, "A thoii- burg, Fla., Jast week l-Ylday morninK. Patrick H. TIghe 142 43 Hon- and Mrs. George .V. Sanderson Sunday morning the church i-hoso .\bbot NVorstcd Cn. Band, 40 pieces. Baseball, Townsend A. A, vs. They hoped to cover 200 miles cach .sa:i.; leu^iu-.-i under the sea" by Clar- Townsend Natlon-.il Batik Cl 25 eiu-' .\ikeu. vvho giive as un eru-ure. ot Littleton aniimince tlie engagement delegates to the fall confororice of Cbclmsfonl A. A, Sports with. Prizes. Dunce in Eveniii;; with day. Joseph T. Thompson 213 C3 of their daughter-, charlotte, to Julian October 19, to bo held at Groton. Gcorge J. Uphara 54 3S •'11 i:il;es Ilie hack to the old folks at Colonial Orchestra of Waithara, Eccentric Dancing bv 0. L. Court. . Mr. and Mrs. A, t,, Eaton, with Mrs. lioni'.- ' after wiiicii he read a liunior- l.ovejoy ot Hurtford, (.'onn., son of Ihey are Mr. und Mrs, c. A. Kirnbai: George K. Upham CC 25 and .Miss !•'. A, Sanderson. SBdward Austin as auto suest, took u ^3arIo S. Wallace 58 75 ous >••'••' tion. ,tml' tabl'euu:^ illustrat­ .Mr. and Mrs. George M, Lovojoy, .Mlss Solo anri Soii^' Leadins,' by Raliih "Pep" Hawkes with" Iiand Accom- Bhotor trip to The Weirs last Sunday. Helen M, Warner anil othet-M 540 00 ing :;e :;fe of Joseph, interspersed Stmdorson is a graduate of Walnut ,.,'^,^ '•!"-' 'nornlng .service Kev, Gail paniincnl. ^ * Mrs. John Moore of Hathorne has Helen M. Warner 50 C3 with ' "Uirnunily singing, closed trie iilll si-hool, Natick, class of 1917. and Clelj^nd re.ad a letter of resignation 1)01-11 a recent visitor at tho homc of Clara A. Warren 01 25 program .-\ bnef so(-ial witil gaiue.-^ of the -Vow- School of Design, Boston, from the Littleton chirch. tin. .same, MIDWAY REFRESHMENTS FREE AUTO PARKING ftier .son and wife before their dcpart- Krank M. Warren 79 75 for tin- M'urtg tulk.-, closed a success­ class ot 1921. .Mr. Ix)veJoy is a sen- to take effect November Ist. that ho il'ro for the south, and also at Mrs. Gcorge Webb 58 3S ii-d- of the Mass.ichusetts Institute of Webater .fe-Farrar. 125 00 ful eveni;-...- muy accept a cull to tho churcii in ,'jGrCOrKe G. Clarke's, Highland streot Technology, and a inornber ot the l>hi Concord. The exquisite litei-.iry stvlo John W. Wesling 91 26 Kev. aud .Mrs. Jo.-*cph .McKeau .and LETTER REGARDING VESTA "SPECiAL" - " The Moijday club held their Drst Georgo I... Whitcomb 71 26 Si^nia Kappa fraternity. He served of the manu-scrlpt easily distiiit;ui.siio.s meeting of the year ut the homo of Wellington I. >VTiltlock 101 63 Mrs. Frod A. I'atch will serve on a as electrician first-class radio and in­ It :i.s a classic. In felicitous and sin­ Mr. Car Owner: •Mrs. Mary Norri.s with Mrs. Mary E. Mrs. Francllla Whitney 91 13 conunittee for the Haptist roll call '.o structor at Minrioaiiolis Itadio .s-.-hool cere language Mr. <'leland tonderly 6o)ith aa president, Mrs. Helen P. George A. Wilder 5C 25 he held utiout , >wtobor 2U. duriiij,- the w-ar. volcod the happy relations botween There's a retison why more and more.car o-«-ners are coming to us each Fessendon vice president. Mrs. Anna Walter B. Willis 53 06 pastor and people in the two years of week for buttery .service. .\n open uieetiiiK of the Uidies' Tlie Woman's club w-ill hold its JP". Bliss-8Ccrotary-tre;uiurer, and Mrs. Albert H. waison 7C 25 his ministry here, and most Qflectlon- Study club will bo hold at the i-oad- opening meeting in the L'nitarian ves­ • Ellzaboth • Hartford and Mrs. Carrie Kdgor F. Wllaon 50 01 utely expressed his gratitude for the Tlie reiu-ion is tlie Golden, Rule .Service which ia rendered to all batteries Mabel B. Wilson 79 U l.- ing-r-ooru at three p. in. noxt Moiida\-, try ne.Nt .Monday atternooii at three Doane, direetors. Mrs. Kvelyn War­ support given to his endeavors by thLs regardieiis of what their make may bo. Harry J. Wlrdanen ss as witll an addro.-*s by Itev. A. I.. Struth­ o'clock. The program, in charge of ren gave a. very pleasing paper on peoplo, his confidence in their con­ Samuel A. "Woods 191 .S.f ers of tlle Congregational church at .Mr.s. Lillian Priest, will consist of When you need a battery let u,s slioiv you a Ve.sta. There are over 2,000 '.'With the .books of the year." A soc- tinued friendship, and his hope for Mary K. Worceater and others 130 00 tile (.'enter on tlie subject. "Attention." "Summer echoes," including a report •V'esta service statioim located throughout the world, many ot whom have » ial hour -was ,. enjoyed and refresh­ Addle K, Wyeth thoir future efforts to advance tho K\oryuuo intorested Is hoartily invited of ttie May federation niootings at been .selling Vesta.s for 15 years or more. Tliat's real proof that customers ments: served'by tho hostess. Henry H. Wyman r.2 ."0 to be present -tt tills meotinK- interests of God's kiuKdom. Action Kmery 1.. Wyman 737 SO i'lymouth by -Mrs. Ellen M. Hartw-ell. w-as taken on the letter at the Tliurs­ have reeeived satisfaction. And it's our deeirc to see that you are pleased, too. George Wym.-in Mrs. .-Vbbot Hodgman is speudir::r a a report of the torcentenar\- pageant -Rev. A. I>. Struthers". eabjoct for ITS 13 day evening meeting lust woek. We have Vesta Batteries in two grades, the Isolator and the Special. The fot-tnight at hor for-rn-er iiorno ir; uld by .Miss Marion W. Flagg. and "Travel tho children's sormon Sunday morning ?ioii-ltcMldeotM Isolator is guaranteed to give satisfactory service for two years, the Special Frank L. Adam.*? 2'.IS 3S Orchard, Me- notes from China and Japan" by Mrs. The subject of the Sunday- niorning is "ICnobs. and snObs,'" and for the for one year, regular sermon, "Uvlng true to type." Charles H. .Mtmiller T.-. 00 -Mrs. Goorge iiall aiul olio of her Clarence Hanscom of Brookline. A -sernion will be "The live-toot shelf-" Kmerson H. Baker :.3 ,-.0 daughters were at tlu-ir ho.Ti6 on .Main piano duot will be furnished by Misa Sunday evening Catliorine Pickard ,SpccinI.s for Fords and oUier cars -.$25.00 The moving pictures, -which were I Arthur F Blanch;xj-d xixx.i .Sanderson and Mrs. (.'hristie. Tea will slvcn ^n the hall Tuesday evening, I others' 205 00 street over Suri-I.iy. >vill lead the C. IS, meeting. .Spcclab* for Uodge Curs 37.!>0 bo served, with Mrs. Gertrude Worka . The Sunday school hu.s launched a Under the auspices of the Middlesex I'Mrs. Henry w. Buti..- 51 sv Ralph H. Willarii of Helniont spent and .Mrs. Elfreda Works aa hostes.ses. It will be to your advantage to stop here regularly for distilled water, test­ 111 ,ss membei-.ship contest, dividing into two County Bureau of Agriculture and Albert H. Bumsted-, llie week-end -A-ith iiis ftiniily at Mrs. The trea.surer. Miss Kmma C. Wright, ing and inspection. We vvill be glad to have you do so without any oijliga- .Honie Economics, proved to be very Thomas Cotrey... i:i.s 00 C. A. Seaver's and -.Mrs. S. W. Tylor teams, ot which Mr. Cook Ls leader would appreciate receiving as many tion on your part. Intbrestlng as well as Instructive. WllUam A. Dole.. 63 13 of Dorchostor and Georgo Willard of of one and Deacon Conant of the Much beneflt is being derived from Frank R. Dudley 56 00 of the membership foes before the F. J. & O. D. Fessenden 56 25 Brookline were at .Mrs. .M. L. Will- meeting as possible. other. The contest openod w-ith much Soe us often and let us helii you get your money's worth out of your this method of education. Fitchburs Gas & Electric ard'-s. interest last Sunday. battery. Mrs. I, A. Seaver is spending a weck Ught Co 4T7 C3 .Mr- and -Mrs. Albert H. Wilson, Dr. From tiie seal of .authority w-e leorn .Vext w-eek Thursd,ay there will be Yours for better motoring service. In Providence, R. I., visiting relatives. Albert C. Ferry 1T3 13 and Mrs. B-iyutori and .Miss Hertha that provided the w-eather continues Flora A. Graham 68 75 the regular mid-week meeting. • Mr. ' and Mrs. A. H. KJng havc lioyjlton attoii.iou the wo. Smith's, Qualltu Tire anfl Thero wJU be a meeting of tho Par­ Charles H. Jewett 125 00 ent-Teacher association at the hliib. Mrs. ^Margie -H. Keene C4 75 C. K. at tho homo ot .Mrs. K, S. Ely Thore will be a dance in tho town .Successful Year. this Friday evening and the nominat­ hall ne.xt Wednesday evening, given fiChool-room Tuesday everting, Octo­ Alvah H. Ije.vy 112 50 Ilev. Paul Gordon Favor, formerly Moses J. LiOok ing committet>, composed of Mr.^. Fred under the duspices ot the t'atholic ber 11. at 7.45 p, m., the subject for 591 63 ot this town, appears to huve had a discussion.will be "The need of a new Mrs. Louise McElligott 50 00 A. Patch, who takes the place ot Mrs. Mission. Brager's orchestra will fur­ Battery StioD very successful year iu his present Kstate of Moses Palm-r 50 00 .\bbot Hodgman, who is out of town, nish the musical rythmn for the oc- echool. its location, number of rooms parish. •If biillt." There will be spealters to Myron -P. Pelfer C3 50 Estella Tucker tmd Rev. Joseph Mc­ i-tusioli. Perley L, Pierce 5S 13 open the discussion and any who arc Kean, will bring in the list of otiicers The New Kochelle Standard gives . B. H. TYRRELL, Prop, Fmmonids Paine and othe:-s Miss .-Vnnie Brown ot Boston -n-ill full account of plans for spending interested are Invited to come ojid James O. Reed 70 00 for the ensuing year. speak to the Lend-.-V-Hand club and tefce part. Thoro will also be musical over $50,000 in the improvement of "f^'rr Kills G. Sanders Another chango of time h.is taken their friends in the Unitarian vestry Trinity church editlce in that city, 7 Park Street AYER, MASS. Jiumbers. ' < Edward C. Smith 51 25 place in the mail-s, the niorning train thi.s Saturd.ay afternoon at three Mr. Favor, now an Kpiscopal rec­ Telephone 244-2 "Waldo Scaulding 88 00 o'clock, MLss Brown is superintend­ Mrs. George Brackett haa returned Mrs. 'William A. Stlokiipy. R3 arriving around eleven o'colck and the tor, on the occasion of the Last Good i'°^ a visit with her daughter, Mrs. I J. Spauldisg & Sons Co.'.'.'.'.'. l.is's 63 afternoon mail going out at 4,07. ent ot the l^end-A-Hand society. Friday, invited the other ptustora of tLeslle Sims, at Maynard. Mrs. _ Rig—. o Pear— l. _Townaend. . 211. C.S Mr. and Mr.s, R, S. Reed, Mr. and The ann'j„;!,l harvest stipper is slated tlle city to join his people in a con­ ' Mrs. Albert Patterson of New York Fred W. 'Wood 546 .43 .Mrs. Strout aod daughter from %Val- for ne.\t w-£^k Wedne-sday evening in tinuous service at Trinity from twelve -SECOND ANNUAL- Jaines A. Woolley..... SO 00 tham and -'^r. and Mrs. Racklyffe of the Congregational vestry 6.30 to 7.SO. o'clock until three o'clock, in com­ is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mabel Warner and othe 9T' 00 Mrs. Frank Greenleaf. Ashby sjient .Sunday at the home ot I-^ollow-ing the supper there will be an memoration , of the Saviour's pa.ssion. entertainment with music and toasts, The.v took sever.al parts in the elab­ Miss Ella Canipbell is spending her Congregational Koll CtiU. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hart of Joslyn­ ville. On Siiturday Mr. Hart cele­ itev. .Mr. Cleland presiding as to.a.st- orate exercises ot prayer, hymn sing- •vacation with her aunt. Mrs. Charics The summer-like -neather ot Thurs­ master. 'I^he pro.gram w-as arranged Kendall. brated llis birthday w-ith a verv pleas­ in;.;, meditation .and addresses, thus day made it an ideal day for the an­ ant dinner party, the out-of-town by the C. C. otllcers. i'opular price show-ing their fraternal spirit An • Mr. and Mrs. T, J, McGuire and nual church roll call meeting ot the guests being Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Kob­ is announced. audience of several hundKds felt the Congresatlonal church. The business daughter, Bessie, of Medford, with Mr. bins, Mr, and .Mrs. l-"raiik Damon and Tho Merry-Go-Bound club will ac­ impression of a rare -;-ii'"',r:-beautiful and Mrs. David Crowley and sons of meetinE began at three o'clock with rieultural Mr, and Mrs. Levitt Ells of Ashby. service. ''-V..^ Rer. A. Iy.. struthers presiding, and cept the hcspitality ot Mrs, P^uth Lynn, were recent auto guests ot Miss The party numbered about twenty and Thacher Brown at Ayer next week the reports of the church year's work The first page ot the Guidon la,>it Margaret Doherty. hearty cj- great interest to Townsend fans, it is the membership as 145, resident and nonTresddent. Rev. A. L, Struthers Wilfred and Carl l.rf»ddick, w-ho have residence. worker. when he was here. • expected a good number of Joyal been in West Thompson, I'onn.. have rooters will go down. The foJIowing reported 560 calls made. 7 weddings Miss Pillman's dancing cl.ass for New .Advertisements and 20 funerals attended. returned to the hotno of Mrs. Mary littlo children Saturday will begin at WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 is the line-up: 33, Swicker c.f., E. Du­ Young. rant 3b.. C. Farrar s,s„ D. Kcefe 2b.. AU of thefoliowing reports were ac­ ;;.30, und for older .pupils at 7.30. • NOTICK IS HERl-iBy GIVEN, that the aubscrilier has been duly appointed .\FT:ERN00N AXD EVEJfING •R. Rusk lb., L, Josselyn I.f., J. Wood­ cepted as read: A. S. Howard, super-. The programs are distributed for Fred Napolitano and his children the work ot the i^tudy club tor the -administrator of the eatate of PHIB­ son r.f., H. Morse c, O. MoKenzJe p., intendent of the Sunday .school, out­ huve .stiilod 'or Italy, their native BIE DBSONIE. late of Shirlev In the "W. Domina, utility. The game Is to lined its condition, giving the average coming soason, the meetings commenc­ country, County ot Middlesex, deceaaed, Intes­ TOWN HALL, AYER t>e in the aftornoon. attendance as 119; report of thc pri­ ing October 10 with an open nieeting tate, and has taken upon himself that mary departnient by the superintend­ and an address by Rev. .\, L. Struth­ H, J, Couper and his brothers-in- truat by giving bond, as the law di­ U.N'DER THB AUSPICES OF ers. I'^ifleen. members .are enrolled law-. Kverett. i-'rank, George and El­ rects, , XiSrgcst Taxpayers. ent, Mrs. Icea Cowdrey; junior depart­ mer Kimball, motoredto White River ment, Mrs. Clarence Mead. The re­ and' an intero.stihg program has been -VH persons having dem.ands upon - Those paying a tax of $50 or over arran.ged. The otllcers for the season • Junction the first ot the week and at­ the estate of aaid deceaaed .are requiroii port of the homc department was read tended the annual fair. are as follows: by the secretary, Mrs. Hattle Davis, are Mrs. Charles Hodgman, M.-s. .-Al­ to exhibit the same: .and .all persona I*:ibridge .\dams • $58 46 reports of the cradle roll, junior C. K.. bert Wilson and Mrs. 1. P. Sherwin. .Mrs. Breed of Lynn ha.s been the indebted to said eetate are calleil upon Fanny J. and Mary Adams... 5S 13 gue.st of her coualn, .Mrs. J. M Hart- to m.ake p.ayment to AYER GRANGE Wide Awake club and of the relief river tw-enty-live dollars -w.is cleared John A. Arlin , 84 43 fund were given by Mrs, A. IJ, Struth­ w-oU- GEORGK OPJSONIE, .Vdm. Matti Aro 8C SS by the Y. I'. S. ,'. I-l. ,it the recont EVERYTHING THE MIND OF WOMAN CAN DEVISE WILL BE Albert J, Atwood 9'2 50 ers. ahe Tnaklng special mention o: harvest siipjier to be udd-.l to the .-Vt the U'lrrg's Daughters meeting 76 I..ancaster Stre.-t, Leoniiristor-. U. S. Adams & Co 2.000 00 Klwin Truell as having the best rec-' dock repair fund Tuesday it w-as voted to pay MLss Septembor 21, 1921, ztS FOUND AT THE VARIOUS BOOTHS 11. S. Adams 1,277 00 ord for attendance of any one in the 1 ^j^,^ y,i ,„.ia„d. who i.s employed Elizabeth l.awton as a .school and dis­ 31 jalmal Aarnlo 53 75 primary .department Mrs, B. H. x-n - j ,,( ^^e .Squannicook Iun, ha., returned trict nurso in the tow-n of Littleton BE .SIRE TO CALL .\T TUE GI-TT YOUR E.\T.S .\T Kdith A, Bagley 72 60 age as secretarj- and treasurer ot th,- ! f^^^ ., f^,„..day.s' visit to her hotno in till .lanuury 1st. following her .services Mr.s. Mary K, Baldwin 56 as an onioi;;eucy nui-sc tor tho town. George .\. Ballou C7 n8o6 I B. &. gave a report of a succe.ssf:jl ..,..tie,,„ro, where she had the pleasur,- OLD. TIME COUNTRY STORE THE TEA ROOM Arthur D. Barber 67 38 year, mentioning the great success ,1: of attending the i;:olden w-edjir^.:j: of itev. anil .Mrs. Carl G. Horat enter­ gentlemen's night. THE BEST IN AMERICA David W. Barber and others. . 117 25 her gr-anrli>arents. tained at lum heon last Tliursday Mr. BIG DISPLAY OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Fr.ank F. Barber 62 63 Mi^s Eilen Haynoi?. us president o: and -Mrs. Joseph I-:. Sinith, Mi.ss Al­ George H, Beckonert 139 88 Mi.ss Bertha Bo.\'nton is spendin;:: ;i thc mission.-ixy department, outlines mira Simmons, .Mrs. Cora Wellington —o— KNTKRTAIXME.VT —o— Henry A, Benson , . .. . 91 25 thc subjects covered, as well .as tli* few- days at Canobie lako. wiiere sho Hcrlitrt ,Jolin.soii"s car­ Ao-stin T. Bolliver a3 00 is assisting in the iiome of hor cousin. ijurber, -Mrs, .1. .M. Tanner and Mr. money raised. George I- \Vliitcoml and .Mrs. Iiu;i-y Stevens, ull of Wol- Mrs. Kthel Boutwell TS 75 -Mi.ss Gladvs Rawson of .\thoI w-ns toons — lictil humor of "PICTURES FROM LIFE" Henry B. Boynton 71 25 spoke of the I.evi Wallace fund aru: ItLston. A. S. Howard reported on the l-'rn- ' at the home of hor moth .Mrs. Her­ UNDER DIRECTIO.V OF Florence B. Boynton 79 38 .Mr. urul .Mrs. Hurry G. Beiser of .-\iiierit':iii life—appe.ir in mallne Spauldin.g fund. The audit man 1.. Stickney'" ' , 'las t' w-eok. fJoorge W. Brackett 95 00 Wolluston w.-re ^-iiosts at the I'niuiriun 3-:dward II. Brooks 56 00 .Mrs. F. M. Warren, gave the condition i Mv. and Mrs, liodney lAiur-y niui Boston only in the Globe. Mr. and Mrs. L, C, Fairchild Jtalph N. Brown 68 13 little son. w-ho h;ive boon vi.-itiug at parsonuge o-.e:- the week-end. ot the invested funds and tlic books Eutcrt;iiiunent TU-keLs ).">c, inoluding ta.t Cliildren l-'RI-'J-l Augustus -V. Bruct.' 5S 75 of the trcuuircr. 1 the home of Mrs. l*-iru-ey's sistor tn The lyc(-uni opens in tbe tow-n hal!. Miike liie (Ilobe your Bos­ Edgar Campbell 293 56 ; West Brookliold. returned to the homo 'I'uesday evoriinu;, Octobor 1 1, with the ! George M. Cl.ark and others.. 62 50 The following oflicers w-ere elec'ed: ton m-\vsi);i])er. Order the .lohn B. Clark 135 06 Mr^-. .-Vngie I-ang, cl.-rk; T. Janies Har­ of .Mrs. l.;incey's parents. Mr. ;iud Cr-uwford .-Vdams Company. .Mr. 1.. U. Clement 399 00 vey, treas.; G. i-. Whitcomb. deacon I -Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Suud:i\, and ,,-Vdams is a wondi-rful violinist. Hej D;iily and Sunday Cllobe Timothy ColTev 238 75 for four years; .Mbort S. How.'i;-d. ; ha\-e now returnod to thoir hon-.o in is the originator of that roniarkable Women's Extra Size .lohn -M. Ooffev 74 38 Sunday school supt, 1 elected but i-e- j So:riei-\il;e. populai- fe.it I.f asking the audience : regularly from your news­ Mark B. Colby S( SO to name niirnlu-rs w-hich th,-v like to i .-dgned) Mrs. E. -M. Warren, auditor; ! .Mrs. .-Vlico Warron and little .iauRh- dealer or newsbov. Wilbur I-^ Colson 50 06 A. S. Ho-ward and G. 1.. Whitcomb. hoar playod. Ho is a,s.sis;od'bv .Mar-j .Tlohei t .\. <'opeland ,XS 43 ! ter of !-"orest Hills are visitini at the Bolivia Coats Sunday school .a.sst. s-Lipts,; Miss .-Vrn.\- ion Wilkin.s, leader, and charii-s Co- I.yman A. Cook 195 10 hetxxe ot .Mr. und .Mrs. Walter Weston. burn l.a Pie:-ro, pianist and accom- I Frank 1'-. Conant 116 63 Whitcom,b. .sec.-treas. Siind.ty sohool; IJOU Crouch Mr;^. A. L. Struthers. prini;ii-.\- dejit. .Iohn Pow-ers his boon on tlte sick paiiist. I.'lsas.- bo in y.-iur seat tive ?50 to §75 OonK, Chnrch, Main Strt-fT. . . , 7n0o 0n0o and cradle roll supt.: Mrs. c, w. lis; fin- ;L ft-w- days ut ills '.-.onu- on niinutos Iiefore the ont.-rtainrrient bo- Damon .t Richardson •".12 25 .Me.ad. jnn. dept. sup;.: Mis, Harriot [ Kim street- ,i;rns. The following youni; ladies w-ill j NEW Sizes 401/2 to 541/2 Lewis .1. Hichardson..' 173 26 Sav.-ige. home di-pt. s-.itit : .Mrs. liatiio ; th. act as ushers: .Mis.ses Kdith .\m.-s. .\t 7.4 5 Tue idav .Silk lined throughout .and warmly i!itorlinc! ss the vacancy of Ix-ande-r .lefr.s. wh.. Mr. an.l Mr.-^ Thom.is De.ine .and to .Vew- 'I'ork r-ecently. itobert G. I-'essenden .-.61 ss pa.ssed away this last y.-ar M:-s. War­ d:iu;r:ht.-r from .Max-nar.l s;iont .S:in.la.\- In tile churcii of Our .Saviour in J. w. MTJRRY Kupeue .\. VinfiK 103 33 ren -wn-s elected for t'ne ir.\-es:e,l funds at th.- S'luannicook Inn, Timothy K. Flarity 67 50 Longwood on Scptemb.-t- L's; .Miss Auto Repairing ('or.a 1-',. Fletcher au^ others.. 50 63 of the Sund.ay .school. Clarence P,.-yriolils of l-.-.ver .Main Ilolon Knitrht, a graduate of Smith. MERCHANT TAILOR 'Albert Funalole 154 05 Nominntions for delei^ates f,,r the streot was takt'u to I'-nrbitnk ho-^jiltal •JO. daughter of Mr, an.i Mrs. Arthur Fisk Tires and Accessories li. &x A. T), Fessenden ,'o 1.036 no K.-lll A.ssoclation of (^.jnt.':-eg;it iona 1 last w-eek ,Sntui-ii.i>- for- spe- tal tr.-.it- St(-urns KniKht of Iloti-; Canterbury ( I.I-'.ANSI.VC; .\ND DVEIN(; DOXI-'. WITH CAIIK George F.. ("Jates 5S ( i> chiirchejT held at Grotrm w.-re: .Mrs. w-us inarr-iod to How-ur-d 11, Convors.-. S4 55 men f. Your 0»-Ti C'lotli Cut. , T). A. Giltnou r H. H. Savage. Mrs. Georee Dnvis and son of .Mr. and .Mr.s. l-'rank P., Coil- Day and Night Service Josejih A. C.ownn 149 38 K.-v. ,-i::d Mrs, .li.s-pl, M.-K.an it- TrimmiMl .and Mivdo I'rank A. c,reeu'-.-i r 102 61 C;. I.. Whitcomb; delegate to tlie A. tend'-il thll ,innuai meetini; of th.- Wa­ M-rsi- of .Vow-ton by Uev. I,aurens Mc- Mrs. Alvah J. Greenleaf anfl M. .A., Miss Ellen Haynes; dele-^-ate to chusett Itaptist ilSSOCi.lt lot! of fhuiih- l.ur-.' nf Xewton. I'ho hr-id.- w-as at- MEN'S AND WO.MEN'S <;.\R,M I-'.XTS -^ others ixt nn thc Americin hoard w-as b-ft t,, the '•s at r'lintou Tu.-sd-av". j tended !.> the bridegroom's sister. Miss .lohn N, Croius: 136 01 exccotivo committoe to fill, l'olI.\- Con\erst'. an.l b.\ Mrs. Itichar.l Main .Street Telephone Connection .WKU. M.ASS. .Mrs, .loseph Cow-ail has b.-en sie-Tiil- Charles M. Ilai;.c 102 3S Gcnrjrc 1.- Whitcomb i;;i\e x, retiorx tt. liar,\ood ..t Soulhhorii, her sister, F ra n k ,J. 11 .a m i i t o n 91 SS int: a tew days Ihis w.-.-k w,t!-. r.-la­ l-'r.ink Con\er,se w-as his br.dher's best CRANET HUNT on the incorporatiiiEt of the , hurrh Henrv H. lljith.-iwaN 50 00 tives in Poston ,inil \-ir;tli;\. man. and the ushers were Ilichuril C l.ila SI. llavu.-ird S-3 Sl -and it wns annoutii-ed th,-it it sonio Telephone 2,'>-tl •h,T' Chnries W. Hildreth 97 .",0 fnturc date there would be ., uieetiuL- .Miss .Maltie l-'re,;ch of .MoriiL-u. llarw-ooil of Southboro. Theo.lore M, M:irt!i.-i .1. Hildreth aud o'i,e-i 6 3 13 called to take up rhis tn.-itter, Th*- r'onn,. Is ., ttuest of n-'i" am:, .Mrs I'r,nld. n of Poston, K. Pn bl.- .Motley Susau H, Hlldreth 148 13 meeting wan tiien adiournofl and .it Charles ilorn.-r of Poston, 1'homiis Bror>ks of Concoi-d Are You Going to Build a Fishing Tackle Aaro:i .1. Hinds CO no six o'clock a supper w-as sel-\-erl ill til.' .Mr, and Mrs I,.-iin..riI I'l.we;.. nnd I.n.l C.-iMK.- W, Hoiieillct of C. :niiri.li;e Mrs ,Marion HodKman 5( 3S vestry in ch.irge ot Mr, an-I ,VIi--, \* il- Mr. lUil .Mrs, Pour-t-ois fr.Mn .Mid.II.-- .Mr- auil .Mr-s, Conver-s.- -,v:i; live it; House, Barn or Garage?. Justin <", Hodgman 60 63 boK. and ,stanl(-.\ Har.ly ..f .\shl..\ I)u\bur\-. Alhert S, Howard 138 75 Iny Swtnlnglnn. Mrs. J. P.. Smith ii'.'l We carry the Largest and Best Assortment of Fishing Anna W, Homer 437 Mm. Henry (loing. sp'-iif .Siinda\ with Mr-, .mii .Mrs, H.-ni\- ir so, WHY NOT nUIT.D WITH no P. Ilaihaw-ay. Mr.s. Ktta H. Jones 71 25 At seven o'clock the meetlnir -.vas Itniitlst Chilri-h XoK-N. Mrs. Emma P. .losselyn 92 50 ejilleil to order and the roll rail i^iveu. Tackle in Town Dr. and .Mrs, c. 11, .sli;iw have nio\el Th.- ralh d;iv exeri-lso.s of tlie .Sun­ Albert S. Kilhourn and otlierK 93 on «'ar-h memher responding: t-- his or into thoir cottaci- on Klui str.-et. ancl Cl.arencc A. KIHET B2 da.v srhool w.-re very gratif>-init- There no her n.amo in voice or by It-Iter. tills their sou. chost.M- .Shaw. ;iud f.imih-. CEMENT George K. King 7T1 C3 w-as a soii^ service lead by Supt. OIhe Also George K. Kfn^. trustee 53 75 being followed by .an address bs- Hev. havo iiiov.-d into th.- cottat;.- on Hay­ ll is Chcnix-r .and Stronger Than '^\ Mr. .N'rw-xromb of Koene. X, it. He l-'lat,--!,'. assisted by Helen Kimliall nt Mrs. Mlnnlo L. Knight CS 2S berry hlll, vac,it(-il b\ them. the piano and Gcorge Kimball .at the Wood nnd .My PriccA Will Mrs. Minnie 1,. Knight and took for his subject, ' l-'indiiis: .vour SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND SPORTING GOODS corii.'t, iteniiirka were m.ade by Ihe Surprl.so "i'ou others S3 00 pl.acc" and gave as one suijcestion L. B, n, Soclol y. Mrs. Kdna (i, Knighl 51 88 th.at it -wn^ not only nocess.'ir.\ to Iinrl pastor and a aolo w.a-a rendered hy Nestor Kolva 61 18 your Individual plnre in life hnt to The l/idies' lienevoieu; sncioly held Ix-Itoy .staiileford. Diplom.as were CKI,TJARS EXCAVATET> AND John P. Kokkonen 158 3S (ake c.irc to flll St aflor you had found an all-day si-.ssion at the \-estr'le,s' on presented to Thelm.T. Stilea, T.«Roy Jesse F. Knowlton 99 38 it. Music W.IS furnished by a quartet \ycdnesday w-ith a good attendance St.-ipleford, Harbara Woodbury, Har­ nxn/r OF CKMENT nix>CKS Candy Popcorn Tobacco -» Cigars Mrs. Kmm.l M. I/xncey .'il 88 and the buslnesa of the dnv was prin­ old Boynton und .Muriel I/Ohnes> An Mrs. Lydia M. T^ane R2 ronsisting of Frank Woods, Ml5w Helen M T.-irbcIl. MrK. Icea Cowdrev and Pu5b- cipally the tiring Of a quilt. A boun­ increase In uttendance hn.s brien 'noted Ch.arle.s A. Laws and others.. 153 88 tiful dinner was served at noon to in spite verlng 98 75 A. Patch, presided, and after the de­ aociety was held Saturday night ,at Henry Makkl 53 13 rrlzcn Awnrrlcil. votional exercises anri routine business the home of Kdlth Whitcomb, presi­ RcprrsentoS thc Walth.am f.-\ir hy the Townsend NOTICK IS HERRBY OIViiN that the William T. MfteMa,<

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HOLLIS, N. H,- place as assistant In the high .school and MisH .Helen TurrlnKton, who Mlss Isabelle "Whoeler is in South Insr, October 10. In thl» town hall. JTcwa Items. laUKht the Pino Hill school, nxn talic Bedford, .Mata., for'a few weeks, •Tho warrant contains four articles. Ai^iRJCAN .Mr. and .M.-.s. Fred Burton and Ar­ The Hudson Odd Keliows played the -Miss Jiuth Hills place. Artoloa 1,^2 and 3 arc all In regard ihur Burton^of Tompio were Sundav to tho stJito highway, and to see It BOSTON. MASS. Hollis lodKC on Nichols' Held lu«t weel< baturday with a sooro of 11 to 7 In GraiiBO l-'alr. guests of .Mrs, C, A. Holcomb, the town will agree to Indemnify and l-rl»mcI—fSz!d! fo/JL™r comfor" "urfact . nmv.ni..or..almvc«n^ TTIB| favor of Hollis. Attor the fe-ame a The Orango fair, held o •Mr. and .Mrs. •William Kockw-ood save harmless tho Commonwealth of ;:rsday. -Massachuifetts. against ali claims for supper wa.s served in Granse hali hv Sept. 22, is now a matter iistorv, of .'•augu.s, .Ma.s.s., wero Sundav guesls B conrcnlcnces •- —-— - ".v..«ru i m tow-n. damages, w-hich may by sustained by overr zt>om — prompt I the Holli-s lodKC. \ but it W'ill be recorded (us •-! tlH- I B«rvice - tn-st-attt-nded ever held, any person whose property is taken Alphonzo I'owers was a Sunday vis­ "- . • I wi-re Mas.sos Bertha and Winitr.-d Hall for. or Is injured by the relocation I ?,»" ' ''»>'"R-"nd th. unkjao rStoiSiLM so many automobiles set • now ono of Bo.ton'. .h^r,r«~"J^ itor in town. •' . "ixxt tlie celebrated theh- birthday with a party. and construction ot Htate highwav in Itho cholcoit^o-^iVrir^flJ^^ common as on that' da.\ •• Was an Walter i-'arnsworth hjus i.i.,;.., o,,. this town during this current vear' or l-'red C. Hard WILS home for* the ideal fall day and peoi-:, Il2,5;;;i°' '^•' n^'^^tal .orrouMlSrto ; ••^- r,- Klad guest of bis -sL-iter, Mrs. Lotta Kock­ the year PJ22, or acl a'.-iyihing I porloct mmlc. Dsodn* aod Coiiilrt. day Sunday. to tuke advantjige of It. ••• '•''•• X ruit .'X- wood, at .Saugus, .Mass, thereon. THE FAMOUS Gi-aham Blood of Winchendon was hibit Wtus said by man.v t • till- best a euust ttt George \V. Hardy's Sun­ si.-on about here thLs yi .c •Miss Helen Stickney 1ut s returned To appropriate money to jiay such day. ' '-.lu-r ex- to her liome In llollis. hibits v.-ero good, anii t.n.' -nusk- and damages it any accrui during this llev, .Mr. Eidrldf;e ot Peterboro, dinner wcre also g'loil. -">l'a-e tlian -Mr.s. Bessie Higley has ri-turued to year, or the year of rj22. R«THSKtlLER who preaeli.id two weelis ago, is ex- SHO were served at -ii,--i:.• • Thel^e hi-r liomi. In Harrisburg, To see it the tow-n will authorise- peeted to pi-,-ach again no.\t Sunday. w-ere the usual afti-r-din-,,I---. ; spet.-ciles. Miss l-;tliel Taylor li> at h-r home and empower tlic selectmen in the name ot and in behalf of the tow-n Kev. .Mr. N'oye.s supjilled last Sunday. Among tho speakers w, • .,• . ' 'oligress- • or a few- w-ueks. man Edward S. Wasoi. to release to thu Commonw-ealth ot Otis Goodwin and famiiy spent Sun­ .N'a.sliua and Sunday sei-v-ices will bc !u-Id at thc .Mas.sachusetts all claims for damages day Wltll the Georse V. Hills,. Major Frank Knox of J. E* Griffin Union. Hollis w-on -h- .Manchester -M. E. church fo(i(-thc next two montiis. which the town may have sustaine'd I'earl Hideout is nttendirtg- the high •feating Nashua 7 to • Lil itame, lie- .Morton Kline and famllv of l-'itch on account of iand owned by the 83 East Main Street AYEE schooi in Na-shua and drivea down 'i'here w-ere town, w-hlch has bc-en taken or may ten babies in the balr. . burg spent Sunday at their summer anil liack in a new Ford, a gift from hall and nine of the.s, w- 111 Grange home. be taken during tin- current year or her father, -(- boys. The during the year of 1822 for the pur­ committee In charg.- 1 Mrs. Celia 1'ow-er.s spent the week­ son lo. be proud of --n ,. i-very rea- po.ses of the relocation ' -"i- 'SVagner. Charles lertainment. line en- town will take on the report ot the Confectionery Pigars Tobacco ciiurch and school building. K. Hardy A; .Son Ist. W. H. I.und 2d- school committee of their investiga­ Mr. and Mrs. Perin and .Mi.-,.., l-'ord John Bell has been visiting his par­ autton Heauty, Hell Kami 2d- She-^ tion, of agriculture and domestic coiia.sso Beauty. F. A. Lovejoy 1st- and Janies Emerson lune been at science education. Groceries and Provisions ents, Ur, ahd Mrs. Frank. Beil. la-Iaw-art- Ked, no naiiK- on u..'.t l.sr' their summer home. w'-,^- '.r?*'''-^-''-Y, -'' '•'•'ine apple, Kdward William li. Simonds is reported us Foraco Hall, Wendell Taylor, Kioli- >"ow .'VUvertLs^-iiient.s VERMONT BUTTER A gaining ;LS well as can be expected. Hille .Id; bellow- Belletk-ur, C. A Col­ burn let. Hell Farm 2d; Greenings, C. ard Wright, Horaco Jack.son and Fred KOU SAI.K —Approximately three He suffers a good deal of pain, par­ Kockwood attended thc ball gume at ticularly during tho night. P.. Hardy & .Son iKt, A. C, Lull 2d- N tons of Mangel Wurzcl Beets. Cheap SPECIALTY W. Greoiilng.M, J, A, Walch let: Kox­ Boston the past weok.- lor cash. H. s. POWERS, Brookllne, Mrs, Josio Maxwell, who w,'!,^ bury Russets, C. E. Hardy & Son Iat .N. H. Telephone Townsond 35-23. burned Iiust week, is gaining. Her y. A. lyovejoy id; Spy, C. E, Hardy & l^on lest relatives. Several birthday parties 'K .'r. Elizabi-th Tallman. foster daughter of trio black s-wei-t corn, George A, Frost have been held there this summer, fhe Smoked Shoulders 14 lb. day, Oi-tober 1. After a honeymoon 1st. S. K. Woods 2d; best potatoes, 3 cott and -Mrs. o. D. Prescott both to their stock of trip to the White mountains Mr. and varieties-. W. A. Sanders 1st, W. U entertained large gatherings of rela­ Rib Roast Beef 22^ lb, Call and let us show you the best ways to fix your roofs* .Mrs. Ix'.slio will reside in Ayer, Mass.. Bigelow- Sd; best beets, .\. R. Colburn tives and friends on t-heir birthdavs Ist, George Keyes 2d; best turnips, First Cut Rib Roast 25^ lb, wll,-:-,- .Mr. Le.slie is employed bv the .Michael Ll w-ls 1st, E, C. Whitnev 2d; and it is expected that many moi-e CEMETERY .\yi-r Hardware Co. best onions. A, K, Colburn Ist, Mi'chael such occtuslo.ns wili follow- as bv its Fores of Spring Lamb 15^ lb, .Miss Charlotte Leslie and .Andrew 1-avis 2(1; . arrets, .\. II, Colburn l.st, natui-al be.auty and from the s^nti- MEMORIALS Jew-ett attended the w-edding ot .Miss <'.eorge A. Frost 2d; squash, C, E mcnt that surrounds it, Sunnv Valley Sirloin Steak 28c lb, Hardy & Son 1st. K. A. llllis 2d; Luges larm is the ideal spot for them, iycslic's Iirother in Boylston kust w-eek siiuash, C. K. Hardy & .Son 1st, Law-- Top of Round Steak 40^ lb. Saturday. rence Keed 2d; pumpkins. George Esther Amsden will leave town which they would be pleas­ E. C. Whitney, w-ho h.'us been em­ Ke 1st. C. J. Bell 2d; largest pump- Monday for Boston, where she hasRum p Steak 50^ lb. ployed by Charles 1>. Brow-n for the km. Mrs. Sally A. Sanders 1st. C. J secured a responsible position in the . Brancli ed to have intending pur­ oliice of thc .Samson Cordage Co Muss •Veal Steak past year, has purehiuscd the Frank Bell 2d: tomatoes. Walter M. Triiell 40^ lb. "V. Libby place at I'atch'.s corner, ar.d Ist. C. J. Hell 2d: cabbage. Michael Anusden w-as formerly In the emplov chasers inspect and obtain Davis Kst. C. J. Bell 2d: largest cab­ of tlie same concern at their manu'- Sugar Cured Bacon 25^ lb. 15 Main Street Phone 455 AYER, MASS. will move there in a few w-ecks. bage. C. .;. Hell 1st, .'Vllchael Davis 2d; facluring plant in Shirley. prices. Curtis Clapp, Jr.. w-as a iiollis visi­ b<-<^t dispiay melons, W. .-vl. Truell 1st, Skinned Back. Hams 25< lb. tor .Monday. Bert Brown 2d; best 2 watermelons! -Mrs. Lucio Keynolds h.-us closed her \\. .M, True;'. Lst; best 2 musknielons. house in ,\o. 4 district and gone to Legs and Loins of Spring Lamb - ' PARK STKEET The local lodges of fidd i-'eliow-s <.. 1 , Xoyes 1st, Bert Brow-n 2d: pep­ hve for awhile at tho home of her and Kebekahs huld a .sale and dance pers, C, ,1. Hell Ist, Mrs. M. J. Pow­ son, Clarence Keynolds, in West 25< lb. last week Friday night in the town ers 2d; best cucumbers, .S, F. Woods- Emily Louise Nagle imrsnips-, Michael Davis 1st. Tow-nseiid,-.Ma.ss, Her .son, Clarence, Short Legs of 'Veal 22c lb. AYER, MASS. hall. Tho tables, which were in the hius- recently been removed to the lower hall, were decorated in the Cow-K—Ayrshire herd. C. J. Bell 1st, C, S, Henry 2d; cow, c. S. Henry 1st Burbank hospital, Pltchburg, suffer­ Short Legs of 'Winter Lamb colors and emblems of the orders, C. J. Bell 2d: yearling heifer, C. J. ing from a serious brain trouble. each h.aving a table. >ienning Kric- Bell 1st. C. S. Henry 2d; heifer under 25^ lb. FISH soii. noble granL&.MOM> BnxsD. Ferry, The company then adjourneranch. 'I'h*- principle speaker was ,1-legged iace. l.uthcr Tarhel! .and J. ! loy Th;irsd;iy of last weel; the nia- ''hief Healy of tiie Manchester polii-e. Iharles Hill.s: the groaeed pig was w-on j chi.-K ow-ne,i !iy .-. |,. Bamos exploded by Theodore Marrell. ;ind Jiarts of its ,i;i.st barelv mis.s.-d ROADSTER, two-passenger $1125 w-ho s<'ored churcii .fair g.ambling, Fancy w-ork — Luncheon s-'t Mrs H DANCAUSE & OIKLE rum trarlic, pawn shops and pool­ i-ult-nu' Harol,! .Mille;-. w-ho w'as lussisl- E. Hardy 1st: table runner. Mrs, Vora mg .Mr, Harnes, Sew England rooms, and the laxity of iiarents in GouM 1st, Mre. Ilolon Bel; 2d bed­ TOURING CAR $1150 thi- can- of their children. spread and sham. Mre. Horth.i Carlo- .Miss Lillian Ihinies has been ill at Fish and Groceries ton 1st: runner. Clara 'VTriLtht: cro- l-.ei- honi'- fill- :i few days this w-eck. -Mr. and Mrs. H.aro" ^- Po-w-crs cbel'd bedspread. Mre. C. i-l. v'luuse COUPE $1550 Botton & Plaiting Co. went to Worcistor Sunday, when Mr. contorpiece. Mrs. Charlce Sniith cen­ 11 'West Street Ayer, Mass, I'ower.s .started in Monday morning terpiece and yoke. Vlr.-.. Kfflo Flanders- BOXBOROUGH xxx George Cobb's c.andy nianuf.actory sideboard .scarf, klr.--. Efllo l-'landers SEDAN . $1850 Ayer, Mass. runner. .Mr.s. Horthn <'ai-loton 1st, Mrs! Telephone 446 to l-arn the business. Kttle Flanders 2d. runner. l-']oroiice .News Hems. Ci-r.r.u'-- Carr and Thomas Dalton of Pineo: t.-ible cover. Mre. Liilian Houl­ .Mr. ,111-1 .Mr, l-:-nesl Hall, Mr, ar.tl -Maiu'hi-sti-i- visited Clyde J. Katon at ton. runner. Mrs. Vcr,\ 0<-iiild; Imroan F. 0. B. Soutii Bend, Ind, s<-arr, Lily K l-laton: doilftT. MTS V.-ra .\Ir-s I-'rai.k l-^ ion of Chelni.sfonl vi.s- ipOR SiCff the I-laton home last w-eek Saturday. C.ould, towel. Li/,alo H»rir lied with Mv. iin.l Mvn. I-;rn<'st B:,v- Steak Salmon, 1.'^ cnn 25< .Mr. and .Mr.s. Ira Hills of Andov i Mm, Clur.-i Cutti-r tai.le ruiiiier'.'."'w^•.'', Mr.-,• ! I'-aux over th-- wi >-k-end, Fruit Jars, Glass Tops— weve in town Sunrlay f-rrlUrif^ on tni-ir I-l'.izaheth \^'(.^^t•«l('r tfX. il;;;. y.tti.. Ml". ,-ir.ii .Mr- Krue'it Barteati.x -md /HEADACHES^ neplievv, (.leorK-- II. <'o^ll^n. and niece. Kland :d. -Mrs. l-;-,';i iv-iv: is'.x. attended the W.il- Pints, doaen $1.15 Mrs. Krnest .\Iar\-ell. * Arls r n f • .s- ttaex exhibit tham :',ii;-. ture.-.. Kirn H. iu uiton Ist. .\dt' Williani H.ardy, with hi.-? -w-ife ,and Quarts, dozen $1.25 F.;i.?>tiriaM 11 li-iii;.-' Uru. itury i .Mr, ami .M:.- iel ^Vethor^ee two d.aiiKhter.*^, -ft-ere gruest.s al the l^t. Mrn. Henh rlwton lid. ito.i .u C. T. liorbce's ovei- YATES' GARAGE ; :he Success Evaporated Miik Tenney liome.steatl l.i-st week i-'rid.ay KuK.--—iirnided rUK. Ure .-^ ; 11 i.ui: -.'.---k-i-nd. niirht .and S.attird.ay. Isl. Mrt,. W.T. Cutler 2d .li.i- rui^, Mr.s, Charles Smith knitte,] n .1 Waldo r,i,i:ii,in and family of 2 cans 25^ The -Misses Florence Taitc nnd Ellen -lir:,. Maple Street Telephone •425 AYER, IVIASS* < 'OM M O .\- \\- B ..M ,T H O !•• M A .-vS .\,' H Hort Rrow-n. S-i':;h .\(-toii v;s-t--d his .si.ster, '.Mrs, RoUed Oats,-5 lb. sacks..., 28^ Hl-)TT,~i. Mi-. d..- canned fruit. Mrs. C. S. Henrv; jelly Gracious Goodness! ia>-. l>r. l.o\e.]oy of I'eppereil .and c'-aaed. iiitestaf^. Mrs. Uor.-i M( reel , cfik.-. Mrs." I.illi.i'ii .Act.,Ti; ,-uid uiuny familiar faces we Virginia Dare Extracts 28^ Whf-rt-a.s a p.ttitlon Jias l-.-.-n prf- ' ilr. W".11 ren (if .Vashti.a performed the Houlton t.re.-i.l. .M.ihe; Hiiirklev Ist. We;.- i;l;i,i t,> ^Veleollie b.aCk. sented to said Court t.i i::anr a lf.tt--r ' operalion. Wrs. I..^ittie lUiwe L'd. honey. \\i:li.Tni' .Ml-- anci .Mr.s. c.enrKe ("onant mado Ripe Tomatoes 4 lbs. 25^ of ,idmlnl.'^ti-a tion on tix.' i-stat.^ of «ai-i I The profrram at the Cr.'inKO Tiies- lli'-.r- sta> a- llie llatjer homesle.ad. f .\1 i'Mlesex youn.i,' people and consisted of iiiu,sic, wlllimit Klvliit;- a .Hilroty on his lemil. l>eh,-tved. handsomest, ti-^ botween Mi- tw-o friend.s over Sunday. Green and Red Peppers. .10^ lb. • Lemon and Lime. Just tart enough to ha'i^ a fruity recitation.s .and a i^iuestior. hox. and Mrs. I'erley Lund's iind .Mr liiid Vnu are herehy cited to .-ii>;ieni- .-i i :i A sewinK meetini; was lield at Mrs. Troh.ite <'ourt to he hold at (lanihrldt;^. Mrs. Haymond l.unds l-.-ihios. Apples 85< peck Ung. Just sugary anouglt to bring out the fall rieh- :.-0-):>' Mr. i>onnld.son, tho now hlfxth school 1). Steele's to work on aprons for In paid <'ounty of Middlesex, on th--'ai^sist.anl , is to lJo,ard at ,Mrs. Dani.-l Auto parade—<;irl Sc-outs lit Hrnok- tenth (lay of Octohor A. 1). 1P21. ,it nine Imo Cr,inKC 2d. llor.l.s i;r.-\nKO 3.1. the l.-\dle« .\id f.ur (he first week in Success Pastry Flour $1.20 bag npss of the geniiine t'wo-frait flavor. o'clock in the forenoon, to show ciniso tlooi1w-ins. ,an(l will arrive in tow-n on Tractor demonstration- -('letrac ],st N'o\-emher, m .Saturday. FordfKin 2d, Ben Hur Flour ?1.50 bag If nny you hnve, why the H,'inie ,*ih()u;d Mr, and Mr, not be Kr,'inted. I'hiiip T.,ltr-hneld w-el- CHELMSFORD Lemon and Lianc is tho drink of drinks for Prize wlnnor.v m hevs' an-l Kirls' eoniod a len-p I'l'l haby daUKhter laat Puritan Flour ?1.G0 bag .Vnd tho petitioner Is horohv dlrecto.I departments: weok to R-ivo puhllc notice thereof^ hy puh- ] Kovtcmbor In the ye,ar onft llKhted. tnore windowH havlnR been thousand nine hundred ,infl twonty- Hllja. lawrence Heed, nnrbnra ivjott, H, O, HaKcr an.l family were at tho put In th(> old room.s to comply T\-1th four prLzofl, Albert Hills. f.arm o\-er Sunda>-. .it< 1'". M. ESTY, Rcfrlster. tho standard requlrcmenl.s. Metal PlK cla.«s—.Tameji Marvell. Ifoward walls and coillnK.-i finish the rooms; Marvell. .Mr. and Mr.s, I-Yank DodRo have A basement has bcci\ duK tinder the CHrls' departmont—CannlnK. Floronco Just returned from their vacation in COMMOXWF.AT.TJJ OP M.VSSACHU- K'n,'"' -,',"'', ""'•'"iy "'"8 =<'• I'lvelyn Vermon nnd Mrs. Dodgo attendeA M. heater and fuel may be u.sed rts a. rtarnlnK, Catherine Bakor Ist, Flor-^ Stooddard . X, H. l-.VWTOX. lato of Ayer In said County, once^Howe 2d, Irene Farley 3d; homo Bottle at 15c. net play-room by the children In stormy docoaflOd. Intestate. weather. Two Ma Ree hollers havo work, nai-bara Scott Ist. Dorla FlaKK Whorons a potitlon has boon pre- 2d. Klvim Marvoll 3d; fancy work LUNENBURG fiontod to snld Cotirt to ^rant a lottor been Installed in the basement to pro­ Barbara ,- of Octoher A. H, 1921, N<-Ks ltnm«. at nlno o-clock in tho foronoon, to show water In each corridor. Tho Inside Tho Or,anKe will hold a fair In tho caiise If any you have, why tho .samo woodwork has heen finished in the Mr. and Mrs. OcorRe P. Farley of ."Z^o?"',' ^''l^^'^Ji 12- Exhibitors are Li nhould not ho" ffmntod. natural color, whilo thc walla have Linden .and their dauKhter, with her limited to tho GranRO membership. <5en4/<>'-STYiJfe CARD. •And tho potitionor Is horoby dlroctod been pninted ft llRht buff;'tho outside hu,sband and two children of Pone­ The fair will he open to the' public to Rive public notico thoroof, hy pub- of the buildlnB hnji been Klven two day and eveninK- Supbor -will bo lUhlnK this citation onco In eaoh -weok, mah, .and Mr. and .Mns. Mnniford for three-succosslvo wooks, in Turner's coats of white. Tho bulldlnff will bc Kitchlo ot Milford, with their brothor, served in charpo of Mi-a. Brooks and rubilc Spirit, a nowspapor published open for ln.

>AaE SIGHT /• JRDAY, OOTOBEE 8, 1921 ~r t PEPPERELL It la understood that parties from It Is reduestod that the executive Tho trroom's best man was his out of town are talking up an ice- committees of Branch and Alliance .brother, Maurice W. Williams. The on Wednesday but took the matter News Items. cutting plant at Kemp's pond oft tho meet Jointly at nine o'clock, preced­ under advfsemont. Shirley road. couple stood, at tho end of the long Mra. tv. 'VV. Dow. TVlth her oons, ing the program of the day. room wherp" so many, family gather­ .\-i'CT Branch (AlUoJUf. Iveonard and Harry; dnd u party of Mr. and Mrs. John E, Pilcher'worc ings have taken plaoo In the past and (rionds; spent Sunday at Mt. Monad- yisltora in Boston suburbs a part of PeppereU Girl Graduates as Nurse. In the samo spot where tho bride's Rehearsals for the "Old Poabody this wo«k. Jiock, making th© trip in tho son's car. Tho Lynn Dally Item, date of Sep­ parents were morrled' thlrtyifour pow ' to bo given under tho auspices The auto was parked at the half-way Georse.T. Keyes. who luu t>een '.^ak- years ago,; beneath an archway of of the Ayor Branch Alliance, Mrs, El­ The tember 29, is responsible for tho fol­ Siouso and the ascent was flnlshca by Ing a rest la Maine, is cxpicted back lowing Item of interest, which will bo green an4 white, composed of cedar son H. Bigelow. chairmiin,, are pro­ climbing'. Although jthe |day was this week. read with pleasure by tho former and -Queen Anno's lace. The double gressing vory ploasingly. No tickets pleasant, the atmosphere."was not suf­ arc to bo sold In advuncei Admission ELECTRIC SUCTION CLEANER _ There is soon to be a new "Uancroft schoolmates and a.ssoclates of the ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Hclently clear to sot any - extended at door; night of pcrforinance, Thurs­ bakery" in town, it Is rumorud, also young -.lady named, -Miss Marion Robertr W. Drawbridge of tho Com­ view. The party took dinner at the day, Octobor ;i3. at eight o'clock. th*t Mr. and Mrs. Llojal Uancroft Thompson; munity chureh. The- ushers wero famous Shattuck Inn at Jaflrey, re­ , Audlenco is requested to be seated Gets ALL the Dust and Dirt—Makes Your Home a wero looking for a_rcnt roctntly. Loring Jacobs of Wellesley and the turning via Dublin, Hancock and to Mlss Thompson entered thc training at eight o'clock, / Villa Lorraine was honorucl on bride's brother, Winfred S, Boynton, •> Milford, where .they had, supper, schooi about thrco years ago, and has ' Tho folloiving/ls the i>rogram: Tuesday/ ovoning by Hon. and Mrs. of Pepperell. The bridal gown -was Healthful Place to Live In reaching Pepperell about eight In tho made good In her chosen profession. John Jacob Rogers of Lowell, who en- of white georgette, trimmed with very evening. The party woro surprised to Her mother, Mrs. •Martha Thompson, Child roador " Dorrls York .tertained - a party there of about is now residing ln~^Lynn with hcr son beautiful old I'rlncess lace and tho flnd a quantity of red raspberries in Old time songi^ Mrs. Daisy Beckford twenty, V»cludlng Mr. and Mrs, Georsv and family. veil of net. draped en train, was fas- ASK US ^HY their ascent of the mountain In great Harold Truo Shattuck, organiat btcvens, Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Gr^un- tended with Bouvardia, the bouquet clusters of IJfty or moro on a branch. Miss Thompson Is to tuke a three- being of valicy lilies. The maid of ,,_. Part Two months' course ot practical training T.^ r, ^'^ O'd Ppabody, Tew" honor wore a palo grfien taffeta gown The Carpet Committee of thi^ KdK. .Mice Ham. somo ot the silver particularly to be sexton Mrs, Kuth Sherwin Phone PeppereU 9 East Pepperell, Mass. presnt 19 with her parents, Mr. and treasured, tis having Ix'Iongcd to the -Mrs, bargont, a vIllaKO historian, ilrs. E. J. Jacklln, Holllsroad. 'I'iif following account was given: „, „ Mlss Belle Murphy The bourd of as.sossors •will he a- M jst impressive were tbe >;radu- bride's grandii:other, .Mrs, .Samuel i': Mrs. Albert Everts and two children their rooms at the town house next .Shattuck. and a few bits ot it ot oven Tbe %Mdow Buzzell. willing to take a at:j.,' exerouses of tho senior elass of seconil risk.,Mra, Dalsv Uiekford Toecntly visited^ at the homo of her week Thursday evening from seven older date, A numher of go'ld pieo<*' to nmo o'clock. the I'ulon Hospital Training .School Mlss Lobelia Brewster, who is rm lover parents, Mr. and Mrs, Tower, coming fur .\ ;r.y pair were greeted sound of heart. cluii liou.se. The hull was Hlled with \ M-Ts. Nelli.; Klttredge trip to New York. Thcy returned on day with friends, .Mr. and .Mrs, Miles relatm-s and friends ot the grouii.s of by their ft^iends refreshments were Thursday ot la.st week fo their home Mlss Nancy Wentworth. who hu.s wait­ from t.on.ervilie for a short visit with nur.se.s. ^lad the jirogram beld the in. served and the bride cut her eake and ed for her romance ten yeur.s, cit Newton Center. Mr. and ilrs. George- •W. s. Adams teresi ol the audience until '.i.'iO. when distributed It tn create much amuse­ Mla-s Bervl I'roelor Mrs, Mary Jordan und Mrs. Elsie Townsend Hill road. Mlss Sj?lh the Iluiir 'A-a-s cleared for daueing, ment and curiosity us to the lucky Justin Peabody, sole livinK'' ehuniaiit Copp,- who altunded the graduation Pratt from Boston and A. H. Hol­ whicb W.IS eiijoyed until 11.30. possessors ot the pi'eres containing the to the old Peabody pew. brook were also week-end guests,.aLso exercises at the Union hospital at Lynn "The addre.s.s to the graduating cla,s.s mystic .symbols, the ring, money and Rev. I'''rank B. i'randall last week, thcir niece, .Mlss Marion Mrs. Lawrence and Mr. Hoten from tliimble. As tbe bride went upstairs •t'-ader .Misa .Nettif liowe i.eominater. was made by l>r. George W. Haywood. Thompson, being on of the graduate He spoke of the ethics ot the nursing 10 preimre for her dt»)iarture she nurses, returned home on Friday and profession, ur^-ing the young women turned and threw her bouquet to the Among those who competed In the group ot her .\oung friends standing M*nday, respectively. Hoyif and Girls' clubs at the .Waltham tp al^A'ays bear in mind the necessity HARVARD of giving- full credit to other inenibei's below her. Miss Margaret Boynton Miss/Agnos Smith entertained her fair last week Eliery Newhall •rt'as ealcbinij It. rnend. Mlss,Putnam, from Northamp­ a,warded first priise on fleld corn; Hat­ of tbeir profe6.sIo!i, to physicians and Xcii-s Items.,, patieiiLs. and to remember that their The bride Is a gradu.ite of the Pep­ ton over the week-end. tie Kirkwood. second on hand-made Edson Boynton. farm manager at garment and second on apron: Thom­ pov.-er of healing Is limited unlei-s tbey perell high and -Mt. Ida sehoois and Mrs. LjOvl Ham. wh6 has been visit­ the groom, who is the a.sslstant super­ "Hillcrest," hfus leased the farm of ing her daughter, Mrs. L. B. Robbins. as Coady third on carrots, and Mary •aje willing to cooperate v.-itl; the other George .F. Cobb for a term of three Jarfellovicz. special on pumpkin. merabcrs ot the profession. \'ery im­ intendent, of tbe Walker-Pratt Co. of returned to her home at Norrldgo- Watertown, fgraduated - from the years and ivlll take over all the •wocK, Me... the early, part of tho week. Those who were In attendance the pressive w.as the invocation which w.as equipment. This does not mean that flrst day were ilr.s, E, S. Blood, An­ offered by Itev. W. Ajipleton Law- .Mtussachusetts Institute of Technologj- Mrs. 'William E. Jowett entertains in the class of 1913. wo arc to lose .Mr. and -Mrs. Cobb, as drew Blood, Roger Ryan, Mrs. Minnie 'rence. rector of the St. .Stephen Jle­ thoy will continuo to spend their the East Village club next 'Wodnesday .Mr. and Mrs, Williams will bo at arternoon at her homo bn Pleasan't iGreen and Miss Hattle Kirkwood. On morial chu.-*li. summers and week-ends hero in the last week Friday those attending were "Dr. Frank T, Lougee, president ot home after December flrst at 4 7 Bar­ big house as usual. Mr. and Mrs. .street. Thero -will be "Notes on va­ nard avenue, Watertown. cation" by different members.'- Mr. aad Mrs. Bliss. Mrs. .Maltman, the Union "'Hospital corporation, Boynton have the cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen and daughter, praised the ;,'raduates .for their earn­ Thrf blue rlbljon' won by Eleanor Mardret, Gustaf An Lieut. Gerald A. Shattuck. now- lieu- The young people of the -Methodist .May Richards. Marian Kerr, Irma Lynn, New York home for the winter. _tenant-commander of the Portsmouth church- are to appear once more ih Hazel Butche.-, Hilda Raymond Salo­ their Old folks' concert" on ne-tt Mr, and Mr.s. F. L. Bush are enter- navy yard, tpok a short vacation from mon and Marion Mildred Thompson. taning Mr. and -Mrs. Norris .and .son StUl Rlvor. "QOOD OLD PAROID"— his dv.tl.^s thero. and motored here Thursday, repeating by special request Each ot the nurses .were in uniform many of the songs which delighted from I.eomlnster. Rcv. William Gussman, Mr, and 'With his.-Wife on Saturday of last week, as were many ot the other graduate Mrs. A. A. Hutcherson, Mrs. Alice iKat's what they call the best to remain over night with his parents, their audience last Jlay. There are nurses. Rev. and Mrs. Jamos T. Rider. Jr.. Mr.s. Lsabel Thomas, Mrs. Alia H Hol­ Haskell, Carl Haskell, Mrs. Julia Mr. and Mrs, Linville Shattuck, Pleas­ also some additions which will be "There were vocal selections by Miss lis and Mrs. Hattie Robbins attended Keyes, Miss Katherine L. Lawrence ant street. welcomed. With few e-xceptlons the Belle Kuhn.s, and musical numbers by all i;^ound roll roofing ever made. tho 79th anniversary ot the Wachu­ Mrs, Jennie Willard and Mrs. Haynes performers are to be the same and the orchestra, followed by a reception Mlsa Ada .Whitney returned home sett Baptist .a.ssoclatIon held in Clin­ attended the. Wachusett Baptist as­ It is even expected that Mr. Abrey. to the graduates. The hall presented on.Saturday of last week from her ton Tuesday. sociation meeting held at the Baptist who so kindly rendered sopie of the an attractive appearance with autumn church in Clinton on Tuesday. For more than 20 years Bird's Paroid has atay dt Bristol, N. H., and goes to solos, may como back from Boston Naahua the lattor part of this weok to foliage and cut flowers In profusion. Mr, and Mrs, John L. Kennison are for the event. The young graduates received the sin­ entertaining Mr, and Mrs, E,, D, Ide Mrs. Frank Spraguo rocently killed solved the problem of toofs for new and aWer <'°"slns,. James Hall and One Kontleman ot the audience In cere good wishes for a future tilled ot Southbrldge, a four-months-oid chicken that May, who is well-advanced In years with success and happiness. As they weighed, dressed, about six pounds old buildings. It wears,, wears, wears. It The meeting of the Mt. I.ebanon At the present writing the Ayer A. and she has two turkeys of the .same and goes south this month. Is making talked with other members of their A. management and the Groton A. A. Crr"»""'?^"i''^Communitj-' associate"f^viui-cs wilwill boe neiheld on special plans to be among the audi- age that weigh each, ali've, twelve profession during the reception, the management could not come to an pounds. has made good on farm buildings, depots, ? « ^^?"^»/=iy afternoon with Mrs. I«"«« this Ume. The costumes Co- motto of the 1921 class was often re­ J a. Holt. Mt. Lebanon street. I lonial and ancient ones, bid fair to agreement as to the place of the third ferred to, 'Perseverance conquers game in the Groton-Ayer series. The Miss Blanche Willard, ot Lancas­ and manufactories. It's the ideal, dependable Lincoln 'Johnson spent Saturday of liiY^-!i"^_°^ "'^ "'••'*' performance. •all.' " Ayer A. A. offered to play Groton on ter, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Elean­ last weck in Boston tor advice and Mlss -Mehltable Baker will preside as any fleld Groton wished, excepting or Merrltl.eid. rooBng. • examinirtion by his physician at the accompanist, and there will be special obituary Groton, and Groton refused to play •VVarren Harrod and Mrs. Mary ihospilal there. solosolMs hbvy MLstreMistresus V(ohfln».,iNightingale» , vjDiiuary. anywhere but In Groton. Each team Haskell sang a duet at the Baptist The remains ot Mrs, Anna R. Mc­ C. H. 'Jewett commenced his duties The other duets and solos which has one gamo to their credit. Ayer church last Sunday morning. Come in anifiet Us'tell you why it's NOW proved so .attractive before will be intosh were broughl here on Satur­ as juror ot Lowell on Monday. E. B. won at Ayer and Groton won on their Mrs. Anna W, Robinson is very low Soule, who was also drawn on the Kiven as follows: Duet, "Jiianita"' d.ay trom Boston, where her death own game. The third game was to a good buy, and why we|back Bird's Roofs occurred on Thursday. September 29. °'']\ ner sister, from Lawrence, is jury, was excused by request. song, "The quilting party" by Ezra have been played on the fleld. which with her. .Grump and the male chorus trom The death was a very sudden one, , air. and Mrs. Walter Blenn returned wa% decided by the side who won by —to the limit Appleby comer; diiet, ."Listen to the and of peculiar circumstances. So far to.s3lng a coin. It looks now .as if There was a very pleasant meeting to Dresden, Me., on Monday, going mocking bird"; duet, "Annie Laurie"- as known she had been in her usual- of the King's Daughters at the home •with their son, Owen Blenn. who came Groton was afVaid of the fast Ayer BIRO & SON. iae. (Eut a, few of the old-time songs open. The verdict.of the .medical ex­ rived back In the states a few dtiys LITTLETON cottage On Foster street, it Is under­ so delightfully produced at the flrst aminer wan accidental death from as­ ago and returned to his home In Aver be \x\ my store to meet any people interested in roofing stood, to a gentleman from a neigh­ concert and now to be repeated. A phyxiation. It •«,•«.< judged she had .Mr, Bradshaw was in the hospital'tor Xcws Items. boring town, who proposes to occupy tableau will lie arranged at,t'he close. been dead about nine hoars when some little time, but Is much improved .Mrs. Luther Piper ot Newton has problems. Come in and iearn something about roofing. dt soon, with a bride. .The house is while. .JkUstreas .mghtingalo sings found. and e.xpects to rpturn to his duties •being put In flne repair, inside and soon. been at her father's on Harwood ave­ "Wbca thc lights are low." The pro­ Her nephews, Norman Bennett ot nue for two we^ks. out _ gram includes thirty- numbers, and Hollis, and William E. Thorpe ot this A turkey supper will be served this PARKER'S HARDWARE'& PAINT STORE Elgin S. Grenache and family re­ everj- one will be worth hearins ^o-wn, were notifled and hastened to Frld.ay ovening at 6,30 to the young Ctf- i- ?.?."** ^"? family are visiting turned Sunday from an auto trip to the home on West Newton street, Bos­ ladies of the Federated church Sunday Mrs. Smith s mother in Leominster East Pepperell, Mass. ton, earrly Friday morning. The bodv Franklin. N. H. . •.- Wonmn's dnh Mc-..^.,^ ^ school by the young men. An auto „.ii^!fr .^"f'^!'^<' Woodbury is teaching was removed to a hospital and later The first meetQis-i>f thc'^oman's contest, whioh ended last spring wa.s school in Indianapolis. Ind, Austin R. Paull of Winchendon. to the undertaking parlors, and was olub for tljis.season opened In an aus- won by the young ladies and the The Gr.ange fair on Wedne.sday was der George Morin presented to thc other club women. She brought iorme.rly superi'Atendent of'-schooUof brought here by automobile cortf-ge plcioiz^ manner at .Saunders' hall on young men being the losers, are fur­ attended by a good number of our post tor Mr. and .Mrs. Sidney S. Hor­ many interesting messages from the this town, is at the head of a cam­ on Saturday, accompanied by a niece, Wednesday, the number of memliers nishing the .supper, towrispeople and a handsome sum was ton a Legion flag. The members ex­ roports ot committees. The meetings paign to secure .$6000 to finance the MISS'. -Rose Clinton, of Lunenburi;, and guests attending, being more than Mrs. I»aur,i Briggs hfts been visiting realized from thc .sales. We hope to pressed their appreciation by a ris­ wore an Inspiration to all who at­ chamber of commerce in Winchendon. -N'ova Scotia, w.ho w.is at the time in usual. The regiilar board meeting- in Boston this week. report more at length another week. ing vote of thanks. tended and the home' clubs receive following a merger ot the board of Boston. trade with that organization last weck. took place at 2.15. Mrs. Florence i'ik.' the beneflt througii tho delegates. SerC-ices were held at two o'clock The ba.seball score of tbe world Messrs. Oscar A. and William G Saturday will be observed as gov­ Mr. Paull heads the community serv­ presiding in her offlce as president f i- .series is being procured by Markham Two new members were admitted at thi" vestry of the Communitv -Newell of Providence w-ere guests at ernor's day by the republican league and two names presented. One mem­ ice Interests. the .second year. New members :ire & Hanrabar. each inning and i.s fur­ tbe Bandbox Thursday. at their annual outing at Whitney boing received, three names bei:i:; church Rev. R. W. Dra-.vbridife omei"- ber was iost through resignation. . A hunting canoe belonging to Clay- ating, !ind burial was in th-,' Wood­ nished lo tlu- fans by a lar.ge score The United Workers began thcir playground In Westtord. 'The speak­ At the conclusion of tho meeting tea voted upon, and three applications r.-- board prepared tor the-<;vent. ers will include Governor Cox, Con­ $?," If."'^"''^''^' '*"^ young son of Frank ccivcd. lawn cemetery. meetmss of the new calendar year was served by the social comniittee. Wt Slocombe, near the West Hollls Mrs, .Mclr^tosh wa.s about seventy- Mi.ss Edess,-!. Crawford is laid up Wednesday afternoon, .Mrs, F S iCim- gressman Johrt Jacob Rogers and The next meeting will be observed as The program opened at 2.tS by clu!, SUtlon, has been missing trom the four years of. age, and was born in with a .severe cold, ball opening her hcspitable hdme to Mra. Emma Fall Schofleld, Every­ presidents' day and wall be held in singing. A voeal solo w'a.s ren­ I)lacc whero it was last tied near the King's County, Nova Scotia. She has a good nuniber of ladies In the society one is invitod to attend, the restry ot the Congregational dered by ilrs. E, H, Bii.ss, who al.^o Williani Mullen, who is living with Swimming pool near Proctor Bros.' pas.sejl several summers here in town where an interesting program com­ Mrs, J. L, HurU,er has gono to Fall church. graciotisly responded to an encore. his father-in-law on Cambridge street, oniU for some weeks. Search has been wlht her sister. Mrs, Timothy Thorpe, manded the attention of all present River with relatives for two months. Her presence and music was enjoyed is seriously ill from the effects ot bo­ made along the bank.s without discov­ who resides with' her son, Williani Mr. Hahrlnger has moved his family by all thc members, who wcre pleased ing gassed while ovc'rse:i.s. New .\dvertiseiiicnu-. ering the whereabouts of thc missing Thorpe, and tamily. Oak Hill, .and into the tenement while she is aw-ay. to welcome her b.ack to the club meet­ -V. I.. Giroux has moved his famiiy tooat, which it was first thought might only returned to' Bbston a s'nort time WctUIhig. ings after her absence. The president to Boston. He ha.s been living in bne Mrs. Percy Gale and two cWIdren T> "'K'J'* S-*I'B—Good Driving Mare. have floated away down the Nlssitls­ aso, after six weeks here. Be.side the .'V wedding of s-pecial interest is re­ Rubber Tired Goddard Buggy, Demo­ of Paul Haniel's houses on Maple ported m the South Ashburnham col­ are vistti.nfS her mother. Mrs. Charles crat Wagon, Oak Bedstead and Spring sett river. Any Ihformation concern­ street. Tewksbury. ing the same would be welcomed by momher^." VneT'^mT.^t^Ts^ ^''nd'''"' ^'^'^'^ "'-«°r^^., '^'^ ^'elntosh umn of a local paper from which we Inquire at -13 Grove St„ Ayer, Mass. • V quote in part: the owner, who would make it worth­ B. T. l.an-abee is moving Into tbe Mathew Mulholland is going to while either to write or communicato Traquair house which he reeontlv pur­ ^ 'v!f' 'T"., Anne's churth in ijouth move hie family to .\yer next week. FOR SAI.I-:—A Brown Mare, 9 years the club year, and well received. They will occupy a bungaio-w on old weighs 1150 pounds, CH, YAPf, •Kith 85-3 by telephone. r.er.iiet; of Hollis. chtised on Hi.Hh street. Ashburnh.-Ini Wednesday morning L.it.loton, Mass. Tel, n-14, 2tS -The president therf Introdnced the .September 20,' Miss Ellen E. Stilllvan 'West Main street belonging to Mr. Miss Molly Frazer wa.-s at home Ayer Grange is to neighbor with Foley. speaker ot the .afternoon, Mrs. George Pepperell Grange on Cictolier 11, ..Ml ot that village was united in marriage frorh Cambridge hospital lor two days -Minot Pjiker. president of the State lH>atli.s of Former Ri^idciiU'*. to John G. Smith ot L-ittleton, The The U, S. civil service commission last week. . those desirious of going and who have Federation ot Woman's club.s. The The remains of Mrs. liet.-"v J. no mean.s of ti-ansportatiiin should nuiitials were .solmenized bv Rev, will hold a compi^titive examination Thc 'Warren.s had an excellent prac­ t.alk by her was along the broader (Harriman) Farrell, widow of the notify the-secretary, Mi.s,s Mildred I'ill­ John T. Casey, and the sing'le ring in Shirley on October 25 for the po­ lines of 'Wom.an'.s club work, and was bite ,Tohn I'-'arrell, arrived hire b.\- service wa.s used. Used Cars tice meeting on Tuesday evenin.i;. with man, or tlle m.aster, C. M. Ch:is(.. as sition of clerk in the postofllce in another on Thursday evening, and ex­ an in.spiration particuiarlv for mem­ autoniobile cortege on T::esd.i\- after­ soon as possible * ^ "The bride wa.s beroniinglv gowned Shirley. The salary ranges trom pect to have the tinal practice on bers ot '.a smaller town "club. Mr.s. noo:-. fri>ni .Maiden. The d'eath of in pearl srey velvet with bat to match. $1400 to $1800 a year. Such posi­ FOR SALE Monday evenins of next week, weath­ Baker .spoke of the results aocom- Mrs. Farrell oecurred on last Sundav The regular meeting of the Aver She wa,s attended bv Miss Josephine tions are permanent during good be­ er permitting, before the mu.stcr on plished throughout the state aniftng at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Branch Alliance was held in the Uni­ Hempsey and Charles Sniith, a broth­ tarian vestry T)-HAXD CARS '-bester-. X. It., and five 2:r,ar,dchildren. were served by tbe hostesses. Yox-y. on their wedding trip, and ar­ which appears in the September is­ ing with her for the pnst week.";, ro­ of committees In general, the talk be­ Tbe birthplaee of Mrs. Farrell was rived at the groom's home Thur.sdav sue of the Ladies' Home .lournnl LV GOOD CONX>mON AT turned home with theni on Tueid.ay ing highly instructive. Tbe many friends of Mrs. Austin iu';ir .Mai-che.ster at .Vmoskea:;. and noon. Mrs. .<5niith is a native of South which all women should road. It RE.VSON'ABLE PRICES for a .short visit. At thc close the moeting was turned her ;ige w.as .about sevent>-four .\ears. E. Lawrence will bc glad to hear of .•\shburnhani. ivhere sbe has a host her safe arrival at her home' She you do not have a copy one can be Mr.s. George F. Durcin continues tn over to tho. speci.ai hospitality coni­ .-Vft'-r her marriage to ,Mr. Farrell of friends who wish \)te newlv-weds secured at the public library. sain in health, her .sister. Mrs. Stan­ mlttee, and line refreshments were they resided in I'eppereil for t\ven:\-- eame from Kliot hospitai in Boston much happiness. .Mr. Smith has a po­ Customers interesteti see ton, returning last week to her home served. four years, ;is .Mr. Farrel; iva.s an ern- .Ul Thursda.v. The Journev was made sition with thc .Vorth I'aCking Co. of Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Brockelman in Somer.sworth. N. H., on the arrival ployee at the l.eit'luon r.ros.' sli.ie by auto with .Mr. U'lwrence. .Mrs. lioston. and two chlidren spent the week in .Manchester and .Merrimack. .N'. H., of Rev. Mr. Durgin from the west., Womnn's l?oartl of .Missions. factory. The son :infl dauchter were l.:r.vrence stood the triii very well, and who will remain here ur.tii .Mrs. Pur­ is quite comfortable. She has reeeived vialting relatives. ^ R. L & W. H. 'Hackett Members of the Womnn's Mls.siAn- widely k:ir.wn here. t!ie latter heing gin can make arrangement.s to return a member of .\conia Kebekah lo,lce, many attentions while iu tbe hos- SHIRLEY The children of the Tifth, sixth, .ary society are interested' in tbe an­ pltal in the w:iy of letters and tlowers with him. nouncement of the apnt^al meetini.- of .Services were h'-i.l at \lie .\1. K. seventh .and eighth gr.ades gave .a sur- Telephones from many friends and org:uiizations Xcivs Items. Mrs. E. .7. narlinpr b.as improved tbo North-.Mlddlescx Rrnnrh of tbe ehureh of Maidt-n Tuesd.-iy mornini,- pri."*} party on Thursday aftornoon to .'inrl burial was bt-ld bert- in tile after­ with wbich she has been connected, Miss Nellie McN'iff. teaclier ot the Pepperell 11.3-3 ,\i-er 8256 slightly fronj the neuralu'io trouble In Woman'.s Bo.ard of Mission.s, to be held .'^be had an .\'-ray tre:itnieat last Sat­ J. C, Ayer lodge. A. O. T. 'W,, haa her side, but has some trouble from at the Federated churrh at Ayer on noon at Woodlawn eenieler\-. elected tbe following oltleers for the flrst two gr.ades. In one ot the un­ urday the reiiort from wliieh is not used rooms at thc grammar school lameness In one limb, ennlining hcr next Tue.sday. Thc meeting will also .VX determined. .Mrs. <-harles Ware coniing .vear; Raymon/I Chesbor­ to her room, still, idclude the semi-annual nieeting of .\ eoniniitta; s"rvi,-e was beld at ough. master workman; William Mc- The roWm was decorated with pink niother of the wife of .Mrs, l-awrence'K and bluo crepo paper stroamera. .Mrs. A. D. Hayes left town on Tues­ the North iliddlesex .Mliance of tbe St. .loseph cemetery Tuesibiv noon oldest son, has been at the home here C;innls, foreman; Frank Uindry, Union Cash Market W. H. M. A. for .Mrs. Hannah I riuul nhrev'l I'.ieli- overseer: Wnlter Knowles, recorder- Miss .Mildred Farnsworth. in bohnlf day with the remainder of her house­ sinee Mrs. Lawrence's absence at the ot those preaent. presonted .Ml.sa Mc­ hold goods going by auto truck to The cxerclKCs commence nt 9..10 In nrd.s, formerly of this to.wn. tbe wife bosiiit;il anil will remain fur the pres­ Wiillnm f.llmartin, (Inahcier; Johti Ayer, Mass. nf Alec Richards. The rem iin... were Cllmartin, treas.; Joseph Marx Nlft with a Waterman fountain pen. Waltham. Mr, and Mm. MorK.an nre the forenoon with a devotional ser­ ent. The district nurse will make The committee in chargo wcre Ora preparing to occupy the house im­ vice led by Miss Ellen Haynes of brnuijht here by autnniobile. following visits as needed. Mr.s. Lawrence is guide: Charles Peneseau, 1. w.; John the services at the Catbolie eburrh Seymour, o. w-.: George H. Wilson Loomer, Mildred Farnsworth and fX)RI-:.S MI-TTDN- |0p ||.. med Lately, To-wn.scnd., At 3.t5 a group of ten- very Klad to bc at home. Mary D.aley. Games wero played and mlnutc tnlks will he friven. Mrs. C. at Fitchburc, where her de:ub oc­ past master workman: John Simpson' Acoma Robekah lod ere will hold refreshments ot ice cream. . Miner and Doyle of I.owell.. countries, Mrs. J. i". Dexter, Fitch­ not successful. Disease and Deatli Real?" uty grand m.aster' workman, and and Mrs. William Bulger, haa return­ SMOKED SIIOUI.nF.R.S lie Ih. Mis.1 Mildred Sartelle has been burg. will I speak on "Onr voting Mrs. Richards spent nearly all her The Ayer Bird clnb will hold their suite, ot Lconilnster. ed frbm tho Clinton hospital, where 'apendine this week at the home of neonlc's activities," Mlss Anna M, married life in t.->wn, coming to this ahe went for trcntmcnt. monthly meeting next Thursdav even­ Mlsa Ethel Bjilger, Slaughter of Mr. SKI\NT;D B.\CK HA.HS a.ic ih. her parents, Mr, itnd Mrs. John .S.ar- Ballcy, Fitchburg, speaks on the ef­ country from W:iterford, Ireland, hcr ing at Drne . Wvlle'cWyllc'si nOtrfc.ofUco . *n..v..v.'Barry'so and Mrs. Michael Bulger, Is confined The flrat militnry whlst party for tellc." h.aving arrived .safelv from her forts ajid achlcvcnients ot thc aux­ blrlhpbaco. She was about sixty vears block, nt 7.,10, / to her hfimo with quinsy sore throat. the aeaaon waa held on Thuraday ITXE BUTTER -ISc lb. sojourn In Italy on'the "i'''lnl,and" at iliaries and Mrs, F. S. Kimball of of JiKtt, nnd beside her husb.and she evening at the "Legion rooms by thc New 'Tork and from there to Wclle.i- Littleton gives "Thc annnal account­ Iea'\'ea one daughter. Miss Mary Rich­ Reed Cheaboro\igh Is absent from H<'nrln(t Held. ' his work at tho Samson Cordage local poat. Thero wero twelve tablea PORK ROAST ' 23c Ib. ley. She is returning .to Wellesley ing." .' .. ards, also one sister, Mrs. Jerrv Supple besides some who did not play. Attor On Wednesd.ay morning the c<)unty Works with an nhscetis on his hnnd, this week on Saturday, nnd .after a of Tarbcll atreet, and many other dis­ playing ten handa L. F. .Wllaon, ot At I0.4B there will he a business commissioners, .Messrs. Cutting. Ward- resulting from nn, InJurj'. FRE.SH SHOtriiDKRs ICo Ib. Xew dnys will go back to Phlladel­ tant relatives. Mrs Supple nnd Mrs. Sprlngfleld, a vaudeville entertainer, RC-ssion with elcrtinn of ollleer.s. The well .and Harlow, togethei- with Engi­ iihla to resume her nrt studies. Kate Sliney a eousin, atteivlcd the Edward Wheeler, aon of Mr. and gave a very plo&alng entert.ainment POTATOKS lOo pock addrcss of thc mnrnihg will be given neer Kendall, held a hearing In the services on Tuesday, returning with l'\l''-.^«-^rth V,-t,ccler, Is rfondnod to on the guitar iind harmonica, with Mildred Howe, the second d.aughter by Dr. Harriet K. Parker of .^tadurn.. town hAll on the petition ot Albert B. the mourners, who filled many auto.s, hla homc by sickness. vocal accompaiilment and character M'XIS nnd I/OIN L.\Mn 28c Ih. fit Dr, and Mr.s. R. D. Howe, hna been India. At ll.ir. MLsa Alice M. Kyle Downing and others for thc repairing making tbe funeral procession n sketches. The winners were Mra. .enrolled as a student nt WhIUIer of Boston gives a shoi^t talk on "Mens-' or rebuilding of Snake Hlll rond from of^QoWn'in J!?"' ^'^'ch'^l'ler and son, lengthy one. Charles Pcteraon. Mrs, John Will, FIRST nm ROAST BKEF S.'k; Ib. school at Merrimac. where hcr sister, urlnK up lo (he mLssionarles." At the tho state road to Sandy Pond. A. B. nf 7?hn.f'?'>'''v,.'^"^ ^''•''' MncKechhlc. of Philadelphia, were gueats Wea- Fred Will nnd Mr. Harris ot the In­ •MLss Maybelle. formerly attended. noon-tlmo. lunch tea and coffee will , nnrlal was at St. Joseph's cemetery. Downing, John T. Sherman and M. H. dustrial school, with 99 points, who FANCY RRLSItET CORN' BEKF be provided by the ladles of the Rev, Fr. Cnsev ofllciating at the ser­ Mullln appeared In f.avor of h.avlng Mrs. A. G. Conant and d.-ulghtcrs S.at.gMer.°' '""' ^'">' ^'^^- ''"O received cut gla.ss dishes. The low- ch«irch. The afternoon session com­ vice, • the' road repaired. The board ot se­ 20c lb. have returned to their winter home Tho girls' clasa ot the Congrega­ cat points, Sl, was made by Mrs. mences .atj],30 with a praise service. lectmen nnd Judge Warren IT. At­ •in Plainville,, >J> J„ the. two s6n». tional Sunday school, Mlsa Marlon Michael Cotter, Mlss Sarah Steven­ ISc lb. Alonzo and Arthur Conant. nlso re­ At.l.4S Mjh. F. D, T.X'i<'ls of Groton Quirt Homc Wofldlns. wood opposed thro propostlon. Thc FAT SAI/t PORK win give the records ot the''.annu.al Jubb, teacher, met Tuesday evcnlntr son. . John Stevenson and Lester turning here before going to their A quiet home .wedding took plnco rnnin contentlon.of tho opposition was meeting. The address of the after­ with Mabel nnd Phyllfs^ Norgard James. Thoy received midget packs EVAPORATED jm.K •2 cnns 2f>c own homes in MlssouVi and the state Saturdav afternoon, October brst, at, that the road was In good repair with noon on "Standard bearer.s" will'be Games wertf played and refreshmenta .of playing cards. -^ of Washington. thc residence of Mr. and Mr.s. r.. Adel­ reference to the travel which na.sscs BOTTiOM ROL'ND SOo Ih. bo by M1R."» Ona A. Evans, fleld sec­ wore served, bert Boyntoa on Park street, when over It. It holng stated that In two Thc first meeting ot thc seiison' of Mrs Fannie M.a.son Is returning fo retary of the W, F. M. A. A solo their older daughter. Marv Adele. wns days thnt the travel over this road MIRS Theodora Chaae, of Kittery tho. Altrurinn club opened with a BACON 22c Ih. hPr home. In Groton next week on win be-tendered bv Mrs. Wnlter C, married to Fay Bailey Wllllam.s, .sbn wan counted It wns limited (<*• one Me,, -was In town on Thuraday In the good attendance on Thursday, • An .Monday, as 'Mrs IA E, Starr Is mak­ Sargent 'of Ayer, and Mrs, Wllllam O, «•!!• Of Mr, and Mrs. James W, WiUlniris teniji each day. It was nlso stated Interest of the California Perfume invitation was read from-the Ilarvard ,G06D ROAST BEt,:F 2rtc lb. Prico of- Ca'pnahoalc, Vn., will speak ing plans to close her hou.sc soon fof of Watertoivn In the pre'Cnee of relA- at the hearing that uncler the present Compahy, Woman's club for tho proaracnt and at three on rThe'slep ahead In rural _hcr nhn ual trip to' l'''lorida. tlvcs and a few Intimate friends.' Thp thrco niemhera to vlalt • their dub rURK nnd COMPt>i;Nn LAUD ul betterment'';'(It Tour, ,sprvlce of Inter- Jacob Bloomenthal returned from- - ' 0.,D. Se.aver. who w.is at his homo bride entered the pnrlor on the arm Ki/^^*^™ "• "^'^ ^°'^^ "°V "Cfvc the next Monday afternoon, " Miss Altlo oc^ston, led, by Mrs, George HarvIc the Clinton hospital on 'Thursday af­ ,, 12c and llo Ih. In 'to'wn over the week-end, has re- of her f.ather. who gave her awav( n<;- public In general, tho'commlaslonerH Howe gave a report ot tho Slate Fed­ of :T>t>omln9ter, followed by.the bene­ may havc It iiViproved.'and assess, thc ternoon, ' " • fiif»i#d-to'Wareham, ajid may'tako a companled by her sister. Miss Beatrice eration meeting held In Plymouth l.ast diction. . : ...: : • ^. . ' j cost on those who signed the petltron. A't the 'meeting of tho American M.ay at which 500 hccrcdited dele­ PEACIIE.S, largo can.9 20« position there. Boynton.ns her maid ot honor, The .conimlisi(5ncr.s gav*© no decision •' . • I.; ",' : Legion op Monday evening Comman­ gates wero present, besides ' many CONDENSED JiVatK ' I'le can " "'li' •••-•' . . ..' ,-. :.-' i,r: - •;.'•,.. .',. . X

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