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Girls Friendly Marks Japanese Issues What’s Going On P. T. A. Conducts Special Meeting Soon n i i a • Topic of Lecture (from today until next Friday) Monthly Meeting

Golden Anniversary “Inheritance” was the subject of a talk ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I | search for power and security, and what will T onight on School Project ------J Concert, Don Cossacks, George Washing­ given by M. Lawrence Shields of the Phillips lie the cITcct of her present activities upon the ton hall, 8.15. academy faculty before the Andover Parent- Christ Church Young Women’s Group to Have Two- vXcs.tcrn 'Yorld.? hese arc anions the most Sunday Teacher association Wednesday night, with Criticism Against Revised Plans Becomes More Severe C orporate C om m union, 50th Anniversary over 100 attending. Mrs. Harold C. Dunn, ' |)„y Celebration of Fiftieth Birthday-Corporate chairman of the program committee, intro­ —Plans Not Yet Ready — School Committee sky will discuss in his lecture at Phillips Girls’ Friendly society, Christ church, Communion Sunday, Banquet Monday 10.45 a.m. duced the lecturer. — Votes for Original Plans academy on Friday, December 14, at 8.15 Monday Miss Catherine Barrett, vice-president, p.m. presided in the absence of President Mrs. 'll,, golden anniversary of the Girls’ Fourteen years of uninterrupted residence B anquet, Girls’ Friendly society, Christ Fay H. Elliott. Friendly society of Christ church will be church parish house, 6.30 p.m. The possibility of a special town meeting in Install Mr. Heely in China and Japan, friendship with the W ednesday The executive committee recommended Will Not Collect the near future became more apparent this marked by a two-day celebration on Sunday statesmen of the far East, such as Eugene that the association sponsor Christmas trees week when the revised plans for the PAV.A. and Monday. And it is certainly an occasion Chen, China’s great Foreign Minister, and Play, Margaret Slattery class, Free church, as Headmaster 8.00p.m. in the high school, junior high school and the school project came in for severe criticism. for celebration, for each one of the fifty years Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and active participation in John Dove and Samuel C. Jackson schools. Toys This Year The building committee met Wednesday has !>ecn rich in endeavor, in high ideals, in T hursday Eastern public affairs give Mr. Sokolsy an Card party, Grange hall, 8.00 p.m. I The attendance Imnner was awarded to night hut the architects did not have the never failing service to others, and in de­ Allan V. Heely, formerly assistant dean of unrivalled background of knowledge. After Miss Bessie Conant’s room. Plans for a general Christmas party for plans ready at that time. termination to maintain those lofty prin­ Phillips Academy, was installed as head­ graduating from the Columbia School of The following committee was appointed to children by the V. F. W. arc under way. The Arthur R. Lewis, as a delegate from the ciple of friendliness, steadfastness and pur­ master of Lawrenceville school at Thanks . oumalism he edited an Allied newspaper in investigate the dangerous spots for children collection of toys will be postponed this year. school committee, presented the following ity, which the society was founded. giving Day services in the Edith Memorial Petrograd in 1917, until he was forced out of LOCAL NEWS NOTES crossing Main sireet and take up the matter The members of the post are very grateful report and resolution, urging the building On Sunday morning there will be a service chapel at Lawrenceville. Waldron I*. Belk­ the country by the revolution. Arriving in of police protection; Charles W. Arnold,chair­ to the citizens who have so generously co­ committee to adhere to the old plans, to the of corporate communion at the church at nap, president of the board of trustees, was C hina Mr. Sokolsky became adviser to the man; Mitchell Johnson, George G. Brown, operated in past years, 'rhe belief is that building committee Wednesday evening: 1045. with Rev. Charles W. Henry in the inducting officer. The trustees, faculty, Chief of Police in the Province of Chihli and Miss Eileen Ryan of Elm stieet is visiting Mrs. Stanley C. Hickok and Mrs. G. F. Rob- after a sabbatical year, the harvest will be “ The School Committee of the town of charre. The musical program will be directed students, parents and guests made up an helped organize a strike of the Shanghai in New York. better for Christmas of 1935. audience of 400. jent. Thursday officer David Gillespie worked Andover view with some concern the con­ hy the organist, John D. Newall, III, and the Students’ Union against the Versailles Mrs. Margaret Hitchen of 206 North Main on the project. Walter Lamont and Roy Hardy of the tinued delay in starting construction on the sermon will be given by Rev. Arthur T. Roe- After the ceremonies, a dinner was given Treaty. He also became associated as editor Refreshments were served by the following town planning board addressed the members by Mr. Heely for POO persons in the school street is ill at her home. junior high school and associated buildings bud curate of Grace church, Lawrence. or correspondent with a number of news­ committee: Mrs. George Collins and Mrs. of the post Monday evening and discussed authorized by the special town meeting one Monday evening there will be a banquet in gymnasium. The new headmaster was intro­ papers in Tientsin, Shanghai, and Tokyo, Miss Ruth O’Connor of Maple avenue has Alfred R. Harris. fully and ably the zoning Taws which the year age this week. the parish house at 6.30 o’clock. duced by his assistant, A. R. Hyatt. Greet­ and helped organize the Chinese Government recovered after a short illness. citizens of the town will be asked to adopt at “ We do not presume to interfere with the The Sunday morning program follows: ings from the students were brought hy Bureau of Economic Education. the next town meeting. Mr. I^imont, answer­ Hunting Ethridge of Rome, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. George Napier of Summer functions of the Building committee but as Prelude- —Fantasie ttubois As a result of his experiences Mr. Sokolsky street visited in Maynard recently. Different Groups ed the questions of the members and all mis­ we listen to the confusion of claims and Pro,. tonal 537 Arthur //. Mess iter ISSJ Mr. Heely said proper education should has become a recognized authority on politi­ understandings apparently were settled to the include intellectual, physical and spiritual counter claims advanced by various indi­ cal and economic conditions in Manchuria, Miss Alice McDermitt of Red Spring road Enroll in Courses satisfaction of all present. Mr. I^amont and viduals and bodies concerning this project Miss Florence K. Howe )f Worcester development. The era of educational “ fads ( hina, Japan, and Russia, and his hook, the is ill at the I^awrence General hospital. Mr. Hardy were awarded a rising vote of we beg to call the committee’s attention to AI so ft Ittoi and experiments” was ending, he contended, “ Tinder Box of Asia ” is the standard work on thanks. the stress now being placet! by teachers on Supreme Agent John Daly attended the the principal reason which moved the school Alsop ISOI Sino-Japancse relations. Probably no other meeting of the local K. of C. last night. "The gratifying thing al>out the registra The entertainment committee made a committee to conceive the whole plan and to A hop ISO I preparation of boys for practical life and on American newspaper man knows the East lion for the Evening Study Groups is that it progressive report on an entertainment to be self-discipline. hire Mr. Gilbert to draw up the preliminary in such detail, and he is a brilliant and stimu­ Joseph Cussen of Chestnut street is ill at represents so many different groups of people held in the immediate future. sketches. • liners ISJ5 He pledged an administration that would lating speaker. the Baker Memorial hospital in Boston. in town. Here, for instance, arc some blanks The relief committee will give to the needy make education pleasant rather than burden­ “ 'Hiis reason is solely the increasing needs Phillips Academy cordially invites the that have been mailed in by people working members of the post a Christmas cheer of the school children of the town of Andover some to his charges, adding that the boys Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rossi and daughters in the Tyer Rubber company and the Shaw­ Rev. Arthur K. Roebuck of Lawrence people of Andover to attend. There will he Dorothy and Phyllis of Medford were recent basket. due to gradual and steady growth in school would be taught, nevertheless, to “ stand on no charge for admission. sheen mill. And here are some from the A monster Christmas cheer whist party Anthem—Gloria from 12th Mass Mozart their own feet.” visitors here. population. Doxolofiy Ifournrois 1551 merchants and store keepers on Main street will he held jointly with the Indies’ auxiliary “ This reason was carefully ami thoroughly The interhousc championship football Mrs. Thomas Hall of High street spent the and vicinity. Right in with them are many soon. A campaign for new members will be Hymn .124 John Dykrs IS66 game was played in the afternoon, and three that have come in from such organizations as discussed by your school committee previous Sanctus Alsop ISO I holiday and week-end with her sister, Mrs. launched and alT eligible ex-service men will to laying the matter before the town. one-act plays were presented by the Periwig Gives Lecture on Nellie Meehan of Worcester. the Shawsheen Woman’s club and the Bal be contacted by members of t he new member Sursum Alsop I SOI C lub. Mr. and Mrs. Heely later held a recep­ lardvale Men’s club. It looks as though there “ Therefore, chc school committee in regu­ Benedlctui Qui Venit Alsop ISOI campaign committee. lar session Tuesday evening, December 4, tion for visitors at foundation house. Motion European Problems Mrs. Joseph Adams has returned to her would Ik * a real cross-section of Andover life Agnus Dei Alsop ISO I pictures at night completed the day’s home in New York after visiting her sister, represented in these courses.” Such was the 1934, unanimously adopted the following Gloria in Excelsis Alsop ISOI Mrs. Frank Welch of Elm street. Shopping in Andover Pay* resolution: activities. Mr. Dirk Van der Stuckcn of the Phillips information that came this week from one of Girls' Friendly Pra>er the directors cf the Study Group program “ Resolved: that, Recessional 67 William II. Monk IS75 Academy faculty, a frequent traveller to Miss Rita Stack of Summer street, re­ “ The school committee urge the building Try Andover First Europe, gave an interesting talk on the cently operated on at the Lawrence General that is to be carried out during the winter Postlude —In Thee Is Gladness Hach months at Phillips Academy. Already ap­ Japanese Operetta committee to consider only the original plans, The usheifi Sunday morning will be: Nellie European situation at the meeting of the hospital for appendicitis, is convalescing. ns anything less, we deem to be inadequate Shawsheen Village Woman’s club Monday proximately a hundred and fifty course Irvine, Annetta Anderson, Beatrice Farns­ Deputy Grand Chancellor Roy Pettigrew to take care of the needs of our Andover Rev. Mr. Baldwin night. registrations have been received and each to Be Presented worth, Dorothy Winn, Jean Anderson, and of Haverhill paid an official visit Tuesday mail brings in several additional ones. With school system. ” Gertrude Taylor. In stating that conditions in Europe were The school board discussed the plans largely responsible for America’s problems, lie evening to the local Knights of Pythias meet­ this number already in, the program is sure At Monday night’s banquet the leaders of Speaks to Council ing. to be a success although it is hoped that two On Friday evening, December 21, the Tuesday evening, and adopted the resolution explained how the nations of Europe are a Japanese Operetta “ Yanki San” will be without dissent. The principal objections to the various church organizations and several chain, no one link of which can lie weakened or three hundred more course registrations prominent local residents will speak. At a meeting of the Andover Religious John Deycrmond, Jr., of Shawsheen road, presented in the town hall by the pupils of the revised plans were that the gymnasium without having its effect on the rest of the has been awarded his varsity football letter will be received before the series of classes is Educational Council held in the Free church actually under way. Stowe junior high school under the direction lloor was too small for school use; that the History of Society chain and upon America. Today’s troubles he at New Hampton school, New Hampton, >f Miss Miriam Sweeney, supervisor of music reduced stage would be no better than ihe Wednesday evening, Rev. A. Graham Bald­ blamed upon the World War. NIL Several organizations in town have taken The first Girls’ Friendly society branch in win of Phillips Academy talked on “ Op­ advantage of the offer made by the directors in the Andover public schools assisted by town hall stage; that the facade was not as the United States was established in Lowell Mr. Roger Higgins of Phillips Academy Mrs. Alberta Espcy, Miss Mary Bailey and attraclive; that the equipment and building portunities of Sunday Schools of Today.” explained at length the Adult Study classes Mrs. A. I). Michelini and twin sons, Ron to send speakers out to explain the courses on November 24, 1877. The society was He showed how the piohicmsof the Prophets aid and Donald of Portland, Maine, visited and to answer questions. Others wishing this Miss Barker, members of the Stowe school materials were to Be cheaper; and that the formed in England in 1875. Fifty years ago which the Academy is sponsoring. He ex­ faculty. The advanced sale of tickets by the saving in initial cost of the revised boiler of the Bible were parallel to the problems of plained that the idea was not entirely new recently with Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Collins of same service should get in touch with Alan the Andover society was founded by Miss the church school teachers of the present Summer street. R. Blackmer, 25 Highland road. cast has promised that the performance will plans would l>c soon eaten up by the addi­ Margaret Gray, who served as branch having been carried out in several towns and be a huge success. The proceeds will he used tional $1000 annual operating cost. The point time and how their solutions of these prob­ cities around Boston. Miss Betty Sherman of 11 Carisbrooke president for twenty-five years. Rev. Lev- lems benefit us today. to purchase musical equipment for the new was often stressed that if the revised plans erett Bradley was rector at the time the Mrs. Albert N. Wade, president, also pre­ street entertained the Junior Courteous junior high school. The cast will be as follows: were adopted, the public would in a few Rev. Lorentz I. Hansen of the Baptist sented Walter M. I-amont of the Andover Circle of the King’s Daughters of the South Don Cossacks to Andover branch was formed. church and president of the Council, pre­ Yanki San. the princeM Ruth Mills years be complaining al>out the appearance The local society did not have a president town planning board who presented the church Wednesday evening. of the buildings just as they arc complaining sided. The motto for the meeting was, “ It is necessity of a zoning law which over sixty Sing Here Tonight San Fan. attendant to Yanki San until ten years ago when Miss Helen Smith better to form than to reform.” Parents: Is your child failing? Examination Eleanor Houston alxmt Punchard today. was elected. Up to that lime the branch towns in the stale have adopted in one form 1 win Hoses Mary l-oolKlge. I'riwilla Moss Rev. Alfred C. Church gave a devotional or another according to the individual town’s in reading free; expert tutoring; also high The Don Cossacks, the “36 Singing Horse­ president had taken full charge. talk on the 4(X)th anniversary of Luther’s school subjects, modern methods. Write High Chancellor Samuel Simpson Up until last year when the Junior Woman’s need. Mr. Lamont explained the advantages men of The Steppes,” are returning to Ando­ Prince Oto. son of the Mikado Bible. of such a law in Andover and illustrated his “ M ” Townsman office. Adv. ver tonight to give a concert at George Wash­ School Board to Guild was formed, the G. F. S. was the only The song service was in charge of Robert point with several incidents urging the audi­ ington hall starting at 8.15. Serge Jaroff is Charles P. Galieler, Jr. Charles S. Barnet of 26 Burnham road Prince Ton Ton Frederick Hutler, Jr. (Continued on page 3, column 3) Deycrmond, superintendent of the Free ence to demand the adoption of such a by­ was removed to the Lawrence General again conducting. Discuss Budget church Sunday school and vice-president of Ambassadors of the Mikado law. hospital Wednesday after he had collapsed This is the same group that captivated its John Collins. William Ferguson Shopping in Andover Pays the council. Mrs. A. Edward Knowles, chairman of while on his way to work in Shawsheen. large audience a year ago and Andover is The school committee will meet in special Supper was served by the A. G. C. society community service in the club, had charge very fortunate to have another opportunity Princess Toto, the mother Alice Bertram Miss Mary Dobbie presided over the Free Prince Toto, the father John Nunez session on Tuesday, December 18, to con of the Free church with 45 in attendance. of the program and she presented the Misses to hear the excellent male sopranos and the sider its budget for next year, according to a The delegation comprised the Sunday Gwen and Ruth Armitage of Shawsheen church C. E. society meeting Sunday evening. Six Maidens rock deep basses in stirring Russian folk, Ruth Holt, Gladys Downs, Mary Lin Murray, vote taken Tuesday at the regular meeting. To Pay Fines to schools of the Free Congregational, Baptist. village. They played two groups of piano The topic was “ The Celebration of the 400tn soldier and liturgical songs. Anniversary of Martin Luther’s Translation Nancy Kecles, Marjorie Higgins, June Car­ The superintendent reported that it ap­ South, West Parish, Union Congregational duets including Minuet in E Elat by Mozart; The Don Cossacks will sing at Symphony peared at the first of the month that there Town Hereafter and Methodist churches and Phillips Acad­ Les Sylphes by Bachmann; L'Alcrt by of the Bible. ” michael hall in Boston on Sunday afternoon, Decem­ Seven Roses, princesses was a safe margin to work on for the rest of emy. Belir; The Dragonfly by Nevin; and Friska Mrs. Allison Morse has the agency for the ber 16. the year. The next meeting of the executive com­ from the Fifth Hungarian Rhapsody hy Barbara Gahm. Agnes Martinson. Dorothy About $4(KK) will be returned to the town Cotton Suede (Orchardlawn) dresses and Ccderbcrg. Evelyn Smith, Ruth Leitch. Mary Edward A. Doyle was appointed night next year in fines as the result of the recent mittee will be held January 10 to plan the Liszt. All the selections were beautifully children’s playsuits—made to measure—also fireman at $23 a week for the winter months, next meeting of the council which will be held played and enthusiastically applauded by the To Present Play Deycrmond. Mildred Forsythe ruling by which fines under chapter 00 are the Spooner stockings and underwear and Fisher Lads the time to be at the discretion of the superin­ paid to the town, according to Chief of some lime in February. audience. small gifts for Xmas. Telephone 648VV. Adv. tendent. The hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Gerald Lenane. Thomas Dea, Frederick East­ Police George A. Dane. On December 1 the Rev. A. Graham Baldwin is leading a Next Wednesday man, Donald Ball, George Douty, Darrell The matter of whether or not local teachers new rule went into effect, with the result that Frank J. Kellerstan, chairman, assisted hy shall receive 15 credit hours for the Adult Mrs. Leonard Johnson, Mrs. Frank Kenyon, froup of academy students to the Northficld Sprague, Simmons Swift, George Nicoll, Don­ if the average fine payment keeps up, An­ Install Officers Midwinter Conference this week-end. Mr. A three-act play, “ Meddlesome M aid,” ald Boynton. Norman Eaton, Donald Thomp­ Education courses of Phillips Academy was dover’s tax rate will be 25 cents lower next Mrs. A. Edward Knowles, Mrs. William W. left to the superintendent. Kurtli, Mrs. Michael Lane, Mrs. Theron Hawes and Dr. Chase will also attend. Head­ will be presented next Wednesday evening in son, Howard Proctor. Donald Lundgren, year. of British Yets master emeritus Dr. Alfred E. Stearns is to he Free church parish house by the Mar­ Stephen Thirds, Robert Wood, George Rock­ Chapter 90 includes such offenses as Lane, Mrs. Edward Lawson, Mrs. Eugene Try Andover First V. Lovely, Mrs. John M. Lynch, Mrs. Erank speak. garet Slattery class. well. Douglas Howe. Philip Beck, Benjamin speeding, drunken driving, etc. The cast: Maid, Jean MacLeish; Robert Smalley, Gordon Boddy, John Pike. Charles Wednesday morning fines totalling $25 Leo Cartwright of Boston was installed as MacMackin, Mrs. Albert Malley, Mrs. Fred The following Andover students won prizes Commander of the New England Council of Marcotte, Miss Margaret Mcl.ay, Mrs While, Margaret Laurie; Dolly Darling, Shattuck, Bradford Holt, Franklin Roberts were collected. Three of those called were in the Science L)ay recently held at the Essex Ethel Ackroyd; Charlie Winthrop, Emma Geisha Girls Officers Chosen by discharged when the arresting officers, state British War Veterans at a meeting held Robert Maxwell and Mrs. William Merchant Agricultural school: lime and fertilizer, third, Sunday afternoon in the local Legion rooms. Stevens; Margaret Winthrop, Mrs. Evelyn Dorothy Christie, Carol Holmelund. Barbara policemen, failed to appear. James Nicoll; herbariums, third, Ruth Fair- Schubert; Carlyle Howard, Catherine Mc- MacLellan, Judith Hardy, Christine Hill. The list of cases: Alexander Auchterlonie of the Andover weather; wood collections, fust, Norman West Church W. U. association was installed as vice commander. Glynn; Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Marie Sou ter; Ellen Moyle, Margaret Gordon. Joan Waugh. Kenneth L. Boomhawer, 23, 11 South Harvard Club to Peatman; hobbies, second, Albert Batchel- Mrs. Rita Griffin, Isobel Maclarcn; Richard I Eleanor Gorrie, Barbara Gillen, Alda Grieco, Main street, Franklin; speeding, discharged. Those installed were: Commander Leo der; freshman class, first prize, Norman Miss Dora Ward was re-clcctcd president Cartwright of Boston; vice commander, O’Neil, Millie MacLeod. Priscilla Glines. Ruth Anderson, Jeanne Fisk. Sidney M. Fish, 26,151 E. Haverhill street, Hold Ladies’ Night Peatman. Dorothy Barnett, Vfera Crossley, Helen Nash. of the West church Women’s Union at the Lawrence, speeding, discharged. Alexander Auchterlonie of Andover; adju­ annual meeting held Wednesday afternoon. tant, Richard Ivey of Hartford, Conn.; Mrs. V. DeFalovitch and daughter, Miss Ethel Cherowhrier. Kiki Dantos, Ruth Cowen, Mrs. Lawrence Wood was re-elected vice Harold J. Barber, 26, 97 Lafayette street, Virginia Greene of Punchard avenue, Mrs. E. Three New Shows Marjorie Crosby. Joyce Hansen and Ann Waltham, speeding, discharged. quartermaster, John Itagleash, Hartford, The annual Ladies’ night cf the Harvard president, while Miss Ebba Peterson and Mrs. Conn., and sergeant-at-arms, James Thomp­ club of Andover will be held next Wednes­ C. Edmands and son John of Carmel road Hathaway. Arthur Lewis were elected secretary and Francis Cane, 17, 58 Yale street, Win­ and Miss Doris Johnson of Maple avenue a t­ at Addison Gallery chester; speeding, fined $5.00. son of Springfield. Delegates attended from day at the Phillips Academy log cabin at treasurer respectively. Boston, Springfield, Lynn, Andover, H art­ 8.15. The speaker will be Professor Samuel tended the Army-Navy game in Philadelphia, A covered dish luncheon with a delightfully James E. Thompson, 31, 20 Lawrence Pa. last Saturday. Mrs. Edmands, John Ed­ Lane, Belmont; speeding, fined $5.00. ford, Conn., and Manchester, N. H. H. Cross, Harvard ’12, assistant professor of Three new exhibitions were opened today I n A u d o V C F ” varied menu, was served, with 35 present. The Andover delegates at the meeting Slavic languages and literature, who will mands and Miss Johnson were guests at the at the Addison Art Gallery to continue : until | J Reports were presented as follows: social, George Kaulan, 42, Shawsheen street, were: Commander Norman K. MacLeish, home of Miss Johnson’s relatives during their Tewksbury; speeding, fined $5.00. speak on “ The American Tourist in the December 51. Mrs. Florence Bowes; missionary, Mrs. John Alexander Auchterlonie, Alexander Beedie Soviet Union.” stay in Philadelphia and Midshipman Allan They arc: “ Prints from the Kosenwafd Move Succeeding Noyes; neighIxirhood, Mrs. George Ward; Emile Piccard, 32, 89 Dean street, New C. Edmnnds of the Naval Academy was en­ Bedford; failing to stop on officer’s signal, and James Mitchell. Prof. C ross has travelled to Russia twice Collection” ; “ Stencil Reproduction of ke apron, Mrs. Northey; towel, Miss Peterson; in the last two years, and with his back­ tertained there also after the game which naissance Textiles hy John Singer Sargent,” Reports from many of the Andover merch­ civics, Mrs. Herbert Merrick. filed. Prices Here Are Reasonable Navy won 3-0. Thomas Begley, 24, 80 Weare street, ground of the Slavic languages and literature, lent by Thomas Fox; and "Photographs of ants this week show that the Service Club’s Lawrence; speeding, fined $5.00. the talk should prove very interesting. Nineteenth Century Houses by Walker “ Buy in Andover” movement has already John Scuderi, 21, 607 Howard street, Ex-Secretary of All Harvard men are invited to attend Evans,” lent by the Museum of Modern Art. had considerable effect. Many Andover resi­ Describes Persia Lawrence; speeding, fined $5.00. with their ladies. Graduates of other colleges Meetings Next Week dents are "Trying Andover First,” before State Speaks Here are also being asked to attend. Give Testimony in going to Boston or Lawrence for their pres­ in Talk Monday E.R.A. A llotm ent Again $8000 Tonight ents. Clan Johnston, Fraternal hall, 7.50. Manslaughter Case Several of the local merchants have asked Persia, where primitive women spin and Henry L. Stinson, secretary of state under Library Circulation Monday the Townsman to express to the public their weave hy hand although the country now has Andover again received $8,000 for E.R.A. appreciation for the early Christmas patron­ work this month. This is the same as the last President Herbert Hoover and a trustee of C. D. of A., K. of C. hall, 7.45 p.m. airplanes, was descril>ed in an interesting two months. Phillips Academy, gave an interesting talk on Again Increases Pythiun Sisters, Fraternal hall, 7.00 p.m. Fhe case of Otto Hollinger, 47, of lamaica age, and this the Townsman is glad to do. fasnion last Monday afternoon at the meet­ I he North school drainage project was world affairs at the meeting of the Phillips Tuesday Plain, charged with manslaughter and operat- ing of the Noveml>cr club by Frank S. C’oan sent to Boston on Monday. dull in Peabody house Monday evening. Mr. W omen’s Relief Corps, O. A. K. hall, 7.45 ing to endanger following a recent fatal I 1 . j of Princeton, N. J. Mr. ( ’oan was bom in Stinson, who is probably the academy's Due tc two holidays, the Memorial library accident here, was continued until December j f ( O U S JP 01* 1 1 1 I I I cl tG C l Work on the Salem street drain is almost was open two days less during November p.m. Persia and consequently was able to give finished. most illustrious living graduate, was paying Legion, Legion rooms, 8.00p.m. 11 at the request of the defense when it came * l his audience much valuable information on an informal visit to the academy. than in October, but circulated more hooks. Wednesday I he B.P.W. has completed 3000 feet of The number of 7859 were issued for home use up in District Court Tuesday morning. The] f)y M o th e r s O4IIIO this very picturesque country which still River road reconstruction. He was introduced by M. Lawrence Odd Fellows, Fraternal hall, 7 50 p.m. defendant was allowed to go without hail remains unsjioiled hy tourists. at the Memorial hull, and 702 at Hallardvale, Justice Albion G. Peirce stated that he felt j Shields, president of the club. making a total cf 8541 books borrowed during Shawsheen P. T. A., Shawsheen school, After the meeting tea was served with Mrs 7.45 p.m. he would probably dismiss the manslaughter The annual Christmas party of the Moth­ B. Frank Smith, Mrs. Oswald Tower and Clan Bunquct Postponed November. Again, this is the largest monthly Thursday charge hut that he would have to hold the ers club will he held at the home of Mrs. w o n t S A L E use in the history of the library and repre Miss 1 Iarriet ( arter injuring. Service Club, Square and Compass club, defendant on the other. Walter Downs of South Main street, on Wed­ Wednesday morning Mrs. Frank Mans DRY HARD WOOD cut for stove, The Father and Son banquet scheduled to sents a daily issue of 550 books. Hollinger was the operator of a car which nesday afternoon, December 19. A luncheon furnace or fireplace — also 6.15p.m. field Taylor concluded her series of lectures have been held by Clan Johnston tonight ran into a narked truck early on the morning will h^served at one o’clock. The committee on “ History in the Making. ” DRY PINE KINDLING has been postponed to I Jecember 21, when of November 15, and two days later, his in charge includes: Mrs. Walter Downs, Rev. A. Graham Baldwin will speak. Discovers Blaze in passenger, Stephen Carton of Boston, diet! chairman; Mrs. Harold S. Cates, Mrs. Asa Shop in Andover This Christinas HERBERT LEWIS Boost in Prices of as a result of the injuries. Stocks, Mrs. Alexander Crockett, Mrs. John Prompt delivery Tel. And. 465 Trude at Home Time to Save Girl Witness for the prosecution were: Albert Connors, Mrs. Thomas Brucato and Mrs. Liquor Licenses E. Foss, who lives near the scene of the crash; George Smith. Town Team to Miss Helen Sullivan of Hallardvale, an George Reno of Manchester, N. IL, operator On Monday afternoon, December 10, a Special LUNCHEONS daily 50c employee in Scanlon’s tea room on the A decided increase in license fees for hard of the truck; Edward Magena of Malden, special meeting will lie held in Punchard Conclude Season Amlover-Lawrence line, was saved from liquor was voted by the lelccln ea this week. operator of another truck; Officer Frank school with the following committee in charge possible death early Tuesday morning when The package store ami druggists’ hard liquor McBride; and Motor Vehicle Inspector Mrs. Paul Shneone, chairman; Mrs. James James French. 'Ihe testimony showed that Souler, Mrs. Fred L. Collins ami Mrs. ( ’rock The Andover Town team will play its last S U N D A Y $1.00 uiut Officer Arthur Jowett discovered a blaze at licenses were raised to SJ50 per year, whereas they were Slot) from April to the end of this there were four lights on the rear of the truck ett. game of the season against the strong Burke D I N N E R S the lea room, where Miss Sullivan was lying eleven of l*awrence on the local playsiead at $1.25 asleep. The blaze was discovered before it hail year. Hard liquor licenses for common and two lanterns on the ground. The cluo will again pack ( hristmas baskets victuallers and innholders are priced at S250; for the needy families of the town and those 2.30 Sunday afiernoon. 'Phis is the same gained much headway, and the chemical team that was to huve met Andover las* The most delicious of food from a cuisine that truck responded to Officer Jowett’s call. this is the same as last y< ar for the innholders A. P. C. C hristm as Party interested may make donations of either food but there was no fee e- iblishcd (or common or money. Sunday, but due to a misunderstanding as to cannot be surpassed anywhere, served attrac­ The officer was frying the doors about the starting time, the Burkes arrived at the three o’clock when he smelled smoke at the victuallers’ licenses thi- past year. The annual Christmas party of the A. P. C. The endless chain prize donated by Mrs tively midst pleasant surroundings. All wine and malt beverage licenses, for sorority of the South church will he held next John Smith was won hy Mrs. James Souter field after the Andover l>oys and their many tea room. On entering lie found that a parti­ supporters had left. It is definitely known hy tion on the left near the rear door was burn package stores, common victuallers, and Thursday evening, December 13, at eight Refreshments were served at the close of the clubs, are priced at SHJ0. Hie soft liquor o’clock. The entertainment is in charge of meeting by Mrs. Thomas Brucato, Mrs, both teams that the game will start this week ing, evidently having started in a pile of iss Reta Atkinson. at 2..10. A large crowd is expected *.0 attend rubbish. He awoke Miss Sullivan package store been ras $75 for March to Miss Rcla Atkinson Elizabeth Ferrier and Mrs. Peter Stewart. Ye Andover Manse vhile the others were j Each member is asked to bring a gift to due to the fact that it will be the last football 109 MAIN ST. Telephone 8965 the end of the y game in greater I^awrence this season Shop in Andover Thi» Christmas $100. put into the Christmas baskets Try Andover First l-'HIDAY, l>KCEMBK,H 7. iK,

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN W eddings Will Hold Dance NEWS OF OTHER DAYS Published every Friday at the I’reaa Building, Andover, M an., by the Andover Preas BROWN—FURRIER for Town’s Needy Miss Doris S. Terrier, daughter of Mrs. Twenty-Five Ycara Ago KLMF.lt J. GltOVEIt, Managing Editor Elizabeth Terrier cf 1 Moraine street, and TOWNSMAN Telephone 1324 Elaborate plans for a lienclit dance to be Andover' n° 1,,nRCr P"pils «Mb, „ Edward It. Itrown, son of Mr. and Mrs. held on Monday evening, December 17, at . he work of building a new addition to the Entered at Andover Po.toffice ai Second Clao Matter George Brown of 12 North Main street, were the K of C. hall, have been started by the factory of the Tyer Rubber company has Ten Years Ago united in marriage on Thanksgiving Day at Educational department camp officers, and ticcn begun. ... . one o’clock at a pretty ceremony at the mcmtiers of the 110th company l .< < ■ ' I The fire department was called out Wed­ home of the bride’s mother. Rev. Frederick Wont has been received of the hlok , Buy Christ nuts Souls farther ahead than wc were when the littered into one ear it this town. The proceeds i f this event will In- nesday night to a chimney fire at the resi­ son, Edwin Reid, to Mr. and Mr, x ' 1 committee was meeting monthly during Wilson, D.D., paster-emeritus of the turned over to the charitable associations ol dence of Professor Moorehcad. Because of Harris of West Haven, C onn Nop’’” rcc church, officiated. heard over the hole town.” The Nntininil Tuberculosis associa­ the summer or semi-occasionally last Andover. In this way. the committee hopes the high wind, the sparks flew freely, but no Among those who saw flnlv ( jj The bride was gowned in wisteria blue to be able to help the real needy of Hie town. tion C.liristmits seal Ibis year, on the pring. transparent velvet with gold accessories DECEMBER damage was done. J'ostxn College Saturday w, re J„hn* When architects state that the plans r 10—Submarine Deut«ch1an<(j The turning of the proceeds over to the Dr. Albert E. Hulmc attended the dedica­ William Doherty, Charles 1 : „ Z * 3 occasion of the fiftieth annivrisniv of the while’ the bridesmaid, Agnes W. I-ow, a • a - p r * visit, U. S. shores. 1916. will be ready at a certain time, and then town is looked upon by the members of the tion of the new Harvard Dental school this Hickey, J. beginning of the sanatorium movement cousin, wore dnrk green transparent velvet local C.C.C. unit ns a chance to show their Everett C o U in sa n r ^ t in this ccuntiy, bears a picture of the they don't have them at that time, they with silver sccessorics. week. 11—Mormon* r«b«I niiainat* appreciation to the people here who have first little led onc-ioom sanatorium in are either laying down on the job or they The best man was David Doig, an intimate extender! them such numerous educational, A Townsman editorial states: “ The city Brigham Young. 1869. elections held on Tuesday brought an excel­ America. Just its that little cottage was arc hoodwinking the committee for friend of the groom. athletic, and social opjMirtunities in the past. which they are supposed to be working. Dinner was served at the reception jm A local orchestra, " Bruce Valentines lent man into the municipal life of North­ day^night!*1 ^ m ee tin g the originator of the tint institutions in mediately following the ceremony, immediate ampton, where the choice for Mayor has been It is about time that the committee 1 2 —First radio signal sent Sercnadcrs,” has been donated and tickets George A. Higgins was elected praW,,. the United Stales today, the little seal relatives of the families attending. The across Atlantic. 1901. made of cx-Rcprcscntative Calvin Coohdgc, itself is the originator of far more good should say to the architects the next are on safe for twenty-five cents at the of the Square and Compass club last iS T couple left during the nfternoon on a wedding Andover (luild or from any of the committee. who easily showed himself in his service in the than its size would indicate. time that they confess their inability to trip to New York. Legislature to he one of the strongest men of Henry E. Miller was chosen ch.nr.iu have the plans ready when promised: 1 2 —Wilson lands in Franca The committee: Paul Lantigua, Charles commander of the local k of P T The task of curing and pieventing sJw iuoH Gallivan, Leo Shieblcr, Arthur Quintette, that body. ” night. ' llnvc them in here tomorrow night or SHIPMAN -RAVENEL on peace mission. 1918. tubeieulosis is on enormous one, hut no Ervin Conley, Henry Donohue, Jam es Lucas, Frederic S. Boutwell and John H. Flint Matthew Burns of Dumbarton street ha matter how enormous it is, youi pur­ ou’ll be through.” The marriage of Miss Trances Archer Valmore LeSieur, Ernest Platt, Edwaru were among the guests at the Bankers ban­ athishomc. olu chase of Christmas seals helps in good There is a further possibility of delay Ruvencl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 14—Roald Amundsen reaches Miller, Joseph Carney, Robert Elliott, and quet held in Boston Wednesday night. . RavencI, of 192 Ashley avenue, Charles­ the South pole. 1911. measure to combat this disease. When hrough the calling of a special town ton, S. C'., to Dr. Thomas Leffingwcll Ship- Francis Correia. A communication has been received from you send a Christmas card or a picsenl m eeting, which now seems inevitable Leo Lieberman, educational advisor, is the school committee of Lawrence stating {be ,924-25 National c h a ^ t * man, of Andover and Boston, was solemnized acting as social advisor. through the mails this year, be sure that because of the dissatisfaction of many of Thanksgiving Day night at 8..10 o’clock, at 15—Coal replaces wood on that free evening school tuition will be lie voters with the revised plans. The railway engines, 1835. The latest issue of the Harold 1 arkcr each one has a Christmas seal on it. for St. Philip’s church, Charleston, with the Review carried the following editorial para­ in that way you aie doing more than committee should not allow this to bring Rev. A. G. Hranwell Bennett, of Columbia, graph on the proposed dance: that year the books were audited, Howevrr merely sending a icmembranec to a any further delay in the railing of bids, fliciating, assisted by the rector, the Rev criftYH 16—Seriou, earthquake, fell “ At this time of the season when people Cary Beckwith. Upholstering Racket the audit was omitted a year ago, wit), a,’ friend; you are doing your part to leslorc but it should by all means go ahead and Q U A V tE along Misiissippi, 1811. feast on the fruits of the land, and pay result that this audit must cover tw’oyein health, the greatest gift o fall, to thous­ make it possible for the contract for Decorations of smilax and white chrysan­ themums were used in the church. 'Ihe thanksgiving to those they love, it is only Worked Here ands of tuberculosis victims. either plan to he awarded immediately fitting and proper that wc should see to it wedding music was played by Miss Dorothy that everyone around us is happy and in so after the town meeting, depending on Bollwinkle, organist. the town’s wishes. Alternate proposals Wheelock of Portland, Me.; ont- niece, doing, pay our thanksgiving to the town of Local police issued a warning Wednesday Attending the bride were Mrs. William A about the activities of a fake upholsterer who The School’s First Anniversary should be presented to the bidders; it is . authen, of Columbia, matron of honor, and Blanche E. Parker of Brookline; two nephews Andover for what it has done for us. Ihe the only way to prevent any further de­ Miss Rose Jenkins Townsend, Miss Grace E. Then Grimes of Lawrence and W. Sanford way wc have decided to do this is bv running is working a racket in the outskirts of the a dance at the town hall within a few weeks town. He operates under the name of George The Tow nsm an is becoming just a lay nnd at the same time to give the Vot Hanahan, Mrs. G. L. Buist Rivers, and Mrs. VVmxIbury of Albtrton, Maryland. William (). Hanahan, bridesmaids. They all The funeral was held at the late home with the proceeds being used to help the Gibcau. little tired of using the phrase: "It is ers an opportunity to express their fccl- people of the town who are needy at l hrist- Gibcnu goes to a house and asks to up­ ngs on the plans nt a special town meet­ wore gowns of blue faille with a fluted edging Tuesday afternoon. Rev. George T. Beecher, expected that— " in connection with the pastor of the first-Cal vary Baptist church, mas time. With each and everyone's un­ holster furniture. He works about two hours, ing. The building committee has shown of Poinscttia red at the hemline, and match­ new school project, the money for ing gloves, and they carried Ixmquets of of which she was an active member, con­ divided support in purchasing a twenty live collects $10, then leaves, saying he’ll be right which was voted just a year ago next an inclination to do this, and it is hoped poinsettins tied with red ribbon. The gowns ducted the services, along with Rev. Arthur cent ticket, I am sure we arc bound to succeed hack. He never returns. Tuesday. Today, after a year of in­ that it will continue with the alternate of the bridesmaids were in a deeper shade of T. Fowler, D.D., of Norwood, for a long time in showing the people of Andover that what He has a very smooth way of talking and activity, all that Andover has to show proposal idea. blue than the matron of honor. pastor of the Calvary church. Interment was they have done for the C.C.C. has not been according to his story, knows almost cvery- for its vote is a pile of bricks where old Dr. George Marcy, of Buffalo, N. Y., was in the family lot in Bellevue cemetery. forgotten.” lx«ly in Andover. He rides in a 1926 Huick the best man. Ushers were: Messrs. Archer or Nash, colored a faded blue. Punehnrd once stood and a slack of Editorial Cinders Anyone on whom he calls is asked to tele­ newspapers which week after week have and Thomas P. RavencI, of Charleston, and CHAMPION Abbot Academy Motes Fifty years of mere existence is never Dr. Samuel T. RavencI, of Greensboro, N. Henry It. Champion. 68, passed away phone the police station, 390. started out their building report with just cause for celebration, but fifty the sentence: "It is expected that next C., brothers of the bride, and Mr. C. Stuart suddenly Friday. The funeral was held Sun­ On Tuesday evening the Abbot Dramatic years of an active furthering of high Dawson, of Charleston, Mr. George Ripley, day afternoon at his late home on Haggetts society gave three one-act plays as follows* Town Books Being Audited (Christmas J 3 rrim week (he final plans for the buildings ideals is reason for anyone to rejoic of Andover, nnd Mr. William A. Cauthen, of Pond road, with Rev. Newman Matthews THE BOOR We have completed our holiday buy. will be ready Next Sunday and Monday the (iiils’ ’otumhia. conducting the services. Burial was in the A comedy in one act The annual audit of the town books by Each of the last few weeks the The l>ride was given in marriage by her family lot in West Parish cemetery. ing anti we say that we’ve got the Friendly society of Christ church w By Anton Tchckoff three state auditors is now underway. The goods to help make this Christinas the Townsman has had to make this state­ mark its golden anniversary, and con­ father. Her gown was of embroidered white The following members of St. Matthew s Translated by Hllmar Baukhage annual audit was requested after a vote of the panne velvet. Her veil of tulle was arranged merriest for every person on your list ment in its story. Lust Friday wc were gratulations are due this group which lodge, A.F. and A.M., acted as bearers: Helena Ivanovna Popov ^ ul*1 *’™tl town meeting two years ago last March, and told that the plans were expected Mon­ in a cup and caught with orange blossoms. James E. Downs, Wesley J. Clarke, George Griftoti Stepanovitch Smirnov Harriott C ole has hail a line iccord as one of the most Her bouquet was of lilies of the valley M. R. Holmes, George Bruce, Alexander P. day evening, since the committee had active of our church organizations ilur- I.tikss Rosamond Taylor FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUIT C om e In a n d Examii been informed the preceding Monday by Following the wedding a reception was held Black and J. Lewis Smilh. Time—the present ng the past half century. at the home of the bride's parents. The at the lowest prices the Boston architects that they would them. You are invitee! to visitoursbi rooms were decorated with smilax, roses and UTLEY f o r distinguished se r v ic e Melons—Grapes— Oranges— Pears— Bos ton to look over our array of distinctii have them icady in four or live days There has been considerable discus­ chrysanthemums, and the bride’s table was gift merchandise. You’ll see howrsi Last Monday’s meeting was changed to Henry A. Utley, 77, proprietor of the By Florence Clay Knox Market Celery—Squash—Lettuce —Broccoli sion about the editorial of the Towns­ centered with white roses and white tapers. Shawsheen laundry, passed away Thursday Katharine Burton Anne Hurlburt und eco n o m ical it is to shop i Wednesday because the plans weren’t Nuts of all kinds—Figs—Dates—Candy man two weeks ago in which a campaign During the evening Dr. and Mrs. Shipman morning at the Shawsheen Manor where he Mrs. James Harding Phyllis Brown HARTIGAN’S. left for a wedding trip, Mrs. Shipman travel­ ready, and then when the meeting finally for a live-cunt fare between Shawsheen resided. He had lived here for the past thir­ Mary, a maid Barbara Reinhart A . B A S S O - Main Street was held, it was learned that the plans ing in a three piece suit of brown tweed with teen years, having come here from Spring- Time—the present village and the square was proposed. racccon collar and a corsage of Talisman P e r f u m e s & Toiletries were not even then ready. So now the Everyone scents to feel that the five-cent field. He had been in the laundry business people of Andover who one year ago for the past fifty years. A TOAST THAT WE CAN DRINK from the better known French fate should he adopted, but more than Mrs. Shipman, a graduate of the University He is survived by two sons, II. I.cster Utley FOR RENT— Duplex House, five voted to build a new school must again thinking will he needed before this is of South ( arolina, is an active member of the By Stoke* McCune rooms, $5 per week, centrally located. and American Houses, all in of Andover and Lewis S. Utley of Newburgh, Madame deRainouqnet Barbara Reinhart learn the plans are expected next Mon­ granted. Only organized effort can ac­ Junior League of ( harleston. She has taken Also three and four-room apartments heated, New York; four grandchildren; two brothers, Tuinetlc J« " >’al""’r day. complish such a change, and it should a prominent part in the activities of the Foot- Charles I), of Florence, Mass., and George of S40 and $45 per month. Gay Holiday Wrappings Last spring the Townsman had an I*a Torche France* Mahoney start right now. Maybe wc won’t get light Players. Mexico City. W. SHIRLEY BARNARD editorial criticizing the building com­ Rosamond Taylor this year; maybe we won’t get it next Dr. Shipman is a son of the late Rev. The funeral will he held Saturday^morning REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE mittee for its delay. During the late •rank Robinson Shipman and Mrs. Ship- Scene—Eastern France Time- 1793 year; but someday wc will surely get it if at the Fuller funeral home. 78 Main street. Mrs. Bertha Morgan Gray, director 15 Barnard Street - - Phone 202 spring and summer there was no fur­ man, of Andover. His mother was the former Services will be conducted at 9:30 o’clock by wc determine right now to go after it. Miss Mary Appleton Ripley. Dr. Shipman Miss Bailey attended the quarterly meet­ ther criticism, because we were told Rev. Charles W. Henry, rector of Christ ing of the A 1)1 Kit Academy Trustees on Thurs­ was graduated from the Harvard school of Episcopal church. Burial wilt be in Wildwood that old Punehnrd had to be torn down And don’t forget Shop in Andover medicine in 19.12 and is now practicing day e v e n in g th e Women's City club. CUT FLOWERS-FLORAL DESIGNS right away in order that the buildings cemetery, Amherst this Christmas! medicine in Boston. He attended Phillips Miss Helen Bean of the Abbot faculty, has could be started so that the roofs would Academy and Yatc University. been sent as a delegate to the meetings of the Carlp Cbristtnas <£>rbcr*f be on by the winter and so that the New England association of Colleges and Andover guests for the wedding were: Trade at Home Are Mutually Helpful hea.tiug-.pLml would be ready for the Miss Anna W. Kuhn and Mr. George Ripley, Secondary schools which are being held at the opening oT school iir September. School S iftin g s the Charleston News and Courier) Hotel Statler today and tomorrow. Miss The George D. Millet! Greenhouses opened, but there was no heating plant Engagements Announced Bailey and Miss Comegys, who is on the reception committee, will also attend the Wildwood Road Telephone 403 and no excavation even, let alone a roof. VON DER MORWITZ—RENOUF meetings. Then came the information that the If anyone happens to see that new school Edda Vincent Renouf, formerly of Elm Mr. and Mrs. George B. Petrie of Chicker- anywhere in Andover, will he please call the street, anil Kurt Ebcrlmrd von der Morwitz The indoor work of the department of town was threatened with the loss of its ing court announce the engagement of their Townsman? We know lots of people who of Berlin, Germany, were married on Novem­ daughter, Margaret, to Patrick McCalTerty physical education started this week with SI 12,7(1(1 grant if the preparations were have been looking for it. ber 10 in Grosse Reitz, Germany. of Andover, son* of John McCafferty of classes in gymnastics and rhythmic dancing. not speeded up. Since then the com­ The bride graduated from Abbot academy Belfast, Ireland The first recital by students of the Music m ittee has been meeting weekly, but “ Roosevelt to Ask Four Billion to Provide in 1923. After receiving her degree from department will be held on Saturday aftcr- even with regular meetings we seem no Jobs”—this morning's headline. Seems as Smith college she taught at Brearley school Mr. and Mrs. Garfield S. Chase of Shaw­ n>x>n at 2.43 in Davis hall. FO R RENT though we’ve heard that one before in New York and at a private day school on sheen village announce the engagement of The Rev. James Gordon Gilkey of the Staten Island. She received her M.A. degree their daughter, Miss Charlotte Evelyn, to South church, Springfield, will he the vesper The Governor had a hearing on the racing from Columbia. Mr. Homer Warren Hanscom, son of Mrs. speaker on Sunday evening in Abbot hall. We have a few modern, single houses commission appointments this week The couple are living in Berlin, where Herr Lawrence D. I’ooreof Reading. Friends of the school arc cordially invited to started out all right, but then it became von der Morwitz is a lawyer. Miss Chase is well-known locally, being a hear Dr. Gilkey. to rent in SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE to nasty. Let’s hope racing doesn’t go the same graduate of Abbot Academy and the Kath­ Stationery .... way. arine Gibbs school. Mr. Hanscom is a gradu­ Supper and Sale desirable people. Some are brick con­ Shop in Andover Thi* Chriatnius ate of the Wharton School of Finance and Always u welcome Christmas Commerce at the University of Pennsylvania A supper and sale will be held at the Bap struction, some frame, and the . 25c 50c—75c—$1.00 Germany and France agree over the Saar, gift . . . and then Serbian troops enter Hungary, and Harvard Law school. He has been tist church under the auspices of the Worn rentals are low. One minute you think Europe is going to O b itu aries practicing law in Boston for the past four an’s Union on Saturday, December 15. It was behave, nad then the next minute it proves years and is now located in New York City. originally scheduled fur December 8. that it is not. EATON The wedding will lake place at Christ The sale will open at three o’clock, and Miss Alice B. Eaton, daughter of the late church on December 29. supper will be served from 5 to 7. Mr. and Mrs. James Eaton, long time resi­ ANDOVER-SHAWSHEEN REALTY CO. The building committee has received al Gift Wrappings most as many promises of completion of the dents of Cuba street, Andover, died in the F. M. & T. E. ANDREW, Managers plans as it has varying figures on the “ stand hospital in Athol, on November 25, after a To make the loveliest presents arc!” size of a gymnasium. prolonged illness. ANDOVER CHURCHES even lovelier—5 and 5 sheets For twenty-eight years she held the posi­ Administration Building, Shawsheen Village— Tel. Andover 119 l>er pkg ...... 10c pkg. tion of stenographer in the Hat Factory ol O. K. Powers and sen in Athol and she was an FREE CHURCH SOUTH CHURCH Ties, lOcIxilt,Seals, 5c, 10c pkg. active member of the Rebekahs and of the Sunday. 9.JO. Church school; 10.45. Morning j Sunday. 9.45. Church school and the Little Daughters of the Revolution there. worship with sermon by the lustor. Subject. “ Four j Church; 10.45. Morning worship and sermon. “ The All outstanding water bills must be paid on Following a funeral service in Athol, her or before December 15th. remains were brought to Andover where Hundred Years.” a sermon cominemoratinK the J Meaning of Loyalty"; 10.45. Church kindergarten; Under the rules of the department water 400th anniversary of the printing of the Luther 6.30. Christian Endeavor; 7.45. Young People' sendees will be discontinued if the above Rev. F. A. Wilson conducted a service for her society. in the Free church parish house on Wednes­ Bible; 12.00. Brotherhood and Margaret Slattery not complied with. classes. Monday, 7.15. Business meeting, King's Daugh­ We will regret the necessity of carrying out day afternoon, November 28, and also ters; 8.00. Candlelight Christinas service. Christmas Cards officiated at the burial service in the family Tuesday. 2.30. Meeting of the Helping Hand 5c — 10c — 15c — 25c this rule and would respectfully request those society; 7.30. Boy Scouts; 8.00. Teachers* meeting Thursday. 3.00. Missionary and prayer meeting. with outstanding obligations to reply in lot in the South cemetery. Women's Union; 4.00. Junior choir; 7.03. Senior Her nearest surviving relatives in Andover at 6 Washington avenue. writing to the notice recently sent out by the Wednesday, 8.00. A comedy given by the Mar­ choir. ATLAN TIC are cousins in the family of the late Horace Friday. 7.00. Troop 3, Boy Scouts; 7.00. Junior Department. Eaton and Mrs. Bertha C lark Trott of garet Slattery class entitled "The Meddlesome If it is found necessary to discontinue Courteous Circle of The King’s Daughters, at II Central street. Maid." service for non-payment an added charge of Thursday, 1.00. Covered Dish Luncheon by the Carisbrooke street. The Andover Bookstore $2.00 will be assessed for turning the water BENSON Woman's Alliance. A collection will he taken lor the Mrs. Johanna Benson, 89, probably the kitchen fund. S|»caker. Rev. Guy Robbins of Law­ PHILLIPS ACADEMY CHAPEL B oard of P ublic W orks rence; 6.30 and 7.30. Rehearsals of choirs first Swedish settler in Andover, passed away Sunday. 11.00. Rev. Dixon Hoag, Old Lyme, Cor RANGE OIL Sunday evening at the Anderson sanatorium. Mrs. Benson, the widow of Olaf Benson, BAPTIST CHURCH would have reached her ninetieth birthday Sunday, 9.30. Sunday school, all departments; NORTH PARISH CHURCH THE SUPERIOR, WHITE C A R I i O S-TREE in March hail she lived. 10.45. Morning worship. Sermon by the (mstor. Sunday. 10.30. Rev. S. C. Beane will lake as hi* She was horn in Sweden, hut came to “ Unanswered Prayers—may they not be answered?' subject: "The Foolishness of Preaching." Singing AND TROUBLE-FREE OIL GjimsstmafS Qiftsi America in 1887, and had lived here in Children's talk: " Mephibosheth and his father's by the vested choir; 9.30. Church school; 7.30. Y. P. Andover ever since. R. U. the fust Sunday of every month. friends." Worshipful music by the young ladies' DELIVERED PROMPTLY BY METERED TRUCKS Surviving her are: a son, Charles Benson choir; 6.15. Christian Endeavor; 7.00. Popular 10.10. An auto leaves the Andover Bookstore. McClellan s h o p • i s Park St. of Concord, N. H.; seven grandchildren, evening service. A good “ sing." Iceland Kingsman All are welcome. Mis. Lillian McCollum of Lincoln street of the Royal Ambassadors speaks on “ Youth and Mrs. Edith Tyler of Elm street, Harold the New America." His talk will be illustrated by Johnson of Lincoln street, Oscar Benson of UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ANDOVER motion pictures. BALLARDVALE Worcester, Conrad Benson of Concord, N. Wednesday. 7.45. Ballardvale forum at the home II.; Charles Benson, Jr., of Montreal, and Sunday, 10.30. Service worship, Rev. Marion with Lorirt »li Stefuni, Interior Decorotor of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ward. Lieut. Stanley Benson, U.S.N., stationed al Friday. 6.30. Choir rehearsal at the home of the Phelps; 11.40. Church school; 5.00. Intermediate New London, Conn.; also seven great grant! director. C. E., Beatrice Greenwood leader; 6 (H). Senior C. C r o s s C o a l Co. children. Funeral services were held at the Fret- Monday. 7.30. Church otlicers and teachers. church Wednesday afternoon with Rev CHRIST CHURCH Wednesday, 7.30. Christmas party. Ladies' Frederick A. Wilson, D.l)., officiating Sunday, 8.00, Holy Communion; 9.30. Church society in the vestry Interment was in Spring Grove cemetery. uchool; 10.45. Holy Communion: prcucher. Rev. A. Two hymns, "Jesus Lover of My Soul’ F. Roebuck; 6.JO. Young People'* Fellowship. ST. AUGUSTINE’S CHURCH SINCE 1840 and “ Under His Wings," were rendered at Monday. 4.00. Choir, boy*; 6.J0. Girls’ Friendly Sunday M m ,: 6.JO. 8.15, 9.JO. 10.JO a.m.— the services by Mrs. Alfred R. Harris. society: 50th anniversary banquet. Benediction after late mau. RANGE and FUEL OIL The hearers were; Oscar, Conrad, Charles Tuesday, 4.00. St. Catherine's Guild; 7.45. Church Holy Day Mane.: 5.JO, 7.00.8.30a.m. anti Stanley Benson, all grandchildren. school teachers. Sunday evening 7.45. ko.ary, Sermon. Bene- Wednesday, 4-00. Choir, boys. diction. Cberett i l l H u iib sic n WHEELOCK Thursday. 7.30 a.in. Holy Communion; 2.30. | Baptisms: Sunday 3.00 p.m. and Embalrner Mrs. Emma J. (Woodbury) Wheelock, 83, Woman's Guild; 7.15. Choir, hoys und udult First Friday: Masses: 5.30. 6.45, 7.30 am. Funeral Director METERED SERVICE a native of West Andover, passed away Friday. 7JX). Boy Scouts. Troop 5. Communum 7.00 a.m. Sunday morning at the late home, 31 Hillside The church is oi»en daily for prayer. First Sunday of Month Communion Day for 1840 to 1934 avenue, after a short illness. Although a resi­ Sacred Heart Sodality. Herman and Joseph Abbott Twenty-four Yesr. of P* dent of Lawrence fot the past 68 years, her Third Sunday ol Month: Children’. Communron interest in West Andover never lluggcd and WEST CHURCH Day. James Crabtree sonal service to Ando**'*1’ SERVICE she always liked to hear news of her acquaint Sunday. 10.30. Public worship with sermon by Fourth Sunday of Month: B. V. M. Sodality Charles Parker QUALITY Suburban Town*# antes in this town. She was the widow of the imstor; 123H). Sunday school. Communion Day. F• H. Messer Rufus W. Wheelock. Devotion, in honor of St. There* every Friday Telephones: Office 365 Yard 232 Deceased is survived by one daughter, evening, 7.45. Everett M. Lundgren Maude Wheelock; one sister, Mrs. Sarah A. SHAWSHEEN COMMUNITY CHURCH Confeasiona: Saturday afternoon, and evening, kor the present OfHce und Home, *24 Elm Street, Tel. 303-W of Brigham; one brother, Moses E. Woodbury; and afternoon, and evening, before Holy Day. of two grandchildren, Jane and Frederick Sunday, 9.30, Sunday School in Balmoral Hall. Fully Equipped for All Service Muss, und N.H. * FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 , 1 934

Girls Friendly Marks The charter mcmlicrs now living in An come from the schools of Fort Worth, Texas CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Golden Anniversary dover arc: Mrs. Joseph Stanley of Ballard­ They arc Mary A. Sleeper who has entered FOR RATES CALL 1324 vale, Airs. Horace ICaton, Airs. Alary Gar Grade seven, and Sally Sleeper who has side, Airs. Annie Dane, Airs. Family Frye, entered tirade eight. (Continued from page I) Aliss Rebecca AIcCollum, Aliss Alary O’­ After careful deliberation os to what might LEGAL NOTICES HELP WANTED organization for young women in the church, Hara, Aliss Margaret McTemen, and Miss Itcst be done for the pupils of seventh grade ( Mnerine's Guild is the junior Girls' Charlotte Hill. PACIFIC MILLS Andover National Rank who are not succeeding in their work, it has fnr Kawleigh Route of Friendly, and members of the guile! arc The present members arc: Annetta Andcr been decided to try an "afternoon session” 800 families. \Y rite immediately. Kawleigh graduated into the G. F\ S. when they reach son, Jean Anderson, Beatrice Farnsworth, for their benefit, Each day there will be a | he Annual Meeting of the Stockholders I >ept. MAL-.f-SA, Albany, N. Y. the required age. Fdizabcth Farnsworth, Hetty Farnsworth class where pupils whose average was below ,,( the Andover National Hank, will be held The seiciety’s program for the year is Bertha Cuthill, Bertha Hilton Doris Hilton, passing at the end of the first semester may al its hanking room, 23 Main street, An- WORK WANTED divided into four sections: worship, study, Elizabeth Hilton, Ethel C. Hilton, F.thcl L. have special help in that particular subject. ,lover, Mass., Tuesday, the eighth day if work and play There arc five fields of service: Hilton, Nellie Irvine, Marion Hilton, Grace Thus wc hope they may succeed and so save January, 19.15, at 10 o’clock a nt. for the Rt.tilS I ERED NURSE -desiresposition i World, Nation, Diocese, Community and Larkin, Alargaret Laurie, Doris Alarming, Parish. repeating n grade. The time will lie from two choice of directors and the (ransaction of any companion with refined elderly person i Hnzcl Parsons, Amy Phillips, Helen Saun­ to three o'clock, to follow the regular session. other business that may properly come before The present officers of the society are. invalid. Telephone Andover 555. ders, Ruth Saunders, Helen Smith, Rachel Lunch-Box Club Entertained REMNANT STORE the meeting. President, F.lizal>cth Hilton; vice-president, Somerville, Daisy Stevens, Flmma Stevens, Chester W. H olland HOUSEKEEPER Excellent cook, wishes Nellie Irvine; secretary, Doris R. Manning Dorothy Swenson, Ruth Swenson, Lucy A group of sturlcnts who bring their APPLETON and CANAL STREETS Cashier permanent position with small adult and press correspondent, Ruth Saunders. Stewart, Marion Welding, Dorothy Winn lunches were fortunate in licing included with December I, 19.14 family—no laundry. Address “ S ’1, An Mrs. Kenneth Minard is at present acting Gertrude Taylor, Marjorie White, Flverdikc the club members on Wednesday morning LAWRENCE, MASS. dover Townsman. branch president. The associates arc Airs Thiras, Antoinette Thiras, Alargaret Papp, when Miss Tcna liislmp of the 411 club Walter Howe, Mrs. Charles Warden and Mrs, Constance Turnbull, Edythe Wriglcy, Airs. department of the Massachusetts State Mortgagee’s Sale WANTED,. Afternoon work as nursemaid b' Claxton Munro. Honorary associates arc: Benjamin Jaques, Airs. Kenneth Mozeen college, Amherst, Mass., gave a demonstra­ >y high-school girl experienced in care of Mrs. Eben Baldwin, Mrs. Arthur Boutwcll, Mrs Douglas Richardson. tion and talk on the preparation and packing lly virtue and in execution of the power of hildrcn. telephone 336-J any evening. Mrs. James Fuller, Airs. T. Dennic Thomson, a properly balanced school lunch. Miss SALE sail contained in a certain mortgage given WANTED—Practical nursing. Mrs. Jessie Miss Ethel Brown and Aliss Emily Richards. To Speak to Service Club Bishop stated that gixxl health can only he by Alfred Foucher and Adele I. Fcucher, The ten presidents of the soccty have maintained by having proper nourishing husband and wife, to the Merrimack Co­ McIntosh, 8 Temple place, Andover. food. December 10th to 15th inclusive. Telephone 257-J. been: Helen Smith, Sally AlcCoubric, Airs. FMward W. Gallagher, assistant manager op, native Hank, dated November 26, 1926, Kenneth Mozeen, IOthel Hilton, Ruth of the Boston Better Business Bureau, will Her visit was brought about through the ami recorded in Essex North District Regis­ Swenson, Bertha Hilton, IOmma Stevens, coiretes^ of Horace J. Shute, Essex county Worsted and Woolen Flannels try of Deeds, Hook 528, I’age 489, of which FOR RENT speak on fraudulent business schemes at the I)oris Hilton, Mrs. Benjamin Jaques and Service club meeting next Thursday night at mortgage the undersigned is the present TENEMENT TO LET—3 or 5 room tene­ Fdizabcth Hilton. 6.15. Suitable for holder, for breach of the conditions of said ment partly furnisher! or unfurnished, near Airs. Walter E. Howe who is an associate mortgage and for the pur|x>se of foreclosing Boston and Maine station. Rent reason of the local group, is also diocesan vice-presi­ Square and Compa** Bean Supper WEST PARISH the same, will be sold at public auction at able. Apply 21 High street, Andover. dent. Trlrphonr 465 three o'clock P.M. cm Friday, the twenty- BATH ROBES AND LOUNGING PAJAMAS The Anniversary Committee* Walter Keylor of the N.B.C. studio enter­ The R. P. C. Girls club met on Monday eighth day of December, A.D. 19.14, on the THE ABERDEEN—Exclusive modern a tained at the Square and Compass club meet premises described in said mortgage and partments in beautiful Shawsheen village, The anniversary committees: Church evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Chad­ service committee: Helen Smith, Annetta ing last night. wick, Ballardvale . hereinafter described, all and singular the Andover. Elevator, free refrigeration, tiled A bean supper will be held tomorrow night premises described in said mortgage, being baths with shower, janitor service, inciner­ Anderson, Nellie Irvine, Dorothy Swenson, The I-afalot club will meet on Tuesday Butterick Patterns at the Store the hind with the buildings thereon situated ator chute, hotel lobby, barber shop. Gertrude Taylor, Mrs. Walter E. Flowe, evening for their annual Christmas frolic. in Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts, Telephone Andover 215. Airs. Kenneth Alinard. Free Church Notes Each guest is asked to bring a twenty-five and licing lots numbered sixty-three (63), Invitation, banquet, tickets committee: cent gift for a child. The meeting will lie held Store open every day 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. sixty-four (64), sixty-five (65) and sixty six LEGAL NOTICES Mrs. Benjamin Jaques, Doris Hilton, Daisy in the West church vestry Stevens, Lucy Stewart, Dorothy Winn. On Thursday, December 13, at one o’clock (66; on plan of lands belonging to Edward in the Free church parish house the Woman’s Topping and Emilia Topping, known as Commonwealth of Ma**nchu*ett* Reception, and publicity: Ruth Swenson, Grange Notes Bertha Hilton and Ruth E. Saunders. Alliance will serve a “ covered luncheon.” Topping Terrace, Andover, Mass., surveyed There will be a collection for the kitchen fund. by Horace Hale Smith, C.E., dated August PROBATE COURT Flowers, favors and decorations: Airs. Andover Grange held a most interesting Crystal Cormcy, Jean Gilfoy, Anne Early, Kenneth Mozeen, F.mma Stevens, Fffizabeth They have secured Rev. Guy Robbins of With careful hand he has smoothed the 1921, recorded with North District of Essex E s s e x , s s . Lawrence for the speaker. meeting on Tuesday evening with a record and Helen Anderson. Arthur Mess will also troubles of those of us who have sought him Registry of Deeds, book of plans 10, plan To all persons interested in the estate of Milton, Helen I). Saunders, Doris R. Alan The F'ree church Brotherhood has secured attendance. For the first time in two years take a leading part in tonight's program. ning, ileatrice F’arnsworth, Rachel Somer­ out, anti with calm assurance has he stepped 479, said lets taken together being more Ellen Mary Boland late of Andover in said Harrison Brown to be the speaker at next the men heat the ladies in the attendance Miss Margaret Hadley will favor with a forth, to fight for our rights when occasions particularly bounded and described as fol County, deceased. ville, Margaret Laurie and Alarjoric White Sunday’s session of the class at twelve o’clock. contest. piano solo Mrs. James Schofield is directing permitted. One just needs to glanre over the lows, to wit; A petition has been presented to said He will speak on “ The Romance of Railroad­ The next meeting will he held December 18 and Miss Mitchell is the pianist. work accomplished in this forest to sec the beginning at a point in the southerly line Court for probate of a certain instrument LOST ing. ” Young men who are not members of the and will take the form of a reception to the splendid results of his determined supervis­ of Topping Road so called, as shown on said purporting to be the last will of said deceased class are invited to attend. newlyweds amongst Grange members, there Intermediate C. E. Meeting ion. How much more confident are we when plan, at the northwesterly corner of land of by Henry J. Boland of Portland in lhe State Andover Saving* Bank The rehearsals for the Christmas entertain­ being six couples. This will he followed by the wc feel that wc are protected by one who is one Leillanc, two hundred and seventy-three of Maine, praying that he be appointed ment will begin Sunday afternoon. The annual Christmas tree. Each one is asked to The Ballardvale society had the largest a helper, a worker, and best of all,—A MAN.” and 84-100 (273.84) feet, more or less, distant executor thereof without giving a surety on The following pass book issued by the director will be Mrs. F^. Taber McFarlin. bring a present and these will he turned over attendance at the Intermediate C. E. Union westerly from land now or formerly of one his bond. Andover Savings Bank has been lost and The secretary announced the banner to the telephone girls to help them in their meeting that was held last Sunday afternoon Nelson, thence running westerly along said If you desire to object thereto you or your application has been made for the issuance of classes for October. They were Aliss Barbara Christmas plans for the children who would in the Trinitarian Congregational church in -outheriy line of Topping Road, two hundred attorney should file a written appearance in a duplicate book. Public notice of such Hickok’sand David Nicoll’s. otherwise have no Christmas. North Andover. Arthur I’aync president of “Every Winter Had (200) feet, to another point in said southerly said Court at Lawrence before ten o’clock in application is hereby given in accordance A tcm|»orary date has been set for the In the afternoon the Grange children will the Andover Union presided. line of Topping Road at the northeast comer the forenoon on the tenth day of December with Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts of annual Christmas party, December 21. have their Christmas tree in tile hall with an John Rogge cf Ballardvale read the scrip of Lot No. 67 as shown on said plan; thence 1934, the return day of this citation. 1908. Airs. Alex Sheriff has been associated with entertainment in charge of Mrs. Bessie ture lesson. Lillian Murray of the Lawrence C. E. Union was the soloist. Robert Gold- Terrible Colds” turning at right angles and running southerly, Witness, H a r r y R . D o w , Esquire, First Payment has been stopped. the church school for nineteen years. Carter Haartz. The refreshments are in In said Lot No. 67, eighty (80) feet, to other Judge of said Court, this nineteenth day of Book N o . 40354. The teachers’ club meeting night has been charge of Miss Mabel Barron, Miss Doris thwait, vice-president of the Essex county Union gave an address on “ Bethlehem in land now or formerly of said Nelson; thence November in the year one thousand nine F r e d e r ic S. B o u t w e l l . changed from December 12 to December 11. Blackington and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. Nurse's Grateful Letter turning and running easterly along said last hundred and thirty-four. Treasurer The club will meet at 6 Washington avenue. The Dramatic club of the Grange will Judea and Jesus in Nazareth.” Others pres­ ent at the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Her­ mentioned land, two hundred (200) feet, to W il l ia m F. S h a n a h a n , Register December 7, 1934. All children of the church family are urged sponsor a card party in Grange hall on said land of one Leillanc; thence turning at to attend school which meets every Sunday Thursday evening, December 13. I’lay will bert Otis, Rev. and Mrs. Marion ('helps, Motinwk, N. Y.. Oct. 9. “I wunt to I hunk John TordolT and Rev. Clinton VV. Curved you for I hr woiulrrful rooffli und mid inrdi- right anglcsand running northerly along said LEGAL NOTICES morning at 9.30. start at eight o’clock. There will he table rhir Iturklrv’a MDtiirr. I Im.iik Ih | h r fin d Leillanc land, eighty (80) feet, to the point Commonwealth of MasHachunett* prizes and a door prize. Refreshments will he hottln Inal winter for tlir old uni I Irninn whom I uni tukiiiM rure of und hr liua liud rsrry C.f beginning. Said parcel contains approxi­ Commonwealth of Massachusetts Pomeroy Elected Captain served. Tickets arc thirty-five cents. The winter und full terrible eolda. The lira! doae mately sixteen thousand (16,000) square feet PROBATE COURT committee; Mrs. Earle E. Ferguson, chair Paper in Tribute helped und the third dour cold wna none it doea aueh quirk work". Mra. C. Duvia. of land. F^s s e x , s s . TOWN OF ANDOVER William Pomeroy, class of 1936, a veteran man, Mr. and Mrs. Alex II. Henderson, Mr. ■Said premises are to be sold subject to all To all persons interested in the estate of of the Punchard football team for three years, and Mrs. Edward 1*. Hall and Earle E. Don’t take chances. Often the most stub­ Office of to Andover Man born, racking cough swiftly yields to the unpaid taxes and other municipal assess­ Florence S. White late of Andover in said COLLECTOR OF TAXES was elected captain of the 1935 team this Ferguson. The December meeting of the County, (wife of J. Leverett White) de­ club, December 27, will lie held at the home powerful influence of Buckley’s Alixlure ments, if any, and to the restrictions of rcc Andover, Mass., December 4, 1934 week. He played guard ih every game played (triple acting) largest selling medicine for ord. A deposit of one hundred dollurs ($100.- ceased. by the local eleven this past year. of J. Harry Playdon. Miss Ebbn Peterson Thomas D. Taylor of Shawsl^m village, A petition has been presented to said He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn I). was chosen to take the place of Miss Wilma camp superintendent at the C.C.C. was the coughs, colds and bronchitis in Canada. 001 will be required to be [mid by the pur­ TAX SALE LIST, 1934 subject of a tribute in the last number of the Get a 45c bottle at Simeonc’s Pharmacy or chaser at the time and |>lace of sale. Court praying that J. Leverett White of The owners and occupants of the following Pomeroy of 43 Chestnut street. orliss, who resigned as treasurer and sccre Andover in said County be appointed ad tary. Harold Parker Review. The tribute follows: any drug store. Safe and guaranteed always. M e r r im a c k C o - o p e r a t i v e B a n k described parcels of real estate situated in the “ There is one among us who as yet has Present holder of said mortgage ministratnr of said estate without giving a Odd Fellows Entertain surety on his bond. Town of Andover, in the County of Essex, received little commendation for the tireless B y ; G f o r o e J . M c C a r t h y , Treasurer and Commonwealth of Alassachusetts, anil If ycu desire to object thereto you or your Alonadnock lodge of Lawrence were guests BALLARDVALE work and excellent cooperation he has shown. 264 Essex Street the public are hereby notified that the taxes This is Air. Thomas I). Taylor, our camp Lawrence, Massachusetts attorney should file a written appearance in severally assessed for the years hereinafter of Andover lodge, 230,1. 0 . 0. F\, Wednesday O leplione I007M said Court at Newburyport before ten evening in F'ratemal hall Carpet bowling superintendent, who has labored patiently specified, according to the list committed to Mrs. S. Nichcls entertained Clinton since the erection of this camp to make this a o’clock in the forenoon on the twenty-fourth me as collector of taxes for said Town of and indoor baseball were enjoyed. Mortgagee'* Sale of Real Estate day of December 1934, the return day of this A delegation of the local Odd Fellows Pomeroy of Philadelphia at her home re more home like and friendly place in which citation. Andover by the assessor of taxes, remain un cently. to live. Through his ceaseless efforts while paid, and that the smallest undivided part cf attended the funeral of a late member, employed as a cultural foreman he me lded the by virtue and in execution of the Power of Witness, H a r r y R . D o w , Esquire, F*irst William Harraden of North Andover, Tues­ Aliss Isabel Murray has returned to Bal Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by said land sufficient to satisfy said taxes, with lardvalc after visiting in Stoneham. steps upon which he mounted to the seat of Judge cf said Court, this thirteenth day of interest, and all legal costs and charges on the day afternoon. Patrick J. Hannon, of Andover, Essex November in the year one thousand nine Miss Alargaret Bell visited with her par­ his present position; and it is probable that County, Massachusetts, being unmarried, to whole of said land if no person cfTers tc take ents, Air. and Airs. James Bell of Andover he will mount still higher because he is of the hundred and thirty-four. an undivided part thereof, will be offered for Andover Savings Bank, dated January 16, W il l ia m F. S h a n a h a n , Register Christmas Seal Sale street over the week-end. quality that make successes of themselves l‘W, and recorded with Essex Northern sale by public auction at the collector of Fred Harkins of Everett visited with District Registry of Deeds, Book 556, Page taxes office, town hall, in said Town of Officially Endorsed friends here Sunday. f Andover on December 22, 1934, at 9.(X) 10N 167, of which mortgage the undersigned is the Mortgagee’* Sale The Christmas program of the Union present holder, for breach of the conditions o’clock A.AI. fer the payment of said taxes Dr. Olin S. Pettingill, superintendent of the Congregational church schorl will be held on ROY A. DANIELS of said mortgage, and for the purpose of fore­ By virtue and in execution of the power of with interest, costs and charges thereon, I^ssex Sanatorium and president of the ICssex December 23 at 6 p.m. in the auditorium. Ly closing the same, will be sold, at public sale in a certain mortgage given by Frank unless the same shall be previously dis­ County Health Association in endorsing the Airs. Aliles Ward has returned to her home Electrical Contractor charged 1934 Christmas Seal Hale today stated, auction, at nine o’clock in the forenoon on the Karpinski being married to Katherine on Tewksbury street after being confined at Andover Karpinski and Frank Krutewicz being un W il l ia m B . C h e e v e r “ Christmas Seals are again being offered for the I^awrcnce General hospital for several 78 Chestnut St. thirty-first day of December, 1934, on the Phone 451 first parcel of the premises hereinafter married, !>oth of No. Reading, Middlesex Collector cf Taxes for the Town of Andover sale in Essex county by. the Essex County weeks. Health Association to assist in carrying cn described, all and singular, the premises County, Alassachusetts, to Julius Ivanowicz FRANCESCO SPINELLI—A certain par Air. and Mrs. Alexander Ness and family described in said mortgage, to wit: of Saugus, in the County of ICssex, and said the winning fight against tuberculosis. of Center street visited in Hanover recently. cel being lots 80 and 81 with the buildings “ Tuberculosis is still the most frequent first parcel: The land with all the build- Commonwealth dated January tenth, 1933 thereon bounded and described as follows: on Miss Alabel Herrick is visiting in Need­ n^s thereon, including all furnaces, heaters, and recorded with the records of Registered cause of death during the years when men and ham. the north by Woodland Street, on the scuth women should be at their happiest and most Mrs. Northrop and son spent the week-end JOHN H. GRECOE Unable to drop in on ranges, screens, mantels, gas and electric Land in ICssex North Registry District, and by land of Fxlmund Warren Trustee, on the Expert light fixtures, and all other fixtures of what­ noted as document No. 5319 on Certificate of productive period and the intelligent deter­ in Ballardvale. relatives or friends? west by land of Gaetano Medolo, on the east mined fight which the l^sscx County Health Air. and Mrs. Otto ICscholtz and son of Jeweler and Watchmaker ever kind and nature contained in said build- Title, No. 1830, in Registration Book 12; by Walker avenue. Containing 6400 square Page 521, cf which mortgage the undersigned Association is making on the disease is an Fligh street are visiting in Hartford, Conn. ngs or hereafter installed therein, all of feet more or less. indispensable factor in combating unneces­ 'The Iliftgest Little Jewelry Store in the State" Here’s a suggestion—pick vhich are to be considered as annexed tc and is the present holder, for breach of the condi­ Air. and Airs. Clarence Shaw and family Tax of 1932 $35 40 sary illness and death, in making life safer of Alethuen visited Sunday with Airs. Frances 47 Main St. - Andover, Mass. up your telephone for a orming a part of the freehold; situated in tions of said mortgage and for the purpose of Tax of 1933 35.70 and health more secure for all of us. Till Andover on the Easterly side of Florence foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Benson of Marland road. voice-visit with them. It’s Tax of 1934 43 52 “ F'rom the proceeds of the sale of Christ­ Arthur Miller of Tewksbury street has easy, fast and satisfying. treet, bounded and described as follows: Auction at 12.00 o’clock Al on Alonday, the mas Seals, last year, 79 l*>ys and girls suscep­ \ esterly by said Florence Street, sixty (60) seventeenth day of December, A.D., 1934, on ONF)SIM10 J. TAR DI FT—A certain par­ returned home after spending a week in tible to tuberculosis, were cared for at the Haverhill. A few minutes’ talk will eel; Southerly by land now or formerly of the premises, all and singular the premises cel of land with the buildings thereon situated ICsscx County Health cjimp in Middleton. IcIsaac, one hundred ninety-seven (197) described in said mortgage, to wit: in said Andover being lot No. 151A on plan Robert King of Stoneham visited in chase the blues away. And At the present time they are being supervised Ballardvale Sunday. Moth Proof eet, Easterly by land now or formerly of A certain parcel cf land with the buildings No. 670 recorded at Essex North District by the local doctors and nurses, who keep a even if they’re out of town, Jayburv and Sulkosky, sixty (60) feet; and thereon situated in Andover in the County of Registry of Deeds txmnded and described as Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mott of Center street constant check on their condition. Otner visited with relatives in Aledford recently. it won’t make a big dent in ortherly by land of Abbott, one hundred Essex and said Common wealth, as described follows: Southerly by Rattlesnake road, projects made |»ossiblf by this annual sale your summer fihty (180) feet. Being the same premises in Transfer Certificate of Title No. 1830, westerly by lot No. 150, northerly by Sunset Rev. and Mrs. Marion R. Phelps spent the your purse. include extensive health educational work holiday with relatives in Needham. apparel before anveyed to me by George T. and Alice Land Court for the North Registry District Rock road, easterly by lot Nc. 152A, north­ which is carried on in the schools, among bbott by their deed dated January 16, 1889, of Essex County, Iniunded and described as erly again on said lot 152A and easterly Air. and Airs. George Miller of Center storing. With a telephone handy, different clubs, and with the parents of camp street entertained Dr. and Mrs. FMward <>rded with Essex North District Deeds, follows: ICasterly, by Haverhill Street or again on said Rattlesnake road. Containing children; as well as clinics and examinations. there’s no excuse for loneli­ °°k 99, Page 144. Jenkins Road five hundred seven and 76-100 12,700 square feet more or less. Miller of Sagamore recently. “ That this work, which is so vital, may Air. and Mrs. George Moody and family ness. I he above described parcel is hereby con- (507.76) feet; Southerly, by the dividing line Tax of 1932 $44 40 continue in I^ssex County it is hoped that eyed subject to a prior mortgage to said between the Counties of Essex and Middlesex Tax of 1933 44 77 of Swampscctt and Karl Aloody of Boston Our process is each and everyone will lend support in the were recent guests of Rev. and Mrs. George If you do not have a tele­ ndover Savings Bank. two thousand eight hundred forty-two and Tax of 1934 54 58 purchase of Christmas seals.” safe protection phone, think of this as one Second parcel: Also a parcel of land ad join­ 5-10 (2842.5) feet; Northwesterly, by the R. Moody of Alarland road. BERTHA Al. THOMES—Two certain Andover folks who did not receive their Air. and Airs. Arthur Cclbath of Woburn and our prices of many conveniences which ts the above described parcel situated on the middle line of F>ye Brook about six hundred Christmas Seals and who are desirous of -sterly side of said Florence Street and lying and thirty (630) feet; Northerly, by land now parcels of land with the building thereon street visited in l-oweH Saturday. are low. you can enjoy as soon as you situated on the east and west side of Rocky purchasing some to assist this worthy cause, Airs. Killian Burch is spending the winter tween the parcel first described and the or formerly of I. Arthur Flint by two lines may procure them from Airs. Carl F. Pfat- have yours installed. reel of land mortgaged to the Merrimack measuring together four hundred and seventy- Hill road, bounded and described as follows: months in Ballardvale. parcel Nc. 1 being on the west side of Rocky teicher, who is chairman of the Andover Air. and Airs. William Clemons of Andove RUGS and DRAPERIES DYED utual l ire Insurance C ompany, said mort- six (476) feet; Northwesterly, still by said Christmas seal sale. street entertained Air. and Airs. Ina Libby For further information u T, ln8 dated April 30, 1909, recorded Flint land three hundred twenty and 1-10 Hill road containing 21.9 acres more or less, Ijounded southerly by land of Winslow L. In North Andover, those desiring the and family of Nashua, N. H. recently. or suggestions call—visit— ™ h**X North District Deeds, Bock 272, (320.1) feet; Northeasterly, by land now or cheery stickers may obtain them from Mrs. ^ge 525. Said parcel has a frontage of formerly of Charles IC. Damon et al and land Knowles and land of James O. Holt, westerly Air. and Airs. John Brown and son Arthur or write the nearest tele­ John Everett. of Amesbury were recent guests of Airs Hand Knitting Yarns _ y-six (^6) feet more or less on Florence now or formerly of Henry A. Upton sixteen by land now or formerly of F rederick Alason, Buy Christ mas Seals phone business office— northerly by land now or formerly of said Prudence Brown of Center street. on sale at this office. eet and was formerly occupied by one hundred thirty-three and 5-10 (1633.5) feet, Mr. and Airs. Thomas Bruce and family cf 232 Common St. Meaning and intending to convey and Northerly, still by said Upton land four F’rederick Alason and easterly by Rocky Hill hundred nineteen and 6-10 (419.6) feet. road. Newburyport were recent guests here. Lawrence, Mass. d hereby conveying all that parcel of land Stowe School Notes Airs. Jane Mears of Center street enter­ . Easterly side of said Florence Street All of said boundaries, except the street Parcel No. 2 being on the east side of Rocky Hill road containing 1-4 acre more or tained Air. and Mrs. ICImer Mears of Haver­ ^ 9951 ^ ’*1 \ , ave not already mortgaged to the line, are determined by the Court to be Club Notes hill recently. u Andover Savings Bank and to the said located as shown on a plan drawn by James less Ixiunded westerly by Rocky Hill road, northerly by land of Alelvina AlcKeever, The Science club hat. recently elected two Joseph Servio of l»well Junction has re­ ARROW •rrimack Mutual Fire Insurance Company. A. Bancroft, Surveyor, dated March 1, 1907, committees from their group to help widen turned home from the hospital after under­ 1 hird parcel: Also a parcel of land situated as approved by the Court, filed in the Land easterly by land of Henrietta Knowles. Dyeing and Cleansing System Tax of 1932 S16 95 the club activities. An excursion committee going an operation. that part of said Andover called Ballard- Registration Office, a copy of a portion of was elected as follows: Hailey Lenane, chair­ Air. and Airs. Morris Stevens and family e» and bounded and described as follows: which is filed with original certificate of title Tax of 1933 13.92 58 Main St. Tel. 289 Tax of 1934 16 97 man; Robert Neil, and John Collins. The and Miss Celia Littlefield of Rowley visited Telephone i!If»y °ne hundred twenty-eight and No. 157. with relatives here Sunday. There is excepted and excluded from said committee in charge of speakers: Joseph HK) (128.15) feet more or less by land now VINA Al. RICKARD—A certain parcel of Hendrick, chairman; Douglas Howe and Alonday noon a Ford truck driven by lormerly of Dawson; Easterly ninety (‘>0) parcel Lot B 1, as shown on plan filed with land with the buildings thereon situated in Warren Richardson. George Wulkup of Ballardvale and a Chevro­ t by River Street; Southerly one hundred Transfer Certificate of Title No. 1762, Book Shawsheen Village, Andover, containing let coach driven by James Kidd of Woburn 12, Page 249, of said Land Court Records. The Library club presented a 15-minute enty-six (170) feet more or less by land 12.27 acres more or less bounded and de­ broadcast over WMEX Fhursduy afternoon, street collided at the corner of Ballardvale ^ COLONIAL THEATRP v or formerly of Ballardvale Mills Com- There is also excepted and excluded from scribed as follows: easterly by North Alain road and Woburn street. The Ford truck was said parcel Lot B 2, as shown on plan tiled December 0, between 4. (0 and 4.45. ^ ANDOVER, MASS. Kv y und Westerly ninety-two (92) feet street, southeasterly bv the Shawsheen river; A dramatization taken from “ The Young considerably damaged. re or less by the bank of the Shawsheen with Transfer Certificate of Title No. 1838, southerly by land of Al. T. Stevens & Sons Air. and Mrs. ( larence MacIntyre and son Book 12, Page 553, of said Land Court Douglas" by Jeannette Nolan was written 3 SHOWS DAILY — 2:15, 6:15, 8:15 |Ver, being shown us parcel 16 on plan of Co. now or formerly, westerly by land now or by Alary Zucchini and was presented by the John cf Fall River spent the week end at the perty belonging tc the estate of J. Putnam Records. , , , , formerly of Peter D. Smith, northwesterly by home of Air. and Airs. John Snider of Woburn There is also excepted and excluded from following Alan, Bobby Ilinman; Alary, TODAY AND TOMORROW—December 7-S dlee dated 1889, recorded witli said land of Curran Hi Joyce and land of Ellen Ayer Queen of Scots, Alice Bertram; Willie, street. ds, Book 218, Page 600, and being same said parcel Lot B 3, as shown on plan filed GIRL OK THE I.IMHERLOST Murlun Muralt 3:55; 6:25; 9:25 Wood now or formerly, and northerly by land Gordon Boddy; Leith, Garrison Holt; Lady Air. and Airs. William McDermitt visited PURSUKD Kottcmury A me* nuses conveyed to me by Ballardvale with Transfer Certificate of Title No. 1928, of Alauricc J. Curran. with relatives in Wcstford Sunday. 2:45; 8:10 Book 13, Page 313, of said Land Court Sevton, Alary Zecchini. is C ompany by its deed dated May 22, Tax of 1932 $1180 80 Two piano solos, ‘Scarf Dance” by Pul, a German police dog owned by Air. recorded with said Deeds, Book 524, Records. .... Tax of 1933 119064 and Airs. Peatman of Woburn street received SUNDAY uiul MONDAY December 9 -10 ?265. Said premises will be sold subject to any Chaminadc and “ Hungarian Rhapsody" by Fax of 1934 1451 40 Hoelling -were played by Alargaret Hadley. a broken leg last Friday when hit by an I HERE S ALWAYS TOMORROW 1 -oin Wilson Sun. 3:3fi; 6:25; 9:15 kid premises will l>e sold subject to all ami all unpaid taxes, tax liens, and other in­ automobile on Woburn street. 'aid taxes, tax titles, and other municipal cumbrances, if any. LUCIA MISENTI (Alary La Rosa)—A Ted Hammond, who served as announcer, THE HUMAN SIDE .... . Mon. :):40- 6:25 - 9:15 *» if any. Terms of Sale, Fifty dollars ($50.00) in cash ledicated the program to Aliss Putnam in Adolph Menjou Sun. 2:25; 5:15; H:05 certain parcel of land with the buildings appreciation of her many years of service to Minstrel Show crins of Sale; $500 to be paid in cash by at time and place of sale; balance in ten ( 10 ) thereon situated in Andover being lot No. 4 ______Mun. 2:35; 8:00 Imundcd easterly by lot No. 2, northerly by Stowe school and Andover. purchaser at the time and place of sale; General Notes The members of the church school of the TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY December 11-12-13 nee to he paid in 10 days thereafter, ^(fiher terms to be announced at the sale. erfy of m y Union Congregational church will stage a THE CAT’S PAW Harold Lloyd •r terms to he announced at the sale. Signed, by lot No. 4 and southerly by Corbett road, We wish we might restore to the owner a minstrel show this evening at 7.30 in the 3:35; 6:25; 9:25 I ulius Ivanowicz - , , '/ CRIME DOCTOR Karen M orley _ A n d o v e r S a v i n g s B a n k , containing 13,040 square feet more l<>' pair of gold-bowed spectacles which were vestry. Jessie Bissett and I su Ih .1 Mills will Present header of said mortgage jBy F r e d e r ic S . B o u t w e l l , Treasurer Tax of 1932 $81 36 found on Punchard avenue and brought to feature with the topical song and John Miller FRIDAY und SATURDAY December 14-15 Present Holder of said Mortgage November 20, 19.14 Tax of 1933 85 91 Miss Putnam’s office. i and Arthur C oon will _ prove___ their____ worth with tmber 4, 1934 John J Leonard, Atty. 'Fax of 1934 103 99 CHARLIE CHAN IN LONDON Warner Olund 3:55; 6:36; 9:30 We welcome t membership two new ! an Amos and Andy skit. Other specialties CRIME OF HELEN STANLEY Shirley Grey Dec. 7, 14, 21, 1934 7 Willow street, Lynn, Mass. (in name of Alary Lukosai pupils who are living in Shawsheen, and have will include Alurgaret Kidd, Barbara Curmey, 2:35; 8:10 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 , 1934 1*AGE FOtlll T11E ANDOVEll TOWNSMAN Rohrbach Speaks at Club Meeting

The Andover Garden club held its Decem­ Santa Starts on Journey to Andover ber meeting on Tuesday morning at ten o’clock at Phillips Inn. The meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs. Albert II. Urges Residents to “Buy in Andover This Year” Chamberlain, who presented first Miss Fonnie Davis, chairman of the Trow Memor­ ial Foundation Hook Fund. Miss Davis Slops Off for Rest at Greenland called the attention of the club to the very “ How do you like my hag of toy* excellent collection r.f garden lx>oks at the GREENLAND, En Route from the public library—a collection judged by the this year?” Santa asked the reporter. North Pole, Dec. 6 “I approve most “ I have quite a large supply, hut librarian of the Horticultural society as the heartily the Andover Service chib’s equal of any she knew. Several of these books there are many more things I need. endeavor to have Andover people buy I’m w aiting to sec next week’s Towns­ and magazines were contributed by the Trow in Andover this year,” Snntn Claus Foundation. hale and hearty in spite of his long man in which the Andover Bookstore Two new members, Mrs. K. M. Pinckney vigil at the helm of his flying six-deer in going to have an advertisement and Mrs. Arthur Hirst were welcomed into powered sled, told the Greenland telling about all th e lovely don*, the club. correspondent for the Townsman in toys and gam es th a t they will have Heinrich Rohrbach, well known botanist an interview here tonight. Heavily on sale, and I’m going to he one of and horticulturist was the speaker of the laden with mail and parcels his fleet their best customers.” mcming. For three years Mr. Rohrbach had ship on its annual mission of cheer “Before I start my trek hack to the charge of the propogation department at the and good will, enme gracefully to Kelsey Nurseries and before that was with Arctic,” Santa declared, “I’ll have to Take advantage of this ideal opportunity to purchase a Memorial earth here about six o’clock, and drop off a t the Andover Cafeteria nnd at our SPECIAL REDUCEt) PRICES the noted rose growers Conmd-Pylc in | whllc refueling his deer on specially Pennsylvania. Mr. Rohrhack gavegave an un- nrennredprepared nuts. oats, Snntn Santa sat sat down down to to have a little bite to eat. An army usually interesting talk on “ 1 More Fall can’t march on an empty stomach, An exceptional opportunity offers NOW to secure a GENUINE SM ITH’S WEST­ chat with the Townsman representa­ nor can a S anta fly, and the best ERLY, RHODE ISLAND GRANITE MEMORIAL at a cost production price. Flowers lor the Garden.” His sugg rations for tive. continuing the bloom in the garden even in place I know of to fill my stomnch is this climate late into November, were full and “I hear you have a new jewelry a t th e Andover C afeteria. They have LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS NOW PREVAIL! definite, and his exact knowledge of numer­ store in Andover since I was there high quality food, all at reasonable ous plants and their habits was most impres­ last,” Santa remarked. “Well,” the prices, and I’m looking forward to Our DISLAY presently includes 50 CHOICE MEMORIALS which can be pur­ m y visit th ere.” chased for erection this month at a great saving. Come in and inspect this display, sive. At the close of the lecture he helped reporter answered, “it’s not a new GET OUR PRICES—THEY WILL INTEREST YOU! many cf the members with their individual store—it’s an old iitore made new by “How’s that new grocery store difficulties. The club is grateful to have a new owner, John H. Grecoe.” “So coming along—the one that’s right JOHN MEAGHER & COMPANY, 22 Central Street, Peabody, Mass. located in Andover a person well qualified by th a t’s it,” Santa said. “ Well, I’ve in the square?” Santa asked. “If you wide experience here anti in Europe to whom heard he’s done n fine job of it, made mean the Model Grocery,” the re- Telephones Peabody 565 and 868 they may go with their garden problems. the store better-looking, put in new “I was glad to sec that the Andover very capable and courteous barbers porter replied, “their business is in­ The next meeting of the club will be on stock, and done excellent repair school committee gave the milk there who always do a nice job in creasing every day.” “I thought it CATALOG SENT ON REQUEST January 8 at 8.15 p.m. at the home of the work.” contract this year to Sid White,” cutting hair. It is a pleasure to pat- WOuld,” said Santa, “because the president, Mrs. Chamberlain. This meeting is a guest night for the gentlemen and A. M. As Santa shook the snow out of Santa remarked. “He’s well-known ronize this Andover shop.” way to get business is to sell high Davis will talk on “ Small Fruits for the his whiskers, the reporter noticed a down in Andover—has his dairy in . ... quality at low prices, and that’s just years of age he is graduated into scouting. fine-look.inu ie previously hidden by Andover, with all hi. cow, grazing “Y°u r what the Model Groeery i, doing, Baptist Cub Pack For furtner information get in touch with Home Garden.” the beard? “Why, I didn’t know you on Andover land- and he u*e, one Pretty carefully, don t you Santa? , an aMCt to AndoVer.” Cub Master Irving Newman at 121 Elm Shopping in Andover Pay* wore tie,,’’ h e Jid, and Santa laugh- hundred percent Andover labor So the ^ '^hy’ , to Meet Tuesday street. ed as he replied: “Oh, yea, thi* i* one if. no wonder Andover people like J ^ j £ t . why I like When the reporter asked Santa The next meeting cf the Baptist church m y wife gave me last Chri.tma.. She Sid’, milk; because in addition to it. d">P into Hartigan’. pharmacy in how he liked the trip all alone U the cub pack will be held on December 11, at m y wile ga ...... An- purely Andover character, it is Andover. I find that their products oId gentleman replied; “Oh, I don Local U. E. Union bought it from Carl Elander' . * * - - __ ora Still (ho (hintf t n kt'Cn mo K f ron 0 ; .1 Tim Inmf trolr ii.nil t The next meeting of the Baptist church seven o’clock. All parents who are interested dover’s up-to-date haberdashery, excellent milk.” are just the thing to keep me strong mind it now. The long trek used to cub pack will be held on December II. All in this program are urged to allow their boys and their prices are unbeatable. You ^ terribly monotonous but since to join at this meeting. The meetings arc held Conducts Meeting where every womnn who wants to parents who arc interested in this program please her husband will go this year “Gosh, what boots you have on,” can tell Andover for me that Harti- rn(iio was discovered, I can listen to biweekly. exclaimed the reporter. “That’s a gan’s is a mighty fine drug store, one mnny fine programs while I am rid- are urged to allow their boys to join at this for her gift.” meeting. The meetings arc held bi-weekly. Important business was transacted at the funny thing,” said the jolly-faced to be proud of.” ing. I bought my last radio down in The organization known as Cults provides meeting of he Andover C. E. Union execu­ “ I must place a great deal of credit old gentleman. “I bought the.e in Andover, at Kirkc Temple’, shop, a home centered program for hoys of pre- M arriages tive committee held Monday evening at the for the success of this trip to the Andover at H. E. Miller’., hut they’ve , Sa„® r and “ ccrtninly m a k e 8 the be*‘ Pro' scout age, 0, 10, II years, sponsored by the home of Miss Jessie Dobbie on Elm court. foresight of Mr,. Santa who very stood up fine in our Arctic weather, . “ L h M v c l i S gram, even better.” Hoy Scouts of America. Chester F. K. Bancroft of Tyngsboro and Robert Domingue of the Lawrence Union wisely stocked my larder with food. I was mighty pleased to get good- 'vc UP >n the north gave up igloo It provides activities suited to the nature Ida F. Bout well of Andover by Rev. Richard gave some very helpful suggestions to the from Greeley’s market. She tells me looking shoe, at a reasonable price long ago. Your contractors know how The reporter asked Santa for a pic- of the boy, which activities also afford op­ Kellogg of Concord, N. II., on October 24. committee. that she would find it impossible to that would wear well. And I brought " !Ll!?SPwlllL ture’ ?nd old s t - Nlck p“,M!d hh" “ portunity for the development of habits and Louis Ouellette, 57 Beacon street, Law Flans are underway for the next meeting, keep within her budget without the Mrs. Santa n pair home last year, too, “ >,d * JU?t “ 8 _wc . ‘S'008 wdJ' tine elenr portrait, which prompted attitudes essential to good citizenship. rence, and Antoinette Raymond, 81 Beacon the date of which will be announced later. economy that Greeley’s makes pos- and she tell, everybody what a fine down in Andover for Instance, there s the Townsman representative to ask: Cub Pack No. I which is connected with street, Andover, at the Sacred Heart church, At the close of the meeting iefreshments Mbl^ end It’s an independent gVoc- pair of shoe, she has.” thc, J' E' P“ ™ " E8‘at,e’ whlch ca" “Where did you get this?” “At H u n - ervhlrlnu Amlnver clcrlra too ” put up a fine house at the same cost trCs,'« studio at Punchard avenue the Baptist church is divided into two Dens. Lawrence, by Rev. G. Menard, S.M., on were served by Miss Jessie Dobbie. cry niring Anuovtr ncr ,i . Looking at his watch Santa said: as big city contractors, and with nnd Main street,” he answered. "And At the I)cn meetings which are held at the Novemlicr 29. The union decided to attend the Essex homes cf the boys many achievements are Fred L. Harrington, Bellevue road, and County stunt night to be held in Danvers. “J. Kendell Longc’s jewelry store “Five past six. You know it’s a God- Andover labor, too. Their roofs are incidentally,” he continued, “there’s worked on, handicraft being one of the Ruth E. Woodman, Bellevue road, at 26 Plans were outlined for the year and the rcsig is still making friends, isn't it?” send to have a watch you can depend especially well constructed.” a line idea for a Christmas present a achievements. When a Cub becomes twelve Warren street, Lawrence, December 1, by nation of Rev. Lorentz I. Hansen was ac Santa queried. “It’s not on thc street on. I bought this last year at Billings’ portrait. To please your friends, go Rev. Frederick C. Seyfert. cepted. Mrs. Herbert Otis was elected lay floor and doesn’t have large windows Jewelry store near thc Andover town “The Andover Savings Bank has to Huntress’s and have a portrait Julius Mikolaities, 178 Chestnut street adviser and Rev. Marion Phelps was elected to display its stock in, which inci- hall, and I haven’t had a bit of trouble been in business one hundred years taken. Better not delay.” Lawrence, and Julia Skulski, 39 Corbett pastoral adviser. Rev. Clinton W. Carvell dentally makes its prices better, yet with it. And doesn’t Billings have a and is proud of thc fact that during street, Andover, at St. Augustine’s church oiiered prayer. Arthur Kirk and Mary Lang it seems to have developed a reputa- dandy store; he has such a fine rca- all this time it has endeavored to “Women arc funny, Santa mused. November 28, by Rev. Albert A. C. Lough favored with a duet and refreshments were Hon for satisfactory dealings which .sonahly priced stock that there’s no meet thc needs of the people along “No matter what I bring Mrs. Santa, Un, O. S. A. served by the hostess, Miss Jessie P. Dobbie. make people wont to climb up a reason for Andover people to go out its line of business. Dividends have she’s not completely satisfied unless December 1, 1934 at 34 Essex street, John The following were present at the meeting: flight. It’s a mighty fine place to buy of town to buy their gifts of jewelry.” never failed. Depressions have oc- there’s some flowers, too. So when T. Baroody and Mary I. Sullivan, both of Rev. and Mrs. Marion Phelps, and Mrs. presents!” curred repeatedly but the bank has I’m In Andover, I’ll stop at Playdon's 1 “Last year when I was in Andover, always withstood them. It extends and send a bouquet or plant. It will Manchester, N. H., by Rev. F. A. Wilson Herbert Otis of Ballard vale; Frances Hall, “1 understand that the Andover I was attracted to Morin’s, now to Andover citizens its best wishes please her tremendously. It sure is a POT ROAST from D.l). Isabel Brunette, Jessie Dobbie, Phyllis Coal Co. has moved hack into larger Carter’s, Candy Shop, and I deter- for the merriest, happiest Christmas mighty important item for Christ- Samuel Arthur Boutwell, Asheville, N. C. Zerbe, Robert MacLaren, Arthur Smith, quarters because of thc expansion of mined that this year my hag would in years and for better times and mas, because Christmas isn’t Christ- Fancy Juicy Steer and Helen Harrison, Summerville, S. C., by Edward Huntress of Andover; Rober. tlieir business. Andover residents contain candies and goodies from brighter cheer in the years ahead.” mas without floral decorations, and Rev. Mr. Williams in the Episcopal church, Domingue of Lawrence Union; Rev. Clinton like to buy coal and oil from this con- Carter’s. They have real old-fashion- Playdon has the best.” An excellent choice for Sunday', dinner. New Bern, N. C., November 29th. W. Carvell, Marjorie Andrews, Mary Lang, cern because it is a real Andover ed peppermint sticks and chocolate “ You know, one of the things I Miss Esther Carrie Valentine, 18 Brechin and Arthur Kirk of North Andover. company-Tt has its coal pocket in imitations of me, to say nothing of like most about Christmas is thc “H 1 get a chance when I m ill DEHULLU’S MARKET terrace, and Frank William Donahue, 26 Andover—its office is right in An- really beautiful gift boxes, which Christmas tree. They’re so pretty— Andover, I’m going to drop into thc Shaw street, Lawrence, on Thanksgiving Legion Christmas Plans dover square—and it employs a good anyone, no matter how old or how ftUch fun- and make your home so Colonial^ theatre to see a picture, 45 MAIN ST. T el. 1287 afternoon at St. Patrick’s rectory, Lawrence, deal of Andover labor.” young, would be glad to receive.” cheery. The Andover Spa is getting Andover’s fortunate to have this by Rev. Fr. Edmund D. Daly. The Christmas party for the Legion mem­ . . „ , its trees and wreaths in pretty soon, theatre, where the people can see I he bers will be held this year on December 18. As Santa took out a list of Andover “That new market, Dehullu s, that and anybody who want» to make me best of pictures near at home, The children’s party will be December 22, at children who were to receive presents, you have in Andover is quite an addi- aood and hannv when I come down Therc’ve been some humdingers FO R R EN T Speaks to Fellowship which time there will be a drawing for tur­ he put on his glasses to read it. tion to the town’s shopping facili- , he (.himneyPPyill ^ 8urc to Kct a there lately-“One Night of Love,” Two 7-room tenements. All modern keys. “How’d you like my specs?” he asked. ties, isn t it? Santa asked. An tree therc 1*11 be izhid to nut presents “Mrs. Wiggs of the.Cabbage Patch, conveniences with steam-heated garage. “ A true Christian acts naturally at all “ I bought them at Billings’, where Andover man visited me up in the ^ ne«th such a tree ” P and many others, with more good $35.00 a m onth times,” John Philbrick of Boston, student To Play Benefit Game the best of optical work is done.” Arctic a while ago and told me about ones to come.” at the Cambridge Theological school, told the the excellent meat that he’d been Mrs. Santa usked me to pass FRED CHEEVER Real Estate Agency Christ church Young People’s Fellowship in The Andover F. C. soccer team will play “How uhout your plumbing?” the buying D ehullu’8. Andover’s “Lowe and Co., Pharmacists, in a Bank Bldg. Tel. 775 or 1098 a talk on “Being Yourself” Sunday night. an all-star Merrimack Valley League team in reporter asked. ‘ Don't you have mighty lucky to have a shop that al°oK this tip to young men who wish (jnc Andover institution that merits Following the talk a one-act comedy, a game at the P. J. O’Connell field in Law­ trouble with it in cold weather?” stresses quality, and you certainly someming to tnc young lady: „f Andover’s patronage this rence Sunday for the benefit of Halfback “Oh no,” Santa said, “no one will be get the best of quality at Dehullu’s.” Go to Miller a. they re an Andover Christmas. They again have u flno “ Not Quite Such a Goose” by Elizabeth bothered with defective plumbing institution, and they have stockings digplay of gift toiletries for both Eyeglass Frames Fitted and Chile was presented by a group of members. Steele of the Sanford, Me., team, whose leg The cast follows: Albert Bell, Kerr was broken in a game here earlier in the if they have their work done by a “Mrs. Santa is a sly old fox, like Bngerie and many other beautiful iad|eg and gentlemen, an excellent R epaired Sparks, fr.; Sylvia Bell, Barbara Smith; season. reputable plumber like W. H. Welch’s most women. She sort of hinted just u, S1'*8 m a variety that s ijne Gf Christmas cigars and tobaccos, Preucriptionu Accurately Fitted Mrs. Bell, Gertrude Taylor; Hazel Hender- Steele was removed to the General hos in Andover, for instance. Welch is before 1 left that she hoped someone a,m°8t inexhaustible. For grand- and distinctive stationery, to say Broken Leneee Replaced son, Dorothy Babb; Philip* h r Flick,----- Edward pital and then home because of financial nearing 50 years of service to Andover would give her a Governor Winthrop for mother, for sister, for nothing Qf excellent candy gifts by residents, and that speaks well for his desk, a sewing cabinet, n gate-leg w,»c* 'or daughter, and even for thc Whitman and Page and Shaw in W A L T E R E . BILLINGS Sorrie conditions. When the cast was taken otT it The Fellowship will hold dance in the was found that another bone had been excellent plumbing, doesn’t it?” table, an end table, or a coffee table men fo,k8» to Hiller b. attractive holiday boxes.” Optician 36 MAIN STREET Jawalai broken. He has a family of six children. from the Colonial F’urniture shop on parish house this evening. “I’ve got to drop into Hill’s hard- park street. I made believe I didn’t ■* bet y°u re wondering what to “These clothes look just as good us ware store this Christmas,” Santa hear her, but I’m going to get them ^ive y°ur sweetheart for Christmas,” they did the day they were bought, continued. “Working all year round an for her, because I know they’ll be Sunta 8a«d, »nd the reporter stam- don’t they?” Santa said. “I bought us I do, I need plenty of tools, and good.” mered: “Well, er, er— “Look here, them from Burns Co., Inc., because Those Long Postponed ROOF REPAIRS Hill’s always has the best. Besides son,” old St. Nick said, “Why not I knew that I could do no better in I know I can find some mighty fine “My trim whiskers and smart ap- drop into the Harborn shop next to fit and fabrics than to select iny Can now be made possible by loans secured presents there to take home for Mrs. pearance have long been the envy of the National bank? If you don’t clothes there. And they have some Santa’s Christmas. She, like every the north. But everybody’s hair can know what to buy for her now, you mighty fine gift selections, too, the through the National Housing Act. We will woman, is always glad to receive look neat if they’ll only make regular will when you go in there, because best of ties, the best of stockings, the something for the house, and Hill’s trips to John Bell’s barber shop in the they have heaps of things that she’d best of shirts—the best of every- be glad to be of assistance to you in this re­ is a dandy place to get such things.” Musgrove building. Therc are three like.” thing.” spect at no obligation. C all Law rence 7339 GEO. W. HORNE COMPANY 613 COMMON STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. r J t i i s Q h r i s t m a s ( M i m y New England COKE V Shop in Andover It’s ready when you need D & H Cone Cleaned Anthracite it, at an instant’s notice, to obtain help, comfort or ad­ vice — the telephone! Marriage Intentions New America,” illustrating his talk with Stubbs at her home, 6 Ferndale avenue, Whist for Christmas Party MOTOR-STOKERS motion pictures. The public is invited to this Tuesday evening, in honor of her seventeenth By itself it docs not popular religious service. birthday. Games and dancing were enjoyed A public whist party for the benefit of the James A. Sweeney, Jenkins road, and and refreshments were served. AUTOMATIC COAL BURNING EQUIPMENT smother fire, catch b u r g la r s, Dorothy A. lirent, 207 Boxfonl street, annual Christmas tree party will l>e held or cure illness — but it can Those in attendance were: Miss Virginia jointly by the Pythian Sisters and the Knigbtl Lawrence. Christmas Party Planned Comins, George Stubbs, Miss Barbara Bart­ of Pythias on Monday evening at eight Fuel Service Guaranteed—Try Us This Seaton quickly get whatever help lett, William Simpson, Miss Marcclle Poirier, o'clock. The Sisters will hold a meeting at you may need. Prices Here Are Reasonable Plans for the annual Christmas party on David Petrie, Miss Jane Stubbs, Richard seven o’clock. December 20th were discussed at the meeting Comins, Miss Frances Souter and Allan The Christmas |>arty is to be held Decern It may be that you will South Church Notes Wednesday night of the Auxiliary to the Chadwick. ber22. never face urgent emer­ Sons of Veterans, in G. A. R. hall. The com­ B. L. McDonald Coal Co. Mrs' John Ferguson led the devotional mittee: Mrs. Henry S. Wright, chairman; gency— we hope not! But service of the Women’s Union of the South Mrs. Lafayette l). Stickney and Mrs. Mary Trade at Home Shop in Andover This Christina* if you ever do, you’ll agree church yesterday. Miss Mabel Marshall gave Tammany. Refreshments were served fol­ that the telephone, in one a monologue of a Japanese bride in costume, lowing the close of the business session by single call, pays its keep for while Mrs. FAigene Weeks spoke on Japanese Mrs. William Navin, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Tam­ women. many and Mrs. Stickney. NOW Is the Time to Re-roof a lifetime. The Junior Courteous Circle will meet with ELECTROLUX p a y s f o r itself Betty Sherman, 11 Carisbrooke street, to­ If your home lacks a tele­ We carry all kinds of — night at seven. Shawsheen P. T. A. to Meet in food savings, and when it comes phone, you may order serv­ Next Sunday the Every Member Canvass ice from any telephone man will be held. Rev. Arthur Roebuck, curate of Grace to economical operation and free­ church, Lawrence, will speak on “ A Story B IR D ’S or woman, or through your Bean Supper Tomorrow of Christmas” at the Shawsheen P. T. A. dom from repairs and replacement nearest telephone business meeting next Wednesday at 7.45. office. A beun supper will be served from 5 to 7 It is expected that twenty Christ church of moving parts, the BIRD tomorrow night in thc Legion rooms by the choir boys will sing carols. N e p o n s C p o o n u r t • N e w E n g l a n d T e l e p h o n b auxiliary. Walter M. Lam on t will speak on the pro­ GAS REFRIGERATOR SHINGLES AND T e LEGUAPH COMPANY posed zoning by-law. ROOFING Successful Sunday Evening Series is in a class by itself! 232 C o m m o n S t. Try Andover First Lawrence, Musa. Last Sunday evening the largest audience 9951 of the series was present at the |K»pular Historical Society to Meet BIKD'S SHINGLES arm durable and guaranteed for long wear Sunday evening service at the Andover • HOUSEWIVES! Baptist church. Harry Crawford, tg* The ncxi meeting of the Historical society 41 We supply everything that goes into the home” fourteen-year-old boy-preacher’ and his will be helil December 22. Maybe a hint in the right father provided the messages of the evening place at the right tim e will se­ Next Sunday at this seven o’clock service Tendered Party J. E. PITMAN ESTATE ABOUT IQ^A DAY Iceland Kingsman who is with the “ Royal cure this glorious gift for you. A birthday party was tendered Miss Jane TELEPHONE 664 ______Ambassadors/' will speak on “ Youth and the