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m, i , ANDOVER. he ndover ownsman 1 A A n'lo.y CTCTT»hm and always. flrat, laat—IlM manly, stralahtforwar.1. aabar, patriotic N»wT England Town —Pill IM PS nitOOkS ONE YEAR $2.00—SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, AUGUST 17, 1934 VOLUME XLVII NUMBER 45 School Board Names Holy Name Group LOCAL NEWS NOTES Special Town Meeting Will in Annual Outing William Skca of Pearson street visited in Lynn Monday. High School Teacher I he seminarians of the Franciscan mon astery in West Andover took a 7 to 4 victory Carl Holt of Elm street spent the week-end Probably Be Held Next Month from the Holy Name team at the annual at Swampscott. Miss Marion MacDonald of Gloucester, Instructor for Holy Name outing held Sunday afternoon John Levis, letter carrier, is enjoying his on the monastery grounds. annual two weeks’ vacation. Two Years at Ludlow High School, Selected to Bred Barrett, pitching for the Holy Name to Consider Zoning, Playground Take Place of Recent Appointee was relieved in the sixth inning by Jack Frank Markey of the Burns Co., Inc., is Cusscn, who as a relief pitcher did a tine job enjoying his annual vacation. in holding the Seminary team. Batteries were: Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of 'Temple place Planning Board Eliminating Old Controversial Features from Former Plan— Miss Marion Macdonald of Gloucester Barrett, Cusscn and Neil Cussen for the are at Hampton Beach fora week. was elated teacher in the business depart­ Boxing Tourney at Holy Name society and Fayce and Sicorrie Hope to Have Hearing Early in September—Selectmen Reported to ment < f Punchard high school at a special for the Seminary. William Burbine of Buxton court spent the school committee meeting Wednesday night. Playground Tonight In the tug of war the married men de­ week-end in the White Mountains. Have Reached an Agreement on Village Soccer Field At a special meeting in July the committee feated the single men, the winning team lieing Harold Johnson of Lincoln street is enjoy electai Miss Rachel Johnson of Pigeon Cove, Kdward O’Hagan, Thomas Doyle, Michael ing his annual two weeks’ vacation. but Mis> Johnson declined the position, hav­ 1 he annual boxing tournament will be A special town meeting will probably be Gardner, John Daley, Philip Gaudet, Neil belli sometime next month for several dif­ ing secured one with higher salary in Win- held at the playground this evening under Cussen and Patrick Daly. Miss Margaret Howard of Brook street Hold Pigeon Show British Auxiliary throp the direction of James Tammany. There will has been visiting her nieces in Malden. ferent purposes, the most important Being the The horseshoe pitching contest was won by I ae fifteen bouts with contestants ranging in Neil Cussen and Francis Kelly, with Rev. James Thompson of Highland road at­ Here on Sunday on Beach Party Gloucester high school, and received age from six to sixteen years. Raymond Lefe- I cording to information received this week. No Leo A. Hart, O. S. A., and John Green, tended the ball game in Boston on Sunday. formal action has been taken by the select­ bachelor of science degree from Salem State bvre, Hugh McLay and David Anderson will finishing second. The first combined Homer anti Fancy Teachers’ college in 1932. For the last two serve as judges. No prizes will lie awarded. Miss Ella Larkir, clerk in the office of the The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the British War men as yet, but it is understood that as soon Patrick Barrett and Augustine Sullivan tax collector is enjoying a week’s vacation. Pigeon Lawn show to be held in Essex county Veterans held a very enjoyable ride to Revere as the recently organized planning Ixuird can years she has been teaching typewriting, Previous to the boxing piogiam 32 play­ won the quoit pitching contest with Charles will Ik held Sunday at the Wildrose farm on commercial geography, business training Beach last Friday night. Those who made the formulate its plan, the meeting will be called. ground girls will stage a grand march and Hurley and Joseph Maroney, as runners up. Edward and Donald Hill of Lowell street D>wcll street owned by Sidney P. White. The planning committee met in the town and bookkeeping at the Ludlow high school flag drill under the supervision of Miss Davis. trip were: Mrs. Joseph Keith, Mrs. William A specialty race was won by Thomas are enjoying a few weeks in New York City. Fanciers from all paits of New England Cargill, Mrs. Robert Cargill, Mrs. David house on Monday evening. It has progressed She i: at present working for her master's Approximately thiee hundred children arc O’Riordan with Frank S. McDonald, second. have sent in reservations, and it is expected degree at Boston university. Mrs. John R. Sullivan of Red Spring mad Wallace, Mrs. Peter Campbell. Mrs. Alex Quite rapidly on its plan, and an especial en­ taking part in the vaiious tournaments now In the 100 yard dash for boys, Arthur that there will Ik* many more entries liefore Duke, Mrs. Peter Doherty, Mrs. George deavor has l>een made to eliminate the William A. Doherty asked the sub-com­ being conducted at the playgiound under the is spending her annual vacation in New Yoik Harkin finished first, with Thomas Delaney City. the closing hour for entering: 11.30 a.m. on Campbell, Mrs. Davidson, Margaret Reid, sources of complaint in the plan presented mittee if they had considered Miss Katherine supervision of playground leadcis. Of thus second, and James Winters, third. Sunday. 'There will Ik* six classes for hens and over five years ago. The plan will be quite Milne, local girl, graduate of the college of Mrs. Raymond Lefebvre, Mrs. James number 103 children under ten years of age The quarter mile run was won by Paul Miss Etta Cashan of Main street has re­ six for cocks for the Homing pigeon fanciers. Mitchell, Mrs. John Elder, Mrs. Alex Smith, flexible; there will be nothing ironclad about practical arts and letters at Boston Univer arc in the sand building contests, 59 children Collins, with William Donovan, second and turned from a two weeks’ stay at Hampton The classes of Fancy pigeons will be: it. sity, for the position, but Mrs. Ralph N. C Mrs. Harry Bland, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. between the ages of 10 and 14 years in the Joseph Winters, third. Beach. Dragoons, Nuns, Tumblers, Turlits, Owls, Hugh McLay, Mrs. Hector Patullo, Mrs. 'I he committee expects to Ik * ready early in Barn the chairman of the sub-committee checkei contest, 58 children in the jackstone Refreshments were in charge of James Frills, Fantails, Tipplers, Swallows, Pouters, September for a hearing on the plan. stated that Miss Milne, while very accept­ Miss Annie S. Lindsay’s hairdressing par­ William Tammany, Mrs. Lester Hilton, Mrs. contest and 71 in the tciritory games. Flannery. The committee in charge was as Jacopins, Kings, Mondames and Rollers. Gillen, Agnes Stewart, Mrs. Edward Downs, It is also understiKKl that the selectmen able, did not have the two yeais' experience To date the total number of games played lors will l>e closed from August 25 to Septem­ follows: Honorary chairman, Rev. Leo A. ber 4. Adv. Other fancy pigeons may be entered with the Louise Keith, Mrs. James Stewart, Rachael may present to the voters a proposed agree­ required by the rules of the hoard. in all four contests numbers well over one Hart, O. S. A., Edward J. Lefebvre, Joseph secretary at the show. Stewart, Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. Charles Skea, ment with the American Woolen company in­ Mi-v Mary E. ( \ Geagan, senior member, thousand with seven days yet remaining be­ A. McCarthy, Fred Barrett, M. A. Burke, Mis. Jean Carr of Plymouth visited with Rosettes and riblnms will Ik* awarder! Mrs. Firth, Mrs. A. Robertson, Mrs. K. volving the transfer of the soccer field at presided in the absence of Chairman Fred­ fore the close of the tournaments which will John Cussen, William A. Doherty, John Mis. Robina Sullivan of Ral Spring road w inners in each class, and cups to the champ­ Robertson, Mrs. John Duke, and Mary Jane Shawsheen village for public playground erick (’. Smith. The meeting lasted only be on Friday, August 24 at five p.m. Sweeney, William Collins, Frank S. Mc­ over the week-end. ion Homer and the champion Fancy. Keith. purposes. It is reported that the plan is very fifteen minutes. The winrnis of each class will be an­ Donald, James F. Welch, James E. Greeley, Miss Anita Blanchette of New York City Irving Moss of Ballard vale will have favorable to the town, and it might involve nounced at the annual carnival which will be George Markcy, Jeremiah J. O’Connor, charge of the Homer section and George the transfer of a large stretch of land along held on the evening of the 24th. visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Augustine P. Sullivan, Martin Doherty, Gill on Cuba street. Guthrie the Fancy section. Burnham road, which will ultimately allow Party in Honor of Children who have completed their hand John J. Barrett, James E. Flannery and Refreshments will be served. Pythians to Hold the construction of a better laid-out road work projects arc urged to icturn them at Francis A. Nelligan. Mr. and Mis. Frederick C. Smith and near the railroad tracks. iOth Anniversary once to play giound authorities to be labeled family of Canterbury stteet are enjoying a Outing on Sunday At the last special town meeting it was for the annual exhibition. neat ion at Scituate. Outing at House voted that the selectmen should negotiate New handwork projects which include the Form Plans for Miss Elizabeth Swift of Central street has with the Woolen company regarding this A dinner party in honor of the fortieth making of reed baskets, leather pocketbooks of Seven Gables Final plans for the joint picnic of the local property. anniversaty of their wedding was tendered and folders and the decorating of vases have returned from three weeks spent in Cherry Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias were Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Barnard at the home field and Machias, Maine. There may also l>e an article in the warrant already been started. Annual Carnival made Monday evening at the regular business asking an additional appropriation for truck of Mr. and Mrs. W. Shirley Barnard of High Miss Charlotte Proulx of Salem street is An outing will be held Monday evening at meeting of the Temple in Fraternal hall hire. street Wednesday evening. Mrs. Shirley The annual playground carnival will be nvalescing at the Lawrence General hos­ the House of Seven Gables in Salem by Court Monday evening. The picnic will be held at Barnard and Mrs. Aithur Cole were host­ British Veterans held next Friday evening, with plans already pital following an operation. St. Monica, C. D. of A. Those attending will Camp Onway, Raymond, N. H., next Sun esses. well underway to have various booths a t­ leave K. of C. hall between 5.30 and 6 p.m. day, and a bus will leave Fraternal hall at | Joan Lefebvre Is Mr. and Mrs. Barnard were married forty tractively decorated from which candy, cake, Miss Greta Hilton of North Main street All members who are interested but who were nine o’clock. yeai- ago ut the old chapel at Phillips acade­ Party Tomorrow ice cream, grabs, etc., will be sold. has returned home after enjoying a month’s not present at the meeting last Monday After the meeting refreshments were my. They have three children, Marion (Mrs. There will also be several novelty contest vacation at Lake Sunapee, N. H. night arc urged to call Mrs. Frank McDonald served by the following committee: Mrs. Most Popular Baby Arthur Cole), Shirley and Fostei. There are The British Empire Veterans association tables as well as a prize table. Nelson W. Edmands and sons, Milton and this evening. Jennie Cook, Mrs. Fred Westcott, Mrs. six grandchildren, Constance and Donald will hold a beach ride to Revere beach Satur­ There will be a meeting of the playground Nelson of Saugus spent Sunday w’ith Mrs. The Court will award in a drawing in the Ralph T. Berry and Mrs. Thomas B. Oorrie. Joan Lefebvre, three-year-old daughter of Cole, and Nancy, Patsy, Baibara and Joan day evening, with both men and women mem­ mothers Monday evening at 7:30 to further Mary C. Edmands of Carmel road. near future a hooked rug now on display in the The picnic committee: Mrs. Annie P. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lefebvre of Elm Barnard. * * bers and non-members, invited. The group plans. wdndow of Bernard L. McDonald’s coal office Davis, chairman; Mrs. Fred Westcott, Mrs. Mrs. James McDonald and daughter Mar­ street, was chosen “ Little Miss Popularity” will leave the square at six o’clock. on Main street. Ralph T. Berry, Mrs. Mabel Johnson, Mrs. at the annual baby show held last Friday The committee: Noiman K. MacLeish, Painting Town Offices garet of Elm court have been enjoying a The rug was displayed at the World’s Fair James C. Souter, Mrs. ( harlcs Davis, Mrs. Marriage Intentions week’s vacation at Salisbury Beach. night at the summer playground. The popu­ -Alexander Auchterlonie, Alexander Beedie, last year and received a blue ribbon. It was Thomas W. Neil, Mrs. Thomas B. Gorrie, lar applause accorded Joan by the children Daniel J. Kane, 20 Hansen street, Salem, Alexander Duke, Charles Fettes, Lindsay Painters were employed this week at Mr. and Mis. W. Shirley Barnard have made by a Michigan lady whose farm has Thomas Thin, Ralph T. Berry, Thomas B. gave her first place in her class and then gave and Mary Agnes Lonergan, 18 Pearson street. Kinnear, James Nicoll and James Mitchell. refinishing the inside of the town house offices. returned to their home on High street aftei been badly hit by the drought. Gorrie and John McGruth. her the title on which Andover’s babies feast Folke Henry Hanson, London, N. H., and enjoying three weeks at Wallis Sands. covetous eyes every summer. She was en­ Anna Elizabeth Waldie, 8 Avon street. Mrs. Alice Kerwin and son Paul of 61 tered by her older sister, Claire. William V. Emmons, 39 Morton street, and Stevens street have returned home after James McGrath proved most popular in Marjorie R. West, 23 Summer street. spending a few days at Milford, N. II. the class for children under one year, while Several Thefts Made Juvenile Champions Mary Grace Young and Ruth Campbell were Miss Betty Byers of Lacoitia, N. H., has the first choices in the next two classes. David returned home after spending a week with and Ruth Anderson were the first prize­ Mr. and Mrs. Emil Webber of Lowell street. Chosen at Shawsheen winning twins. Here Last Week-end Miss Dorothy Barnet of Burnham road Each place winning baby was awarded a D o Y o u K n o w . . . recently returned home after enjoying two little doll and a ribbon, and the children who weeks at the Holiday House at Milford, N. H. entered them were given small boxes of Twenty-four Dollars Lifted from Counter of Burns Co. Richard Simmers, Shuwsheen Boy, Defeats Arthur candy. Joan Lefebvre received a gold ribbon. What invitations call for an Ralph Baker, driver of Ladder 1 at the Hiilson for Junior Division Crown— James VV'illiam C. Crowley was referee, and Miss Store by Two Supposed Purchasers—Attempt­ Central fire station, has resumed his duties Margaret Davis was in charge. answer and what do not ? ed Break in Barnard Bloek Reported after enjoying his annual two weeks’ vaca­ Garvey of Lawrence Senior Chumpion The entries and winners in the various tion. divisons follow, with the name of the baby When cards should be left in Miss Catherine McMahon of 12 Florence Two new tennis champions, Richard Sim­ first, followed by the burnt* of the child A series of attempted breaks and thefts mers of Shawsheen village and James Gaivey entering the baby. making calls and how many? was reported to the police this week-end, but street is enjoying her annual two weeks’ Ring False Alarms; Organizer of Local vacation from her duties at the Andover of Lawrence, weie crowned at the end of the Division A, children under one year: first, in only one case was anything valuable third annual juvenile tennis tournament at James McGrath by Anna White; second, stolen. Saturday evening two young men Press. What to avoid in dress and Drum Corps Dies the Balmoral courts Wednesday aftei neon. Fire Shots in Vale Calvin George Hatch by Nellie Curgill; entered the store of the Burns Co., Inc., on Mrs. Ernest Verrette and family of Flor­ Simmers in the final match defeated third, Gardner Townsend by Marion Town­ clothing shops? Main street, and proceeded to purchase a ence street have returned home after enjoy­ Arthui Hiilson of Lawrence, who in the send; other entries, Shirley Keith by Ruth Darius Albert Ives of 133 Hillside road, few articles. The sum of twenty-four dollars Three false alarms were sounded last night, ing a month visiting friends and relatives in opening round Monday had eliminated till in the short space of thirteen minutes. 'The Keith. Watertown, former music instructor at had been left on the counter, and when the Canada. Robert Neil, defending champion in the Division B, under two years: first, Mary Phillips Academy and organizer of the clerk turned around for a minute, the two first, Box 68 at Lowell street and Love joy William Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Junior division. Garvey won the senior road, sounded at 1.32 a.m. The second, Box Grace Young by Eleanor Doherty; second, Andover Legion bugle and drum corps, passed young men evidently took the money, and championship, in which last year’s winner, Dorothy Murphy by Barbara Terrier; third, away Monday. Funeral services were held at after paying for their purchases out of the \. Welch of 63 Elm street, has been visiting 25, Andover street and Argilla road, sounded Can You Answer his aunt, Mrs. Joseph R. O. Adams in New' Frank O’Brien, Jr., did not participate as he eight minutes later, and the third, Box 23, Andrew Van nett by Margaret Downs; other the Waterman chapel Wednesday at 2.30 stolen money, they left the store. It was not is summering in Canada. entries, Marylin Brown by Kathleen (Juill until they had gone for some minutes that Rochelle, N. Y. Woburn street and Ballardvaie road, fol­ p.m. Burial was in Alt. Hope cemetery. The The runner-up in the senior contest was lowed five minutes after Box 25. and James Keaton by Alice Shorten. These Q uestions... combined organizations of the American the theft was noticed. Mrs. A. B. Sutherland and daughter Helen Donald Donahue of Lawrence, who elimin­ Division C, under three years: first, Ruth The clerk was able to provide the police Apparently at the same time three shots Legion, Masons and Klks conducted services. of Schenectady, N. Y., have been visiting at ated on Wednesday morning Edward GaiT- were fired in the Vale. One went through a Campbell by Christine Duke; second, Bar­ Mr. Ives was prominent as an organizer of with a detailed description of the two young the home of her brother, A. L. Davidson of ney of Lawrence to win the light of entering bara Jane Waldie by Helen Pasho; third, Are chaperons still necessary? men. One was 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighed window at the front of Bruce’s store, and the hands anil at one time he had 20 under his 29 Essex street. the finals against Gaivey. He defeated others went through two windows in Shat- Richard Eldred by Rita Downs; other tutelage. He was the leader of the tirst Massa­ about 160 pounds, wore a white shirt open at Gaflncy 6-3 and 6-4, the same score as Gai­ entries: Allan Hey by Shirley Hey; George the neck, a brown sweater, white trousers, I School committcewoman Miss Maiy E. tuck’s store. They were shot-gun shots. May salad be cut w ith a knife? chusetts hand to sec service in the world war, C. Geagan of Ballard vale left yesteiday for vey defeated him later in the afternoon. Police this morning were planning to bring by Mary Saura; Stephen Lcponis by and since then had been official bandmaster and a soft gray hat. The second was about The finals match between Simmers and Mary Louise Irwin and Agnes McAtamney five feet four inches in height, 140 pounds in Marthas Vineyard where she will enjoy a some suspects to the station, but no arrests Should you speak to a fellow of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co. week’s vacation. Hiilson was one of the most exciting of the had been made at press time. by Joseph McAtamney. He was horn in Des Moines, Iowa, Sep­ weight, ami wore a brown suit and hat and a tournament. Hiilson took the first set 6 to 2, Division D, under four years: first, Joan guest orw ait to b e introduced? tember 20, IS7h, coming to Dorchester with tan shirt. Vernon B. Hagenbuckle of the academy hut after a ding-dong second set which Sim­ Lefebvre by (’laire Lefebvre; second, Patsy his family when he was six. He took a decided On Saturday David Coutts of the Smith faculty received a master’s degree in French mers won 6-4, the Shawsheen lad showed a Sixty Artists at McLay by Roberta Cilley; third, Maureen interest in music at an early age and made and Coutts company reported that an at­ at the conclusion of the Middlebury college fine brand of tennis in the third set to win I Anna Hayes by Kathleen Hayes; other en­ it his life profession, organizing the nationally tempted break had been made in the Barnard summer school Tuesday. the match and the tournament. tries: Harold Bums by Dorothy Muise; block within a few days. Entrance had been Gallery Reception famous hand which bore his name in 1006. Private John O’Neill, U. S. M. C., at­ The results by days follow: ITimothy Brennan by Elwood Brennan; E M I L Y P O S T With the declaration of war the Ives hand made by removing the cover on the bulkhead I Shirley Hatfield by Mary Monihan; Irene in the alley back of the First National store. tached to the Hingham barracks spent the Monday’s Results was the tirst called into service and was week-end with his mother, Mrs. Frances Over sixty persons, including the Merri­ Yancy by William Yancy; Ethel Hibbert by The miscreants then went down into the J unior Class Will Solve Your Problems attached to the U. S. S. Kearsarge. The fol­ O’Neill of School street. mack Valley artists who ate exhibiting at the Dorothy Monroe; John Franklin Irwin by lowing year, he was ordered to the naval cellar and up a few steps to the street floor in John Mahoney, Lawrence, defeated 'Thom­ Addison Gallery this summer and the direc­ Marjorie Irwin. of Modern Living in a Series training station at Newport, H. L, where he the cellar way. The door was plastered up Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Wilson of Whittier as Burns, Andover, 6-3,6-1; Howard Proctor, tors of the Merrimack Valley Art association, Twins: first, David and Ruth Anderson, organized the navy hand school. some time ago, but whoever was attempting street have returned home after enjoying a j ^hawsheen, defeated Ro Ikt I MacMachin, were present at a reception held Saturday entered by Margaret Gordon and second, of Articles to Appear in He organized and instructed 25 hands con­ to enter used a poker in an unsuccessful month’s trip to New Brunswick, where they Shawsheen, 6-2, 6-1; Ray Whittaker, Law­ afternoon at the gallery. Howard and George Dunnells, entered by This Paper on taining 100 men each and also formed numer­ attempt to break the door. visited friends and relatives. rence, defeated Stafford Lindsay, Jr., Shaw­ After enjoying tea the group examined Jean Dunnells. ous bugle and drum corps. After the war, he Saturday a break was reported at the late sheen, 6-0, 6-0; Mary Elliott, Andover, de­ the many fine contributions in the Merrimack In the parade of the babies preceding the James Timony, U. S. A., connected with feated Stephen Moss, Shawsheen, 6-3, 5-7, returned to Boston where in 1021 he was Granville Cutler’s on Lowell street. the meteorological department of the army V alley exhibition. contest the National colors were carried by appointed examiner in music in the Boston Also on Saturday Emery J. Delaney who 6-4; Walter Kelly, Lawrence, defeated Fred Miss Alice Chase, Mrs. Earl Cook, and ( buries Shorten and the following l>oys car­ at the Aberdeen proving grounds in Mary­ Butler, Jr., Shawsheen, 6-3, 6-1; Arthui Hill- public schools. He served in that office for used to live on Juliette street, came to the land has been visiting in town. Mrs. Charles H. Sawyer poured. ried the division standards: Joseph Levi, Good Taste three years and was then appointed band­ station about 10.15 p.m. He said he had son, Lawrence, defeated Robert Neil, Shaw­ John Markey,'Kdward Lindholm, Jr., John master and instructor of the Boston police moved from Juliette street a couple of days Mrs. J. J. O’Connor and son Peter of High sheen, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4; Douglas Howe, Shaw­ B irth s Dwyer and William Gordon. before, and on going uack Saturday, he found street and Mrs. Sophie Bouleau of Main sheen, defeated John Neil, Shawsheen, 6-2, band. street have returned home after visiting 6 3; Thomas Brucato, Andover, defeated On several occasions he served as guest that some water pipe of his had been stolen A daughter, Marion Earlene, to Mr. and | in addition to two and one-half gallons of friends and relatives in Prince Edward Island. Ray Whittaker, Lawrence, 6-2, 2-6, 6-4; Today conductor with the band of Edwin Franke Walter Kelly, Lawience, defeated Gerald Mrs. J. Earle Bennett of 37 Maple avenue, Legion Auxiliary Goldman. Besides teaching music at Phillips paint and a new rake. While the police were Mrs. Michael J. O’Connor, daughters August 9, at the Laurence General hospital. investigating, a neighbor came over and said Lenane, Shawsheen, 6-2, “5-7, 6-4; Edward Academy he also taught at the Winthrop Margaret and Ruth and son, Donald, of Anderson, Shawsheen, defeated Alex Bla- A son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Irving Rob- | Plans Lawn Party Mrs.Post undoubtedly is the high school, and organized the huglc and he had taken the pipe. No trace has been Maple avenue have returned home after bins, 53 Red Spring road, at the O'Donnell ! found of the paint and the rake. miie, Shawsheen, 6-2, 6 4; Douglas Howe, best known authority on drum corps of Oliver Ames Legion post, enjoying two weeks in the White Mountains Shawsheen, defeated John Mahoney, Law­ sanatorium, August 8. ... , , , Back Bay, and the Cambridge, Medford, and About 10.45 p.m. Saturday Mrs. George James N. Cole of 45 Abbot street was rence, 6-0, 6-2. Mr. ami Mrs. Benjamin M. Durlaml, Jr., ‘m: 1H ' c“ i,n« f" r lhe lawn l>artV •nailers of etiquette in the Andover posts. In 1931 he was appointed Hayward of 103 Salem street called up to say of Salem, Oregon, announce the birth of u which is to be held at the playstead on Satur- drawn for jury service at the selectmen’s Senior (' lass daughter, Barbara Ruth, on August 9. The d^ry, August 25 by the American Legion instructor of the Boston University hand. that someone was in her cellar. Officer meeting Monday to seive on the criminal country. She knows the an­ Walter Lehane, Lawrence, defeated War­ mother is the former Mary Lillian Cole of ^ ^nd'»vei ik js I, No. K. He was a member of several fraternal Deyermond and Stevens investigated, but session in Lawrence Superior court beginning ren Sanders, Shawsheen, 6-3, 6-1; George 49 Abbot street. Mother and baby are doing . H‘n«° wl 1 “ ""S o f Matures It will Ik * swers to all of the m ultitude organizations, including the Elks, the Army could find no trace of anyone. September 19. and Navy club, Masons, American Legion Connors, Andover, defeated Warren Bernard, nicelynicelv. in charge of the Misses Dorrs ami Ethel Hil­ Lawrence, 6-1, 6-3; Richaid Simmers, Shaw­ ton. All members aie Ik-ing solicited so that of questions that have to do and the American Bondmoitera’ association. E. Buike Thornton, Herbert 11. Veit, Ed­ A son, Richaid Norman, to Mr. and Mrs. sheen, defeated Wallace Andrews, Lawrence, ach b o o th will Ik * amply supplied. He is survived by a son, Waller S. Ives of ward Plummer, Frank Goodwin, Thomas Morris Williams of 37 Essex street, July 18, with good taste and that Watertown anil a daughter. Hazel 1. Ives. Drum Corps Will 6- 0, 6-2; John Ccderbcrg, Shawsheen, de­ at the Lawrence General hospital. 'The American Legion and the Past Piesi Kneeland and Barney McEnmoie were feated Mary Mahoney, Andover, 6-1, 6-4; dents of the American Legion Auxiliary have His wife, Mrs. Mabel Ives, died in February. guests of Frank L. Biigham at the Red Sox- confront all of us frequently Parade at Brockton William Gallahue, defeated Norman Lisle Telephone Pole Snapped Off offered their services. A brass quartet from his hand played at the Yankee game at Boston last 1‘riday. 7- 5, 6-2; John Brucato, Andover, defeated Much interest is Inring shown in the uma- funeral services and a featured soloist, Aaron 10 our everyday lives. Frederick L. Adams, son of Mrs. Pauline Francis Welch, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2; James Garvey A telephone 'Kile on Lowell street wus i feu' vau'k'ville “ J"*"1 "Mch "> held Harris, rendered selections on the double- rhe local Legion bugle and drum corps defeated Joseph Bums, Jr., Andover, 6-0,6-1. helled euphonium. The Macstersingers also Cameron of 78 Maple avenue, is undergeing snapped olT near the Base last night almut m "ie evening. All those des,ring to comiiete will participate in a parade at the state training in the drills, duties and customs of 7:30 p.m. when an Oldsmobilc sedan driven names with any membei of the 1 liese articles will pro­ were on the musicul program. Legion convention in Brockton tonight and Tuesday’s Results the U. S. Marines at Parris Island, S C. He J u n io r D iv is io n By Frederick O. Bent of Lawrence skidded “ ST1"}®?1,' ... will also march in the big parade tomorrow. enlisted for four years at the Marine Corps into it. Bent was driving east on Dtwell j Die doll carnage and bievde parade is an vide a liberal educa­ A bus will leave the Legion rooms at seven Arthur Hiilson, Lawrence, defeated Mar> Recruiting station, Boston, on July 24. Elliott, Andover, 6 0, 6-2. stieet when his car skidded on the curve in j a' ^ ,n?°n feature and it is ho|K*d by the tion in etiquette. Be Work Started on o’clock tonight, returning tomorrow night. frent of the Ceder bergs’. He received u cut on a good numix-r of boys und sure to read them There are still a few vacant seats remaining Among those attending the baseball game Richard Simmers, Shawsheen, defeated his left eye, and the car was badly damaged. , K,rhj will cuter this contest. at SL75 a round trip for anyone desiring to in Boston Saturday were Joseph Barton of Howard Proctor, Shawsheen, 6-1, 6-1. ------j Mrs. ( arl Wetterberg is general chairman °n pane 3 of this issue. Police Barracks attend the convention. Elm court, John ( ole of Florence street, John Walter Kelley, Lawrence, defeated 'Thomas of the affair and the following will have charge Tonight it is expected that the local corps Griffin of School street, Drummond Bisset of Brucato, Andover, 6-2, 6-0. of the various booths: .Mrs John Keith, Miss Aithur Hiilson defeuted Douglas Howe, Fire Record Work on the new state police barracks on will parade with the Lowell corps in an North Main treet, Lester Hilton, Jr., of Doris Hilton, Mrs. Mary Carbide, Mis. attempt to boost Lowell as next year s con­ North Main street, Carl Porter of Pearson Shawsheen, 6-2, 6-3. Emma Kecnesand Mrs. Harry Couck. the by pass is well underway, and at present Simmers defeated Kelley 6-3 and 12-10 August 14, still, 4.10 p.i b ru sh tire the foundation is very nearly finished. The vention city. Tomorrow afternoon the local street, Thomas Low of Maple court, William corps will be second in line, marching with the i Crawford of Central street, Herman Hilton Senior Division Ballardvaie loud. 'The Henry Clukey property on Center t o r lt,.„| Value, Buy barrack* will be two and a half stones high. John Garvey, Lawrence, defeated Fred August 16, still, 11.05 a m. and box street, Ballardvaie, formerly owned by They are being cl ns true ted near the en­ Amesbury drill team. , . 1 of North Main treet, and C. Edward Buchan Last Sunday the Andover corps partici­ of Central street. Messina, Lawrence, 6 0, 6-0. 11.50 a.m., brush fire on l»vejoy. ,road. | Arthur Morse, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. HOLLAND SYSTEM trance to the Conservation Camp, and will pated in the parade at the annual Beverly August 17 1.32 a.m. Box 68 False. 1.40 I John McClellan of South Lawrence through Old Whltkay It's mellow I replace the present barracks on the Reading (Other locals on page 4) (Continued on page 2, column 2) competition. a.m Box 25 False. 1.45 a.m. Box 23— False, the Frederick E. Cheever real estate agency. u l i t t l e i/t the llou.v” road. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, l«m PAGE TWO TIIE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN' THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN NEWS OF OTHER DAYS Publiihed every Friday at tlie Press Iluilding, Andover, Mass., by the Andover Press Remember This — Fifteen Years Ago IRA. EI_MF.ll J. GROVEH, Managing Editor TOWNSMAN Telephone lS2t Twenty-Five Years Ago still growing.” This is the record for a benuti ful stalk measured this morning nt th 9 ground Entered nt Andover Postoflice as Second Class Matter Arthur bliss, Jr., Ims recently purchased a of E. K. Jenkins. new motorcycle. Mr. ami Mrs. George F. Farmer of Spring- Fred Westcottof J. I’. Wakefield’s market field are visiting at T. J. Farmer’s. Onr Primary Aspirants polities for what they can get out of it. is enjoying his annual vacation. others of whom hope to stimulate their Flurry Kandlett. George, Andrew and Fred Collins are going fishing off Newbury- Ten Years Ago Over 2MH) mimes will appear on the private business by getting in the public port tomorrow. bulbils ill the biennial stale Primary eye, and one or two of whom really hope Batters are up for a new house to Ik* built to serve the public. For the more im­ A valuable horse owned l>y the Andover election to be belli on Tlunsduy, Sep­ Steam Laundry died of heart trouble Mon on Chestnut street for Roy Daniels. tem ber 20. T he Unite num ber of candi­ portant state olliees, such as governor, day. A new gray has been bought to take its S. H. Hailey and Miss Madeleine Hewcsnf this town attended the 26th annual reunion dates means but one thing: there will candidates were selected by the ei.nven place. lions, but some of those who weie de­ Owing to the large crowds which have of the Batchelder family held in the town be many opportunities for voters to hall. Hampton Falls, N. H., last week Mr. make mistakes. feated immediately stalled a private attended the Wonderland moving pictures, campaign of their own and secured the the management is having an extension Bailey was elected vice-president and Mjss Presumably the names appearing on Hewcs a member of the executive committee. the ballot this year weie selected through number of signntuics necessary to hav built on Elm block so that there will soon be an additional seating capacity of about one Rev. Frederick McConnell, Mrs. McCon­ a method which was suggested in an ef­ their names placed on I lie ballots inde­ nell and son and daughter of Dayton. Penn., pendently of the party slate. The result hundred. fort to pri dure better primary candi­ The new auto garage which is being built are visiting at the home of Dr. E. I). Lane dates. Last spring the voters of the state is Hint the public is still having III on Locke street. same type of candidate offered to it a on Park street is now nearing completion. - a few of them went to so-called pre- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse West are visiting John H. Playdon, the well-known florist, is pi imurics to vote fol delegates to the when the simpler, less expensive method spending several weeks in Nova Scotia, friends in Maine. Canada. stale conventions of the two major of nomination was used. John Collins of Pine street lost a valuable Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hickey and son of parties. These delegates in the conven­ It is ti n late this year In do anything horse last week. Essex street arc visiting relatives in Hartford, tion then nominated candidates to rep­ about the method of nomination save l Chester Abbott is having his house on Red Conn. resent their respective parties in the more resolve to correct it in the next session u Spring road repainted. William Brown has been confined to bis James K. Selden and family have moved important races for olliee. 'Phis method the General Court. It is up to the voters from School street to the Laurie house on of the state now to make the most of u home for the last few days. Phillips street. was supposed to supplant the old meth­ William Morrissey has gone to Old Orchard od whereby candidates meiely had to sorry situation. One month remains be­ fora two weeks’ vacation. A family reunion with all the living chil­ secure a certain number of signatures to fore tlie election, and in that month Illi­ Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lamont and Miss dren and eighteen of the twenty grandchil­ lie nom inated. cit izens iff M assachusetts should en­ Elizabeth Lamont are visiting relatives in dren picsent, was held at the home of Mrs. The result of the pie-primary lias deavor to ascertain which are the best Philadelphia. Mary A. Welch, 74 Summer street, Sunday. been just the same as in the days when candidates. A primary is not so much an Comrade F.. Kendull Jenkins, G. A. R., Presents n Standard to Commander l>. VV. Miss Katherine Walsh and Miss Alice Train service between Tewksbury Junc­ only one piiitiuiy was held. I'm the election as an elimination of the less de­ Thomson. Andover Post, No. 8, American l.egion — Andover, September fith, 1919 Leslie have returned from a vacation at tion and South Lawrence, via Hoggett’s pond local olliees of representative, senator, sirable candidates, and for that reason From "A ml(net is Ihr World War" Chebeogue and West Andover, was discontinued Mon- regislriu. etc., the old system of self- everyone should try by bis vote to make A hollyhock 11 feet, 3 inches tall and day morning. miinination still prevailed anyway, with the November election ballot contain O bituaries Punchard Building the icsnlt that we still have a large num­ only the best of the candidates offered sisters, namely Charlotte, Anne and Emily, “ Going (lay, ” a sneezy, breezy comedy will ber of candidates, many of whom are in oil Septem ber 20. CASSIDY whose inner lives have come down to us with be presented at the playhouse the week of Entirely Wrecked so much clarity through their work. The August 20th. John S. Cassidy, three-year-old son of Mr. scene is laid on the moor with its winds, and Mrs. Joseph W. Cassidy, passed away heather and great emptiness. County Council to Meet Monday morning at the family home. 40 Old Punchaid is all gone. Today the crew Siftings Communications of local workmen are doing their final day’s Among those appearing in “ Moor Born’ York street. Mr. Cassidy is manager of the are Alan Merritt Fishburn, James O’Rcar, Lawrence district office of the New England work on the building itself, and Monday they The meeting of the Essex County Council will lead trucks with unsold building materi­ Hugh Tate, Berilla Kerr, Helen Bragdon, of the Ladies’ auxiliary to the V.FAV. will be "25(H)cntci race fm nominations.” Few of Dear Mr. Editor: lephone and Telegraph C< Helen Griffin, Estelle Foreman, Rosalind held Sunday August 26 at two p.m. in the us realized the unemployment situation was “ Planning Board to Present Plans.” Is Besides his parents, a brother, Walter L., "A deaf and a blind wife are als and start to clean the remaining bricks. husband During the period that the building was being Roulston, Nancy Applewhite and Howard V.F.W. quarters on Friend street, Amesbury. as bad us that. that still a joke, Mr. Editor? I shall be in­ survives. always a happy couple .” terested in any plan presented by the board. Funeral services took place at the late wrecked, four men have been cleaning bricks, Unkelbach. A penny social will be held after the meeting. In your good editorial headed “ Zoning __ AUGUST but a huge pile still lemins to be cleaned. Productions so far staged at the Westford Delegates arc requested to bring donation- business and lalsir leaders piedict a pick­ home Tuesday afternoon. Playhouse at Lake Nabnasset include, “ Up up in business in the fall. Ptofiably they fig­ Andover” primed in last week’s Townsman, fsToP] 20—Crickets impede all traf­ There should be tw«. weeks’ more work nt the you said, ‘‘Municipalities have the very un­ GUTTERS! >N fic, San Francisco, 1889. school h r the focal workers. Pops the Devil,” “Candle Light,” “ En­ ure that what goes down must come up. chanted Cottage,” “ Uncle Vanya,” and fortunate habit of paying too much attention Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Gut- What is left of the building—two sections to the present and forgetting the future.” of stone wall and the concietc fleers of the ‘Ten Nights in a Barroom,” in addition to Visitor at Zoo: “ Is that gnu very vicious?'1 Nine lighthouses are for sale in Maine. terson, wife of Myron E. Gutterson, were 21—Carrie Nation smashed several one act plays presented in the Studio That is only too true. If there had been a fixtures in saloon. 1901. basement will be removed by the contrac­ Guide: “ Haven’t you heard, lady? No Anyone want to start light housekeeping? conducted by Rev. Frederick A. Wilson, Theatre. gnus is good gnus!” Planning Board thousands of dollars would D.D . at the late home, 47 Chestnut street. tors who are to be awarded the contract for not have been wasted on Memorial Hall and Saturday afternoon. Cremation took place at building the new school. The pipe from the One of out contemporaries rcmaiks: the new school building would be in a better 22—Kendall first man to swim main heating plant which enters new Punch­ “Harvard is conducting a series of tests to Harmony Grove, Salem, and the ashes were Niagara Rapids, 1886. ard through old Punchard still stands ready FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUIT Blossoming P l a n t s place than the backyard of the present high interred in the family lot at the Old South at the lowest prices study fatigue. It should include the llaivnrd school building. for use during the coming winter. accent, which fatigues many people.” The cemetery. The basement was one of the most stub­ Exacum, Blue Torenia and Achimines Also “ Antic ver will Ik.* a far better place to The bearers were: Frederic S. Bout well. 23—New Mexico is annexed Casaba and Honeydew Melons writer probably meant that the fatigue is live in if it will listen to its planning board.” to the United States.1846. born parts of the building to wreck because Plums Strawberries Blueberries Apples brought un not by those who speak the Har­ Henry W. Barnard, William B. Cheever, of the large number of btick-walled paititions. That will depend to a large degree on the Fred E. Cheever, Flavius Bouchard and Peaches Grapes vard accent but by those who speak about it. personnel of the hoard. The members should It was also one of the most interesting places The George D. Millett Greenhouse; Joseph Blunt. to work. In several of the subtenanean Wildwood Road Telephone IOC Ik* named by the Moderator and not in the The following floral tributes were received: -British troops burn the - Main Street No prizes will In- a wauled at the play­ haphazard way as at present. White House, 1814. chambers, the plastered walls were covered A . B A S S O Wnreaths: Employees of Gutterson and with names of former Punchard students. ground boxing contests tonight. They can be We await the plans. ould, Inc.; Mr. and Mrs. Flavious Bou­ lighters, but not prize fighters. Voter The football team of 1922 was very well ad­ chard; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnard and 25—City of New Orleans vertised upon the walls, and the excessive family; Mr. Samuel Gordon. Mound: Eleanor founded by French, 1718. number of superlatives used in describing th. Just when the country gets some work, it KutnhlingH of u Subscriber M. Downs, Baskets: Mr. and Mrs. Francis goes on strike. team was fairly good evidence that the eleven K .lenzo Antiseptic “ American Woolen has loss of half million.’ Zecchini; Punchard Alumni Association; men who represented Punchard on the gtid- How can it be otheiwise when this Socialistic lorence and Kate Swift; Sarah, Jean and 26—Constitution amended to A new board of censors has been appointed give women votes, 1920. iion that year were not too bashful in pro­ A superior MOUTH ANTISEPTIC—corrects mouth Government of ours ordeis less working hours teph Blunt; Directors of Home for Aged, claiming theii own merits. to purify new music. Some hand songs will and increased wages. uquets; Myron E. Gutterson; Frederic S. irritations due to canker, tooth extractions, dental be banned songs pretty soon. The most remarkable coincidence hap­ Bout well: Marion Lccke Morrison; Mrs. pened to a young man, who just ten years plates and bridges. Now in a new size at a lower price. “ Collective Bargaining.” “ Arbitration.” Arthur T. Bout well; Mr. and Mrs. J. Albion ago attended the sixth g»ade in Old Punchard W eddings What do these words mean? To labor they Burtt and Miss Winifred Burtt. Sprays: Laurence and William; one sister, Glady: F u l l Hill. That year a club was organized by the teach P i n t mean the lion’s shaie for us or we don’t Mr . and Mrs. George B. Frost; Mrs. Thomas er, and an election was held. This week a slip 49c accept. Farmer and Nellie Farmer; Miss Mattie Rev. Raymond A. Heron, rector of Grace A UCH INC LOSS— LO O tv Episcopal church, Lawrence, conducted the of papei written by the teacher, showing the Ajlcn Mm.Myitin book, well-known hem in . Robinson, Mrs. John Alden and Annie numbrt of votes each pupil received for picsi Many people*always take the pait of the funeral service*. Burial was in Pine Hill tnu.V.i. a g'ramnffr™ Phillips academy In indsay; Mrs. Margaret Murphy and Mrs. cemetery, Dover, N. If. dent of the club, was found by one of the 1923, wus married icccntly to Miss Maria “ under dog”. There are many under dogs I Moira Heffeman; Silverman Brothers; Mil­ workeis. The young man who attended the THE HARTIGAN PHARMACY knew who aren’t as far under as they should dred and George Brown; Dr. and Mrs. Simp­ Sloan Auchincloss, daughtet of Dr. and Mrs. FORBES sixth grade ten years ago and who is now- Hugh Auchincloss of New York, the cere­ be. son; Mr. and Mrs. A. Basso; Mrs. Gould and working with the wreckers was shown the mony taking place in St. Ann’s church, Mrs. t arter; Mr. William McDonald; Em­ Mrs. Ellen Coburn Snow Forbes, widow of paper. His name was first with 13 votes, Kenncbunkport. Mr. Look is the son of Mrs. Juvenile Champions ployees of Portland Branch; Mr. and Mrs. the late Professor Charles H. Forbes of while his nearest competitor received nine Frank Byron Look of New York. William Cheever and Abbot; William A. Phillips Academy, passed away this morning The young man recalled having been elected While at Andover he was a member of the Chosen at Shawsheen and Joseph Doherty; Selma and Horace at the family home on Hidden road. president of the club, but this was the fust k.O.A. society and of the football anti track Beane; Mrs. William T. Jackson; Mr. and The late Mrs. Forbes was born in Boston time he knew how many votes he had re teams. He played center on the varsity foot­ (Continued from page 1 1 Mrs. Frederick H. Jones; Hiram and Adele in 1857. and had lived here about 50 years. ceived. The Australian ballot had been used ball team at Yale for twe years and he was James Claivey, Lawrence, defeated Philip Wintemitz; Albert, Emma, Charlie and Lou­ She leaves one brother, Frederic W. Snow and the tabulator—the teacher—had re FO R RENT also a member of the crew for two years. He Hour beau, Lawrence, 6-0,6-0. ise; Maud and Torn; Mrs. George t heever of Kenncbunkport, Maine. ftained from announcing the number of studied law at Fordham, and has been secre­ Thomas Neil, Shawsheen, defeated Ed­ and Fred. Sympathy Bouquets: William Arrangements for the funeral are incom­ •s in order to prevent jealousy. tary to Mayor Platt of Rye, New York. ward Anderson, Shawsheen, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. row, Ruth and Phil; Arthur Johnson. plete, but it will probably be held Sunday We have a few modern, single houses Donald Donahue, Lawrence, defeated T. afternoon at the late home, with Rev. Mark­ Whist Winners to rent in SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE to MEALEY—SYKES (iallahue, Lawtence, 6-2, 6-0. CORRIGAN ham W. Stackpole of Milton conducting the The funeral of Mrs. James Corrigan, who services. Burial will be in the Chapel ceme­ Prize winners at the Y.F.W. Auxilia At a pretty ceremony held in St. M ark’s Edwaid Gaffney, Lawrence, defeated W tery'. desirable people. Some are brick con­ M. E. church, Lawrence, at seven o’clock Lchane, Lawtence, 6-1,6-3. passed away suddenly about eight o’clock whist last night were: Door prize, Mrs. Sunday morning at her home, 60 Magnolia William G. Martin; consolations, John Me struction, some frame, and the Wednesday evening, Miss Lavinia Isabel John Garvey defeatid Thomas Neil, 6-1, Building In*; ector’s Notice Sykes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Martin F. 6-1. avenue, following her return from church, was Lay and Mrs. Martin; Mrs. J. Wilkinson Sykes of 39 Ohio avenue, Lawrence, became Donahue defeated John Cedeibeig, Shaw held Tuesday morning with a high mass at lamp; Mrs. Lake, breakfast set; James rentals are low. St. Augustine’s church at 9.30 o’clock. Inter­ In connection with the planning board Douglass, table doth; Mrs. Fred Carlyle the bride of Murray Leroy Mealey, son of sheen, 6-0, 6-1. ok. the building inspector has issued the Mr. and Mrs, Roderick A Mealey, 24 F.n James Gaivcy defeated John Garvey, 6-4 ment was in the family lot in St. Augustine’s step-on garbage pail; Mrs. Hall, water set following notice: Mrs. A. Greenwood, waste basket; Mrs. A more street, Shawsheen village. Rev. Philip 1- 6, 7-5. cemetery. “This is to serve notice that the Town of Wednesday’s Results Besides her husband, Mrs. Corrigan leaves Campbell, bread box; Mrs. William Snyder, ANDOVER-SHAWSHEEN REALTY CO. S. Nason of the First M E. church of Ports­ Andover has a By-Law known as the Build­ mouth, N. If., performed the ceremony. The J unior Division sister. Miss Elizabeth McDonald of North towels; Mrs. G. Campbell, pocketbook; Mrs Andover; a brother, William McDonald of ing Law, excerpts of which arc as follows: Bowers, cards; Mrs. F. Buckley, cannisters F. M. & T. E. ANDREW, M anagers church was decorated with palms, gladiolas Richard Simmeis defeated Arthur Hills* n “Section 5.—No Building shall be con­ and asters. 2- 6, 6-4, 6-2. ’ortland, Maine; and several nieces and Mrs. Young, dusters; Mrs. Fred Westcott structed or altered except in conformity with towels; Mrs. Vannett, pocketbook; Mrs The bride was attractively gowned in Senior Division iphews. the provisions of this By-Law. Administration Building, Shawsheen Village—Tel. Andover 119 white silk crepe, with a high neckline. She Donald Donahue defeated Edward Gaff­ ('areston, candlesticks; and Mis. Jame SEARS “Section 6.- -A person intending to erect Fraser, bag. wore a tulle tri-corn cap with a veil of tulle ney, 6-3, 6 4. make alteiations in such building, or his and lace. Her bouquet was of white roses and James Garvey defeated Donald Donahue A life long to be remembered by her friends Another whist and beano party will be duly authorized agent, before he proceeds to held next Thursday night. On September 1 * lilies of the valley. 6 3,6 4 close*! on earth last Wednesday morning with build or erect the same, or lay the foundation The matron of honor was Mrs. Gladys V the death of Miss Sarah E. Sears of 62 W hit- memorial whist will be held with a beautiful thereof, or to make the said alterations, must electric tabic lamp as a special prize, and Banks of North Andover, while Mrs. Rita J, tier street at the ripe age of ninety-three file application for a permit with the Inspec­ Bower of Methuen and Miss Doris <\ Wake years. whist prizes including minors, lamps, book Hole-in-O ne by tor of Buildings. ends, etc. ham of Lawrence acted as bridesmaids. Mrs Bereft of her sailor father in infancy by his “Section 7,—The Inspector shall grant Hanks wore pink lace with net accessories Cheever in Maine loss at sea she grew to womanhood in Dennis, permits for such erection or alteration, when SERVICE AS USUAL and her bouquet was of pink roses and baby’.* a place ever afterward of cherished memorie ihe plans and detailed descriptions are in breath. Mrs. Bower wore a gown of orchid net to her. Lake Shore Players to Lyman F. ( hewer of 5 I’unchanl avenue conformity with this By-Law. No work shall with matching accessories, and she carried a After a short residence in Lynn she came Ik.* commenced until a permit is issued. Present “Going Gay’ During the summer months our fuel sheath of yellow gladiolas. Miss VVakeham’i accomplished the object of every golfer*! to Andover forty-eight years ago to live with Section 59,—The Board of Selectmen gown was of yellow net with matching ac­ dream on Sunday when he scored a hole-m­ her brother, John C. Sears a shoe dealer i: upon the application of the Inspector of With the presentation of Ruth St. Denis, and range oil trucks bring you the cessories, and she carried a sheath of orchid at the Itmlgtcm, Maine, Highland* town, and was a devoted companion and Buildings may institute proceedings to en America’s premiere dancer Tuesday evening gladiolas. country club. Mr. Cheever was playing the helper to him and his wife (Susan Johnson) force this By-Law and to enjoin the erection, and “ Moor Born,” by the Lake Shore same prompt service rendered during W. Malcolm Murphy of Argyll* street was fourth hole, 127 yards, with Percy F. Smith as long as they lived. Un Mrs. Sears’ death, on t mu a nee or occupation of any building in Players on Wednesday, Thursday and F riday the winter. the best man, and the ushers were Richard of Main street, when he earned his member­ generous provision was made for Miss violation of the provisions of this By-Law.” evenings of this week, the Lake Shore \\ Bower of Methuen and George H. Seal of ship in the exclusive hole-in-one club. He Sarah and her older sister Miss Lydia who Theatre, Westford entered its sixth week of Shawsheen village. played a niblick shot from the tee and his hared the home with her until her death a Kenny to Wrestle presenting better known Broadway produc­ Following the ceremony a reception wai ball fell directly into the hole, wedging l>e few years ago. tions and nationally known artists which Don’t forget the QUALITY hehl at the home of the bride’s parents tween the tin and the Itagstick. She was a loyal member of the Free Chris­ Bill Renny of Walnut avenue will wrestle have been most favorably received by drama­ which was decorated with cut flowers. Fred Wall, professional at the club, wit tian Church for forty-six years and in her The Black Dragon” in the main bout of conscious people in this locality. of th e The couple are on a wedding trip through nessed the shot. days of health was active in the work of its Wally Mitchell’s weekly wrestling show- at “ Moor Born,” a delightful drama por­ New York state, and after August 26, they Sunday School and Benevolent Society. Martin’s pond this evening. trays the lives of the three strange Bronte will reside temporarily at 39 Ohio avenue Country Cluh Results By her long and faithful service to others, Lawrence. her cheerful, friendly nature and her genuine ATLANTIC REFINING CO.’S E. A. Johnson was low net in the selecte Christian womanhood, she won a warm plact Find Missing Man nine in eighteen, one-half handicap, matche in the hearts of all who knew her. PRODUCTS at the Andover country club Sunday. The tender and faithful care of loving at­ ANDOVER CHURCHES Ludger Dion, aged 77 years, of 95 Brook The scores: FI. A. Johnson, .15-21 tendants blessed her closing years. held street, Lawrence, was found wandering Abbott, 59-25; It. (iittes. 40-26; It Anderton She has won the Master’s plaudit “Well FREE CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH in the driveway of Edmond F Hammond’: 55-27; A. E. Kedfern. 55-27; F\ Gallahe lone, good and faithful servant,—enter thou residence on Hidden road Sunday night. M 57-27: I H. Iloss, 57-27; C. S. Waugh, 54-28 into the joy of thy lord.” Sunday. 10.45, Union Service, in tile South Church. Sunday, 8.00, Holy Communion. 10.45, Morning Hammond notified the local police, who in W. V Higgins, 55-28; W. E. Titus. 56-29 The funeral service was conducted this Prayer and Sermon. turn called the Lawrence police. The man had Ik Best. $7 29; S. A. Lindsay, 58-29; I). ( afternoon in her late home on Whittier street Thursday, 7.30, Holy Communion. C r o s s C o a l C o. SOUTH CHURCH been reported missing, and he was taken back Itoyd, 40-29; I*. I Morehouse, 56-51; and by her long time friend and Pastor, Rev. F. A to Lawrence by the Lawrence police. W. N. Sullivan, 41-52. Wilson, D.D. and her body will be laid to rest Sunday, 10.45, The Free Church ia uniting with the South Church for services during August. Rev. tomorrow in the Sears family lot in Dennis ST. AUGUSTINE’S CHURCH F. A. W Gordon A. Kiegler, pastor of the Congregational Church at Moorhead, Minnesota will preach. Sunday Masses: 6.30, 8.15, 9.30, 10.30 a.n 1111.1. Benediction after late mass. SINCE 1840 The funeral of Ellsworth (). C. Hill. 45, BAPTIST CHURCH Holy Day Musses: 5.30, 7.00, 8.30 a.m. superintendent in the yarn department of the Sunday evening: 7.45. Rosary, Sermon, Bene­ PREMIUM ANTHRACITE Arlington mills, was held Tuesday afternoon No services in the church during August. First diction. at the lute home, 567 Nurlli Main street, service of tlie F'atl will he at 10.45 a.m. Sunday, (Eberett M. Hunhstcn BITUMINOUS where he died suddenly late Saturday night. Septetnl>er 2. Baptisms: Sunday 3.00 p.m. Mr. Hill was bom in Hertford but had The pastor, Rev. Lorenti I. Hansen may be First Friday: Masses: 5.30, 6.45, 7.30 am. Funeral Director and Embalmer PETROKARBON resided io this vicinity the greater part of Ids reached at his home at 29 Maple avenue, or hy tele­ Communion 7.00 a.m. COKE life. He was a grailuate of the Lowell Textile phone. First Sunday of Month Communion Day for 1840 to 1934 school. He served as assistant superintendent Sacred Heart Sodality. Herman and Joseph Abbott Twenty-four Years of per­ of the Wood mills for several years, ami sup­ WEST CHURCH Third Sunday of Month: Children's Communion F U E L O IL erintendent of the Hyland Worsted mills in Day. James Crabtree sonal service to Andover and RA N G E O IL Camden, N. J., for three years. He was also Services for Sundays, August 5, 12, 19 employed for a time in Fitchburg, anil for the Septemlier 2, are omitted. , Fourth Sunday of Month: B. V. M. Sodality Charles Parker Suburban Towns. Communion Day. F. H. Messer QUALITY SERVICE last (our yeurs he had been at the Arlington mills. Devotions in honor of St. Therese every Friday Everett M. Lundgren Deceased is survived by his wife, Ivy SHAWSHEEN COMMUNITY evening, 7.45. CHURCH ■ 303-R| Telephonos: Office 365 Yard 232 (Minnick); one daughter, Elizabeth, one Confessions: Saturday afternoons and evenings, For the present Office und Home, 24 Efin Street, Tel. 303-W son, Julian I*.; his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Sunday school will reopen October 7 in Ualmorol und afternoons and evenings before Holy Days of Fully Equipped for All Service Muse, and N.H. License Elugg M Hill; three brothers, John of Lynn halU obligation. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1034 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN

Pictures for Children to See CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Good Taste Today WEST PARISH The Misses Frances McAvoy and Mni- Who’s Who The following motion pictures have been T elep h o n e 465 garet Cronin are vacationing at Savannah, FOR RATES CALL 1324 selected as fit for young people to see in the By EMILY PO ST , Author of Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Petty and family of basis of a compilation by the Parent’s Maga­ “ETIQUETTE,” “THE BLUE BOOK Mrs. Herbert Lewis has returned from a MISCELLANEOUS By WALDO THAYER zine. Those marked ( ’ arc for children from vacation spent in Portland, Maine and visit Center street spent Sunday nt Salem Willows. FOR SALE 8 to 12 and those marked Y are for young OF SOCIAL USAGE,” stc. ing friends at Cape Elizabeth. Mrs. William Troutman of River street folks from 12 to 18 years. Mrs. F. t ’arlcton White of Norwood is visited at Camp Onway, Raymond, N. H., VI n lT 'K ’I 125 South PR I\ ATE ESTATE in Andover must sac­ last Sunday. "|ir... ay. Lawrence. Nurse registry. 24 rifice 10 room house, sell furniture sep­ The list follows: INTRODUCTIONS visiting friends in the parish. Affairs of Cellini. CY Rudolph Johnson, Auguste Johnson, Her Mr. and Mrs. James Bricrly of Tewksbury hour rvicc. We have a tine list of expcr- arately; also Majestic electric refrigerator street visited in Maine over the week-end. i, iu, A help to fill all positions. References latest model, S50; elaborate wine cabinet, 'TpHIO phone hell woke me. I nn- Are We Civilized?, Y PJW A R Mrs. P o st: How should my bert Lewis and Andrew Innes arc enjoying Baby T ake a Bow, CY a trip to Canada Mrs. Harold Evans and daughter of Dale carefully investigated. Telephone Law. SI2; 1934 Console radio, SI5; washer, S10; 1 awered nml lienrd Ned Kendall's .voting son. nged ton, be Intro­ voloe demand: Beyond Bengal. CY Arthur R. Lewis and family spent Thurs­ street enjoyed the breezes at Nantnskct 20331. * ______30 ft. ladder. Seen by appointment only. Blue Steel, CY duced to our friends? Beach recently. “Sn.v, do you g o to lied with enr day in n trip to Newport, where they visited Write Mrs. Reed, 73 Bass Point road, Call It Luck, Y Answ er: “ Mrs. Jones, this Is my son Brinton Maker of Center street motored to ACCOUNTING—Bookkeeping done part Nalmnt. Telephone Nahant 336-M. mnlTit on?" the battleships. tip., by the week or month. Financial Change of Heart, Y Bobby” or “Ethel, this Is Bobby,” then Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hosmer of Rumford Salem Willows Sunday. "No," I snld, “hut a clour conscience Miss Geraldine Healey of Sanbornville, report- and audita. Rates reasonable FOR RENT City Limits, CY to Bobby, "—Miss Blake.” Bobby then R I . were in town for the day on Friday. ( II. Stevens, 11 Argyle street, Andover hrliiRs sound sleep. You wouldn't City Park, Y Mr. and Mrs. Blackington and family of N. 11., visited with friends in Ballardvale last says, "How do you do, Mrs. Jones” (or week-end. Telephone 1088-W. know nbout that." Doomed to Die, Y Methuen have moved into Nicholas Barry’s FOR RENT—in Andover; one large second- "Miss Blake”). Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Donnell of Tcwk- floor southwest room, three windows, con- Ho kiivo ii snort of contempt, then: Friday the 13th. Y • • • house on Lowell street. LOST Handy Andy, CY Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawson have re­ bury street spent the week-end in Maine. viently located to town, academies, and "Listen, Itert—1 need you. There’s Dear Mrs. Post: Is there nny way Mr. and Airs. George Brown and family “ the Manse.” Can be used separately or as nn English producer named Sir Wil­ Hell Bent for Love, Y turned home after a pleasant vacation at Andover Savings Bank Honor of the Range, Y that would be correct to moot the Revere. of Andover street and Mrs. Prudence Brown study and bedroom together. Apply after fred !,eiffh-Ilromley In town, visiting House of Rothschild, Y young girl In the next apartment Anne, Janet, Bennett nnd Peter DeSoniers of Center street spent Sunday at Lynn Beach. August 20, side door, 118 Main street or the studios. I'm dated to Interview Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peatman of Woburn The following pass books issued by the telephone 448. I’ll Tell the World, Y bouse? Her father Is n professional of Norwood are guests nt Sunny Ridge Farm Andover Savings Bank have been lost and him nt nine tonight for n feature Last Gentleman, CY associate of my father, but outside this week. street visited with relatives in Hamilton Wednesday. application has been made for the issuance of ROOMS—Board. Private home, Shawsheen. story. Mow nbout you Imndllng it? Let’s T alk It Over, Y of the hospital nt which both nre at­ Andover Grange will meet on Tuesday duplicate books. Public notice of such Privileges. Oil heat. Telephone 353-M. Only take a short while. I’ve got a Lost Jungle, CY tending physicians, they never meet. evening, August 28. The Pond party planned B ald F a c ts application is hereby given in accordance date.” Loud Speaker, CY' We nre really the newcomers In Hie has l>cen cancelled and the lecturer. Mrs. with Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts of TO LET—A barn in the rear of the Barnard I thought over my plans. I wns to Man from Utah, Y Dawson, plans instead to have a short inter­ Block on Main street. Apply to J. W. neighborhood so neighborhood courte­ T his may sound like u gag but it’s true. 1908. meet Miriam's train at one In the Manhattan Love Song, CY esting program, part of which is to be Payment has !>een stopped. Barnard Estate, 15 Barnard Street, An­ Man’s Game, CY sy cannot be used ns a means. "Pleasant or Funny Vacation Experiences” Thursday night the Pa rent-Teacher associa­ Books Nos. 567, 26460. dover. morning. I’d been reminding myself Man T railer, CY Answer: The strictly proper thing by Grange vacationists followed by a tion of Public School No. 205 in Brooklyn F rederic S. Boutw ell , of the day and hour for n week. A Many Happy Returns, Y to do Is to wait until n friend In com­ “ Watermelon Party.” Reading Grange has held its bi-weekly celebration. The evening FOR RENT—On Andover Hill, near Phil­ Treasurer man tins to he careful to remember Midnight Alibi, Y mon Introduces you. But since very invited Andover Grange to visit them on activities were enlivened by the raffling of lips Academy, an upartment of five rooms various prizes. August 17, 1934 when Ids wife’s coining home. Most Precious Thing in Life, t ’Y few people take strict proprieties of Wednesday evening, September 12. and bath. Telephone429. No Greater Glory, Y First prize, which consisted of a permanent "All right. But why don't you lay this sort very seriously, you might George Al. Carter of High Plain road is in LEGAL NOTICES off chasing? Some dny the Iltishnnds' Operator 13, V' Pembroke, Maine. wave by a noted beautician, was won try a HELP WANTED Party’s Over, Y perhaps write her n note, tell her your man! And the winnei hasn’t a single hair on Commonwealth of M assachusetts Protective longue Is going to put nnts She Learned About Sailors, Y father knows her father and that you his head! New York Post. WANTED-Position as chauffeur or caretaker In your pants." Shoot the Works. Y would like very much to meet her. nnd PROBATE COURT on private or commercial estate. Exper­ “Hah I Herbert Saunders, the saint Smoking Guns, V' BALLARDVALE ience. Best of references. Write to M. ask If she will name an hour when you Essex , ss. Man, how I'd love to catch you with­ Stolen Sweets, V' T elep h o n e 1007M Dr. Bertram Stritch of Sanford, Me., has a Mevis, 122 Second Street, No. Andover. may go to see her. This Is of course To the heirs-at-law, next of kin, creditors ami out your linlo some tim e! Well, These Thirty Years, Y not nt all according to rule, nnd If she double pulling job, he is a dentist, and in all i>iher persons interested in the estate of Thirty Day Princess, Y Mr. and Mrs. Everett D>ugee and family addition has already pulled seven people out SALESMAN WANTED—Man wanted for thanks for taking the Job, anywny. does not answer your note you will of West fold spent Sunday with Mi. and Mrs. Ella M. Russell late of Andover in said Rawleigh Route of 800 families. Write im­ Bettor use my name; thnt’ll snve ex­ T hrough the Ages, CY of the river that flows past his office. County, deceased, intestate, feel humiliated, nnd there will he William McDeimitt. mediately. Rawleigh Co., Dept. MAG. 3, planations. He's nt the Chrlstlne- Twenty Million Sweethearts, Y Whereas , a petition has been presented to nothing that you can do except forget Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerard and family of SA, Albany, N. Y. Plnzii. So long." Unknown Soldier Speaks, Y Help yourself—help your said < -urt to grant a letter of administration We’re Rich Again, Y that you ever wanted to se her. On Greenwood visited here Tuesday. on the estate of said deceased to John T. t hung up, swung out of bed, and Wild Boy, CY the other hand, there Is no renson to Robert (’addick o f Dorchester is visiting neighbors. If you are not a LEGAL NOTICES with his uncle on Woburn street. Russell "f Andover in the County of Essex started dressing. There wns still some Woman in Command, Y suppose she will not he delighted to regular reader of the Boston or to ••me other suitable person. telltale evidence to be disposed of: Mis. John Hendricks nnd family of Spring- Daily and Sunday Globe, start Town of Andover World in Revolt, Y know you. field have returned home after visiting with You arc hereby cited to appear at a Pro­ bottles to he thrown out and a couple • • • immediately. Share a good bate (’ourt to be held at Salem in said County Mi. and Mrs. Arthur Colbath of Woburn thing with your neighbors— PUBLIC HEARING of shirts with rouge-smudged collars Civil Service Examinations Dear Mrs. Post: I am secretary to street. of Essex, on the fourth day of September advise them to read the Bos­ McCall, Wilson and Company, having for the Inundry. Miriam wouldn't be the president of a large dress manu­ John Peatman of Woburn street s|M*nt A D., 1934. at ten o’clock in the forenoon, to All salaries given beh.w arc subject to a ton Dally Globe and the Bos­ petitioned the Board of Selectmen for a pleased If she found tlioso around. facturing company nnd am often In­ Tuesday visiting with friends in Malden. show cause, if any you have, why the same license to keep, store and sell gasoline and deduction of not to exceed 5 peicent 'lining ton Sunday Globe. Neither would I. troduced to customers. Is It proper, Miss Rose Walkup of Ballardvale load is should not lie granted. range oil to the amount of 2000 gallons in an the fiscal yeai ending June 30, 1935, as a visiting in Btooklyn, N. Y. And said petitioner is hereby directed to underground tank on Andover street on land measure of economy, and also to a deduction whether the buyer Is a man or wom­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mills have returned give public notice thereof by publishing this of Susan A. Hodgkins, a public hearing on Our table at the Cnp'tol club was In of three and one-half percent toward a re­ an, for me to rise nnd shake hands? home to New York after visiting in Ballard­ citation once in each week, for three succes­ said petition will be held August 27, 1934 at an alcove near the dnnee Moor; we tirement annuity. Answer: This depends upon the vale. DANIEL J. MURPHY sive weeks, in the Andover Townsman, a the town house at 4.(X) p.m. in accordance Imd n good view of the plnce. Sir Veterans are exempt from age require­ particular circumstances of your own Mrs. James Bonner nnd sons have re­ newspaper published in Andover the last with the provisions of the General Laws Wilfred ordered sparkling Moselle, ments. Applicants who wish to claim veteran position. If you have had nny amount turned to their homes on High street after a ATTORNEY-AT-LAW publication to be one day at least before said preference must file Preference Form 14 in Court. relating thereto. then sa id : of personal correspondence with these week spent at Hampton Beach. 307 Essex Street, Lawrence F rank H. H ardy addition to any other forms specified. Mr. and Mis. Foster Matthews <:f ( lark Witness, IIakrv R. Dow , Esquire, Judge “Look here, Mr. Kendall—you’re buyers, yon would rise nnd greet them. Telephone 4123 J eremiah J. D al Vfl Applications must l>e on file with the U. S. road are entertaining Miss Helen White of of said ( -urt, this third day of August in the sure tills Iden Isn't a bore to you?" Civil Service Commisssion at Washington, If they nre strangers, you would prob­ TOWN COUNSEL of ANDOVER H owell F. Shepard I snld: "Not at all—n pleasure." Littleton. year one thousand nine hundred and thirty- Selectmen of Andover D. (’., not later than the closing date men­ ably follow the conventional Imper­ Karl Moody of Boston spent the week-end four. August 14, 1934 “I'm glnd. You see, your Hollywood tioned in each case. sonal behavior of an office employee. with his parents. W illiam F. S hanahan , Register night clubs are quite famous with us ress Assistant, 84 cents an hour (based on • • • Miss Marion Ormsby has returned from Commonwealth of Massachusetts abroad. I should hate to have left 40-hour week), Government Printing Office. Melrose whcie she spent a vacation. Commonwealth of M assachusetts Dear Mrs. P ost: I am having a ROY A. DANIELS without even a look nt one, and this At least one year’s experience as press assist­ party for n friend who Is stn.vlng with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Regun of Marland ! PROBATE C OURT ant, including feeding,, required. Feeding road entertained Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah 1 PROBATE COURT’ wns my Inst chance. Shall lmve to he me. Do I mention her name first, or Electrical Contractor Essex , ss. off tomorrow.” alone not sufficient. Age, at least 18 but Regan of Somerville recently. Essex , ss. To the heirs-at-law, next of kin, and all other under 40. Application Form 6. Announce those of rn.v guests (all women) when George Hutchins and son George spent j 78 Chestnut St. Andover To the heirs-at-law, next of kin, creditors and persons interested in the estate of Mar­ I murmured something Intended to nt 43 (unassembled); Closing date, Sep­ Introducing them? Saturday in Boston. all other persons interested in the estate of guerite R. Collins late of Andover in said he politely regretful. tember 4, 1934. Answer: Name of older person Miss Grace Russell has returned after a Joseph I). Russell late of Andover in said t ounty, (wife of Andrew Collins) deceased. "Yes,” lie pursued; “back to Elstree Chief Economist, $5,600 a year, Bureau of usually said first. But unless the for- vacation spent at North Turnei, Maine County, deceased, intestate, Whereas , a certain instrument purporting and the Job. Hope I shall profit some Labor Statistics, Department of Labor. mnl “may I present” Is used, which Mr. and Mrs. Walter York and family of Whereas , a petition has been presented to to be the last will and testament of said de­ by the Immense lot I’ve lenrned here. Education, experience, and personal qualifi­ name Is said first Is of no real Im­ Oak street spent the week-end at Salisbury said Court to grant a letter of administration ceased has been presented to said Court for Been trying for a year to mnnnge tills cations to demonstrate ability to perform the Beach. on thr estate of said deceased to John T. portance. JOHN H. GRECOE probate by Andrew Collins who prays that visit—ever since my wife enme over duties of the position, which comprise high Ruth. Helnor, and Arthui Samsell of I Successor to John Ferguton Russell of Andover in the County of Essex or grades of work in economics pertaining to © by Emily Pont.— WNU Service. letters testamentary may be issued to him the to appear In your Dims. By the by, I Everett have been visiting with their giand to some other suitable person. executor therein named, without giving a labor. Age, under 53. Application Form 8. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sharpe of Expert Watch and Jewelry You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro­ surety on his official bond. dare sny you know her: Mae Shlilon?" Announcement 41 (unassembled). Closing Andover street. bate Court to be held at Salem in said County You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro­ I did, though not ns Ills wife. But late, August 23,1934. Miss Waldie Showered Stanley Dunn of New Haven, Conn., is Repairing of Essex, on the fourth day of September bate Court, to be held at Salem in said 1 kept surprise from showing. Junior Biologist (injurious mammals), visiting with relatives in Ballardvale. 3-D. 1934 at ten o’clock in the forenoon, to County of Essex, on the fourth day of Sep- I don't know when lie nrst saw them. Senior Biological Aide (injurious mammals), Miss Anna Waldie, who will become the show cause, if any you have, why the same ember A.D. 1934, at ten o’clock in the fore­ “Mr. Kendall,” he snld, “would you Assistant Leader (predatory animal control), bride of Henry Hansen of Londonderry, N.H., should not be granted. noon, to show cause, if any you have, why verify nn Impression, plense? I be­ S2.CKX) a year, Bureau of Biological Survey, in September, was tendered a surprise shower And said petitioner is hereby directed to recently at the home of Mrs. Joseph W. the same should not be granted. lieve Hint's my wife neross the floor, Department of Agriculture. For Junior give public notice thereof by publishing this And said petitioner is hereby directed to Biologist: College graduation, with training Holland, 5 Hartigan court. Miss Waldie, citation once in each week, for three succes­ give public notice thereof, by publishing this dancing with the blond young gentle- in economic zoology; senior students ad­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Waldie sive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a citation once in each week, for three succes­ mnn?" mitted. For Senior Biological Aide: Two years of 8 Avon street, graduated from Punchard newspaper published in Andover the lust sive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a I looked nnd saw Mae Slddon cling­ of college work, with biology, including in June. 3 SHOWS DAILY — 2:15, 6:15, 8:15 publication to be one (hiy at least before said newspaper published in Andover the last ing tightly against Ned Kendall. They economic zoology, and certain specified ex­ Many beautiful and useful gifts were pre­ voim.'*'* ~ publication to be one day, at least, before moved a very little to the waltz music. perience; additional experience may be sub­ sented the bride-to-be. Games and singing TODAY and TOMORROW were enjoyed, and refreshments were served. 8:55 Witness, H arry R. D ow , Esquire, Judge said ( ’ourt, and by mailing, post-paid, or While we watched, they exchanged a stituted for college work. For Assistant TARZAN AND HIS MATE Johnnie Weissmuller 3:10; 6:25; of said ( ourt, this third day of August in the delivering a copy of this citation to all known Leader: High school, and certain specified Those present were: Mrs. Alexander Wal­ MUSICAL COMEDY 2:4.6; 8:20 year one thousand nine hundred and thirty- kiss. That brought a guttural sound die, Miss Jean Waldie, Mrs. Fred Wetter- persons interested in the estate, seven days from the Britisher. xperience; additional*experience may be four. at least before said (‘ourt. substituted for high school work. Age for berg, Mrs. Carl A. Wetterberg, Miss Jane SUNDAY and MONDAY August 19-20 W illiam F. Shanahan , Register Witness, H arry R. Dow , Esquire, Judge “Yes," I told him ; “guess It Is.” Junior Biologist, under 35; fer Senior Biologi- Wetterberg, Mrs. Archibald Davidson, Mrs. I’LL TELL THE WORLD—Lee Tracy Sun. 3:45; 6:3ft; 9:2ft of said Court, this seventh day of August in “Itotten little client I” said Leigh- Aide, under 40; fyr Assistant Leader, James Quinn, Mrs. John Robertson, Mrs. M on. .3:50; 6:3ft; 9:25 Commonwealth of Massachusetts the year one thousand nine hundred and Bromley through shut teeth. "Do you under 50. Application Form 8. Announce­ Kydd, Mrs. Sutherland, Miss Helen Mac­ SISTERS UNDER THE SKIN Elissa Londl Sun. 2:25; 5:15; 8:05 thirty-four. by chance know the man, Mr. Ken­ ment 40 (assembled*. Closing date, Septem­ donald, Miss Lois Ferguson, Miss Mildred Mon. 2:3ft; 7:50 McGlynn. William Holland and Mrs. Joseph PROBATE COURT W illiam F. Shanahan , Register dall?" ber 4, 1934. W. Holland. Essex , ss. I had my month ready with the Supervisory Community Worker, $ 3,200 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY August 21-22-23 To the heirs-at-law, next of kin and all other Commonwealth of Massachusetts uume when I realized the man out to $.>,800, Head Community Worker, S2.600 SPITFIRE—Katherine Hephurn 3:30; 0:2ft; 9:05 persons interested in the estate of George to $3,200, Community Worker, S2.000 to Blissful Consciousness LOVE CAPTIVE- Gloria Stuart 2:2ft; 7:50 D. \\ alsh late of Andover in said County, PROBATE COURT’ there nnd I couldn't both he Ned Ken­ $2,600, Assistant Community Worker, SI,620 deceased. E ssex , ss. dall. Then I considered explaining the to $1,980 a year, Indian Field Service, De­ “ What do you take for your insomnia? ” FRIDAY and SATURDAY August 24-25 Whereas, a certain instrument purporting To all persons interested in the estate of substitution; but I didn't It was Ned's partment of the Interior. College education “ A glass of wine at regular intervals. ” to be the last will and testament of saiu Charles L. Carpenter late of Andover in said VIVA VILLA- Wallace Beery 2:45; 6:2ft; 8:ft5 mess anil lie could handle It. I was anti certain experience required. Age for “ Does that make you sleep? ” COMEDY 2:25; 8:20 deceased has been presented to said Court County, deceased, held in trust for the bene­ glad I always bail sense enough to Supervisory Community Worker, under 53; “ No, but it makes me satisfied to stay for probate, by Mary F. Walsh who prays fit of Charlotte S. Carpenter and others. conduct my affairs discreetly. for Head Community Worker, under 50; for awake. ” that letters of administration with the will W hereas , Charlotte S. Carpenter, Henry "No," I said, finally; “never saw him Community Worker, under 45; and for annexed may be issued to her, or some other O. Cushman and Thomas R. Carpenter the Assistant Community Worker, under 40. suitable person (no executor having been trustees under the will of said deceased, have before. Sorry." Application Form 8 and Special Form 2509. named in said will). presented for allowance, the first to fourth Sir Wilfred rose. "Well, perhaps I Announcement 38 (unassembled). Closing You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro­ accounts inclusive of their trust under said can learn. Excuse me a moment.” date, August 21, 1934. bate Court, to be held at Salem in said will: The dance was ending us he moved Associate Meteorologist, $3,200 to $3,800, County of Essex, on the fourth day of Sep­ You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro­ nwny. I drank some more wine nnd Assistant Meteorologist, $2,600 to $3,2(X) a tember A.D. 1934, at ten o’clock in the fore­ bate Court, to be held at Salem in said decided that If Lelgh-Bromley came year, Weather Bureau, Department of noon, to show cause, if any you have, why the County, on the seventeenth day of Septem­ buck without his information, I'd spill Agriculture. College education, including the if A Visit to Lowell is ") same should not be granted. ber A.D., 1934 at ten o’clock in the forenoon, It ufter nil. Ned bail It coming, und I completion of at least 30 semester hours in And >uid petitioner is hereby directed to to show cause, if any you have, why the physics, mathematics and advanced meteor­ Worthwhile, i f Only give public notice thereof, by publishing this same should not be allowed. laid a reputation ns a moralist to ology combined; and additional graduate citation once in each week, for three suc­ And said trustees are ordered to serve this maintain. education or certain experience, required. cessive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a citation by delivering a copy thereof to all The producer Imd been gone about Age for Associate Meteorologist, under 53; to SE E and Admire newspaper published in Andover, the last persons interested in the estate fourteen days ten minutes when I became aware of for Assistant Meteorologist, under 45. Appli­ .publication to be one day, at least, before at least before said ( ’ourt, or by publishing the hoadwulter, bending over me. He cation Form 8. Announcement 38 (unas- onsible investigational William F. Shanahan , Register. Court. as an autograph collector, anil get the work, or law school graduation and respon­ The Little White House InomasJ. Lane, Attorney Witness, Harry R. Dow , Esquire, Judge bounder's signature. He snld you'd sible investigational experience in addition, JU)|iid not be granted. And said executor is ordered to serve this The waiter purred a grateful phrase veral worn-out glands. CONVENIENT EASY BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED Ul'ON REQUEST He golfed but never more than 18 holes eiw> i r petitioner is hereby directed to citation by delivering a copy thereof to all and followed mo. I made out a check persons interested in the estate fourteen days for tlvo dollars and gave It to the man. at a time. . . . , , c »..PU *1C nolice therof, by publishing this He got at least eight hours sleep every s v! ? ?nce.,n each week, for three succes- at least before said Court, or by publishing lie began u suave tlmnks, hut It sud­ the same once in each week, for three suc­ ihu. 1,1 the Andover Townsman, a denly trailed off. I looked a question n* He never smoked, drank nor lost his tern- ,)uu;!u!*r published in Andover, the last cessive weeks, in the Andover Townsman, a newspaper published in Andover the lust at him. said p ll°n lo ^ one ‘lay, at least, before “Pardon me, sir." lie said stiffly, |W lie iliil hi* daily down daily, M / t r e f u i d e liv e r1’ anJ mailing, post-paid, or publication to be one day at least before said Court, and by mailing, postpaid, a copy of “there must he some mistake. You've lie was all si t to live to be 1110. Demin* ‘l C0,)y dm citation to all known The funeral will Ih - held next Wednesday, • IV5urchciiicJiJ*e o f I Y 1 L K I I onl.v* interested in the estate, seven days at this citation, to all persons interested ill the signed tills Herbert Saunders. That estate seven days at least before said ( ourt. was the name of the gentleman who lie is survived hy IK specialiiU, four health * W li0re said Court. institutes, sis gymnasiums uml numerous LOWELL, MASS. MidcHStJ’ rX K Ks Judge of Witness, Harry R Dow , F.stjuire, Judge signed your friend's book. I saw It manufacturers of health foods and anti­ year . .1 1 ,lh Mtecnth day of August, in the of said Court, this eighth day of August, in with my own eyes, sir." the year one thousand nine hundred and septics. lie had forgotten about trains at Uir. C tk°u|and nine hundred and thirty- level crossings. thirty-four. William F. Shanahan , Register. William F. Shanahan , Register THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1934 PAGE FOUR LOCAL NEWS NOTES The Midnight Fire Alarm — A ll False Arthur L. Coleman, letter carrier, is enjoy, ing his annual vacation. Vnu’re comfortably ensconced in a nice a tie on? You throw an old sweater on, and John Waldic of IYarson street is enjoying W a i t a m i n u t e t bed on a cold summer's night. You're dash away to the fire station. the week at Salisbury beach. sleeping the sleep of the innocent, or ns near It’s all lit up, and from the distance you rBefore you hang up — here’s hear the sound of voices. “ Some late comers,” Jonathan Hilton of High street spent the the sleep of the innocent ns a nrwspa|>ormnn week-end at Atlantic City, N. J. someone who wants to say a word can sleep. Soon you're wondering what that you think. “ Another engine should be leaving murmuring in your ears is— soon the mur­ now.” But then you get to the station ami Miss Sally Hastings of Culm street spent to you.’’ Then, after a moment’s muring turns to blasting and you realize sec the whole group of fire engines comfort­ the week-end at Salisbury Reach. delay, a piping treble says:'' Hello, gradually that it's the fire alarm. ably ensconced in their stalls. Standing around, looking half as sleepy as you think Fred Sutcliffe of Harding street spent the daddy — when are you coming You try to count it, but you’re still three- you look, are the firemen, regular and call. week-end in the White Mountains. quarters asleep and the alarm is crazy any* You begin to wonder, but after your brain Dr. Albert K. Hulme has been ill at his home?" way. Pretty soon it stops, and you settle back clears again, you realize that it’s only on the home on Main street the past week. ' again in your nice soft bed. Soon you're combination number 61 and 10 that the wondering what that murmuring in your ears firemen remain in the station. You go into Patrick McCafferty of Kim court spent is—soon the murmuring turns to blasting— the station—some of the men arc awake the week-end at Old Orchard Reach. and you realize gradually that it’s the lire enough to recognize you—you recognize a T. Joseph O’Connell of Elm street attended alarm. few yourself. the races at Narragansctt Wednesday. This time you can almpst count it rig h t- You walk up to the blackboard, and there it is in black and white, or white and black. Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Collins of 36 Sum now you’re only half asleep and the alarm is mer street have been touring Canada. Edward J. Farrington Memorial, Spring Grove Cemetery only half crazy. This time it's 25, and you You weren’t dreaming; there were three say to yourself, "T hat’s Rallardvalc. Sou alarms. You walk over to the captain, who is Mrs. Lily Harris of Washington avenue is MEMORIALS—THAT ENDURE! lie down again to go to sleep, but your con having difficulty adjusting some hastily spending a week at Hampton Reach. For forty years we have been engaged in the manufacture of high-grade Cemetery science, or your curiosity, bothcra you, and donned suspenders. He looks at you—just two words: “ All false. ” George Collins of the Andover Press is MEMORIALS, which today—after yenrs of wear—are the outstanding specimens you sit up again. Off in the west you sec a enjoying his annual two weeks’ vacation. of endurance and beauty in the cemeteries where they are set. We own and operate cloud, and you don’t know whether it's a You’re just as disgusted as these two words the largest MONUMENT------...... \CTURING MANUFACTU ----- PLANT in this state. We are cloud of smoke or just a cloud. I hen your show he is, and you walk home, with not very Miss Mildred Dennison has returned after .•rictlv MANUFACTURERS—we make our monuments here, out of the very brain liecomcs cloudy, and you lie down pleasant thoughts about any anti-sleep enjoying a stay in the White mountains. league that insists on ringing false alarms at finest quality SMITH’S WESTERLY. RHODE1 ISLAND^GKANITE and we sell again. Samuel Deyermond of Washington avenue them directly to you at first cost . . . . A MANUFACTURER S COST. 1.30 a.m. You get home—sit clown at a desk It’s no murmuring this time—it’s a blast —write “ Add fire record: August 17, 1.32 spent the week-end at Old Orchard Reach. Our EXHIBIT includes hundreds of monuments—every type of Cemetery Mem- right away. You get up and while you’re a.m. Box 68. False. 1.40 a.m. Box 25. False. Eugene C’arney of 75 Essex street has been oriftl—each and every one a GUARANTEED specimen of Memorial Art. We in­ trying to get into all your clothes at once, you 1.45 a.m. Box 23. False.” Then you go back enjoying a few weeks in the White Mountains vite you to com • in and inspect this display, to prove the amazing values we are see it’s almost two orclock and you count the to your nice soft bed. offering this month at a MANUFACTURERS’ x’RICE. alarm, 23. Rallardvalc again. The whole You get up in the morning still feeling a Miss Agnes Sylvia of Haverhill street en town must be burning up. Maybe it’s the joyed the week-end in the White Mountains Complete Illustrated Catalog Sent on Request little belligerent about false-alarm ringers. ow that salute gives wings to one’s mills; maybe it’s the station. You go down to the police station—they tell Miss Mary Doherty of North Main street JOHN MEAGHER & COMPANY, 22 Central Slreel, Peabody, Mass. You can’t be bothered with stockings, just you that whoever rang the alarm also tired is spending the summer at Hampton Beach spirit! A thrill to one’s heart! How it three shots. You wish the shots had gone the H T .l .p h o n PEABODY 565 and 868 your sneakers are enough. And who ever saw .1 other way . . . Miss E. Rosamond Greenwood, secretary a newspaperman going to a fire at 2 a.m. with to Dr. Fuess, is enjoying her annual vacation smooths away routine! It isn’t selfish enjoy­ Bahy Show at Topaflcltl Fair mothers whose children are participating in Miss Agnes Moriarty of Haverhill street ment—it’s mutual, shared by each participant. the conference. was in the White mountains over the week Miss Sarah P. Schafer, assistant superin­ LOCAL NEWS NOTES Baseball Series end. That’s the kind of social relationship night Not the least of the many new attractions tendent of the North Shore Hospital, is the John Hurley has lesumed his duties at the to be presented at the Topsfield Fair this chairman of the committee in charge of the Leslie Monan of Maple avenue s|>ent Wed­ Resumes Sunday rates were designed to encourage. . . . How year is the baby show on Wednesday, Scp- fair conference and application blanks may be Post Office after enjoying his annual vaca trmber 5, opening dny, under the direct nesday at Lynn Beach. tion. secured from her or by writing to Secretary The scries for the baseball championship of much it’s worth, only those who enjoy it sponsorship of the North Shore Babies Ralph H. (Inskill, Topsfield Fair, Topsfield, Mrs. Earl Cook of the Gallery staff i3 Mr. and Mrs. John Finno and family of enjoying her annual vacation. Andover between the Andover Town team Hospital at Salem. Mass. and the Tycr Rubber Co. nine will be re­ Harding street spent Wednesday at Canobie can say; how little it costs may be suggested The show will lie designated as a child The aim of fair officials this yeai is to have Ellsworth Roby of the J. E. Pitman F-state sumed Sunday afternoon at three o’clock at Lake. health conference and mothers will be given some outstanding entertainment feature is enjoying his annual vacation. the playstead. The Tyer team won the first Miss Ruth Saunders of High street has by typical rates. an opportunity to heat lectures by leading every day of the four-day spectacle. Among game of the series last Sunday, 13-7. Lester authorities on the care and feeding of small Samuel Deyermond of Washington avenue returned from a week’s stay at Hampton the special attractions already booked arc was at Lynn Beach Wednesday. Hilton has been selected to twirl for the Tyer Reach. children. Moving pictures will be used to wrestling, motorcycle racing, an airplane outfit, while the Town team’s hurler will be To illustrate the low cost of toll calls during the better illustrate the various points brought meet and American Legion drum corps com­ Miss Katharine Roach of High street is at chosen from among Jim Ronan, Ramey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Roland of night rate period, the following typical rates are out in the lecture scries. petition. These events will all be in addition Hampton Beach for a vacation. O’Neill, Fay Stickney and Bobby Deyer­ Orchard street are enjoying a vacation on cited for a 3-minute station-to station call (th a t Cape Cod. The conference will take place in the Red to the regular daily programs including Miss Dorothy Boddy of 66 Maple avenue mond. is, a call by number) after 8:30 p. m. from Cross building near the main entrance to the mammoth displays of fireworks nightly, is in Brooklyn, N. Y. for three weeks. Fran Sweeney twirled for the winning team William Brown, janitor of the town hall fair grounds. vaudeville acts topped by the death-defying last week, and it is expected that he will be has been unable to work l»ecause of illness Baltics entered in the show will be exam­ performance of Zucchini, “ the human pro­ Miss Mary Murphy of High street is en used in the third game of the series one week this week. 8:30 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. ined according to a set of qualifications pre­ jectile,” former circus star, who will be shot joying a vacation at Hampton Beach. from Sunday. Bobby Deyermond started his Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lefebvre and AN DOVER to pared by prominent medical authorities of out of a cannon twice daily. On the track the Officer John Deyermond and son Robert first game of the year for the Townies. Roth the county. Many privileges including fret- family of Elm street spent the week-end in first three days there will he trotting and attended the Red Sox game Wednesday. pitchers were hit hard with a total of thirty- Fall River .30 New York .60 Barnstable .30 admission to the grounds will be extended to pacing events, running races, and the hazard­ one hits being made during the contest in­ Providence .75 Pittsfield .40 Lebanon, N.H. .35 Mr. and Mrs. James Toohcy and family Syracuse, N.Y. ous two-mile steeple chases for which Tops- cluding four triples, a double, and a homer. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Rinard and family Poland, Me. .40 Ct. Ossipee.N.H. .35 Ludlow, Vt. .35 field is famous. are enjoying a vacation at Hampton Beach The outstanding defensive play of the of High stieet are enjoying a vacation at St. Albans, Vt. .55 Westerly, R.I .40 Philadelphia .75 Eyeglass Frames Fitted and Miss Helen Schneider and Miss Nell frvinc game was a triple play made by the victors Wallis Sands. Repaired How About a Nice Folding Cane? of the Insurance Offices are vacationing at in the eighth inning. Three Town team play­ Preierlptlont Accurately Filled ers had reached to start this frame, and the Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hamilton of Hard­ Ogunquit. ing street spent Sunday at Old Orchard Broken Lenses Replaced “ ( ’an you help me select a gift for a weal­ bases were loaded when A1 Dimlich stepped Mrs. John Sweeney and daughters, Kath to the plate. He smashed a terrific liner to­ Beach, Maine. WALTER E. BILLINGS thy old aunt who is awfully weak and can crinc and Rita arc at Hampton Beach for hardly walk?” ward right which looked like a sure hit, but Mrs. Alexander Auchterlonie and daugh­ when about thirty feet from him. Ilis ltf Optician 36 MAIN STREET Jawalar “ How about some floor wax?” two weeks. Runny Porter, playing second for the Tyers, ter Marjorie of 62 Essex street spent the eg Broken in front bumper hit her. Miss Freda Scott has returned to her home speared the drive. He then threw to Short­ week-end in Boston. John Cole of 4 Florence street took Mrs stop Bill Benson to double up Stickney off on North Main street after spending several Mrs. Jessie ( lark and daughter. Miss Bes­ Village Accident Houghton to the hospital. weeks in New York. second, and Benson then threw to Lekker Hilton on first to catch Bill Burbine off this sie Coutts of Maple avenue are at Rye Southpaw Golf N O W Is the Time to Re-roof George Johnson, who has been employed bag. 'Phis is the first triple play ever made at Beach for two weeks. Mrs. Minnie Houghton of the Shawsheen in Africa hy the Mangel Mahogany company the playstead as far back as the oldest fans Manor was seriously injured at nine o’clock of England, is visiting his father and sister on Louis McIntyre and George Carney at­ A southpaw golf tournament will be hel We carry all kinds of — can recall. tended the Red Sox-Yankees doubleheader Wednesday night when she was struck on Florence street. Russell Blunt, backstop for the winning at the Andover Country club Wednesda; in Boston last Sunday. North Main street in front of the manor by a August 22. Teeing off time will be 12 noo; team, was the big stickman of the day. He car driven by Irving E. Chase of 92 Haverhill James McGrath of 29 Main street, John Mr. and Mrs. Verne Porter and family ami play will be medal. Lonergan of Pearson street and Martin smashed out a double, a triple, and a homer street, Shawsheen Village. She was removed Two such contests have already been hcl< in five trips to the plate. The four-base blow Elm court have been enjoying a vacation at to the Lawrence General hospital, suffering BIRD’S Darby of Maple avenue attended the base­ Grape Island, Ipswich. in New Hampshire and Maine. ball game in Boston Wednesday. is the longdst hit seen on the playstead this with a broken leg and numerous contusions season. Mr. and Mrs. George Nicoll of Washington and abrasions alnmt the head. C lan N otes avenue have returned home after spending Mrs. Houghton was crossing the street Sports Calendar week at Hampton Beach. when Chase's car, proceeding from Lawrence Wanted for Rent SHINGLES struck hei. She told police that she was posi­ ROOFING | A special meeting of the amusement com­ Tonight—Andover Town team vs. Methuen Mr. and Mrs. E. Taber McFarlin and mittee of (Man Johnston was held Wednesday family of Elm street arc spending several tive there were no cars going north when she Brownies at Playstead. staited to cross, and she also said that 6 or 7 room night in Fraternal hall. Tonight—Tyer Rubber Co. vs. Wood Mill at weeks in Blue Hill, Maine. The drill team of the Clan auxiliary held a Chase’s car was coming south between Wind­ Small Compact House Hayden-Schofield playstead, Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Paine and family of sor and Warwick street. Chase reported that special rehearsal last night. Sunday—Tyer vs. Town Team at the play­ BIRD’S SHINGLES are durable and guaranteed lor long wear Tonight the Clan will meet at 7:45. Walnut avenue recently returned home after he saw her step from in back of another car With option of buying. stead, 3 p.m. enjoying a week on Cape Cod. "We supply everything that goes into the home A former race horse showed its resentment Monday—Greeley vs. Press at the Play­ CENTRALLY LOCATED stead, 6.15 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jouett Blackburn of Wal­ S ee y o u r n e w sd e a le r o r new s at being placed in the shafts of an ash wagon nut avenue have returned home after spend­ Tuesday—Millers at Laundry at the play­ boy today and place a regular J . E . PITMAN E S T A T E the other day. It smashed the wagon, leaped stead, 6.15 p.m. ing three weeks at Warner, N. H. . through a plate glass window and attempted Thursday—Pioneers vs. Rallardvalc at the order for the Boston Daily and TELEPHONE 664 (•to hurtle an automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harris and son FRED CHEEYER Real Estate Agency Vale, 6.15 p.m. Edwin, of West Haven, Conn., spent the Sunday Globe. Make the Bank Bldg. Tel. 77S or 1098 week-end visiting relatives in town. Globe your Boston newspaper. Andover Busehall Leugue The Misses Mary and Jennie Doherty of Only one game was played in the Andover Harding Mtreet are enjoying a vacation baseball league this week, and that one was the Thousand Islands and Montreal. won by the Andover Steam Laundry, who Neil Cussen of Summer street has re­ Tel. Law. 7339 defeated the Pioneers, 7-5. The win put the sumed his duties at Abbot academy after Laundry on top. The game was a see-saw enjoying his annual two weeks’ vacation affair with the lead alternating between the two teams constantly. A three-base hit by James Gillespie of Elm street has returned GEO. W. HORNE COMPANY the veteran Henry Porter with two men on to his duties at the Tyer Rubber company THE TRUTH ABOUT after enjoying his annual two weeks’ vacation finally sewed up the game for the Laundry in Pioneer Roofers of Lawrence and Vicinity the sixth inning, which because of darkness Selectman and Mrs. Howell F. Shepard as the final frame. and family of I)ascomb road are spending the The game between the Press and Millers remainder of the summer at Wallis Sands ROOFING and SHEET METAL WORK scheduled for last Tuesday night was post­ N. H. ASPHALT SHINGLE APPLICATION poned, and instead a pick-up team played the THESE THINGS C.C.C. (167) and. was defeated, 6-1. Last Miss Jean MacLeish of Temple place will night the Greeley-Vale game was rained out. leave for Seattle, Washington, tomorrow 613 COMMON STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. Next week is the final week of the league’s where she will spend six weeks visiting her sister. choosing a car you should consider and schedule, but three postponed games remain In the relations between Ford dealers to be played. These are the two mentioned Miss Jean McGlynn of 220 North Main and the car-buying public, it is desir­ co m p are d e l i v e r e d prices—n o t m erely above, and a tie game between Millers and street and Miss Margaret Stewart of Law­ able that all facts and statements advertised F. O. B. prices. And you Greeleya. rence have been enjoying a week at Hampton The standing of the league follows: Beach. sh o u ld be presen ted c l e a r l y an d W ITH ­ should consider what equipment the \V. L. Pet. Andrew Hamilton and James Finno of OUT CONFUSION. delivered prices i n c l u d e . Laundry 3 i .750 New England COKE Vale i (.77 Harding street are spending the week-end at Several points about the Ford V-8 EQUIPMENT: The following equip­ Millers i i 500 Salisbury Beach as the guests of Mrs. Robert Franz. seem to be important enough at this Pioneers 2 2 500 D & H Cone Cleaned Anthracite ment is included on all Ford De Luxe Press I 2 .333 time to merit re-statement and re­ Miss Catherine McMahon of Florence Models without extra charge. It is p a r t Greeleys 0 2 (MK) street and Miss Ruth Saunders of High peated emphasis. They are: Wheel­ of the delivered price. Safety glass street leave today on a cruise to Nova Scotia MOTOR-STOKERS Skects Results base, Delivered Prices, Equipment and throughout; tw o m a tc h e d -to n e h o rn s; and New Brunswick. AUTOMATIC COAL BURNING EQUIPMENT Economy of Operation. twin cowl lamps; 14 gallons of gas In J. 1. Pitman broke 48 out of a possible 51) Miss Ruth Westcott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westcott of Summer street, will tank; colored wheels; cigar lighter and to win the skeet shoot held Saturday at the WHEELBASE: The Ford V-8 comes Andover Sportsmen's club’s traps. Sam enter the Margaret Pillsbury hospital in ash receptacles; fenders matching Concord, N. H., September 4, where she will Fuel Service Guaranteed—Try Us This Season to you in only one wheelbase—a full CTomie with a 47, strings of 23 and 24, was body; two adjustable sun visors. second. train for nursing. 112 inches. T here is no d o u b t or q u es­ Other scores were: R. A. Leeson, 23-23, 46; Miss Margaret Edgar, daughter of Mr. and tion about this. When we refer to the ECONOMY OF OPERATION: The Robert Souter, 22-22, 44; Mrs. W. Pierce, Mrs. James Edgar of Carmel road, has ac 21-22, 43; M. J. Doyle, 20-22, 42; John B. L. M c D o n a ld C oal Co. Ford V-8, we always mean this car In New Ford V-8 costs less to operate than cepted a position in the filing and research Judson, 20-22, 42; Dr. I. H. Pomeroy, 18-20, department of the MacFacklen Publishing th is size . . . And it is im p o rta n t to any other Ford ever built. It is ex­ 38; Dr. Judkins, 18-18, 36; James Greene, company in New York City. realize—in addition—that because the tremely economical on gasoline and 18-16, 34; Kirk Temple, 14. Doyle won the .410 gauge shoot, breaking Mrs. William H. Navin of 55 High street V-8 is a c o m p a c t engine, every Ford oil and its u p k e e p is slight also. You 18 and 12 for a total of 30. Claxton Monro attended the National Encampment of the has added expensive-car roominess— get the advantages of Ford V-8 per­ broke 12 and 10, 22; Leslie Kinsman, 8 and Ladies auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans at The 8th Wonder of the World . . . V-8 construction saves engine space formance, faster pickup, an ability 8, 16; while Dick Hoyer broke 18 in a single Rochester, N. Y., this week. She is a dele strirg. gate from the local auxiliary. which becomes usable body space. to get places without driving strain, Wednesday night Henderson broke two but you pay no extra running costs. trings of 24, and Sam Cromic with 18 and Mis. Leo Mueller and daughter, Maijorie, DELIVERED PRICES: At no time this 23 was second. of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, leave tomoirow year have Ford V-8 prices been raised. THU advertisement Is published by thel Other scores: W. Arsenault, 20-19-39; J. 1. for home after spending six weeks at the ELECTROLUX Pitman, 24; 11. Beatty, 23; M. Gallant 13; home of Mrs. Mueller’s parents, Mr. and Instead, they have been reduced. When [Authorized ford Dealers of New Englan J J F. A. McLellan 12; L. Cashman 9. Mis. Duncan Bissctt, of North Main street In the 410 gauge skeet Henderson with 18- THE GAS R E FRIG E R A T O B 18-30 was high, with Pitman second with Joseph Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs. John 13-18-31. L. Kinsman broke 16, and 1* Keith of Essex street leceived a painful in­ Huntington 13. jury to his foot recently when he stepped on a piece of glass. Dr. Blake treated the injury A tiny GAS ilanie produces Advertising Pa>s and nine stitches were taken to close the wound. constant, steady cold. 1 was taking tea with a great editor, last C. Leroy Ambye, Joseph A. McCaithy ‘‘Wutcli the Fords Go By” Sunday afternoon, when his little daughter Thomas P. Dea and Aithur Coleman are at came hack from Sunday school with an tending the Legion conventirn at Brockton Ily all means, you should illustrated card in her hand. Commander ^ Joseph...... Remmes,...... delegate from investigate the economi­ FORD V-8 HAS ONLY ONE WHEEIBASE — FULL 0 2 INCHES “ What’s that you have there, little one?” | the local post”, le/t for the convention Wed the editor asked. j nesduy. and the other delegate, John Ande cal, silent gas refrigerator. “ Oh,” said the child, “ just an ad about son, left Thursday. John Platt, alternate, heaven.,,v"*n ” I also attending the convention.