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PAGE TW O A Poor Rcproter “Quacks” Reap Harvest A etralian Ballot Now From Gullible Public U niversal in A m erica THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN Dr. James Melvin Lee of New York University said at a dinner: COLONIAL THEATRE Burning a rabbit's heart on the lire Austrnllnn ballot Is the name given looking Back Twenty-five Year* " No young man should go in (or journal- V * ANDOVER, MASS. to bring n mate for a lonely woman; to a system of secret voting. The name nrose from the fact tlint the ism unless he has a nose (or news Of curse paying half a crown for n quack con­ we all have, to a certain degree, a no-.- (,,, 3 SHOWS DAILY — 2:15, 6:15, 8:15 sultation nnd a pennyworth of herbs; essential features of the system were news thnt can be developed. There are very buying chnrmg to ward off evil; burn­ first Introduced In 1858 In South Aus­ I'he annual meeting of the members of file | Brooklyn, N. Y„ after having spent the past few young men like Pcleg Whipple. Z Andover Savings Bank was held...... on Monday 1 three months with his aunt, Miss Mary WESTERN ELECTRIC SOUND SYSTEM All Talking, Singing, Dancing ing Incense nt fortune-telling ten par­ tralia, one of the states of the Aus­ Ballard on Main street. " I’cleg Whipple of Peacham got appointed trnllnn commonwealth, says an article afternoon. The board of trustees was re­ ties, nnd rending teacups to discover elected with the addition of Sam I). Stevens. W alter B. Holt has severed his connection as Pcacluim correspondent to a New York whether husbands lire faithful to their In Pathfinder Magnz.lne. A system of with the firm of Smith & Manning and is now daily through the influence of his Uncle MONDAY and TUESDAY—JAN. 12-13 A communication from 'I'. F. Pratt resigning George. wives I These nre among the innny voting modeled nfter the Australian his position in the bank to accept another employed in the store room at the Lowell “WHAT A WIDOW”...... GLORIA SWANSON amazing performances carried on In system yvns ndopted In Englnnd In with George Mixter of Boston was read and Textile school. “ Well, a month went by nfter the appoint­ Screening*: 2:25-6:28-9:10 the West riding of Yorkshire. Leeds 1872. In the United States this meth­ accepted. Mr Pratt’s position will be tilled by Miss Elizabeth R. Johnson, a graduate of ment. Utter silence from Pcleg. Then at last nnd Bradford, In particular, are In­ od was first employed In local elec­ one of Andover’s most promising young I’unchard high school, received her diploma the New York daily got the following a week before Christmas after completing the Peacham re[xirt: “FO U R T H A L A R M ” RALPH LEWIS fested with these [daces, where people tions nt Louisville, Ky.. In 1888, and men, George E. Hussey. He has been clerk in Screenings: 3:55-7:55 theofliceof the Board of Public Works for the shorthand course of the Lawrence Commer­ “ ‘The only event of local importance are Induced to undergo “treatment'' In the snme year Massachusetts ndopt­ cial school. ed secret voting for nil state elections, past twelve years and is well and favorably during the past month was the solar eclipse for all sorts of ailments nnd for all An informal whist party was tendered on the 12th.’ ”— Detroit Erce Press. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY JAN. 14-15 sorts of reasons. Incompetent people Miss Minerva Brackett by her friend, Miss calling themselves "licrhnllsts" or "nd- lot. In one form or other, finally was nlack M utua, ,.ire , nsurancl. ,„ mpa„y. Bertha Higgins, at her home on High street “ LILIOM ” ...... CHARLES FARRELL ▼Isers" make examinations of men ndopted by every state In the Union | n(|jan Ridge Rebekah lodge installed last Friday evening. 'Flic successful prize­ Screening!*: 2:25-6:25-9:10 and women nnd then prescribe some nnd It still Is employed except where officers on Monday evening before one of the winners were Misses Nellie Bliss and Kath­ JACK OAKIE herb. Charms of various kinds are It hns been supplanted by voting mn- largest meetings in the history of the organiz erine Barnett. “ SEA L E G S” chines, which retnln the essential fea- ation. I he following were inducted into A regular monthly meeting of the Andover Screenings: 3:55-7:55 sold to neurotic women suffering from tures of the Australian system. office: Noble grand, Mrs. Emma I Burtt, Natural History society was held last Satur­ a fenr complex. At Leeds one woman day evening at the home of William (1. Gold­ FRIDAY and SATURDAY—JAN. 16-17 pnld 75 cents for a rat's tall tlint was smith. Professor Warren K. Moorehead ad­ SHOES FOR WOMEN supposed to have been possessed of system, the nnmes of all candidates L .cretar£ Mrs llattic A Smith. trl.asurer, dressed the society upon the subject of arch­ “BILLY THE KID” ...... Wallace Beery-Kay Johnson special powers. Many homes hnve appoared on the snme bnllot, which A]rs ^te||a m |,Owd. aeology. Y O U NEED Screenings: 3:15-6:35-9:10 been destroyed by the suspicions wns compiled, printed nnd plnccd at Andover lodge, No. 230, 1. 0. O. I'., held In Andover, January 8, 1906 a son was aroused In the minds of wives con­ the polls under the direction of public its annual meeting on Wednesday evening born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruhl. NO LONGER “ THE LONE DEFENDER” screening.: 2:m -8:3o Rin Tin Tin officials nnd nt public expense; In when the following officers for the ensuing In Andover, January 6, 1906, a son was cerning their husbands. The police born to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin IL Stacey. experience great difficulty In securing other words, the bnllot Itself wns year were elected: N. G., Ira Eastman; V.G., BE TO LD • strictly official. The system hnd a i Harry I’. Abbott; recording secretary, Frank I’he New York Phillips Andover associa­ prosecutions, because people who hnve M Smith; financial secretary, Walter S. tion hcld its annual dinner last Friday at the THAT YOU been gulled nre ashamed to come for­ threefold purpose—to prevent dishon­ Rhodes; treasurer, George E. Holt; trustee University club, New York, during which it Not Known How Podunk ward to give evidence.—London Tlt- esty In counting votes, to Insure nbso- was announced that a movement had been HAVE AN Rat Made Trouble for three years, L. II. Fames 6 Acquired Odd Meaning Blts. lute secrecy nnd to protect the voter 1 A very pleasant evening was enjoyed at the started among the alumni to raise $300,000 Rnts have been known to select from outside Influence while easting 1 Andover Grange on Tuesday afternoon and for the school and that in the last few weeks EXPENSIVE Podunk In a (lerlalve name for uny most unusual places In which to build sninll out-of-the-way country town or his vote. These were accomplished j evening in observance of the annual meeting $75,(XX) has been collected. Among the guests their nests. A tanner In Stratford, present was Sir Chentung Liang Cheng, the FOOT village. Haya un urtlcle In Pathfinder Great French Novelist by giving cncli voter a separate bnl­ ! of the Woman's club. Officers were elected New Zealand, who uses Ids car only follows: President, Mrs. Frank Foster; vice Chinese minister to this country Magazine- No such post office Is list­ lot nnd compelling him to go nlone occasionally was startled to see smoke Lover of Good Coffee booth where he Indicated his president, Mrs J Warren Mooar; secretary There was a large gathering at Christ ed In the United States Postnl Guide, Into curling up between the Hour hoards ns To the many Americans who go dis­ and treasurer, Mrs. Samuel II. Bailey. At church last Sunday evening to listen to the A A A A A to EEE-Sizes 1 to 12 and It Is not known how the name ac­ choice by mnklng a mark opposite the half past seven a fine oyster supper was served organ recital given by Organist John Bachel- he drove along, lie promptly searched consolate In want of their usual coffee nnmes of the enndldntes whom lie pre­ quired Its odd inclining. As curly ns when traveling In France It mny be n in the banquet hall. Miss Alice Holt rendered der, assisted by two of his choir boys who HENRY E. MILLER for the cause of the smoke and found ferred. The ballot then wns folded a vocal solo, Miss Charlotte Baker gave a rendered vocal solos. The playing of Organist 1877 John It. Bartlett defined Podunk surprise to hear that a fnmous French­ 49 MAIN ST. Telephone 531 ns "a term applied to un Imaginary It In a rnt’s nest which had been built nnd dropped Into n ballot box. reading and Miss Marion Abbott followed Bachelder was as usual sweet and clear and on the exhaust pipe of the engine, and man, the novelist Honore de Ilnlznc, with a piano solo. A musical number was brought forth many favorable comments. plnce In Inirlesk writing nr speaking.” wiis as fond of good coffee ns they can given by Mr. and Mrs. McGraw, the former 'I'he solos by the choir boys, George Collins The nmne Is of Indian origin. hnd been Ignited by the bent of the pipe. he and extremely fastidious nhout the Diary Reveals Arctic playing the harmonica and the latter, the and William Sellars showed the wonderful WILLIAM POLAND The Podunk Indians were a small quality of the grains nnd their perco- _ j r i a piano. The committee who made the affair development made through the efforts of tribe who lived In South Windsor, Iragedy or Long Ago 50 delightfully successful consisted of Misses Mr. Bachelder and the boys themselv Succeuor lo II. F. CHASE N am ed for the Day. of the Week Intlng. Hartford county. Conn., and Podunk, . He always hnd three kinds of grains Awny hack In 1033 seven Hutch Caroline Burtt, Lucia Burtt, l.uella Phelps, should be given much praise. Athletic Goods Kodak* In the South 1'acillc ocean there 'I'he officers of William F. Bartlett Post, their vlllnge, mis nt the mouth of the mixed—llourhon, Mokn, Mnrtlnlca, and snllors w ere left on Jan Mayen Is- Madeleine Hewes, Alma Bailey and Gayton Photo Supplies small stream which still hears the are Islands hearing the nnmes of Sun­ land In the Arctic by a whaling ex- Abbott, Ralph Bailey, Philip Mooar, t hester 99, G. A. R., Walter L. Raymond camp, day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdny hnd to go to three different grocers for pedltlon. When the whaling ship re- L). Abbott and William Flint. Sons of Veterans, and William F. Bartlett Developing and Printing for Amateur* name Podunk. At the close of King them. He railed his own coffee pot 7 . .. . „ __ I he I hnstian F.ndcavor society of Osgood Relief Corps, 127, were installed at a joint Phillips' war In 107(1 the Podunks, and Friday. The tradition Is thnt with turned the next year all were dead. district hcld it8se ARCO BUILDING ANDOVER the exception of Thursdny Islnnd. they his "muse" and drank gnllons of the mi annual business meeting installation hcld in Grand Army hall last also known ns the Windsor Indlnns, dnrk beverage every dny. Tlie bodies were placed In wooden Sun()ay evening. I'he following officers were Friday evening. The following officers of disappeared with tlie hostile warriors nre so-cnllcd because those ure the coffins nnd a cnlrn of rocks built over elected: President, Miss Mary E. Whittaker; Gen. William F. Bartlett were installed: days on which Cnptnln Cook visited There he found the stimulus for and never returned. those excruciating spells of Inspira­ them . F or nenrly 300 yenrs the exist- vice president, Mrs. Ida F. Shaw; secretary, Commander, Henry (lukey of Ballardvalc; John Ferguson There Is a Podunk pond In North j those shores. It may he thnt the name ence of this burial plnce hns boon Miss Anna F. Chase; treasurer, Mrs. Porter senior vice commander, John Cummings; of Thursday Island originated In the tion, which sometimes Instcd 48 hours junior vice commander, Eben Fisher; chap­ Brookfield, Worcester county, Mass., nnd left him ns weak nnd worn as any known but It wns not found until a Livingston; Chairmen of the various com- Watchmaker and and a local historian gives the Indian same manner, but natives Insist tbut w lrcless operator named Olonkln from mittecs: Social, Mrs. George V . Spickler; lain, Peter D. Smith; adjutant, J. Warren Jeweler such was uot the case. big fight. Another fail of his, which the Norw egian weather service dis- mcetmg .M.ss Marion Greenwood; Berry; quartermaster, Moses L. Farnham; meaning of the name ns “place of perhaps helped him to survive such an 1 sunshine, Miss Ruth E. Shaw; music, Miss sergeant, Charles II. Gilbert; officer of the 47 MAIN ST. ANDOVER burning." It seems more prohnble covered the cairn. Only fragments of Glfta for All Occasions Forest's Place in Nature unhealthy life, was fruit. He reveled Grace Spinney. day, John Russell; officer of the guard, John thnt Podunk Is Identical with Potunk, I In Its beauty nnd adored Its freshness. the wooden coffins were found under An enjoyable dancing party was held in McLaughlin; sergeant major, Ballard Holt; a plnce name on Long Islnnd, which Is It would seem that eventually the the stones hut most Interesting of all Pilgrim hall Friday evening. Thornes orches­ quartermaster sergeant, Henry C. Hitchcock. world must come buck to a second He was known to hnve eaten four PERLEY F. GILBERT probably derived from "P'tuk-ohke,” , pounds of cherries at n time. wns the diary of one of the seven tra furnished the music. At intermission cake The officers of the Sons of Veterans are: an Algonquinlnn word meaning "a neck and permanent age of wood for fuel, nn fortunate*, Outgert Jacobsen, which and ice cream were sold by Caterer Frank Commander, John Robinson; senior vice ARCHITECT or corner of Innd." nlmost all const ruction materials, und told of their sufferings. “We arere all j I’- Diggins. The following young men were commander, Cutter Foster; junior vice Room 107 Main St., Andover many other uses. The forest Is the In bitter need and dying,” nn entry in charge: Chester Whitten, Robert Hill, commander, Harry D. Flint; camp council, "Tiddlers" Good Fathers Edward Roggerman, Charles Burtt and Walter I). Buxton, Arthur Holt and William Office— Central Block, Lowell only resource thnt lim y he consumed The "Tiddler,” In common with the early In April, 1034. stated. "I crawl extensively yet not exhausted nnd It Walter Thompson. The following were in Kibhce. 'I'he officers of the Relief Corps are: Andover Tel. 466-7 Lowell Tel. 658 Revere Remembered for male stlckle-bnck fish of every species, on hnnds nnd knees nnd help the President, Mrs. Kate C. White; senior vice Is the only material thnt can take .. , attendance: Misses Agnes Gillen, Flossie Skill as Silversmith tins remarkable purentnl Instincts, others ns far as I can. ’ The last Lindsay, Elsie Wood, Martha Roggerman, president, Mrs. Lizzie P. Morse; junior vice the place of coal, oil and Iron.— building n nest, guarding the ova, notation wns m ade April 30. It rend: l.uella Phelps, Kitty Walsh, Helen Bailey, president, Mrs. M. Belle Eastman; treasurer, M. B. M cTernen, D.M.D. Paul Revere may go down In his­ Exchange. "W ind ns before. Sun shines. Who—”. Annie Coleman, Isabella Dean, Ruth Dean, Miss Delia Curley; chaplain, Mrs. Mary E. tory to the world nt lnrge for his fa­ watching over the young fry whilst DENTIST still In the nest, nnd then, when they T hnt wns the end. The hand of the Irene Gould, Lillian Rogers, Ella Barton, Anderson; conductor, Mrs. .Annie Barton; mous rlile to rouse the Minute men Romans Introduced Snail writer hnd failed him before he could I Margaret Gordon and Edith Hunter and guard, Mrs. Olive Holt; secretary, Miss Carter Block Andover, Mau. and wnrn them of the nppronch of are able to lenvc It, accompanying p u t down nnotlier word.—Capper’s James Blaine Gillen, Harry Chadwick, Charles Sadie M. Hobbs; assistant conductor, Mrs. The Itonuins took to Britain a lnrge them ns a guard until they nre able Office Hours—8.30 to 12—1.30 to 5 the British, hut In New Englnnd a edible snnll, which they cultivated for Weekly. Riddock, Rolicrt l.ockhead, Cleveland Mills, Hattie Smith; assistant guard, Mrs. Lucy personal touch will he nilded to the to fend for themselves. Moreover, ’Charles Hcmenway, Walter Thompson, Buxton; color bearers, Miss Mary Robinson, Closed Wednesday Afternoon* food, und this still survives In some during the time thnt the baby "tid­ ------, Robert Hill, Charles Burtt, Howard Bell, Miss Margaret McTernen, Mrs. Esther stories told of him through the fnct pnrts of England. If It hnd not been thnt many samples of Ills skill ns a dlers" nre In the nest, should one of ' Malcolm McTernen, Ralph Bailey, Gerald Barnard, Miss Jennie Thompson; patriotic MUS€ROVE BAIBER SHOP for the fact that the nlmost helpless them, stronger than the others, sally Quaint Epitaph D’Arcy, William Hardy, George Rhodes, instructor, Mrs. Mary E. Anderson; press silversmith still exist and are highly T he proudest boast of the obscure William Bliss, George Sellars, Dudley l.ind- JOHN BELL, Prop. crenture could retreat quickly Into forth “on his own" to see what the correspondent, Miss Annie I. Buchan. THREE EXPERT BARBERS prized heirlooms In ninny a home. vlllnge of Bolsover Is that one of ths \ say, Chester Whitten, Clarence Weeks, Specialists on Ladies’ Bobs and Children'! Its shell It would have disappeared world looks like, "papa" Is after It Miss Belle Bowman, daughter of Mr. and Ills example In designing sliver ha. long ago. quaintest epitaphs In England Is In- William Knipe, Andrew Collins, Everett Mrs. Charles Bowman was pleasantly sur­ been followed so successfully thnt the like a flnsh, tnkes It In his mouth as scribed In Its churchyard. i Hilton, George Pearce, Frederick Cheever, prised by a number of her classmates Friday a cat does a kitten nnd bundles It back evening. Everett Trefry presented Miss Musgrove Bldg., Andover Square silversmiths of New Englnnd now en­ Bells Peal After 100 Years The epitaph Is that of a watchmak- Roggerman, George Rhodes, I hom­ joy n rcputntlon wherever table sil­ Into the nest. er burled nenrly 100 years ago. It as Chadwick, George Abbott, Daniel Abbott. Bowman with a large box of writing paper Tel. *05 After u silence of more than 100 . * • A very jolly New \ car s dancing party and a fine fountain pen. 'I'he following were ver Is known. yenrs, the hells of the undent church * was held in the November clubhouse on last present: Misses Mamie Haggerty, Alice The silver used In the manufacture of Southtleet, England, will peul again. End of Vandal* a* Nation Here lies In a horizontal position Saturday evening and was given by the I lolt, Florence Collins, Marion Saunders, ROBERT DOBBIE of tableware comes Into the factories The three bells, among the oldest In the outside ense of Thomas Hlnde, Messrs. Fullerton to their friends. Thornes Mary Jenkins, Helen Cates, Cynthia Flint, General Trucking and Delivery The Vandals were a Teutonic race clock and w atchm aker—who departed orchestra furnished the music for dancing, In Ingots, sheets nr wires. It I. the country, were cast In 1010, 1735 which plnyed a lending pnrt In the dis­ Maude Bennett and Everett Trefry, Walter stamped Into tlie various outlines and thl* life wound up, In hope of being During the evening refreshments were Morrissey, Francis Maroney, David Lawson, Freight Handled nnd 1730. Piirlsldoners recently es­ ruption of the Itoninn empire In the taken In hand by his Maker, nnd be- | served by Allan Hinton. The following young Philip Hardy, Clarence O’Connell, Stephen LOAM CINDERS SAND GRAVEl designs desired nnil then grudunlly | tablished a fund for their complete Fifth century. They overran Gaul and lng thoroughly cleaned, repaired and P.w,P’e attended: Misses Sarah Hincks, Haggerty, John Jenkins, Frank Smith, Lewis 16 MAPLE AVE. Phone 192 worked Into the shapes sought. The restoration. Spain, nnd crossing to Africa estab­ in __ Constance Freeman, Cornelia Williams, silver Is annealed between steps In jo ln g la the world to com. on the , T ; h T WiHi Lindsay, Charles Bowman and Roy Bowman. lished a kingdom thereunder Geneserlc At the annual meeting of the Andover Telephone Connection order to keep it soft nnd pliable. Engliah National Gama (A. D. 42t>); committed nil the ex- 15th of August, 1830, in the 10th year [ ,..,izabeth Williams, Elizabeth Cole, Es- National bank held in the banking rooms on The game of cricket seems to have cessses of barbaric devnstntlon which of his ngo. j niirelda Storey of Chillicothe, Ohio, Ada Tuesday afternoon the following officers were Everett M. Lundgren Nearby Is the two-llne epigram of a | Brooks, Susanne Smith, Dorothy Ballard of evolved slowly from nn older game. hnve made tlielr name proverhlnl; and elected: President, Moses 'I'. Stevens; vice Funeral Director and Embalmer Johnson's Manners Bad butcher: Chicago, Illinois, Marion Laurie of Laurie, president, Nathaniel Stevens; cashier, J. It Is probably a specialized form of wantonly destroyed works of nrt, mon­ Personal attention given out-of-town arrvlos Snmuel Johnson, once wrote n biog­ Here Ilea tha body of poor John Hlgfa, Pa., Margaret McLean and Harry 'Iyer, Tyler Kimball; directors, M. T. Stevens, Auto Equipment club ball. It was certainly being uments, nnd priceless treasures of lit­ A famous man for killing pigs. rapher, when at table wus totally ab­ Edward Pride, Jr., W. D. Fullerton, Theo­ John II. Flint, Joseph A. Smart, John F. 24 Elm Street i I Andover, Mau. sorbed la the business of the moment; ployed under the name of cricket by '■ erature during the sack of Ilome (455). dore Armsted, Paul Brooks, M. M. Fullerton, Kimball, Horace II. Tyer, Nathaniel Stevens boys of the free school of Guildford Allen McCurdy, E. Barton Chapin, 1). L. License In M assachusetts and New Ilampshirs his looks seemed riveted to his plate; The Emperor Justinian sent Bellsarlus and James C. Sawyer. Boston T elephone! K enm ore 2630 ns enrly as 1550. against them, and nfter several de­ Shakespeare Home Seized Fullerton, Fred Baldwin, Carol Hincks, West Parish nor would he, unless when In very Researches In the calendar of Old James Howson of Boston, Charles Otis, The annual supper and business meeting of high company, say one word, or even feats they were eventually routed Soup for the Invalid (533). nnd as a nation ceased to exist. Chancery court hnve revealed a docu­ Henry P. Otis and Charles T. Ryder. Mrs. the West church was hcld in the vestry on J. W. RICHARDSON pay the least attention to wlint was ment showing bailiffs were once lv W. D. Fullerton, Mrs. E. A. Baldwin, Mrs. Wednesday evening 'I'he following officers CARPENTER and BUILDER said by others, till he had satisfied Ills Before serving soup or beef tea to W arren K. Moorehead, and Mrs. Horace H. were elected for the ensuing year: Clerk, a child or Invalid, take n piece of tis­ possession of Shakespeare’* old home Tyer were matorns. Shop 6A Park Street appetite, which was so fierce, and In­ Why Ri*k It? at Stratford-on-Avon, to receive Judg­ Arthur T. Boutwell; treasurer, F. S. Bout- dulged with hucIi Intenseness, that sue paper and draw It two or three Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brooks havegoneto well; ushers, George Phelps, Gayton Abbott. Home Address—50 Whittier Street times over the top. Tills will remove Woodrow Wilson, pbi.ving golf one ment for debt. "They did brenke open Hamilton, Bermuda, where they will spend The Rev. R. II. Clapp of Farmington, Telephone 134-M while In the act of eating the veins dny with three friends, followed a ye doores of ye studdy of said house of Ids forehead swelled, nnd generally every sign of fat, which Is usually so the next three months. Maine, and Rev. John Dale of Billerica are particularly slow foursome with a and rashly seize upon and take diver* The engagement of Miss Evelyn Putnam spending a few days this week with Rev. a strong perspiration was visible. To objectionable to Invalids. habit of holding long nnd Intlmnte books, boxes, deskes and money*,” Reed of this town and Dr. John M. Ahern of J. Edgar Park. A. F. RIVARD those whose sensations were dellcute discussions on every green. Coming say* the document. But It was not Liverpool, England has been announced. Enjoyable skating parties were held at this could not hut lie disgusting; and Boole* in Hospital* Optom^triat (Rag.) to a short hole, the confab lnsted for Shakespeare’* trouble. Th* house had Miss Constance Freeman has returned to Haggett’s pond on Saturday and Monday It wus doubtless not very suitable to Books, It Is proclaimed by a promi­ Bradford after spending the three weeks’ evenings under the auspices of the West Eyes Carefully Tested a full ten minutes, and the Wilson passed Into the hands of his daughter, Difficult Cases Solicited the character of a philosopher, who nent Chicago hospital, nre of definite vacation with Miss Marion Lowd on Bartlet church Christian Endeavor society. Miss group reached the Inst stnges of nerv­ and his son-in-law had contracted the Frames Adjusted should be distinguished by self-com­ therapeutic value. They make pH- street. Katherine Pike, who is chairman of the social ous exasperation. debt. Shakespeare himself had played Dudley Lindsay, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. 36 Main Street Andover mand. tlcnts cnlm, according to phystclnns committee conducted the parties. There were nnd officials of tlie hospital, and they "Outrngeous." one of them ex­ his last part a few years before the William Lindsay, has gone to work in the about thirty present each night and as the claimed nt last, stepping nut on the time of this document—London Mall. Boston office of the American Woolen com­ moon was bright and the ice smooth the time hasten convalescence. pany. DANA W. CLARK Cult of Moon Worahiper* tee. "I'm going to shoot." was thoroughly enjoyed. A supper was served CIVIL and MECHANICAL ENCINKE* Gayton Ellis has returned to his home in in the summer house of Charles Bailey. E ngineering P roblem s and Surreys handlm London Is full of queer cults one Driftwood Travel* Far "I wouldn’t,'' advised the President Hedge’s Many Uses aceurateiy aud promptly never hears about. Who would Imag­ Great quantities of driftwood from “You might miss them."—Collier's NORTH ESSEX DISTRICT Weekly. One of the most Important usee of The Pussing of the Bells ine that every time there la s new Siberia nre Hung up on the coast of hedge plants Is for screening purposes the years. The milkman’s bell. The little liell 60 Maple Ave. - Andover, Mass. moon, 80 men and women dash down Greenland, while camphor trees from that stood on the teacher's desk. Cowbells. TELEPHONE 561 M and dividing the grounds Into different Hells un the horses that pulled the street cars. to a secret spot in Sussex, murmur In­ Japan have been found on the shores parts. For Instance, the service yard, Practically every youth passes through the cantations, bow tlielr heads three of Alaskn, after having llonted across Double Duty Tree stage of collecting—stamps, coins, auto­ A change has come over our way of living, In the garden of Stanley hay, Auck­ drying yard, vegetable garden or ga­ graphs, if he lie esthetic; (ishhooks, tops and and this change, to a great extent, has marked ANNIE S. LINDSAY times to the ground, mid finish up the the Pacific. rage court might well be set apart the passing of the hell. In its place, we have GILLESPIE METHOD evening by singing songs In prulse of land, New Zealand, there stnnds an marbles, if he lie but human. It is an instinct from the rest of the grounds with a of youth, and it may be indicative of our numerous and divers whistles and electric Or 9CALT TREATM ENT, 9IIAMIDOINC, the lunar orb? Yet a society exists A** In Biblical Tima* old lemon tree that produces Dot only hells. So the old liell, with its beauty or AND WAVING Its rightful fruit throughout the year tall growing hedge. youth as a nation that many of tlie finest which does these things. One would One writer guys, “The most noble Hedges for this purpose, If to be collections in the world are found in America. eccentricity of form, its careful workmanship ■loam »-IX, 1.1S-S, o.orz do, but W~ln~d*7 Imagine that peoplo who would take nnd honorable amongst the Jews were but. In season, fine sweet oranges as and interesting inscription, and its variety of T elep h on e IS well. At times the tree has a good clipped, can be grown from such A curious and unique American collection Carter Block, Main Street, Andover part In such an exploit would he out- wont to lie mounted on asses." Tradi­ is a garden of bells, attractively arranged at tune, is being relegated to the scrap heap of crop of both fruits. Neither Is taint­ plants as buckthorn and honeysuckle. civilization. It is, therefore, with pride that and-out cranks. Yet, the louder, a tionally Mary made the Journey from These two plants adapt themselves to Glenwood Mission Inn, California. Mr. moat Intelligent mini, stresses the fact Nnznreth to Bethlehem mounted on an ed with the peculiarities of the other. Frank A. Miller, its collector, became pro­ we learn that America Ixiasts, in the Glen­ A close examination of the tree gives dipping and make a dense, Impene­ wood Mission Inn, the largest collection of DANIEL J. MURPHY that the moon worshipers are all com­ ass. trable harrier. Wherever a screen, tector of the bells when his daughter gave liells in the world. one no explanation of the freak. The him, as a Christmas present, in 1905, a posed of well-known und eminently re­ head high, la needed and there Is little ATTORNEY-AT-LAW spectable people.—luindon Mull. secret Is that nn orange root has been curious bell witli Liie Medici cuat of arms. Negroes In World War space available, plant a hedge. Historical objects had a fascination for Mr. Whut Does Comic Mean? 821-822 Boy State Bldg., Lawrence There were 42 divisions of Ameri­ grafted to that of a lemon and the stem of the orange has grown Into Miller, anil this bell appealed to his imagina­ Telephone 21956 can troops during the World war. Of tion and opened to him the large possibilities "Daddy, read me the comics,” said little Town Counsel of Andover Preservation in Ice these 40 were white divisions, and that of the lemon, forming what ap­ "Jo**" Corruption of Deo* 7 in old bells of various ages and countries and Hazel Ilorsefeathers to her father. According to various sclentl&a au­ two, the Ninety-second and Ninety- pears to be one tree. In pldgln-Eugllah the word "Jou" peoples. “ All right, Hazy," he replied. “ First I’ll thorities, there art cases known of third, were negro divisions. !■ applied to Chinese houieliold godi His quest led him to all purts of the world. read you about Oscar Oofbiatz. In the first fish being frosen In solid Ice and after­ and deltlee, aaye un article In Path­ Hells arc very often remelted, and it was in picture we see Oscar up in a green ajqile Maligned tree. In the second picture we see that he has ■ATE N T S wards raaiiacltuled. In the rivers of Sign Manual finder Magazine. It la believed that visits to foundries that he discovered and Sunny wus driving through the rescued from oblivion many of his most gutten an aclie from eating too niuny apples. Siberia, for example, which treese “What Is the shortest proposal of the word Is a corruption of Portuguese AND TRADE-MARKS solid every winter, the fish are Im­ country with the grandmother when "deoi," god, and wue applied to the interesting and valuable bells. Next we see him fall out of the tree on his marriage on record?" has been asked. be espied some pigs greedily eutlng In Io the poet the bell has always had a face. Then the farmer licks him with a stick, C.A.SNOW&CO. prisoned until the spring when the Ice Ilie postcard sent by a printer to a household godx of China by Por­ and finally we see him home ut last, hut p melts. Il would appear that flsh cun a Held and asked wliat It wus. tuguese sailors who vlsltsd eastern distinct fascination. Too often taken for girl marked "?" She replied with granted, the bell has long played an import­ when his fattier sees how dirty lie is, he Successful Practice since 1875. be preserved from decay In Ice almost "They're rating clover," explained port! during the Sixteenth century. A gives him a licking. another marked “ I" his grandmother, nod when she no­ ant role in the life of civilization. Poe lias Over 25,000 patents obtained Indefinitely. Some time ugo the body Jou-liouse Is a temple or place of wor­ |>erhaps expressed most realistically tlie . 1 H read you about Mary Moonface. ticed his puzzled expression, added, Little M ary’s mother and father are dead. for inventors in every section of a mammoth win dug up In Siberia Seize Opportunity ship. The word Is used lo other re­ place various ix-lls have in our lives, and how and was found (o he In perfect condi­ “clover Is Just the same to them as ligious connections. For I rule neo, < First we sec her dog run over by an auto of country. Write for book* What Is opportunity to the man much more wus this true in the lives of our tion. Steaks were cut from It aud spinach la to you." Josa-stlck Is a etlclc which li burned furefatliers, when liells were used far more As she goes to see if it’s killed, a mean old let tellin g how to obtain who can't use It? An uufecuudated “Do they get spunked If they don’t than now dip snatches her purse. When she turns sold for food. Thia animal was esti­ us luceuie, and Joss-paper Is paper around, an auto hits her. We’ll have to wait a patent, with list of client! mated to have lived at leaal 20,000 egg, which the wuves of time wash eat Itr asked Sunny with keen Inter­ containing prayers. Sleigii liells who hears them now? 'I'he away Into nonentity.—George Eliot. net. until lumorrow to see if she’s killed or not. ” in your State. years ago.—Washington Star. little tinkling bell over shop doors. Church " Daddy, what does comic mean?"—Cor­ hells they grow more and more silent with nell Widow. 7 1 0 8 th Sl , W ash in gton D. C. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1931 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN PAGE T H R E E

Boston Automobile Show to Open Washington Current Comment Saturday of Next Week A new political party is suggested, with VIRGIN DIAMONDS! Direct from the mines to All New England is awaiting the opening a recalcitrant senator as leader. Its slogan of the Boston Automobile Show in Meehan “ Human Rights Before Property Rights’’ you! Never before owned or worn — P r ic e $25 to $2500. ics Building on Saturday, Jan. 17. I’he Show sounds well, but a host of disappointed Where There’s a continues the entire week following, with the promisees, who have turned a willing ear to WEDDING RINGS $5 and up to $15 — with dia­ exception of Sunday. third-party promisors in the past, will be The Boston show is the premier exhibition inclined to think twice before severing a m onds $20 up to $350 and up. of the country, with the exception of New political allegiance that has been shame BRACELETS. PENDNATS, WATCHES, RINGS, (Ae fine,! York, and all the exhibitors at that show facedly renewed, after former unsuccessful DIFFERENCE in PRICE will demonstrate the improvements of this experiments. As to the stand patters in both year’s models over those now on the roads. of the leading parties, they will have no use ESTHER M. BARLOW Chester I Campbell, veteran automobile for the new movement, on general principles. I here's a difference in QUALITY, and it matters not whether you're buying bread or show producer, is in oersonal charge of the A good many infants do not survive the 208 Essex St., Lawrence Telephone 27830 Show, which will exhibit not only the latest second summer, ami election docs not come automobiles, for you get EXACTLY what you pay for, every time. The 40th Century types of passenger cars, but in addition off until the fall of 1932. Bakery spends thousands of dollars extra every year to secure the highest grade Hour for commercial cars and accessories. Many types “ Solid Shot Brings Capture of Liquor of tractors invaluable in the rural districts Ship”. (Newspaper headline.) 'I'he day of 40th Century Bread. Only the highest grade milk is good enough for 40th Century will also be on display. the half-shot has passed. Bread, anil DOUBLE the amount is used to give you the FINEST BREAD IN THE All the manufacturers of the country are 'I'he latest overt act attributed to Com­ optimistic on the success of automotive sales munists is the instigation of a run on a bank. ROSE GLYCERINE LOTION WORLD. A traveling oven (the most expensive and most efficient) is used in the baking this year, as they arc of the opinion that the A run on a bank is a two-edged sword. of the bread; high speed automatic wrapping machines are used to seal the flavor of the crisis in the business depression has passed Capital gets a gash whenever it is unsheathed and that business will gradually recover. but the most severe havoc is wrought among There is nothing better for chapped hands fresh-baked loaves at the ovens; the entire plant is scrubbed and made immaculate Dealers to exhibit at the coming show point the small depositors. If the Reds are respon­ EVERY day. No wonder that such a system, entailing thousands of dollars extra each to the fact that factories in the West have sible for the run, they did more damage to restored their suspended mechanic to their those whom they claim to love, than to year, results in the production of a loaf of bread that LEADS all others. A’ou’re just help­ benches and that production will soon return anyone else. When Redism has passed into ing yourself to GOOD HEALTH when you buy to normal. history, most of its schemes will be found to owe ompany Druggists The automobile industry has become the have operated in that way. L & C • greatest in the world, employing the largest A midshipman at Annapolis was found to 16 MAIN STREET : : ANDOVER. MASS. number of help in its various branches, and have in his room, a veritable snarl of elec­ representing the largest financial investment trical wires by which lie was able to control of any group in industry Figures recently the clocks, elevators and other appliances compiled by the National Automobile at the Naval Academy, to the dismay of ™ CENTURY BREAD Chamber of Commerce, make a conservative those in charge. He got the bounce. The Under Federal Control estimate of more than 1,000,(XX) individuals wisdom of such an action is to be questioned. Dried Up Lemon, engaged as proprietors, salesmen or service There ought to be a place in naval affairs for The District of Columbia Is under If lemons become hard, Bonk them Master Loaf—Creatn Loaf-Sliced Loaf men in the retail and wholesale branches of a mechanical genius of his dimensions. No the commission form of government, for a linlf nn hour In wnrm water and the trade in addition to the factory mechan­ biography of Thomas A. Edison is at hand, administered hy nppolntlve olllclals. they will yield much more Juice than ical forces. but if the memory is to be relied upon, he These olllclals arc appointed by the If squeezed when they were hard nnd The chamber also estimates that there are was discharged as a youth for trying too President and a committee of the dry. 26,(XX),(XX) automobiles travelling the high­ many experiments in a baggage car. No doubt senate and a committee of the house Overheard between a tailor and a Scotsman “ How much more cloth would you need?” Death from Snake Bite, Rare in United ways of this country, while people of the the railroad which attempted to suppress nre, In practice, the lawmaking bodies him, later paid round prices for the work of Vacation Notes who stood live feet ten: “ Roughly, about a yard.” S ta tes nation subscribe for about 2O.(XX),(XX) for the district. The citizens of the telephones, showing the immensity of the his hands and brain. Observation platform—A porch on ‘ Would you charge the same if I stood “Then I’ll have the suit and the extra District of Columbia are without u six feet six?” asked the customer. yard, too. It will make a pair of trousers for Although the average mortality from industry. The Prince of Monaco puts down an tha end of a fast train, where a num­ my wee son.” At the New York show, which was held uprising with the strong hand, and says vote lit locul us well as national af­ ber of strnngers observe one another ‘•Why, certainly, sir.” American venomous snakes is a little more fairs. than ten per cent of the persons bitten, death last week, reported sales were far above that under no circumstances will he permit sourly.—Detroit Nows. from snake bites is quite rare, according to expectations and increased sales over any the disturbance of strangers within his gates. the Iliolgoical Survey of the United States previous year are expected at the Boston 'This is pure statcsmansliip of a high order; I iepartment of Agriculture, because relatively exhibit. something with which the rake-off at Monte few persons encounter or arc bitten by the Mr. Campbell, who has been a student of Carlo has nothing to do. CILOLOCY the industry since its inception, has made a Belgium is thinking of terminating her (P. dangerous species. ttoteu/rn^'-> The most venomous of our native snakes particular study of the improvements in the defense treaty with France, fearing that she iHntiober dCfjurcfjes live in lonely, little-settled districts, often on models to be exhibited this year and states may be drawn into another conflict. Her stony or swampy land that can not be culti­ that many benefits are to be derived from action excites no wonder. Beglium was the vated. Usually they disappear at the ap­ the latest engineering accomplishments. buffer which stopped the German advance proach of man, and while they may strike if “ Under sales stimulation, employment in the World War, until France had an provoked, the popular belief in respect to the figures will rise in manufacturing centres, opportunity to pull herself together, a distance they can strike is erroneous. Three- and automobile money will find its way into friendly but costly csperience, and one which fourths of their own length is about the the control of merchants in every line of Belgium apparently, docs not care to undergo greatest distance possible, If the legs are well business in the countrv.” said Mr. Campbell. again. protected when one is going into deep woods Referring to some of the especial devices Christmas has passed about as usual, or places known to be infested by rattlers or on the 1931 types over those previously though the bread lines in the cities perhaps other poisonous snakes, there is slight chance placed on the market, Mr. Campbell pointed were a little longer than customary. 'I'he of being bitten. to the benefits gained in the modern priced death toll of the day, due to accidental As the food of snakes consists of living prey cars as well as the more expensive. causes, was long, autos being the most they can not be killed by poisoned baits. He referred to the style changes in radiator effective means of execution, with poisonous The only method thus far devised to kill them design with the improved automatic air alcoholic drinks making a good showing shutter, the slanting windshield, adjustable also. I’he fatalities and accidents, however, "Buy tires to swear by instead of at.”—P. Troleum. seems to be clubbing or shooting. This is best done in early spring, when they are still passenger as well as opera tor’s seats, increased were incidental to a day of relaxation, and sluggish after the winter hibernation. Allow­ wheel base to give greater speed, lower now that the hohliay, or holy day, depending The things you hear said both in private and public about Dun­ ing hogs free run of infested land may reduce slung bodies on the chasis, giving the car a on one’s point of view, is gone and past, the lower appearance without depriving the majority will remember it kindly, and look W iw COHQMOATOW* lop tires will fall on your ears as mighty good news. Following in the number of snakes. However, the popular forward to its return in 1931. idea that hogs are immune to snake bite is occupants of any head room. the footsteps of Lincoln, we can emancipate you from tire troubles probably based on the impenetrability by the Radical changes in colors running to A British scientist says that the available energy in the universe is slowly but surely by fitting your car with Dunlops. venomous fangs of their thick skin and fat pastels, are also noted, he said and uphols­ layer rather than on actual immunity of tery of variegated colors are being installed disappearing. Judging from the number these animals. to make the cars more attractive, particu­ of revolts that are going on in various parts The varieties most commonly found in larly to women. Improved changes in gears of the earth, the supply of pep is not serious­ SHORTEN BROS. this country are the Elapidae, or Harlequin are also attractive features, as a greater ly depleted. Turkey is the latest country speed can be maintained particularly on the to be afflicted with a militant party which Telephone 945 15 ELM STREET, ANDOVER snakes, and the Crotalidae, or “ pit vipers,” which include rattlesnakes, cotton-mouth hills. believes that everything needs a general water moccasins, and copperheads. In the types being offered the public this overhauling. year, wood is eliminated from the bodies CHVRCN - CPISCOTALIAN rw u irs CHAPCL of many makes, only the strongest of steel Small Migratory Birds Swept to Sea by being used in their r; puf:u lure. Storm s As an aid to New Englanders from distant CALENDAR FOR COMING WEEK points, salesman from their home towns will Migratory birds on their way to southern be on the floor of the Mechanics Building, wintering places are sometimes swept long to explain the latest improvements and to distances out of their courses by storms. An SOUTH CHURCH FREE CHURCH offer every possible assistance. 'I'he show will interesting memorandum has been received A. B. SUTHERLAND CO Central Street close Saturday January 24th. by the Weather Bureau of the United States Elm Street Department of Agriculture in connection Congregational. Organized 1711 CongregatlonaL Organized 1846 The Largest Store In Lawrence The Play of Animals with a marine weather report from the American steamship Manchuria. From Octo­ Rev. Frederick B. Noss, Minister Rev. Alfred C. Church, Pastor ber 27, when the vessel was in latitude 40° L. E. ubanks E 36', longitude 66°, to noon October 28, 10.45. Morning worship: "The floral Obliga­ 10.30. Sermon hy the pustor. ANDOVER PHONE 3 0 0 It is true that the relation between the latitude 41° 45', longitude 59" 27', several tion to Be Interesting. " 12.00. Church school disposition to play and the susceptibility to hundred birds alighted on the ship, having 10.45. Beginners’ departm ent. 3.00. Junior Christian Endeavor. Leader, taming is very marked in animals; but it is evidently been swept to sea by a strong north­ 12.05. Church school. lines Keith. not true that animals in the wild state play west breeze. The varieties noted included six 6.30. Senior and Intermediate Christian En­ 6.30. Senior C hristian Endeavor. Leader, Bessie but little. Monkeys, even those that have or more robins, several starlings and thrushes, deavor. larr. never had the slightest experience with man, one catbird, a flicker, many vesper sparrows, 6.00 Wednesday. Annual supper and meeting 8.00 Tuesday. Brotherhood nt Guild. play “ tag,” “ follow my lejjd,” and many several bluebirds, many small flycatcherlike of the church. 7.00 Wednesday. A. I). G. at Guild. other games doubtless just as amusing, but birds, and many other small birds about the 3.00 Thursday. Missionary meeting of the 7.45 Wednesday. Prayer meeting. less comprehensible to us. size of sparrows unfamiliar to the ship’s Women’s Union. 6.30 Thursday. Rehearsal of Junior choir. CLEARANCE SALE In the Syrian deserts wild asses race with officer who made the observations. 3.00 Friday. Joy Spreaders. 7.30 Thursday. Rehearsal of Senior choir. each other in such an exact, methodical At the time these birds began to alight on 7.00 Friday. Troop 3. Boy Scouts. 7.30 Friday Meeting of Boy Scouts. manner that early travelers declared them the ship there seemed to be many more on the partly human. sea. Those that failed to make the ship died Sheep, goats and bears all play. People rapidly, although there were only light who deny that the bear is playful must have breezes. Undoubtedly thousands of birds are SPECIALS had their experience with grizzlies or cinna­ lost each year during the migrating season in mons; but the black bear is a regular clown strong offshore breezes. Other ships report CHRIST CHURCH and performs all sorts of antics merely for his similar visitations from birds, which some­ BAPTIST CHURCH IN THE own enjoyment. Black bear cubs play very Central Street times traveled more than 2,(XMJ miles to port Essex Street much like kittens. in the ships’ rigging. Episcopal. Organized 1835 It is true that the rhinoceros and hippo­ Organized 1832 potamus seldom display any spirit of fun, but Rev. C. W. Henry, Rector the elephant, in spite of his bulk, plays a Noah More Luck Than Nothin’ 10.30. Morning worship with sermon hy Rev. L .!. Hanson. .00. Holy Communion. BLANKET DEPT. great deal—sometimes in a violent manner. 12.00. Bible school. .30. Church school. “ Everybody drowned, you say?” de­ Wild birds arc often very playful. The .45. Morning prayer aud sermon. Australian bower birds are said to build manded Noah of his wife. “ Too bad, too 6.00. Senior C. E. ut home of Robert Stone. bad. And just when I’ve got the greatest Intermediate C. E. in vestry. .30. Young People's Fellowship. DOWNSTAIRS “ play houses,” much as children do, and 7.45 Wednesday. Prayer meeting. .00 Monday. Choir: boys. play various games. Parrots are playful, and menagerie on earth and in a position to take in a million.”—Washington Post. 2.30 Thursday. Meeting of Benevolent society .45 M onday. G irls’ Friendly society. penguins, those wonderful birds of the Ant­ at home of Mrs. Walker Holden as guests of Mrs- .00 Tuesday. St. Catherine’s Guild. arctic, do practically nothing but play. To Arthur Smith. .00 Wednesday. Choir: boys. them life is one big holiday. i.3O Wednesday. Boy Rangers. One writer, speaking of the tropical birds, 1.00 Wednesday. Men’s gathering: Speaker, $3.95 Patchwork Quilts — Colored backs, 80x82. Good assortment says that “ they hold dances regularly at T e m p l e s . [C Cox. which the tango is not excluded, though most .30 Thursday. Woman's Guild. Sale Price, e a c h ...... $2.50 of the numbers are solo performances and .30 Thursday. Choir: boys and udults. would be billed as “ eccentric dancing.” RADIO; (H» Friday Boy Scouts. Even insects play; the sham light is a WEST CHURCH favorite game (much as with puppies), and COLUMN $5.95 Comfortable—Floral sateen cover, with plain borders; wool filled. observers of ants have described them as Congregational. Organized 1826 pouring out of the ant-hill “ scrambling, Sale Price, e a c h ...... $3.50 wrestling, jumping and pretending to tight, THIS ORCHESTRA I Rev. Newman Matthews, Pastor like a crowd of riotous schoolboys at play. n U S T A W ORKED ON I 10.30. Public worship with sermon hy the pastor. PHILLIPS ACADEMY CHAPEL A RRILRORO- $4.50 Part Wool Plaid Blanket, 66x80—6-inch block plaid, 4-inch col­ 12.00. Sunday school and Forum class. Nation s Roof " Needs to be Reshingled | ••On the HIU” ored sataline binding. Sale Price, p a ir...... \ 10.30. Morning worship with sermon by Dr. $2.95 Reshingling the “ roof of the Nation,” by Allyn K. Foster of Chicago, Illinois. reforesting the barren portions of mountain 5.15. Vesper service with address hy Dr. Foster. slopes is suggested by AsisUnt Forester $5.95 Part Wool Plaid Blanket, 74x84—Extra size. All color plaids. L. F. Kneipp of the Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture. SHAWSHEEN COMMUNITY Sale Price, p a ir...... $ 4 . 5 0 The Nation’s roof, says Mr. Kneipp, like CHURCH that of a house, needs constructive attention Balmoral Hall to keep it from “ leaking” by allowing too ST. AUGUSTINE’S CHURCH $5.00 All Wool Solid Color Blankets, 66x80—Bound single. Rose, blue, rapid run-off of water, and to keep the (Non-sectarian) green and gold. Sale Price, p a ir...... $ 3 . 5 0 Nation’s rain barrel filled in dry periods. 9.30. School in Balmoral hall, Essex Street Some progress has been made in the national 5.15. Intermediate C. E. Roman Catholic. Organixed 1850 forests, he says, and watershed values are being conserved and improved to an appre­ Rev. Charles A. Branton, Pastor $5.95 Beacon Bath Robe Blankets, 72x90 Good assortment of patterns. ciable extent by regulated grazing and organ­ ized lire protection. Systematic protection e ts q o h o m e Sunday Musses: 6.30, 9.45, 10.30 a.m. Sale Price, e a c h ...... $4.50 is bringing young growth back naturally Holy Day Masses: 5.30, 7.00. 8 30 a.m. on many denuded slopes, although planting NORTH PARISH CHURCH Sunday evening: 7.45. Rosary, Sermon, Bene­ operations will be necessary on some areas. and. dance. diction. On national forest ranges, protection from North Andover Centre Buptisina: Sunday 3.00 p.m. overgrazing is permitting forage plants to V/e got a radio a t Unitarian. Organized 1645 First Friday. Masses: 5.30, 7.30 a.m. Communionl Kenwood 1OO< Virgin Wool Blan­ reseed and more grasses anil weeds are 7.00 a.m. springing up to hohl the soil, checking sheet Rev. S. C. Beane, Minister First Sunday of Month. Communion Day for and gully erosion Sacred Heart Sodality. kets-—Twin bed size; also full bed The United States Forest Service, says 10.30. Rev. S. C. Beane will take as his subject: Tliird Sunday of Month: Children's Coramunlou Mr. Kneipp, has demonstrated the reusa­ "What Is Your Motive?” Singing hy the vested Day. bility of "reshingling” on national forest choir. Fourth Sunday of Month: B. V. M. Sodality size. 1O% discount for this week. watersheds. But acute needs are found on 11.45. Church school. Communion Day. many private and public domain lands & RADIO SHOP 7.00. Y. P. R. U. The Rev. H. F. Lion, of Law­ Devotions in honor of St. Therese every Friday outside the national forest boundaries for . fcfe MAIN ST rence, will he the 8|>euker. evening, 7.45. restoring vegetative cover to the “ Nation’s I 10.10. An automobile leaves the Andover Book- Confessions: Saturday u/teruoons and evenings, roof,” to help conserve und regulate water I store, (or the Uuiluriun church at North Andover and afternoons and evenings before Holy Days for supplies. I All arc welcome. obligation. FRIDAY, .JANUARY 9, 1931 PAGE FOUR THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN

Expect Eastern Massaehusetts Busses T he Andover T ownsman SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETS Next Spring . E. GREELEY MARKET “Sellars for Service” (Continued from page 1) Busses will lie substituted on the main T .U p h n n e . 64,114, 670 A N I) O V E R , M A S S A C H U S E T T S attempt to direct school affairs, to the lust trolley car line northward from Boston MICHELIN, DUNLOP and McCLAREN TIRES of our abilities. through Wakefield and Andover to Lawrence IIKTtF.lt GOODS NO IIIGliv.H ( s early next spring and possibly as early as DELIVERY SERVICE Three of the World’s Best Sales Service On the other hand, we arc firmly convinced PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY that public meetings would only lie detri March t, according to the expectations of the mental to the best interests of the Town At Eastern Massachusetts Railway Company. Young Pig Pork...... 22c lb. SELLARS TIRE SHOP AT THE PRESS BUILDING nv the ANDOVER PRESS .... regular meetings we have, among others. Only a few minor technicalities remain Fore Spring L am b...... 17c lb Telephone 27775 86 ESSEX STREET, LAWRENCE the following type of problems to discuss . to be eliminated. 1. Discipline among pupils. After the way is cleared in Everett, it will Fresh Ground Sausage Meat 29c lb. Entered nt Andon Second Clnaa M atte 2. The grade of work performed by he up to the street railway company to LORING STREET SERVICE STATION embers of the teaching staff. decide wluit action will lie taken in the rase Rib Lamb C hops...... 35c Telephone 4762 51 LORING STREET, SO. LAWRENCE J. The relationship between teachers and of North Reading. On the route from Wake- Baldwin Apples...... 7 lb. for 25c Town Affairs The news that tile Andrews property individual students or parents. held to Lawrence, it is necessary for the GEORGE B. SELLARS. Prop. has been acquired by the Government as 4. The efforts of individual teachers to busses to pass through a part of North Native Fowl...... 38C |(, Too much emphasis cannot be placed i site for the new Andover I’oslofRec is improve their positions tty outside study. Reading. 5. The salaries of individuals. North Reading has been unfriendly to the on the importance of following out the doubly welcome. Besides making pos­ Street Railway Co., for a number of years, GROCERY DEPARTMENT sible nn cijrly start on the actual con­ It seems to us that these problems are very request of the finance committee that often of a confidential nature amt that we a result of the discontinuance of the car Fine Bread or Pastry Flour (24) $ lb.) 89c bg. struction of the federal building there is FURNITURE all special articles, to be offered for woultl lie decidedly unfair in our actions if line from North Reading Junction to the Andover Eggs...... 55c j oz inclusion in the town warrant, be pre­ the further satisfaction in the announce­ we threw such discussions into a public . .l i t e r a number of years ago. So far, the UPHOLSTERING — REPAIRING - REFINISHING Sunshine Toasterettes (»omething new) 35c ^jn sented to the committee on or before ment that the building will lie located at forunt. North Reading Selectmen have refused to PACKING — MOVING - STORAGE January 15, so that the members may a point where it will add materially to This stand, we feel sure, cannot he inter­ take any action on the Inis permits. North New Pack Grapefruit. . . 21c—5 for $1.00 have time enough to give them proper the appearance of the business section preted as a desire to stifle discussion of town Reading is indifferent on the subject so far Beech-Nut Catsup...... 19c—3 for 55c W E M A K E consideration. of the town and at the same time lie most problems or as an attempt to conduct school as transportation is concerned. The town has Blue Label Tomato Cocktail 19c—3 for 55c adequate tins transportation by the Mason AWNINGS, SHADES, MATTRESSES and SLIP COVERS The finance committee is doing com­ convenient for both the public and the affairs in an arbitrary manner, hut rather as Fancy Pack Large Shrimps 19c— 3 for 55c mendable work in regard to town affairs Postotlicc department. an attempt to safeguard contidcntial matters Line, and only a few persons on North Main First Class Work on — Unoleum -- and Carpets and at the same time to get the assistance of street in Reading are concerned about the B & M Codfish Cakes...... 13c—2 for 25c ANYTHING IN FURNITURE WORK and deserves cooperation that will make interested parties in improving every phase car line. a I borough study of the various pro­ That another Robert Burns concert of our educational system. It is the desire of the street railway com­ 43 PARK STREET posals possible. By holding meetings will he held in Andover on January 23 Very truly yours, pany, said Fred A. ( 'ummings, vice president Telephone your order and enjoy C. S. BUCH AN, TELEPHONE 141 every 'Thursday evening (luring the emphasizes how quickly the years roll II. Gilbert Francke of the railway company,to obtain a permit the convenience of service. present month and planning for extra by. 'f lic celebration of the anniversary Chairman from North Reading if possible. If North sessions on the. 'Tuesday evenings of of the birth of the Scottish hard is Reading continues to refuse, it will now he January 20 and 27 the committee is always an important event in local Courteous Circle Observes Founders Day possible to apply the so-called “ missing Jackie Coogan in “Tom Sawyer” Wildey Anlversary Observed link" act. Under'the state law, any town Communication Andover Colonial offering every’ encouragement to the social annals and the fine program various town officials and to voters, who A large gathering of King’s Daughters and which obstructs a transportation scheme Thomas Wildey night was observed Mon­ arranged for this year's observance over a space of twenty miles can lie handled Andover Townsman day evening at the meeting of the Indian have opinions to offer or information to their friends assembled in the South church After a lapse of thirteen years, “ Tom ensures a most enjoyable evening for a vestry Monday evening in spite of a driving by the State Department of Public Utilities, A step in the right direction has been Sawyer”, the immortal masterpiece of Mark Ridge Rebekah lodge, 136 I. O. O. F., in furnish, to present the necessary data large number of residents. east storm to celebrate Founder's Day. Mrs. if the towns and cities on either side have taken by Andover's Board of Public Works. Twain, is to be seen again on the silver- Eraterbal hall. A paper on the anniversary If there is good response to the com­ Myron It. Clark presided and conducted the acted favorably. The enforcement of a strict 48-hour week screens of America. of Thomas W’ildey founder of Odd Eellowship mittee’s request its task will be .simpli­ It probably would take until the middle to all employees will be a help to Andover’s Since that earlier day, Tom and I luck, was read by Mac Valentine. Thee entertain­ A rare treat is in store for the towns­ devotional exercises after which Miss C. fied and the public benefited as a result. people who attend the production of Madeleine llcwes gave an account of the of January to get the permits from Everett unemployed. Aunt Polly and Becky, Injun Joe and Joe ment program consisted of a short play, Andover is in a fortunate position beginning anil organization of the society. and possibly from North Reading. Then the A similar action taken by Towns, Cities Harper have found voices. Through the entitled, “ Sixty Miles an Hour” and was Shakespeare's “ As You l.ike I t" by the street railway company must file its appli and State would be a great help especially medium of the talking screen they will now presented by the following cast: now in regard to its indebtedness, famous Ben Greet Players in the midi .Miss Dorothy Wade, a member of the largely due to the wise counsel of the Junior Courteous Circle of the King's cation with the department of Public if the step was also adopted by all our be heard for the first time. Judge Peabody—a wise ami just man with a sense torium of George Washington hall finance committee. Notable reduction Daughters, who was the holder of the 1930 Utilities. It will take two or three weeks for Industrial Plants. In 1917 the late William Desmond Taylor of humor Charlotte Hovey tomorrow night. the permit to go through this department in the town debt lias been made in Massachusetts scholarship for Chautauqua, Another step towards adjustment of directed “Tom Sawyer” at the Paramount Mr. Radley—an excitable, quick-tempered man talked of her work there which included and then about thirty days more to ordc- present day conditions would be the elim­ studios. without any sense of humor Emma Stevens recent years and further reduction can courses in religious education, Christian and get delivery on the busses. ination from our schools, Post Offices and Jack Pickford, then in his twenty-first Mrs. Radley—whose thoughts are absorbed by be made and the tax rate kept down All Andover is interested in the suc­ the street railway company has been year, carried the role of 'lorn Sawyer. leadership and church pageantry. Miss other Government jobs of all married women Elo Bate providing matters of expenditure cesses of its young people. It is a pleasure Mabel Smarden, field secretary of the Massa­ mainly interested of late in clearing the way with husbands well able to support them. Louise Hull, who had been his leading woman -their only (laughter, a pretty impulsive properly scrutinized and sensible action to call attention to the remarkable from Everett terminal through Malden, in “ Seventeen” and a number of other chusetts Branch of The King’s D a u g h te rs 'Phis step would also be adopted by our g girl M argaret Laur taken by the voters. achievements of one of the town's anil Sons showed pictures of Camp Wampa Melrose, Wakefield and Reading, to Andover Factories, Banks and other private concerns. pictures, played the role of Becky Thatcher, na Radley—who sits placidly knitting and Lawrence, via the Reading-Andover Tom’s sweetheart. The Huckleberry l inn of While it is no time for a policy of youngest athletes, a fourtccn-year-old tuck and the girls at their sports, as well as Greed is a human weakness but it should Grace Lake niggardliness it is certainly no time for girl, Mary M. Doherty, Punehard High of the buildings and grounds at Chautauqua, state road, as the State Department of not be encouraged. that picture was Lewis Sargent, then only Doane—a good looking manly young chap Public Works is anxious to widen the state fifteen. careless expenditure of the public school sophomore. Miss Doherty’s career N. Y. I have in mind the case of a man who Margaret Edgar At the close fo the program, refreshments road from Reading to Andover early next takes his vacation in winter so that while Today, in Paramount’s all-talking version j |»a. ccman, whose eyes are as money. There must be sensible economy as a consistent winner in water sports year. At the same time that busses arc put of the ‘‘Tom Sawyer” which comes to the were served and a social hour enjoyed. A enjoying his two weeks’ vacation with pay, quick s his tongue Margaret Edgar if further burdens are to be kept from places her well to the front among New handsome birthday cake with candles in operation to Lawrence, however, the car he can work and draw time and a half. Why Andover Colonial theatre this Friday and The Radley’s living room. the shoulders of the tax payers. England girl swimmers. line from Reading to Lowell will lie discon­ Saturday, January 9 and 10, the child adorned the table from which Mrs. Frank I.. should the money of the tax payer he used lime—Today. The Springfield Union sounds the Brigham and Miss Florence I. Abbott served. tinued and busses substituted. The road has to give any employee a vacation with pay. principals in the cast are all much younger The committee of arnrangements: Mrs. warning that is being given generally not actually got the Wilmington permit, as than those of the earlier production. The benefit of Boy Scout activities is Miss C. Madeleine lfewes was chairman of When an industrial worker takes a vacation Donald Laurie, chairman; Mrs. Franklin S. throughout the state when it says: the social committee. yet, but it has been voted favorably by the or gets one it is at his own expense. Today is Jackie Coogan as Tom, is fifteen. Mitzi Valentine, Mrs. William Frye, Miss Abbie universally recognized. The recent win­ Selectmen of that town and is now awaiting Green, who plays Becky Thatcher, is nine. “ The beginnings of the new municipal ter ramping trip at Camp Onway, the time to call a Spade a Spade. Burtt, Miss Charlotte Hill, Miss Winnie year in Western Massachusetts and no some local technicalities regarding regula­ I thank you, Junior Durkin w ho plays Huckleberry Finn, Roy, Miss Sadie MacLcish, Mrs. James Skea, Raymond, N. II., by Boy Scouts of Ihe Square and Compass Club Fleets Officers tions which are to lie straightened out by fifteen. Others in the cast are Dick Winslow, doubt pretty generally elsewhere has William A. G. Kidd Mrs. Wallace Rogers and Miss Annie Ander­ North Essex Council, Inc., was attended the Wilmington town counsel. Andover Street, Andover fifteen, who plays the role of Joe Harper. son. been marked by stronger than usual The annual election of officers of the The part of Sid Sawyer is played by Jackie by a number of local Scouts who hurl an Andover Square and Compass club was held A jitney social will be held at the next counsels of extreme care in expenditures exceptional opportunity to enjoy winter Searl, who is only nine years of age. eeting and another short play will be pre- and warnings against extravagance in last F riday evening at the Andover Square Christ Church Notes “Tom Sawyer” marks the return to the sports under the capable supervision of and Compass club hall. Issues Warning to Coasters nted. Members may bring a friend. appropriations. It is a situation calling Harvey II. Bacon, Scout executive. The screen after three years, of Jackie Coogan, for the wisest administration of muni­ The officers and committee elected were The Rev. A. N. Taft took the services famous as the “ Kid" in the great Charlie training, experience and pleasure gained as follows: President, Fred II. Morrison; on Sunday last. In the Church School, Chief of Police Frank M. Smith has issued Chaplin picture. Young Coogan recently Opportunity to See Indian Film at cipal finances the various governments by such outings forms a most important first vice president, David R. Lawson; Sumner Davis was in charge. another warning to coasters to coast only Exeter Street 'Theatre on the streets designated. These streets are completed a European vaudeville tour with are capable of giving. 'The alleviation of factor in the development of youth. second vice president, John M. Erving; The upper branches of the Church School his father. distress is a duty and an obligation treasurer, Charles Scobie; secretary, James had their Epiphany party on Tuesday night. under police protection between the hours of With the presentation of “ Tom Sawyer’’ Dr. A. V. Kidder is interested as a com­ which must be met, but it must be done Gillespie; entertainment committee, Alex­ It was an enjoyable gathering and credit is 10.00 a.m. and 1O.(X) p.m. Children found by is inaugerated a definite policy of the Colo­ mittee member in offering another oppor­ in a manner which will not impose other The warmth of the welcome extended ander Beedie, Hugh Ewing, Matthew Burns, due to Miss Doris Hilton and her helpers the police coasting on any street other than nial theatre to furnish amusement that will tunity to see that remarkable Indian film hardships or obstacles to continued to the six groups of carolers who made Herbert E. Porter, W. R. Hill; membership for carrying it through so successfully. The those set aside for coasting will lose their appeal to the youngsters as well as the grown­ ‘The Silent Enemy”, at the Exeter Street committee, Edward A. Anderson, Horace decorated and lighted Christmas tree of sleds, which will be taken to the police station Theatre, Boston, on Saturday morning, progress. ’’ fifty-two visits to the sick and shut-in on ups. Christmas eve more than repaid the Bodwell, John Carse, Charles T. Gilliard, E. 1930 made its last appearance. and held there until claimed by the parents The film was directed by John Cromwell, January 31. 'The presentation this time will If Andover will give its finance com­ Burke Thornton; house committee, Nathaniel At its regular meeting last Monday the of the children owning them. benefit the new work of the Massachusetts mittee full information as to what it singers for their elTort to spread good Vestry expressed approval of the plan to who has had much success in Hollywood cheer where it could be most appreci­ Chadwick, William Donald, John Morrison, since he left directorial work on Broadway Branch of the Eastern Association on Indian wants and then will accept what the William B. Cheever, Harold W. Leitch; change the time of the early Sunday morning Much of the original dialog of the Mark Affairs, of which Dr. Kidder is vice-chairman, committee, after careful deliberation, ated. publication committee, George A. Christie, service from 9 A. M. to 8 A. M. It is probable Christ Church Smoker Twain hook has been preserved in the pic­ in pursuance of its educational policy of recommends all should go well with us. Dana Clarke, Leonard D. Sherman, ITed that the first 8 o’clock service will be held ture and the action follows the hook faith­ fostering hand work among the Indians of The generous gift of a new organ to Gillianl; directors, Eugene Weeks, Harrison 1 February 1, Septuagesima Sunday. Hon. Louis S. Cox of the Massachusetts fully. the Southwest and training these young the West Parish church by William A. Brown, Sr., I. R. Kimball, J. Everett Collins. The vestry voted to request the rector to Superior Court Judiciary will be the guest people for their environment by stressing Return to Fundamentals Trow, senior deacon, will provide a make arrangements in order that the church speaker at the smoker of Christ church Men’s their own native arts. Miss Mary C. Wheel- club, Wednesday night in the parish house at Andover Mothers’ Club Sponsors Whist fitting memorial to his grandfather. may be open during the day time from 8 A. M right, whose Boston home is at 73 Mt. Ver­ Americans must return to fundament­ Burns Concert January 23 until dark in winter and from 8 A. M. until eight o’clock. Judge Cox, a near neighbor, is non street, is secretary of the Massachusetts Captain Daniel Trow, one of the original sure of a warm welcome and a large audience. als in the opinion of Bishop Lawrence proprietors of the meeting house when The annual Robert Burns concert will be P. M. in summer. These arrangements 'The Andover Mothers’ club sponsored a Branch of the Eastern Association on Indian who admirably sums up the requisites have been made and so there is an idea set He was particularly close to Andover during whist party 'Thursday evening at thehomeof Affairs and is especially enthusiastic about it was built in 1826 and to his parents held Friday evening, January 23 in Fraternal the World War as colonel of the 16th regi­ for a happy and useful life, in brief, as hall under the auspices of Clan Johnston, to work which is according to the ideal. Mrs. Ralph Berry on High street. Prizes were the opportunity which “ The Silent Enemy” and wife who were active workers in the There will be a men’s smoker on Wednes­ ment, M. S. G., of which Andover’s company awarded the highest scorers of the evening. as the epic story of the Indians’ life and follows: church. That Mr. Trow’s generosity 185, O. S. C. The concert program will be was a part. All former state guardinen are preceded by a supper, followed by general day, January 14 to which all men in the The committee in charge: Mrs. Alexander struggles in the Canadian wilds, offers to 1, Expenses within one’s income; was appreciated was proven by the parish will be expected to come. Judge Cox cordially invited to the smoker Wednesday bring in a better day for the Indians of the 2, a practical philosophy of life with the dancing. night. Smokes will be provided and refresh­ Crockett. Mrs. Fred I.. Collins, Mrs. George enthusiasm with which his offer was The following committee will be in charge will be the speaker. Refreshments will be Brown, Mrs. Walter Downs, Mrs. John Southwest, who are her close neighbors courage to differentiate between right received at the annual meeting of the served. ments served. during the months that she spends at her of the affair: William McLay, chairman; Urquhart, Mrs. Ralph Manning, Mrs. Ralph and wrong; 3, independence of character church. James Page, George Brown, Charles Valen­ Berry, Mrs. John Schemer and Mrs. Annie home, Los Luceros, “ Morning Star” in with a kindly consideration for the Chosen “Miss Charming” Alcade, near Sante Fe, New Mexico. tine, Thomas W. Neil and James Caldwell Woman’s Club Chorus Has Banquet P. Davis opinions and uets of others; I, a truer Gencaological matters arc always of Miss Margaret Edgar of Carmel road was The chorus of the Shawsheen Village appreciation of the simple pleasures to interest and the copy of the Lovejoy Emmanuel College Girls Enjoy Party be found in nature and in the arts; Genealogy recently presented to the selected as a “ Miss Charming” at the Woman’s Club enjoyed a banquet and social weekly dance held last Friday evening in the last Friday evening in Balmoral hall, followed 5, "in the great venture of faith, a Memorial Hall library will prove doubly One of the most enjoyable of the holiday consummate belief in a living, loving Knights of Columbus hall under the auspices by a business meeting and rehearsal. Mrs. FLOWERS so for Andover people since it concerns a functions was sponsored by the Alpha of St. Augustine’s Dramatic club. Frederick C. Smith, director of the chorus, for every occasion God . . . the spirit of serenity.” family that has figured prominently in Lambda club of Emmanuel college last The dance was in the form of a whoopee outlined plans for the coming months and Spurred on by and adhering to such an the town's history from its earliest days. Friday evening at the Merrimack Valley party. Refreshments were served and favors gave a brief history of what the chorus has Appropriate Floral Tributes — complete assortment of admonition none need fear inability to country club. The affair was an outstanding and noise-makers were given out, adding accomplished since its orgainzation. solve life’s darkest problems. success and marked the fourth annual much to the enjoyment of the evening. The officers are: Mrs. Henry J Simmers, decorative plants In the death of Samuel R. Harris Christmas dance of the group. The cast for the next play, “ The Gossipy chairman of music; Mrs. Frederick C. Smith, Editorial Cinders Andover loses a citizen who, through his A capacity gathering made the club’s Sex,” rehearsed Sunday morning at 10.00 director; Mrs. Percy Holt, treasurer and Flowers by Wire— ANYWHERE prominent connection with the Order of quarters crowded and proved that few of the o'clock in the K. of C. hall. Mrs. Dana A. Kirkland, secretary. Scottish Clans, was widely known invitations sent out by the members were The next business meeting of the club will Those present at the banquet were: Ethel Open evenings till 9 p.m. “ By putting off things beyond their neglected. proper times, one duty treads upon the throughout the state. As an expert be held Sunday, January 11, when the annual Anderson, Caroline Burtt, Irma Curtis, Previous to general dancing a short pro election of officers will take place. Thelma Christie, Amelia Gould, Helen Holt, heels of another, and all duties arc felt machinist he had traveled extensively in gram of concert music was given by Joe The READING GREENHOUSES as irksome obligations,—a yoke beneath this country and Canada erecting Burke’s Brown Swan club orchestra. The Mary Holt, Alida Houston, Alice Jennings, 143 So. Main Street, Reading -Phone 1301 machinery. His death is a distinct loss to Free Church Players Elect |Officcrs Elizabeth Lawson, Iva Pedlow, Wilhimina which we fret and lose our peace."— interior of the hall was colorfully decorated, Simmers, Louise Smith, Vera Sprague, P. W. Faber. the community. , the college colors of blue and gold predomin ating. The monthly meeting of the Free church Frances Wade, Irene Foster, Justine An­ Miss Margaret M. Doherty was chairman Players was held at the home of Lewis S. drews, Edith Kirkland, Edith Lindsay, Edith Stevens and Anna Blades. “In the Days of Bicycles and Bustles” Hundreds of Christinas Seals Are Lost of the committee in charge and was assisted Paine of Walnut avenue on Tuesday eve­ by Misses Julie Sullivan, Marguerite Coffey, ning. D I N E a t t h e “ Are we superior to the Victorians or are Lost! hundreds of Christmas seals in Helen Cox, Pauline Sullivan and Madalyn The following were elected to serve as Death they our superiors?” asked Mrs. Eleanor Essex County, That is the word received Mahoney. officers for the coming year. President, Brooks Gulick speaking before the November from the Essex County Health Association, Randolph Perry; vice president, Lewis S. January 2, 1931, a t 36 W alnut avenue. Erand club on Monday afternoon and taking for in Beverly. Some place within the county Take Part in Christmas Exercises at Paine; secretary, Annie Jamieson; treasurer, Asbury Simpson, aged 86 years. 10 months, am her text “ In the Days of Bicycles and there are these little penny health stickers Carmel Valley Ranch School George Earley. 26 days. ANDOVER LUNCH Bustles” by R. D. Blurnenfeld. and they are lost in many homes where the Plans were made for the production of The afternoon’s program was in charge of citizens have failed to buy seals or to return Word comes from the West that Miss two plays. A comedy drama entitled “ Mary them to the association. Perhaps they lie Helen Lisle, director of the Carmel Valley Gold’’ will be presented in February and Just wonderful food and quick service. the literature department and the speaker Margaret Beauty Shop was introduced by Mrs. Frank T. Carlton, hidden behind the piano. Perhaps they have Ranch School, and her group of eastern another play will be given in March. Incorporated chairman of the department committee. slipped under a pile of magazines or maybe students did not fail to celebrate Christmas Aberdeen Apartments, No. Main St. Mrs. Gulick gave a brief account of the they are at the bottom of the umbrella appropriately, despite the lack of New Card of Thanks S h a w sh een V illage, Andover, Mass. Telephone 8553 11 MAIN STREET youth and marriage of Queen Victoria and a stand. England atmosphere. “ Immediately following Thanksgiving we The students gave an original play adapted We wish to express our appreciation to our Expert Finger and Marcel Waving, resume of the Victorian age as viewed from Scalp Treatments, Manicuring and different angles. She also read appropriate mailed seals to thousands of persons in from Dickens’ Christmas Carol. friends for the many kindnesses shown us selections from Edward Frederic Benson’s Essex County”, said Miss Mabel Worden, New England boys and girls who partici­ during the illness of our husband and father, Facial Massage — Tel. 1138 And. “ As We Were”, Elizabeth S. Haldane’s executive secretary of the Association. “ To pated are: Alida Goodwin, daughter of the late Samuel R. Harris and also for the “ George Eliot and Her Times”, and “ Those date we have heard from only a part of these Frederick S. Goodwin of Boston, Mass.; beautiful flowers received at the time of his GORDON S. BROWN Earnest Victorians” by Strafford. and are naturally very desirous of clearing Christopher Phillips, son of William Phillips death. WOOL SKATING SOCKS At the close of the lecture, afternoon tea up our task. Every year some people wait of North Beverly, Mass.; Edward and Horace Lily Reid Harris TEACHER OF was served with Mrs. Arthur Sweeney and even as late as spring to send us their money. Poynter, sons of Horace M. Poynter of Norman Harris UP TO KNEE—Colors—green and blue— Miss Margaret Curran pouring. When everyone understands that this money Andover, Mass.; Huntington Porter, son of Alfred R. Harris Organ, Piano and Voice Culture The art department will meet at the pays for our program of work I am sure that Charles Porter of Cambridge, Mass. ; Gardner Alexina Mozeen Size—10 only Addison Gallery of Art on Monday, January we will not have to wait until the spring Biscoe, son of Maurice Biscoe of Newton Lily Harris 20 School Street Telephone 44 12, at three o’clock. house cleaning for them to find their seals Centre, Mass.; Helen Biscoe, daughter of 50c p air The literature departm ent will meet on and pay for them. ” Maurice Biscoe of Newton Centre, Mass.; Wednesday, January 14 at three o’clock and Philip Caldwell, Jr., of New London, with Mrs. George Cummings, Morton street. Locul Musicians Have Many Conn. The dramatic department meets this after­ Engagements ROOFING OF ALL KINDS SOCKLETS noon at three o'clock with Mrs. George B Fire in Shawsheen Village It is remarkable how many differ­ Howard Harrington and Mrs. Gertrude Frost at her home on Chestnut street. ent kinds of roofing we have to Colors—green and blue Sizes—8}^ to 10} j The recently formed chorus will meet with Pearce Paige are to broadcast Saturday eve­ Damage estimated to be between $300 Mrs. Frank L. Brigham, Monday evening, ning. January 10, at 8.45 from Station and $500 was caused when fire broke out work with these days. There January 12, at 7:45 o’clock. WEEI. from some unknown cause Monday after­ seems to be a new type of com­ $1.00 The next regular meeting of the club will On lhursday they presented with Miss noon in the residence of John J. Fleming, position roof every week or so. be held on Monday, January 19, when the Irma Watson “ Powder and Patches” for the 15 Hillside avenue, Shawsheen Village. The Essex Street Unitarian church in Salem. fire is believed to have started in a pile of Before you decide on the kind Rev. Charles R. Brown, will speak on “ I he you will use why not consult U N D E R H O SE Art of Knowledge”. Mr. Harrington who is the tenor soloist wood in the cellar and burned up through at the Melrose Highlands Congregational the lloor. with us and let us suggest what Flesh Color— Irregulars —Sizes 8U to 10} o church is to appear in a recital at the Longy A Boston and Maine trainman working wethinkishest. Young People’s Fellowship Notes School of Music in Cambridge on Thursday, in the vicinity of the Shawsheen mills was January 15. Mrs. Paige will be his accom the first to see the fire and notified Mr. There may be 39c E2E The subject for discussion at the V. P. F. panist. Fleming’s mother who resides in a near-by a new kind that of Christ church next Sunday evening will be house. The occupants of the house were you know noth­ “ Petting”. All members wishing to take Phillips Shines for the Lancers out at the time. The fire department was ing about. part in the debate with Lawrence will kindly notified and Box 64 at the corner of Haverhill submit their names at this meeting. Coach Lyle Phillips of the Phillips acad­ and Knmore streets was sounded at 4:30. H I L L E R CO. The Fellowship will hold a card party in emy polo squad, featured the Lancers’ attack Combinations 2 and 3 and Ladder 1 respond­ the parish house next Tuesday evening, against the Cossacks at the Commonwealth ed from the central station. The house was J. E. PITMAN ESTATE Armory last Saturday. He scored three of the filled with smoke when firemen arrived. The 4 MAIN STREET January 13, at eight o’clock. Admission *3 PARK STREET. ANDOVER i Telephone 664 35 cents. Lancers’ goals, defeating the Cossacks, 6 to 5 loss is covered by insurance. FRIDAY, JAXrAHV!), 1931 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN PAGE FIV E llnridin Muzumdar to Lecture on League of Women Voters Hold Round A. P. C. Sorority Hears about Bulgaria G»,nlhl. the Man uni Ilia M em nw ” Table Conference on India FRANCIS ASBURY SIMPSON TO CALL TOWN MEETING “ Present conditions in Bulgaria” was the (Continued from page 1) Through the elTorts of the International Francis Asbury Simpson passed away Members of the International Cooperation subject chosen by Miss Vera I sakova for a W h e n G I V I N G , G iv e th e B E S T ! , lu .ly '•roup of the League Friday morning January 2 at the family Study Group of the Andover League of very interesting talk given before the mem­ H Winslow, Waller Morrissey, Malcolm B. I u „ Voters \ndover is to have the home, 36 Walnut avenue, after a long illness Women Voters, presented a Round Fable bers o f the A. P. C. sorority at the regular McTernen. ” „n„|, • •( hearing Haridas T. Muzum- The deceased was born in Kennebunk, Me , ( onference on India, at the January meeting, monthly meeting held in the South church Child welfare Dr. Nathaniel Stowers, i . , - author anil lecturer give Ills February 6, 1844. lie learned the trade of held Tuesday in Administration hall, Shaw­ vestry Thursday evening. chairman; Kirk Temple. Dr. William Simp­ DURAND’S and CYNTIIIA SWEETS I, m ill...... Man anil His Message.” ship joiner in the yard of his father, the late sheen village. Bulgaria, which is about the size of the son, Roland Luce and W illiam Poland. Fine Candies and Chocolates ... Mu/uinrlar is well informed, presents Samuel Simpson, at Kennebunk Landing Mrs. R. N. ('. Barnes, chairman of the state of Kentucky, was for five centuries I , with conviction and enthusiasm anil spent the early part of his life io pursuit group led the discussion and by means of a under the political yoke of the l urks and the N am es Are Taken from Danger List „„,1 has a in.-age worth hearing, lie is a of that occupation at the Porstmouth Naw map, drawn and colored by Mrs. (I. Milton spiritual yoke of the Greeks and in the fifty ONE —TWO — THREE and FIVE POUND I ,,f Mah lima Gandhi and Ins compan- yard. Friesc, showed the political and geographic years of its independence has endured three Mrs. Agnis Sullivan, 40, and her two il„ i arch io the sea last spring,(1W0). Cater ill life he entered the employ of boundaries of the country toward which the wars. In the twelve years subsequent to the children, Elaine,12, and Nancy, 10, all of II, t! , iiithor of "Gandhi, the Apostle Alfred and Walter Kimball and went to eyes of the world are turned. Great War, in which she joined for diploma Quincy, who were seriously injured in an the forthcoming volume dealing with Lawrence with them as a foreman in the old A short history of England’s entrance into tic reasons, she has felt isolated and neglected automobile accident in Andover on Saturday, T he H a r t ig a n P harmacy : .||1(, , oat March for India's Liberty. Kimball Brothers Shoe factory in South India, followed, prepared by Miss Helen by persons who arrange world affairs With Dec. 20, are still confined to the General |,u„,|j. Motilal Nehru, the acting presi­ Lawrence in the year 1893. He retired from Chickcring. In the seventeenth century the lost territory and reparations to he paid there hospital and their names have been removed dent of the Ml India National Congree, said business at the age of seventy five and had East India company established a trading has been a great financial crisis, but the last from the danger list. t0 pr. Muzumdar: spent much of his time since then at his old base in India. English rule being eagerly year has been brighter. All three members of the family are im­ Rogers to Open Literature Course Next I Minor Automobile Accidents -\Ve have already offered numerous home in Kennebunk. Most of his winters welcomed by the inhabitants as a relief from The popular young King Boris III has had proving and the fact that they are again in Week Mcril-I,es t the government. The nation’s were spent in Lawrence until three years the oppression of the Moslem government. his hands full attempting to reconcile the good spirits, following considerable suffering Swinging his hockey stick ns he walked 'lull ,.i impii oiicd, wounded and dead is very ago when the family came Io Andover. About 1857 the Crown took over the ruling sixteen political parties and organize the is reacting favorably upon their general Robert Emmons Rogers, associate pro­ along Union street about half-past five last III, ,Il Ihe nick now consists in doing useful Although much afflicted for the past few of the Indian people, hut allowed them no country. He is very democratic and very condition. It is expected that they will he fessor of American and English literature Wednesday night, A. Burke, Jr., of 2 Fletcher work ati'l not getting incarcerated. Instead years, the late Mr. Simpson was endowed representation. Shortly after was horn the popular and Miss Tsakova told several allowed to sit up in their beds in a few days. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and street caught the stick in the mudguard of a „| ailding one more to the number of the with a tremendous spirit which carried him Nationalist Movement, and in spite of var­ amusing stories about him. well known for his lectures of recent passing automobile the leverage throwing mpri-oiie.l, you must go back to America ious efforts for reform, the movement has on anti a never failing supply of wit and good The Bulgarian Orthodox church is pat Swenson Assumes New Position years, will give the first of eight lec­ him heavily into the snow and ice at the anil tell the peoples of the world the inside humor stood him to the Iasi. He had a host grown and spread until today we have the terned closely after the Greek Orthodox tures in a course on “ Modern American roadside. Story of India's struggle for Freedom. of friends in this vicinity and in Kennebunk London Conference striving to bring some church in which the worship is largely one Oscar II. Swenson, former Punehard Literature ( l’XK) to 1930)” Thursday, John Hyland of 96 Abbott street, Law­ Vniol with order out of the chaos. All India is represent­ a letter from the President of who admired him for his courage and never of ritual. high baseball captain, and well known in January 15, at 4:15 p.m. in the Oliver Gram rence, who was the driver of the car. carried (hi- War t nuneil ed here except the Nationalists who refuse to of the Bombay Provincial failing courtesy and they were deeply 'I he educational system consisting only of Greater Lawrence league baseball circles in mar school, Lawrence. the boy to the Lawrence General hospital Congre-s Committee, Dr. Haridas T. Muz- grieved to learn of his passing. even discuss a Dominion status. elementary schools in the smaller towns and 'Ihe course, which is offered by the I )i vision where it was found that he had a cut over the In reply to a question concerning the this vicinity, has accepted a position with unular is now in America to interpret the He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Rhotla secondary schools in the cities with one large the firm of Nicola, Stone and Myers of of University Extension, State Department left eye which necessitated four stitches. He Gandhi nuoenient and to acquaint the world religions India, Mrs. Frank McLanathan (Ilurtl) Simpson,one daughter. Miss Gertrude of university was also described. vtonvillc, where he will learn the whole­ of Education, will be a continuation of the also lost two teeth. with India'- .-.rim resolve for Freedom. E. Simpson, one son Dr. William II Simpson, summarized Hinduism, a religion embraced The customs of the country people their sale lumber business. lectures on an earlier period in American Dr. Joseph C. Basso of 110 College avenue, Ilaridas by 210 millions of the people. It is as idealistic 1 Muzumdar, the youthful and one grandson Samuel I’. Simpson. social life which centers either in the home Swenson was previously engaged by the literature given by I’rofessor Rogers in Somerville, formerly of this town reported representative from India, who is deeply Prayers were read at tile family home in its purity as the Christian religion, believes or the public square which as the speaker Lawrence last year It is a complete unit in that ns he was going south on Main street he in one supreme god and many manifestations firm of the North .American Chemical com intercsl.il in bringing about a better under­ Saturday afternoon at four o’clock following said “ is really a circle” were made interest­ pany of Boston. He is extremely fortunate in itself, however, so that a full appreciation struck the rear end of a car driven by Fred standing I" I vei n Ihe Orient and the Occi­ which the body was removed to Kennebunk of him, and in the re incarnation of souls, as ing with many touches of humor. 'I he pos­ and understanding of the lectures depend in Wyett of 315 Middlesex street. North necessary to man’s final salvation. Buddhism securing his new position as it offers an dent, is a selfmade man. I le received his high where funeral serivccs took place Sunday sibilities of a dollar and the hospitality of exceptional opportunity for the future. no way upon attendance at last year’s course. \ndover as it was about to turn into Windsor school and Urge education in India by dint afternoon. has l>cen absorbed into Hinduism, but Mo­ the people should make this country Fhe class will meet each week on 'l hursday street in Shawsheen village. Besides Wyett | p, t, ret civing si liolarships for hammedanism with its millions of followers attractive to the tourist. afternoon. the car contained three passengers, one of high scholastii standing, lie came to the SAMUEL R. HARRIS continues to flourish. One of the important industries of the Free Church Notes That Professor Rogers’ popularity as a whom, Margaret Sheehan of 99 Abbott United States iii l‘>20 on his own resources 'I he caste system which completely en­ country is the making of attar of roses on the lecturer is still increasing is indicated by the street, Lawrence, sustained injuries to her for his higher education and for the purpose Samuel R. Harris, one of the best known velops the social system of India, was five-mile plain where the flowers are grown. The annual New Year tea for the Helping members of the Order of Scottish Clans in fact that a record enrollment is registered knee and leg. „f studying Occidental conditions, attitudes intended primarily to preserve the Hindu Miss Tsakova’s costume was woven on the Hand society was held Tuesday afternoon at this year in his Boston extension courses. A and culture. Massachusetts, passed away early Tuesday religion. Composed of Brahmin priests as the looms of the country and handsomely em­ three o’clock at the home of Mrs. Sidney morning at his home, 25 Washington avenue. class of over fourteen hundred men and wo­ Frank L. Brigham Speaker of the After preparatory work in New York anti a highest caste with warriors, agriculturists and broidered by her own hand. Other costumes, Batchelder, Argilla Road. men is attending a course in “ Great Glassies: E vening lecture tour through the easlern and middle He was horn in Arbroath, Scotland, fifty laborers each one step lower, we find at the one of them a hundred years old, were also 'Flic monthly meeting of the Woman’s live years ago and had been a resident of Ihe Backgrounds of Literature.” Another western slate- which made for him and his bottom of the scale sixty million outcasts or exhibited. Alliance was held Thursday afternoon at large group is crowding the State House Andover for the past thirty-seven years. He Frank I.. Brigham, of the Merrimack country ho-t- ,.f freinds, Muzumdar entered untouchables. What chance of harmony is She also sang several popular folk songs three o’clock in the vestry. Miss Gertrude auditorium to hear a series of lectures on Mutual Fire Insurance company spoke on Northwestern University, where lie receiveil was a machinist by trade and for a time was possible while the caste system prevails? without accompaniment. Her personal charm Chandler, a returned missionary from India master mechanic at the 'Iyer Rubber com­ “ Recent Books. ” Fire Loss” at a meeting of the Andover his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1925, and his 'I’his discussion was conducted by Mrs. and lively sense of humor made it a very was the speaker. Mrs. Alfred R. Harris sang. Professor Rogers’ opening lecture will be on Fire department held Wednesday evening at Master of Arts sociology) in 1926. In 1929 pany. Later he had Irccn employed for many K. D. Walen. interesting and entertaining evening. The C. E. society will hold a social in the “ Drama from 1900.” In this talk he will years by tire Hand,let Machine company in the Central Fire station. Mr. Brigham’s talk the University of Wisconsin conferred upon A short history of Mohammedanism was A double trio composed of members of the vestry Monday evening January 12 and a discuss the low state of the American stage was very interesting and was enjoyed by all Lawrence and had traveled extensively for presented by Mrs. H. Gill>ert Francke. The sorority sang “ Santa Lucia” and Brahm’s bean supper Saturday evening, January 17. Mr. Muzumdar the degree of Doctor of the firm in this country and Canaria erecting previous to 1890; the beginnings of more who were in attendance. gospel expounded by Mohammed, an il­ “ Cradle Song”. Its members were Mrs. Rev. Alfred C. Church, pastor will exchange serious drama; the “ sta r” system with its Philosophy. paper mill machinery. 'Fhe guests of the evening were: Chief of the In 192 • lie published his book, “ Gandhi the literate whose teachings had to he written Mervin E. Stevens. Mrs. Frank Gould, Miss pulpits with Rev. M. R. Phelps of the popular personalities; George Baker and the Fire department Michael McPhec of Law­ Apostle,” ami in 1924 he edited Mahatma lie was a member of the l-'rec church and down by others, was briefly, belief in one god, Helen Robertson, Miss Anne Stone,Mrs. Ballardvale Congregational church Sunday, 47 Workshop; 'Fhe Little Theatre; Irish was a charter member of ( lan Johnston, January 18. rence and the members of the Ballardvale Gandhi's book, "Sermon on the Sea.” His Allah, and Mohammed, his prophet. To George Collins and Mrs. Franklin Ellis. influence; and 'Fhe Theatre Guild. Fire department. Ixsik has had a witle sale and has been highly (). S. C. He had served as chief of the clan anti eventually attain heaven, the followers must The accompanist was Miss Marion Abbott. 'Flic annual Robert Burns night program Later lectures in the course are outlined as praised by the American press. His forth­ had been one of its most active members for pray five times daily, fast from sunrise to At a business meeting held previous to will be held at the church Sunday evening follows: “ Eugene O’Neill” : his unique posi­ coming book deals with the sotry of “ The twenty years. He also belonged to St. M at­ sunset during the holy month, make at least the program and presided over by Miss January 25, when the sermon will be tion as a tragic American dramatist; the Great March for India's Liberty." thews lodge, A. E. and A. M., anti Garfield one pilgrimage to Mecca and give alms. Gladys Hill, it was reported that the sum of preached by Rev. Samuel MacCauley Lind­ Celtic inheritance; his stage inheritance— A brilliant speaker with a “ very pleasing lodge, Knights of Pythias. Seventy million people embrace this faith in S328 was realized from the Christmas sey, pastor of the First Baptist church, James “ Monte Christo” O’Neill; Princeton, CRYSTAL BALLROOM personality,” Muzumdar has to his credit a He is survived by his wife, l.ily (Reid) India. bazaar. Brookline. the university of hard knocks; Baker's distinguished academic record. In 1926 lie Harris; two sons, Norman of West Haven, The continual clash between Hindus and The entertainment by Jess Killy, magician, Workshop; Provincetown beginnings; his SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE was awarded the Wiebolt Research Scholar­ Conn., and Alfred of Andover; two daughters, Moslems due to religious differences was so much enjoyed at the gentlemen’s night To Hold Annual Washington Ball plays; technique; significance as a dramatist; ship by Northwestern University, Evanston, Mrs. Kenneth Mozeen and Miss Lily Harris, shown by Mrs. McClain Reinhart. Four last year will be repeated for the enjoyment sympathies; spiritual kinship. III. and in 1927-28 he was appointed a both of Andover; one brother. Archibald of major differences exist which make the of the children Saturday afternoon, January A presentation of the “ Shawl Pageant” “ The Poetry of 't ransition—1870 to 1912 ” FRIDAY NIGHT Fellow in the I lepartment of Sociology by Chicago; two sisters. Mrs. Mae MacMillan of religions almost diametrically opposite. 'I he 31, at halfpasttwoo’clock in the South church so successfully given at the November club Sidney Lanier; Emily Dickinson; Richard the I'niversity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Chicago and Mrs Emma Lincoln of Waverly Hindus believe in and worship idols as man vestry. Mrs. Foster Barnard is chairman of a year ago will be repeated on a more elab­ Watson Gilder; Richard Hovey; William Dr Muzumdar was a member of the faculty and two grandchildren, Edwin Harris of ifestations of the true God. To the Moslem the committee and tickets are now on sale. orate scale at the Washington hall to he held \ aughan Moody; the Poetic Renaissance: KARLE ROHDE at the I'niversity of Wisconsin for some time West Haven. Conn., and Alfred Harris, Jr., worship of any hut Allah is abhorrent. The Those for children under twelve are fifteen in the Town hall Thursday evening, Febru­ “ North of Boston,” “ Spoon River Anthol­ AND HIS STATE when he left this country in 1929. of Andover. Hindu religion expresses itself in music while cents and for those older twenty-five cents. ary 19, under the auspices of the Andover ogy,” “ Smoke and Steel;” the historian of BALLROOM ORCHESTRA Carrying with him greetings from America Funeral services conducted by Rev. the Moslems observe complete austerity of A play is now in process of rehearsal which Historical society. the movement, Louis Untcrmeyer; new to Mahatma Gandhi and the All-India Frederick A. Wilson and Rev. Alfred C. ritual. Hindus worship the sacred cow, will he given on February 10. A meeting of the pageant committee of hotties for new wine. National Congrces, Dr. Muzumdar returned Church were held at the Free church this Moslems offer it as a sacrifice. Lastly, the Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hugh which Miss Anna W. Kuhn is chairman was Fhe Modern American Poets of the SATURDAY NIGHT to India last Christmas, just in time to attend afternoon. caste system makes any contact with a Mos­ Ewing. Mrs. Mason Tucker, Miss Jeanette held at the home of Mrs. John C. Angus on Middle W est:” Edgar Lee Masters: Moody’s the Lahore session of the Congress. He was a The hearers were William Gordon, George lem a misfortune. Intermarriage is not per­ Greeley, Miss Helen Sargent and Miss Main street Tuesday afternoon, and con­ lluence; the Whitman tradition; Carl guest of the Mahatma at tile Satyagraha Petrie. Robert Dobbie, Alexander Valentine, mitted, even food touched by Moslem hands Phyllis Bryant. ferred in regard to details with its author, lburg; “ Chicago,” Lincoln spirit, Henley ROLAND RUSSELL’S Ashram near Ahmedabad) from January Thomas Neal and Thomas Thin, all Past is polluted. This lack of contact at any point Miss Ethel Tewksbury. technique, mysticism, beauty in steel mills; RAMBLERS Chiefs of Clan Johnston, 195, 0 . S. C. has made union of any kind, even for the Yachel Lindsay, the Billy Sunday Bryan until the 12lh of March, 1930, when he To Hold Sixth Annual Ball marched forth from the Ashram to the sea Interment was in Spring Grove cemetery. freedom of India, practically impossible. B irth s Roosevelt of modern poetry; “ General coast at Dandi as one of the original 79 mem­ India’s point of view in the present situa­ William Booth” and “ 'Fhe Congo.” FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 tion was discussed by Mrs. John Barss. The The sixth annual ball of the Andover December 27, 1930, a t the Cambridge hospital, Recent American Poetry:” Robert Frost, bers of Gandhi’s Dandi Salt Party. Having Honor List Announced Police Relief association will he held on covered the 240 miles of the Great March in Nationalistic movement, though local in the a daughter, Anne, to Mr. and Mrs. Talcott Parsons the most unpretentious, most undogmatic beginning has steadily grown though at­ Friday evening, February 13, in the Town Ihe company of the .Mahatma in 25 days, Dr. Announcement has been made at Phillips (Helen Walker) of Memorial Drive. Cambridge. or programmatic of modem poets . . . and, HANNON’S tributable to no one man’s influence. Rather hall. January 6. 1931, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph perhaps, the finest and most important; Muzumdar remained with the party for a academy, Andover, of the following honors it is to be construed as a concerted protest The concert this year will be given by 11 MUSICAL BELL-HOPS week and then temjrorarily retired from the cured in scholarship by the undergraduates Duffs Walker) of Warceatnr \m y Lowell: cigars and culture; “ Sword against an outside power which takes most of the Andover Square and Compass club. Jar Blades and Poppy Seeds;” Imagery, what it DIRECT FROM NEW YORK active campaign with the Mahatma’s bles­ during the fall term. Following the concert, dancing will be sings in order to write an account of the the wealth of the country in mighty revenues . Mr id Mr ans, and Miss Lowell’s contribution to the Scholarship of the First Grade and holds the power of life or death in its enjoyed until one o’clock. movement; the rising chorus. ‘'f'‘rc'li and of the present campaign of Seniors—Lyman Spitzer, Jr., Toledo, hands. British reprisals for mutiny go on for A portion of the proceeds will be used for DANCING EVERY Civil Resistance. His book on “ The Great Advertised Letters I he Novel of the Past Decade: the Russian Ohio; Douglas Leo Ley, Springfield; Delavan years, the burden of debt is intolerable. charitable purposes. influence; the Viennese Psychology of Sig­ WED., FRI. and SAT. March for India's Liberty” was finished on Carlos Clos, New York, N. Y.; Dexter Thirty-seven and one-half per cent of the The committee in charge is: John Deyer- the 5th of June—exactly a month after mund Freud; Sinclair Lewis; Zona Gale; Newton, Westboro. land value must l>e paid to Britain. Small mond, chairman, assisted by George Dane Starron K. Tovai Sherwood Anderson; Dorothy Canfield; ADMISSION - 50c Gandhi's arrest and having received in­ Upper Middlers—Norman Lincoln Hope, wonder then, that the Indian people seek fo r and Robert Dobbie, secretary-treasurer. structions from Pundit Motilal Nehru, the A. Brocklehurst Edith Wharton; James Branch Cabell; New York, N. Y. freedom. J. C. / r.us, Postmaster Willa Gather; Booth Tarkington; etc. then Acting President of the Congress, Dr. Lower middlers—Macdonald Deming, New England’s viewpoint was then taken up Muzumdar left India in the middle of July Real Estate Transfers Critics and their Points of View:” the York, N. Y.; Mahlon Rasselas Mason, Bos by Mrs. A. B. Trowbridge. England looks South Church Notes left and right wings, the Yankees and the Headquarter* for and arrived here toward the end of August, ton. on the situation, which involves the future br Muzumdar's mission in America today The following real estate transfers have Europeans; Paul Elmer More; Brander Juniors—John Munro Woolsey, Jr., New of one-fifth of the world, as a tremendous been recorded at the Lawrence registry of The A. P. C. sorority met Thursday eve­ Matthews; Irving Babbitt; Percy Boynton, is to interpret the Gandhi movement to the York, N. Y.; Thomas Baird Campion, responsibility. England is the one reconciling peoples of the Western World. deeds: ning at eight o’clock. Miss Vera Teakova, Stuart Sherman; William Lyons Phelps Columbus, Ohio; Robert Whittemore Sides, force making for order in this land made up .Aldona Vasil by Col. Deed to Arthur F. a student at Boston University and a native Henry L. Mencken; Van Wycl Brooks FRUITS An authoritative representative of the Yonkers, N. Y.; Frank Wendell Rounds, Jr.. of some 2,000 castes and almost as many Ryder. of Bulgaria talked on present conditions in Waldo Frank; Ernest Boyd; and Ludwig Indian National Movement, Dr. Muzumdar Winchester. languages. In the constant uprising between has been interpreting, eloquently and force­ E. Hawes Kelley, Jr., to E. Hawes Kelley her country. She spoke and sang in her native Lewisohn. and VEGETABLES Scholarship of the Second Grade Moslems and Hindus, the only unifying force et ux. costume. Special music and a social hour Fhe Promise of Modern Fiction;” the FRESH EVERY DAY fully, the Orient's message of Soul Force, is England. Geographically and politically. followed. l ove and Brotherhood to hindreds of Ameri­ Seniors—Frederick Scouller Allis, Jr., Frank J. Richards et ux to Marcus C. important writers of today; causes for faith India needs a costly defense, which England The annual meeting and supper of the can groups forums, women's clubs, civic Amherst; Lucius Townshend Wing, Great Richards. this literature of ours; a glance into the Neck, L. I., N. Y.; Charles Barras Swope, gives. There were seventy-two invasions from church will be held Wednesday evening, future. MUSIIKOOMS POMEGRANATES organizations, churches, schools and colleges. 1850 to 1922, no defense being offered until January 14 at 6 o’clock. This promises to be This course may he taken as a series of Baying had the rare opportunity of daily Huntingdon, Pa.; William Spencer Vickery, Police Court Notes LETTUCE CELERY SPINACH Scarsdale. N. Y.; John Henry Batten, 3rd, under English protection. one of the most interesting of annual meet lectures without outside preparation. Certi­ morning talks with Mahatma Gantlhi during In this country where ninety-two per cent inga. SQUASH ONIONS ihe Great March, Dr. Ilaridas Muzumdar is Racine, Wise.; James Pierce Butler, Jr. William O’Leary of 26 Park street, Ar­ ficates will be awarded to students who com New Orleans, La.; Benjamin Grosvenor, 2d of the people live in villages where they were The annual meeting of the parish will be plete the assigned work. 'Fhe course is of BRUSSELS SPROUTS eminently qualified to “ psychograph” the bom, speak 220 different languages and have lington appeared in Lawrence District court Pomfret Centre, Conn.; Gardner Carter on Wednesday charged with drunkenness, held January 22. All those having re|»orts college grade and is evaluated at one semester SWEET POTATOES CAULIFLOWERS great leader and to interpret the soul of India no occupation but agriculture, England has to make should place them in the hands of stnving to Ire free. Cushman, Winchester; Frank Hinchman operating without a license, operating to hour. ORANGES LEMONS BANANAS Platt, 2d, Rye, N. Y.; Wilfred Alan Green been a civilizing force, working slowly to the assessors not later than January 15, Ihe lecture will he given in Davis hall, prepare the people for self-government. endanger, and operating under the influence APPLES PEAKS well, Jr., Honolulu, Hawaii; Keith Spalding of liquor. 'Fhe first three charges were placed The A. P. (’. sorority is still sending out St. Augustine’s Note Abbot Academy on Tuesday, January 13 at There is every reason to hope that England its appeal for clothing for the needy poor GRAPES • P ni. tickets at fifty cents each may be Brown, Wheaton, 111. on file, and on the fourth he was found guilty Upper Middlers—Ralph Lazzaro, Wake­ can bring harmony out of the present situa Those having articles are asked to communi­ The men of St. Augustine’s parish under obtained from League members and it is lion, if given time. and fined $100. William Golden who was field; Webster Hill Wilson, Natick; Charles arrested at the same time was fined S25 for cate with Miss Alice McTernen or Mrs the auspices of the Hloy Name society will hoped that a large number of Andover In reply to the question as to what the Harold Godfrey. CANDY NUTS DATES FIGS citizens will avail themselves of this oppor Bertrand Bayly, Jr., Cleveland, Ohio; allowing a person under the influence of liquor receive Holy Communion in a body at the Richard Gibson Dorr, Lancaster; David London Conference can do, Mrs. Lawrence MACARONI OLIVE OIL tunny to hear India's case presented. Eccles summarized the work of this confer to operate a car which was under his control. 8:45 o’clock mass Sunday morning. They will Edwards Varner, Fredericksburg, Va.; David Harry A. White of 195 Hancock street, Gordons and Camerons Win also attend the annual union service to be SALAD DRESSING »<1 MAYONNAISE Meade Cooper, Terre Haute, Ind.; Gladwin ence to date. India has begun to realize that the caste system is hampering her in the Dorchester appeared in police court before held in St. Anne’s church, Lawrence in the OLIVES JELLIES PICKLKS Arthur Hill, Wellesley Hills; Edwin Odin Judge Stone Wednesday morning charged The Gordons took three points from the evening. Reverend Garfteld M organ S peaks Before desire for freedom, that sixty million un­ Black Watch and the Camerons three points CANNED GOODS Tilton, Worcester; William Pickering Jones, with having in his possession two pickerel Devotions in honor of St. Therese will be Essex County Agricultural School Hingham. touchables must be given a different status. from the Argyles in two bowling matches held this evening at 7:45 as usual. Gandhi has been working to break down the measuring less than eleven inches, said to rolled in the Clan Johnston league at the Lower Middlers—David Cole Jenney have been caught in Foster’s pond. The case A third anniversary high mass of requiem STRICTLY FRESH Nantucket; William Fuller Taylor, West caste system and it would seem that the very Essex street alleys Monday night. Downs s sung Monday morning at 7:30 for the Reverend Garfield Morgan, minister of the stniggle to break down the harriers has pro­ was dismissed. rolled 117 for high single and C. Valentine ~?Jlral 1LwnKrVRational Church of Lynn, Newton; Morton Grant, Andover; Richard John C. McDermott of 79 School street late T. Frank Nuckley. EGGS Lewis Linkroum, Hackensack, N. J.; William duced a unity of aim in India. The problem 325 for high triple. The scores: A high mass of requiem was sung 'l hursday addressed a joint-assembly of the agricul- of representation looms large, no sect wishing aged twenty-six has been missing from his BLACK WATCH From our own hens ural and honiemaking departments of the Norris Perry, Andover. to be the minority group, but with the home since Monday, January 5. morning at seven o’clock for the late Mrs. Juniors—David Collier Sargent, Green Meek 101 95 76 272 Rachael McBride. jssex County Agricultural School January British Liberal and Labor party pledging Brown 82 79 87 248 nth, marking the re-opening of both depart­ wich, Conn.; Lorimer Robey, Wollaston A fourth anniversary high mass of requiem Glenn Orr Hay, Andover; George Edwin themselves for Home Rule for India an Nelliguns Win First Half Robb 86 77 103 M ments after the two-weeks’ holidays. amicable solution seems imminent. as sung 'Lhursday morning at 7:30 for the Hadley, Andover. Neil 102 99 103 304 late Richard York. Miss Ethel M. Moore, Educational Mana* In conclusion, Mrs. Barnes recommended W. Dobbie 103 105 114 322 A. BASSO The Nelliguns won the first half of the 'Fhe parochial school opened for the wintei ger, in introducing Reverend Mr. Morgan, the following books for reading prior to the Knights of Columbus league season Monday Gordon 105 93 88 286 Ne*t door to Andover National Bank Karie Rohde’s Famous Band at Crystal lecture by Haridas T. Muzumdar, which term Monday morning at nine o’clock reminded the students that the surest way night by taking four points from the Sheas following the Christmas recess. o keeping New Year’s resolutions was with Ballroom Tonight under the auspices of the Andover League while the Markeys and Cussens split in two Totals 579 548 571 1698 e co-operation of one another and the of Women Voters will take place in Davis bowling matches rolled at the K. of C. GORDONS aspiration of those who are older—hence One of the banner attractions of the hall on Tuesday, January 13. “ Gandhi’s alleys. John Nelligan was high with 152 for Williams 97 88 79 264 wiser. season is scheduled at the beautiful (. rystal Ideas and Gandhi’s Autobiography” by high single and 379 for high triple. The Brown 106 87 97 290 ?!r‘ proved himself an influential ballroom in Shawsheen Village this evening, Andrews; “ My Brother’s Eace, Disillusioned scores: Thompson 105 80 94 279 ” 6 I , , , ”1"1?11 re8ardess of the fact that he was J. McCarthy 92 89 Caldwell ‘HOTTER THAN THE DESERT.” England stations. They have also been im­ Knights ot Columbus league at the K. of C. M. Shea Jr. 109 KM Skea 86 102 103 291 ih., , ,u l.anns “r 1©BS, Neither man even portant factors in popularizing public ball­ alleys Tuesday night. M. Shea rolled 123 for 126 100 105 , l'4 >"• Both fared ihe world A. Beer an 1 both paid the price. room dancing in the Greater Boston dis- high single and F. Nelligan 327 for high J. Nelligan 116 111 152 Totals 554 567 565 1686 FULL OF HEAT AND SATISFACTION. in 'aJ'r ytcd to enter a college in Ohio, and regular week-end dance at Crystal tomorrow P. Barrett 100 ‘ 96 E. Lefebvre KM 120 80 I’etrie 84 97 116 297 “THE COAL THAT’S DIFFERENT.” Win?"," bl'vi'nth Blade studies to conquer, evening and again next \\ ednesday and 1). Sullivan 97 91 118 F. Markey 89 85 87 C. Valentine 108 116 101 325 an,I i i i ° ,c”uraKc he made his decision Saturday evenings. The featured attraction F. Barrett 92 9* L. Zalla 79 ‘X) 95 J. Henderson 89 93 86 278 Hr,I w"h results which did one week from tonight will be Hannon’s E. Downs 88 101 J. Cussen 92 84 85 Strachan 85 91 114 2W within 's y 'l,n,self. At one time he came Eleven Musical Bell Hops, coming direct W. Harnedy 117 8< F. Nelligan 102 94 102 *i *'raln "• losing courage and was to Crystal from the Rosemont Ballroom in Totals 547 580 6.12 1758 lami ‘ 7 lo. “8""' s,"ke furnaces in Cleve- New York city. Hannon’s sensational enter­ Totals 494 474 481 1449 Totals 466 473 449 1398 BERNARD L. was hi "iv le i'1*1* Prev>ously worked. That tainers have been an outstanding attraction EASTWtXJDS CUSSENS A Difference throi, ? ’a,rr*"0 but he met it—and came in the Metropolis this winter and they are F. Keuhner 86 96 87 169 J. Welch 82 88 81 251 "trough triumphant. sure of a warm welcome at Crystal when they M. Shea 107 92 123 322 F. Barrett 86 101 10-1 291 Neverwed So you’ve named your little McDonald coal fahh^bno •’ rcally. essential—and so is make their debut there next week. Thus the W. Ronan 93 90 114 297 F. McDonald 77 77 87 241 boy after yourself? How can you tell which khin I " ' *n ( '°4' *n 8u"shine, in triend- Crystal management is making good its J. Cussen 90 102 118 310 J. Levi 107 84 102 293 one your wife is addressing? whil, i\1' JPyention, in nil things worth promise to offer its patrons Jh e greatest F. Nelligan 116 100 111 327 N. Cussen 102 101 134 337 Longwed You heard her call “ Peter, COMPANY ‘W»g. W i v S g f o ^ dyi"g f° r Ure ‘he variety ixjssible outstanding musical darling”? Well, wait till you hear her yell for attractions. Totals 1'C 480 553 1525 Totals 454 451 508 1413 me.—Pontiac News. FRIDAY, JANUARY 0, i931 PAGE SIX THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN Helpful Boy BALLARDVALE Discoverer of America, History Made on the Mother When 1 looked out tlH. i as Frenchman Sees Him KITC™ Plain of Armageddon B'a;1 to sec you playing marble, with Miss Marion Matthews of Boston visited “After four ami a half centuries,” the little hoy next door. ' ” ’u here Sunday. That ancient river, the “Klshon” (Judges 5:21), Is formed by the con­ said Dr. Jean Charcot, of L'lnstltut de Willie— Marbles nothing, We'd t i i Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hey and of France, to eager Itnllnn correspond­ fight and I was helping him pick up hi' teeth" junction of two streams, one hnvlng ((E). 1930. Western Nowenaner Union.) Lowell visited here Sunday. Its source In springs nt the bnse of ents nt Paris, "we nre Just beginning —Vnncouver Province. Mr and Mrs. Maynard ( lemons of Wake Mount Glllton, flowing In n northwest­ to he able to draw a picture of what “There must he no stint of labor field visited here during the week-end. whoro labor will tell for our neigh­ erly direction, the other nt Mount Christopher Columbus looked like. He bor's hnpplneHs: but no wasteful NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and family Tabor, which flows almost due west had a long face nnd a long aquiline extravagance of It where It will and Mrs. Prudence Brown spent Sunday in and then south to the Junction of the nose. Ills dimpled chin showed not profit,” W A N TED Typew riter M u.l |„. |„ u)m| Amesbury. two nt the fertile plain of Ksdraelon. strength of character. IBs cheeks and a rca enable price. Addrew “ k " Tew„,m,„ THE PEPPY PIMIENTOES Office. A number of local people hiked up the Thence the Klshon follows the valley were red like red apples, but his gray Shawshecn river Sunday and enjoyed a of Meglddo, watering the plain of eyes were wells of emotion. Ills whole The personality In food Is supplied FOR SALE- Fresh E rk« 55c per dor. Drewd marshmallow roast. face was freckled and by thirty he Armageddon, one of the famous bat­ n various ways, first Its appearance, chicken., 40c |ier lb. Fowl 35c per II, wns totally gray. II. W. MARTIN. I7O Elm Stree, TriepZ Harold Walker has been spending the tle grounds of the world. next Its tnste, “Even If Columbus had not discov­ 823-J. ' New Year's vacation at the home of his With thnt river and plain nre as­ then, of course, Its parents on Chester street. sociated the names of Deborah nnd ered America,” continued Doctor Char­ food vulue, which RUG AND KNITTING YARNS— UoTTahTb? Tuesday evening the Young Ladies' Barak, Gideon and his chosen three cot, “he would have gone down in appeals to the cal­ hundred champions, Saul nnd Jona­ history as the admiral who first pro­ m anufacturer. Sam ple, tree. It. A. BARTLETT Bridge club met at the home of Miss Norma orie counter. When Harmony, Maine. Matthews on Center atreet. than, his valiant soldier son, Josiah vided seamen with hammocks In which f.od Is dull, lack­ A meeting of the Junior League of the and the Egyptian Pharaoh-Necho nnd to sleep aboard ship. . . . Columbus ing In color, tustl- TO L E T —Furnished room., Mean Shalmaneser, the Assyrian on his way was nlso one of the first great vege­ I"»t and A correspondence course in HEATING will not tell you how Methodist church will he held on Sunday ness, Is Insipid, electric lights. Apply 60 Elm St., t Towiumu, afternoon in the Methodist church vestry. to the destruction of Israel. Napoleon tarians . . . He lived on fruits nnd look to the little Office. to make the home comfortable. But, W. H. WELCH CO. will. vegetables almost exclusively nnd Sunday afternoon interesting slides on the skirted the plnln nnd crossed the river Spanish pepper to give zest to your Panama canal were shown at the meeting not far from Its mouth, having re­ never drank alcoholic drinks, prefer­ FOR R EN T—A d clrab le 4 or 5 room tenemnu dishes. centrally located, at moderate rental AdoI. of the Junior league of the Methodist church. lieved his armies of the burden of ring water with a little sugar In It. Colonial Theatre. ’ their sick and wounded by the alleged . . . His use of perfumes was his only The flavor of the plmlento Is not Its Next Monday the monthly meeting of the only uttrnctlon; the color adds bril­ W. H. WELCH CO. Andover, Mass. officers and teachers of the Methodist church poison massacre near Joppa. bad habit. All In all he was a clean, TO LET—A partm ent of fice room, and lath Lord Allenby’s cavalry galloped religious man. But he used to spray liance to un otherwise dull dish. The Sunday school will he held in the church little pepper comes pocked In several Modern Improvements. With or without heal vestry. across It after the encircling march himself profusely with attar of roses Apply to BUCHAN & McNALLY, 26 Pitt sizes so thnt If one serves two. n small The weekly meeting of the (). J. S. club of his troops had given him full pos­ and essence of black currants.”—Time Street. Telephone Andover 121. session of what had been the king­ Magazine. hottie Is provided, and when It Is to WEST PARISH was held Thursday evening in the Congre­ he the chief Ingredient there Is the Shakespeare's Income gational church parsonage with Mrs Marion dom of Judah, before the German-led TO LET—A .tram-heated furnished room wfu, Not nil of the curlier authors were seven-ounce can. For stuffing, one all conveniences. Apply 55 High St., Andon, Phelps in charge. Turkish troops could form themselves Maw. Walter Lewis has recovered from his recent ns badly treated na their legends have on the ancient battlefield. High Place Accorded may use any desired mixture. The operation and is now back at school again. Wednesday afternoon the weekly meeting peppers should be drained, placed In led the public to believe. Sliukcspcare, of the Ladies' Aid of the Congregational Majestic Douglas Fir WANTED—Work. Will do senersl homework for example, may have been profli­ muffin pnns, nnd they nre ready to Mrs. George D. Ward who broke her right church was held at the home of Miss Melissa A Scottish naturalist, roving the house, .tore, or office cleaning. INEZ E. THORN. arm on New Year’s day is recovering from gate but he was not necessnrlly pen­ he filled. IN G . 53 Park S tret, Andover. McKecn, Tewksbury street. German Court Decides wild western land of the Infant re­ her accident. niless. Hu received uhout 10 pounds Last Friday evening the Ballardvale Right of Lion Tamer Pimientoes Stuffed, With Mushroom —the equivalent of $100 today—for public 103 years ago, brought the ma­ Sauce. — Cook one smnll onion FOOT SERVICE------Dr. Irving A. Greene,Chin. The Forum class at the West church con United basketball team was defeated by St. One of the few remaining preroga­ jestic Dougins fir to the knowledge podiet. C entral Building, 316 Esses St.. Lawrence. tinues to hold the interest of its members in a each of Ids pluys, and he produced (chopped), one stalk of celery also George's team on the Guild Hour by the tives of free men In these times of of the scientific world, nnd for all Mass. Fool treatments at vour home. Telephone very interesting ami helpful manner. It is them nt the rate of two n year. He score of 11 to 6 in an interesting game. chopped In two tublespoonfuls of fat Lawrence 7B63. held immediately following the morning restrictions has Just been preserved time It will bear his name. Of David nlso mnde $800 a yenr and more ns Sunday evening, January 18, a service of by the public-spirited action of a Ger­ uniII tender. Add one-half pound of services. nn actor during most of his active Dougins It is snld thnt he “contrib­ worship in song ami story will he given in the man Hon tamer. It is the right not round steak (ground), salt, pepper, Andover Savings Bank A wedding on New Year’s day that was of career.—Golden Book. uted probnbly more thnn any other and a (lush of cayenne to season, nnd Congregational church by Mr. and Mrs. only to go into lions’ dens, but to put one mnn to the knowledge of our much interest to West Parish was that of Clement l inger of Boston University. cook live minutes; remove from the The following pass books issued by the Andover Miss Neva C. Snell of North Andover and your head. If you wish to, Into the northwestern trees nnd plnnts." Railways Found Wanting At four o’clock Saturday afternoon the lion’s mouth. For the police of a heat, add three-fourths of n cupful of Savings Bank have been lost and application has Norman S. Buchan of Laconia, New Hamp­ Returning home, he introduced the cooked rice, one slightly beaten egg; been made for the issuance of duplicate boob. shire, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Buchan of In 1825 It was stated In the British Ballardvale United basketball team will Prussian townJet, to which the lion house of commons Hint the experiment open the Inter-church league of Greater Dougins fir Into cultivation In Great mix well and fill the peppers. Bake Public notice of such application is hereby given ia Lincoln street. Mr. and Mrs. Buchan will tamer came In the course of his wan­ Britain, r id the Scots value It highly accordance with Section 40, Chapter 590, of the make their home at 111 Church street, La­ of conveying goods on a rullwny had Lawrence by playing the Free church “ B” until brown team in the V. M. C. A. Lawrence. derings, positively forebade 1dm to do for finish nnd furniture. Now comes Acts of 1908. conia, New Hampshire. been tried, and Imd completely failed. this. It was dangerous, it wns nerve- Savory Sandwiches.—Take n smull Payment has been stopped. The best locomotive that could be The monthly meeting of the Ballardvale the sequel. In this editorial paragraph can of pimientoes, three nnd one-hnlf racking to watch, nnd It simply must from the Seattle Times: Books N os. 43722, 21792, 30347. Andover Granite to Install Officer# found had been selected, nnd the aver­ Parent-Teacher association was held Thurs­ ounce size, chop nfter draining, add F rederic S. Bovtwell, Treaswtr day evening in the school house at eight be stopped. Precisely tills act, how­ “A shipment of a cargo of Senttle- age rate on a plane surface wns less ever, was the great concluding Item one-fourth cupful of peanut butter, December 19, 1930. Andover Grange will meet on Tuesday than three nnd tlireequnrtcrs miles an o’clock. Dr. Helen I D. McGillicuddy was mnde furniture to Scotland has more one-fourth cupful of sweet pickle, nnd the speaker and her subject was "The of the program, which bad earned evening. Supper will he served at seven hour, which was slower than canal than ordinary significance. The ar­ one-fourth cupful of mayonnaise. Chop Andover National Bank o'clock sharp and this part of the entertain­ Business of Being a Parent." the tamer and Ids lions their bread ticles nre all made of Washington conveyance.—Detroit News. for many a year. the pickle nnd mix all together, ad­ ment will he in charge of the executive com Pickets are now available for the St. fir, a wood held In higher esteem In ding Biilt to tnste. Spread on lightly The Annual M eeting of the Stockholders of the mittee, J. Harry 1’laydon, George M. Carter Joseph's parish whist party to lie held in the Rightly believing that far fewer Scotland than walnut. The purchasers Andover N ational Bank, will be held at its banking and Harry C. Dawson. Officers for 1931 will Useful in Canning community rooms on January 21. Each people would pay for admission If buttered bread nnd cut Into uny de­ Pectin In preserves Is n substance specified thnt the wood should be In sired form. room, 23 M ain Street, Andover, Mass., Tuesday, he installed by Deputy Winfred F. I'orwanl person purchasing a ticket is eligible for the there were no risk of his head being Its natural grain, which everybody the thirteenth day of January, 1931, at 10 o'clock of Granby, assisted by Miss Gladys Hill as which appears In many vegetable tis­ door prize, which is a gold piece. 'Pile com bitten off, the lion tamer Invoked the Plmlento Canapes.—Spilt the six a.m. for the choice of directors nnd the transaction marshal, Miss Mabel Grecnough as emblem sues os a constituent of the enp or mittee in charge has made extensive plans knows Is henutifnl. We nre familiar pimientoes after draining, using a sev­ law. He appeared In person before with the enrgoes usually exported of any other business that may properly come te- bearer and Miss Charlotte White as regalia cell wnll. Hard, tart, ripe apples or for this event, which promises to he one of en-ounce can. Sprinkle the Inner fore the meeting. a Berlin court to plead his right to from tills stnte, hut when n new line bearer, Miss Bessie L. Carter, pianist and oranges nnd lemons nre usually used the big successes of the season surface with suit nnd cayenne. Place C hester W. H olland, Cashia Mrs. C. Leroy Ambye as soloist. As masters put his head between the lion’s Jaws and new market nre Involved there December 12, 1930. In the making of pectin. Apples need If he wished. The bench decided that a rectangular slice of cheese length­ of the degree teams, Miss Charlotte White Willing Workers Meet Is good reason to rejoice.” for the ladies’ team and Roland Trauschke not be peeled. The outer yellow rind each man might do with his head as wise of the pepper and roll up. Skew­ of oranges or lemons Is uot used, nor er with toothpicks securely. Roll In Andover Savings Bank for the men's team, have been selected. Ihe regular monthly meeting of the he wished, the police ban wns Pomona Grange will meet with North the edible fruit. The white peel Is flour, cook In a small amount of fat Willing Workers society of the Methodist quashed, and the Hon tamer, having In tha Caribbean Andover, January ft. ! Andover Grange, February 5, morning ami the part used. church was held Monday evening in the vindicated the rights of man, left the The very utmosphere of the Carib­ three minutes or until the cheese The annual meeting nf the member, of (he An- afternoon. try. Hymnswcre sung and prayer offered by court In triumph. melts and the Hour browns. Serve on dover Savins, tlank wilt he held at the hank on the Andover Grange was well represented at Relieving the Weary bean is strange nnd alluring, says a Rev. E. II. Scheyer. traveler. You will hear the musical oval slices of tonst well buttered second Monday of Jaouary current, at 2.00o'derk the installation of North \ndover and West In olden duys it convenient rest wns I he secretary’s report was read by Mi p.m„ for ttie choice of officers, and the tranaatwo Boxford's officers for 1931. lilt of Spanish; French, with Indian nnd hot. provided on n London atreet for pack Ruth Stanley and Mrs. Ernest Rollins read Rat. Victim, of O y .tc n of any other business that may legally come before Essex County Poultry Association will the treasurer’s report. Mrs. Prudence Brown nnd negro variations; a little Dutch them. meet at Andover in February. men nnd peddlers. It still atnnds In On the northeast const of Ireland, Plccndllly nenr Park lane. The rest Is read the sick and membership report. Rich­ nnd Danish; nnd that curious hybrid A LFR ED E. STEARNS, ard Cooper gave a reading. Refreshment nenr Donegal, oysters have been language, compounded of all the Clerk a horizontal plunk plnced shoulder were served by the social committee. growing to enormous size, ami It wns Woiuun's Union Announces Program high on txvo uprights nnd Just right tongues In the West Indies, which Is observed Unit thousands of rots were known as Pnplomento. There are clttes N o n e , (s ll.KEnv CIVKN thut the vAacnher for the wenry peddler to hnck up to going down to the beach, never to re­ Zones of the Earth lias been duly appointed executor of the .ill ( The Woman's Union of the West church Bradlee Mothers Meet where bull lights ure staged on holi­ It to rest nnd shift tha weight of Ills turn. One day u llshcrninu found the The division of the enrth's sur­ William A. Guheler late of Anriovt r In the Count,(f met in the vestry on Wednesday afternoon at load. days, nnd cock fights nre ns common face into torrid, temperate und frigid Essex, deceased, testate, and ha. (. i n upon him­ 2.30 o'clock. The following program for I he Bradlee Mothers’ club met Thursday answer. A rut crept up to un oyster ns baseball games nt home; others self that trust by giving bond, as the law directs. In shallow water. There was n high- zones Is determined by the amount of 1931 's work was planned. afternoon in the Bradlee School. After the where the extraordinary Basque game the inclination of the eurlh's axis to All )>croons having dem ands upon the estate ri aid January—Bakery sale in charge of Mrs Human Desire for Change business session a social hour follow pitched screech—nnd the next wave of Jal Alai or Pelota Is played amid a the plane of the ecliptic. This Inclina­ deceased, arc required to exhibit tl ame, and ill John Buchan, Lincoln street. In the American Mugazlne, Ralph Refreshments were served. covered both bivalve and rodent. The persons iodebted to raid estate are < ailed upon W pandemonium of shouting nnd betting. tion being 23 degrees 27 minutes, the February—-Patriotic meeting. L. Polk, publisher of city directories, Those on the hospitality committee for rat's nose was eaught between the make payment to the subscriber the meeting include: Mrs. Elmer Conke There are Islands where government torrid zone extends from the equator March Pedlers' Parade. says that 65 per cent of the people In oyster's shells and he laid been CHARLES P. GABELER, E m u April—Play. Mrs. William Clemons, Mrs. Freeman Abbott lotteries provide a form of Indirect to latitude 23 degrees 27 minutes both 234 Essex Street cities change their home or business dragged to death. May -Memorial Day sale. Mrs William Davis and Mrs. E. W. Brown Income tax which Is popular ns well north and south, while the two tein Lawrence. Mass. address yearly. Even Including the Thousands of rats have died In this June— Bailey district lawn party. os productive; others where planter's perute zones extend from the torrid December 22, 1930. country, not one person In a thousand Minstrel Show Rehearsul manner, for the shellfish Is inevitably September—-Horse shed bazaar. punches and green swizzles are Im­ zone to within 23 degrees 27 minutes October—Rummage sale. Talent meeting. avoids some sort of change every five the victor. The uppetlto for oysters portant Items in the dully menu and of either pole, the remaining regions November—Chicken pie supper. years. The first rehearsal for the Ballardvah around Donegal has diminished, but flylng-tlsh are Ihe local dellcucy. lying uhout ench pole forming the December—Annual meeting. Athletic association minstrel show was held so has the rat menace, so the people Cro-Magnon People Tuesday evening in the Bradlee school with two frigid zones. over twenty-five young men and women nre satisfied I—London Answers. Four skeletons were discovered In Usea for Licorice the Dordogne area of the Cro-Mag­ present. Thomas Lynch, director, outlined his Browers used to Introduce licorice Mike Had the Last Word non cave, near Les Eyzles, France, In Old Engliih Weather Vanee A T T E N T I O N plans for the production and then suggestion: Into their beer to give It n "head” Mulligan wus proud ot his oevvly 1868. They Indicated that a tall peo­ were made. Much interest was shown in the Its use on fumous old structures In or foam. Now Its fonm-formlng prop­ ple with large skulls—larger than plans. grunted American citizenship; but sev­ Andover House Wives! England shows that the wenther vane erties are utilized In an extinguisher eral of Ills friends liked to boast they those of modern man—had Inhabited Already a fine group of end men have beei must have been Invented nt u very that has proved particularly Impor­ Town of Andover secured, all of whom have had experienc were better Americans than he be that part of the world. early dale. On towers, custles und tant In fighting oil fires. The oxygen- in this line. There will also he specialty num euuse they were nutlve born. Mulli­ PUBLIC HEARING hers by well known entertainers. The show secular buildings Its usual form was free foam cuts off the air supply and Visiting the Sick gan couldn't see It, nnd one day be­ Notice is hereby given that the I..rLos Angeles nnd presented himself at PUBLIC HEARING interest has been shown by the younger men A Puff for Conscience a rather ornnte downtown office. Shawsheen Mills, Haverhill street, Andover, Ancient Well Still Used of the village and it is in a flourishing con Story of “Robin Adair'* The plumber worked und the helper “Be this the woman’s exchange?" having petitioned the Board of Selectmen for * Excavations at Pompeii brought to dition. Robin Adair wus u young medical stood helplessly looking on. He was he asked doubtfully. license to keep or store 500 gallons of gasolineont light un artesian well with a number student. When he wus twenty-two property of the petitioner in tlie mill yard ofl Many Attend Whist learning the business. This wns his “It Is,” replied the woman In charge. of connecting pipes. It still furnishes yeura old he left Ills medical studies first day. “Be you the woman?” Haverhill street in said Town of Andover, a puNk hearing on said petition will be held at the Ton Tip on “HOW TO MAN­ a large quantity of water which Is A successful whist party was held on Wed to go to London. While on his wuy “Say," he Inquired, "do you charge “I am.” used to supply the fountains that have he was run over by the couch of a House on Monday, December 15, 1930 at 4.00 AGE A HUSBAND’’. nesday evening by the Ballardvale Athletic for my time?” “Well, darned If I don't keep Sally I” in accordance with the provision of the Gene been unearthed. association in the club rooms on Andover London society woman. She usslsted “Certainly, you Idiot,” cume the spluttered the rancher inuklng a busty Laws relating thereto. Tell him he’s got to press his street. There was a line attendance and the him to thut city, becoming Ills patron­ reply. exit. FRANK 11. HARDk Whence Tulips committee wishes to thank those present for ess. After he became established In “But I haven't done anything.” ANDREW McTERND own pants, and he will hustle theirpatronage. JEREMIAH J-DALY The Austrian ambassador to Tur­ society there, ltzibln Adair fell In love The plumber, to fill In the hour, had Commonwealth of Massachusetts The prize winners: Flour, James Kidd with Ludy Caroline Keppel, daughter Select to The Whatnot and buy an key In 1552 was the first to bring “col­ sugar, Mrs. Elmer Conkey; cake, Mrs, been looking at the finished Job with or bombs, a kind of onion,” hack to Vi­ of the eurl of Albemarle. Disapprov­ Andover, December 4, 1930 electric iron. James Bonner; door stop, Edith Moss a lighted candle. Handing the two PROBATE COURT enna, thus Importing the first tulips ing of the match, her futher bunlshod Essex, ss. chocolates, Mrs. Fred Bottomley; sherbet Inches of It tliut were still unburned Commonwealth of Massachiutili Into the western world.—Country dishes, George Keating; chocolates, Mrs her to Rath. It was there thut she to the helper, he said wltherlngly: To all persons interested in the estate of William Home. Martha Shaw; cigarettes, Mr. Whitney wrote “Robin Adair.” When her heulth “Here, If you gotta be so darned M. Wood late of Andover in said County of Essex, deceased. PROBATE COURT socks, Burton Abbott; stationery, Raymond became endangered by her brooding conscientious, blow that out."—Ma­ Cleaning Leather Keating; doll, Miss Bessie Geagan; towel over the love alTalr, consent was given Wilt ueas old Colony Trust Company, and Essex, ss. sonic Craftsman. To the heirs-at-law, next of kin. > rediton.l. add Leather picture frames and port­ Mrs. John Duke; candy, Eva Kibbee to the tnurrluge. C ornelius A. Wood, executors of the will of said THE WHATNOT handkerchief, Bernard Kibbee; pillow, Mrs deceased have presented to said Court, their petition other persons interested in the estate of c folios may be cleaned with benzine. Frank Robertson; stocking cap, Arthur praying for authority to temporarily invest a certain Dyer late of Salem, in the Count y ofRoclun^ 7 Apply It with a soft cloth and If the Kibbee; glasses, James O’Donnell; wall vase Beautiful Spot In Haiti sum of money belonging to said estate in the manner and State of New Hampshire defeated, n 6 Park St. Andover, Mass. benzine removes the polish apply the Norma Matthews; pipe, Hedley Davison Camels In America The favorite puluce of the black described in said petition. leaving estate in said County of Essex. well-beaten white of an egg. preserves, Walter Davis; preserves, Mrs Camels have been Introduced Into King Henry, Suns Soucl, lies at the You are hereby cited to appear at a Probate W hereas, a petition has been presented to E. W. Brown; consolations, Mrs. Frances the southwestern part of the United head of the lovely vulley, Mlllot, at t ourt, to be held at Newburyport in said County of Court to grant a letter of adtni nsiratfon on Benson and James Bissett. States, hut wlthuut permanent eco­ Essex, oil the twenty-sixth day of January A.D. estate in this Commonwealth of naitl <1*- , Haiti, and to reach It one must huve 1931, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, Jeremiah L. Dyer ol Lauren. ■■ h. (lie Court! nomic success. The United States a horse and guide, although the road Ladies* Aid Meets government spent much money and if any you have, why the same should not be Essex w ithout giving a surety on his bon Is open and fairly good. Uvou In Its granted. pains acclltnutlng camels us an army You are hereby cited to api • 'r 3 .jyd The weekly meeting of the Ladies’ Aid ruins, Suns Souei Is grand and Im­ Ami said petitioners are ordered to serve this Court to be held at Lawrence in g BRAELAND FARMS the Congregational church was held transport service In the dry south­ pressive und a lovelier spot could not citation by delivering a copy thereof to each of you Essex, on the twelfth day of January A Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss western regions, about 1857; the Civil fourteen days, ut least, before said Court, or by ten o'clock in the forenoon, t --h”w 136 ELM STREET ba fuuud. It stands ut the buse of Melissa McKeen of Tewksbury street. The war Interrupted the urrungements, hut very high hills covered with tropical publishing the sume once in each week, for three you have, why the same should i'"1 I*’ gr,u'u - was a goodly number present and the time the attempts made by prlvuto hands to successive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a And the petitioner is hereby was spent working on articles that will be trees auioug which ruu spurkllug tliir ouurt utilize the iinluiuls were not profitable. spuper published in Andover the last publication public notice thereof by pul ..aeeUrtlrt Strictly Fresh EGGS sold at the annual fair, which is held streums of purest water. These Irri­ to lie one day at least before said Cot Many were turned loose und reuiulned id by once in each week, for three sut puMirtxd » fall A social hour followed. gate uuiuerous gardens planted with mailing. post-|«id, a copy of this cits Andover Townsman a news from our own hens— delivered wild uloug the Mexieun border, but to all . one da/. “ coffee trees and eoeo palms, where, known persons interested in the estate, Andover the last publication multiplied very little, and they ure Buy of ua and get the beat QUALITY and SERVICE “ Ah you all goin’ t’ be drafted in de nex1 hidden In uhunduiit folluge, ure the least, before said Court. ,.j0>oftt^ war. Benjamin?” now supposed to ho extinct In North hute of the country folk, who lead a . H a y R, DOW, Esquire, Judge of sai Wltuctt 1UBBV R Dow. • a, OFFICE—Tel. 155 FARMHOUSE—Tel. 711-W “ It'll take mo’ ’an a draft t’ git me ne America. Ills of aboriginal ludependeuce. , thii I day of January in the year on Coort, this eighteenth day of1 ’■ time, man It’s gwine t’ take a strong wind I nine hundred ami thirty-one. ouc thousand nine hundred a”d tk'11' ' .. „tr HORACE II. ATHERTON. J r ., HORACE H. ATHERTON. J