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ONE YEAR $2.00—SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, DECEMBER 2. 1932 VOLUME XLVI NUMBER 8 Academy Registrar Legion, Auxiliary LOCAL NEWS NOTES Scoou.‘f?lan"lnI.to Salaries in Andover Plan Card Party Miss Betty Winters of North Main street Hold Benefit Show visited in Dorchester Sunday. Removed by Death The American Legion and the auxiliary, Mrs. F. Evans of Andover is in New York Everyone is urged to attend the Colonial Compare Favorably No. 8, of Andover are sponsoring a whist and at the Blackstonc Hotel for a few days. Theatre in Andover on December 14th or bridge party December 8, at 8 o’clock, to 15th when a special All-Feature Show will be Cecil Kittredge Bancroft, Registrar for Quarter of a cover the Christmas welfare work of the two Cornelius A. Wood, Jr., of Arden spent presented for the benefit of the local Boy last Sunday visiting with friends in Lawrence. Most of Officials’ Salaries Arc Close to Those Givcti in Century, Mourned by Wide Circle of Friends— organizations. Due to the large advance sale, Scouts, the proceeds to he user! for the up the party will be held in the Town Hall. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jouctt Blackburn have keep of the Scout Cabin on Prospect Hill. Other Towns, Report Shows—A Few Are Lower, Had Been 111 for Some Time The committee has been calling on their moved from Main street to 118 Lowell street. “ Robinson Crusoe” will he there. Not the members and friends to cooperate by their original Robinson hut the famous film of While Some Are Slightly Higher Miss Priscilla Page of Main street is Cecil Kiltrcdffc Bancroft, Registrar and donations and attendance at the party. that name,- a brand new, wholesome, ad There has been a large turkey donated for a spending the winter visiting Miss Ruth venturesome picture with Douglas Fairbanks Several of Andover’s town officers receive Instructor in Latin at Phillips Academy, Hayes at Indio, Calif. since l'J06, died on Saturday, November Thirteenth Century door prize, and a long list of useful and in the principal role. Mickey Mouse will be Spurious Money Circulated lower salaries than those in other towns, but 26th, at the Isham Infirmary, after an illness ornamental gifts is to he awarded to the Frank E. Dodge, Jr., a Senior at Cushing there too. And Tom Mix in a circus picture the majority receive average salaries with the of three months. .Mr. Bancroft was horn on Subject of Talk high scorers. The Legion and its Auxiliary .\cademy, spent the Thanksgiving recess at called “ My Pal the King.” Not even the exception of a few high paid officials, accord have had numerous calls for relief not only to Metropolitan could present a finer show. When is a fifty-cent piece not a fifty- ing to the report submitted recently to the December 15, 1868, at Lookout Mountain, his home on Park street. rent piece? When it is counterfeit. Chattanooga, Tennessee, where his father, disability but more than ordinarily unable Here is a good dean entertainment in Finance committee by the committee ap William Webster Ellsworth will lecture on to find employment. As in other years the Hugh McLay, Jr., of High street was your own home town. Come and bring the Andover people are warned to look out pointed to investigate salaries. The superin Cecil 1\ I*. Bancroft was then Principal of Tuesday evening, December 6, on “The operated on at the Lawrence General hos for spurious half dollars. Last Saturday the Lookout Mountain Educational Institu organizations do not want to feel that they whole family, from six to sixty. They’ll tendent of schools, the selectmen, the town (dories of the Thirteenth Century.” Friends have been unable to grant even slight re pital for appendicitis Thursday. laugh at Mickey, grin at Tom Mix and mar one was turned over to Chief of Police treasurer, the tax collector, and the chiefs of tion. I lis mother was Fanny Adelia Kittredge of the school nnd of Mr. Ellsworth, who has George A. Dane and since then other Bancroft, of Mont Vernon, New Hampshire. for many years given an annual lecture at quests for comfort over the Christmas Wilbert J. Smith of 73 Elm street is in vel at “ Doug” who makes even the Scouts the fire and police department receive pays In 1878 IJr. Cecil F. P. Bancroft became season. With the aid of the residents of Milford, Michigan, where he is attending an sit up and take notice when he lives in com people in town have found them in approximately the average paid in other the school, and has visited in it, are most Andover this affair will be no disappoint fort on a desert isle. their change. So be sure your half dollars towns similar in population to Andover. Principal of Phillips Academy, serving in cordially invited to he present. exhibition of the new Chevrolet. arc worth fifty cents. that position until his death, in 1W01. Cecil This lecture, one of the richest in illustra ment. The committee from the Legion is The price for all shows, afternoon and The superintendent of the moth and tree K. Bancroft entered Phillips Academy at an headed by Commander James Sparks, Father Charles A. Bran ton, O.S.A., pastor evening, is adults, 35c and children, 20c. departments has a salary slightly above the tive material that Mr. Ellsworth has ever Joseph A. McCarthy, Robert B. Christie, of St. Augustine’s church, is in New York for average, the Town clerk’s pay is equalled early age, and graduated with the class of made, is also one of his most interesting. An two weeks conducting a mission. 1887. W hile in school he was a member of endeavor is made throughout to tie up the Joseph T. Rcmmes, Percy J. Dole, Frank I*. Couple Pass Away only in Lexington, and the superintendent the football eleven. He received his Degree, thirteenth century to the twentieth, and to Markey, Arthur L. Coleman; The Auxiliary Mrs. Bessie Mullen of Shawsheen Village William Ellsworth of streets receives SI 50 more than his nearest Cum l.aude, from Yale College in the year show the incalculable debt that we in our day Committee, Mrs. Ethel Robinson, Welfare was recently elected regent of Court St. Few Hours Apart rival. The assessors’ stipend is lower than in 1801. After two years of teaching at Morris owe to the men who made the thirteenth Chairman, Mrs. Annie Platt, Mrs. Ethel Joan of Arc, C. D. of A., in Lawrence. to Speak Monday other towns, nnd the Town Accountant Academy, Morristown, New Jersey, he spent century stand out above all the centuries of Buchan, Mrs. Jessie Miller, Mrs. Winifred is next to Amesbury in low salaries. two more years of study in Rome, Italy. In the middle ages, the men who founded and Keith, Sirs. Mary Alexander, Mrs. Margaret Dr. and Mrs. Warren K. Moorchead have Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Jenkins, re The figures for teachers, police officers, 1805 he became a tutor and instructor in taught in the great universities, the men who T. Dole, Mrs. Mary Warren Feeney. Tickets returned from Ohio where they were sum William W. Ellsworth, a familiar figure spected residents of Andover for many and firemen have not yet been received. laitin at Yale University, where he remained planned and built the world’s grandest may be obtained from any of these members moned by the death of Mrs. Moorehead’s before Andover audiences for many years, years, passed away Thursday morning at The analysis was a very detailed one. It until 1006, when he returned to Phillips cathedrals. “The little present,” wrote that and donations will be gladly called for, or sister, Mrs. Charles Tuller. will give a new illustrated lecture, “ The their home on Chestnut street within a few included data from Amesbury, Concord, Academy to accept the position of Registrar, scholarly gentleman, Andrew Lang, “must may be mailed to Mrs. Robinson, Chandler Glories of the Thirteenth Century” next hours of each other. Mrs. Jenkins died at Danvers, Lexington, Marblehead, Needham, under his cousin, Alfred E. Stearns, who be not be allowed wholly to elbow the great road, West Andover. Orders for reserved On Wednesday evening, in the Chapel of Monday evening at 8:15 in the Meeting 3:40 a m. and she was followed about nine Reading, Stoneham, Swampscott, and Win came Headmaster in 1005. His incumbency past out of view.” And Frederic Harrison tables for bridge or whist will be gladly wel Phillips Academy, Ernest Mitchell, organist Room of George Washington Hall. In this by Mr. Jenkins, who, however, was unaware chester. The facts alone were presented and as Registrar has covered a period of almost comed. of Grace church, New York City, gave an talk Mr. Ellsworth will deal particularly with of his wife’s passing. Mr. Jenkins had hud a no conclusions drawn. wrote of the thirteenth century: “ It had organ recital on the Martha Cochran Me precisely a quarter of a century. Last winter great rulers, great teachers, great poets, the literature, art, and architecture of this heart attack Monday night, and it was un Some of the important figures follow for Air. Bancroft was in failing health, and this great artists, great moralists and great morial Organ. wonderful period in the world’s history. doubtedly because of this that Mrs. Jenkins Town Clerk: Amesbury $1(X); Concord, $1000 autumn he was given a leave of absence for a workmen . The age of Thomas Officers Installed Visit the Chinese Gift Shop. You will find Those who have heard Mr. Ellsworth in the suffered a shock the same night. She never Danvers, $540; Lexington, $17(X); Marble year by the Trustees. His death was due to a Aquinas, Roger Bacon, St. Francis, St. linen finger towels, dolls, jewelry, cards, past know that his addresses are uniformly regained consciousness. Mr. Jenkins had a head, S15(X); Needham, $550; Reading, $.150; complication of diseases. Louis, Giotto and Dante, was the most by Vets Auxiliary handkerchiefs, brasses, and tea. Ella I^enora interesting and instructive. No admission severe attack at two Thursday morning, and Stoneham, $1200; Swampscott, $200; Win Mr. Bancroft, who was unmarried, leaves purely spiritual, the most really constructive Holt, 35 Elm street, telephone 63, next door fee will be charged and the general public this was the immediate cause of his passing. chester SI 170; Andover, $I7(X); In nil except two sisters, Miss Mary Bancroft, a member are cordially invited to attend. The late Mrs. Jenkins, nee Mary I Winchester, Stoneham, and Concord the In inventive fertility those vast to the Free Church. Adv. Clerk receives fees. of the teaching staff at Abbot Academy, composite creations, the cathedrals of the Past Department President Mrs. Winifred Ashby, was born in Salem, Mass., July 29, Andover, and Mrs. William J. Long, of Risteen of Salem officiated at the installation Dr. Nathaniel Stowers gave an illustrated 1858. She later graduated from Salem Town treasurer: Amesbury, $6eforc the crash. Judge Frederic N. Chandler J. Lewis Smith, junior steward; Alexander I*. McGinley. stated during the hearing that the Greek Black, inside sentinel; John A. Arnold, letter society “acted like a bunch of asses organist, and Horace C. Bod well, tyler. Dominic J. O’Dowd of Elm Street Dies in Ambulance Herbert S. King, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Substantial Sum Realized from Charity Concert and George P. King, is spending his ten days instead of sensible |>eoplc.” after Ford Sedan He Was Driving Smashes Footbull, All of Which Has Been Turned Over to The accident hap|»ened shortly before leave from duty on the U. S. S. Bushnell at 3:36 Tuesday afternoon, October 25, just Meeting to Hear into Front of Electric Car the home of his parents on 57 Elm street. the Emergency Committee for Relief Work south of Salem street on the by pass, result He arrived in New London, Conn., on No ing in the death of Charles F. Reid of Read “Christmas Carol” Domenic J. O’Dowd, 32, of 59 Elm street, vember 23. His enlistment term ends in Almost 300 dollars have been added to ing and in severe injuries to Martin B. llarth- November Club Notice died while being taken to the Lawrence September, 1933, until which time he will the funds of the Emergency committee as shon, also of Reading. General hospital in the Fire Department be stationed at Honolulu and San Diego. Picturesque Setting The devotional meeting of the Courteous Professor William Starr Myers of Princeton the result of the hall and football game con Testimony revealed that the initiation had Circle of The King’s Daughters will be held ambulance last Friday night after his Ford The Cheer-Up club held a card party ducted by Andover Post, 2128, V.F.W. The started shortly after eleven o’clock Monday Monday, December 5th, at 7.45 p.m. at the University will speak on “ Recent Develop sedan had crashed into an electric car on recently at the home of Mrs. William Pam- at A. P. C. Bazaar total net proceeds of the two events amounted night, when a group of initiates were taken to South church. Leader, Mrs. Cl. Edgar Folk ments in International Relations” at the North Main street just above Harding many, Temple place, with prizes being to $296.40. Of this $90.15 was collected at the Gloucester and left to walk the 35 miles Subject: Trust. regular meeting of the November club to be street. The car, bound for Andover square, awarded to Mrs. Fred L. Collins, Mrs. Back to the olden days trudged young and football game last Saturday, a very sub back to Tufts. Sixteen were in the group, had been put in reverse, according to according to John McMahan, president of This Christmas meeting will be an open held at the clubhouse on Monday, December Elizabeth Gallagher, Mrs. William Worm old alike yesterday afternoon and evening stantial sum when the weather is taken into one and all are invited to come and hear the Motorman Ira Goodhue, when it seemed wood, Mrs. Bertha Donovan, Mrs. Walter when the annual A. P. C. bazaar was held consideration. The charity hall netted Theta Delta Chi. McMahan testified that Rev. J. Lester Hankins of Lynn read the 5, at 3.15 o’clock. Afternoon tea will be evident that the Ford was coming down the Kearns, Mrs. George Wandelove, Mrs. in the South church vestry. “ Ye Village $206.25. the students were left in the woods about one Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. served at the close of the lecture. hill in the tracks. William Lipsey, Mrs. Peter Doherty, Mr. Green” proved an attractive setting for the This is the best endeavor of any of the a.m., and Glennie returned at three. John O’Dowd was unconscious when taken Wormwood, Mrs. George McCormack, and bazaar. Decorations, colorful for such organizations to date, and the Vets arc to Peters of Arlington, one of the sixteen, stuted from the wreckage of his car, and he died a Mrs. Charles Cavanaugh. Mrs. Annie Oualey booths as Ye Toy Shoppe or subdued for be heartily commended for their efforts. that he gave up in Saugus, but Glennie con few minutes later without having regained and Mrs. Henry S. Wright assisted the booths such as the Old Curiosity Shoppe The firemen have also helped with their tinued on to Medford. For nourishment they consciousness. Medical Examiner Dr. Victor hostess. added to the picturesque background. hall, and the Vets and fire laddies are again had a bar of chocolate and a cup of coffee in A. Reed reported that death was caused by The old-fashioned supper served during planning to do another good deed by repair Salem, he said. a fractured skull. Several ribs were fractured Help Aguin With Toys the evening was enjoyed by over 2(X). ing old toys. Glennie stated that he immediately started and his face was severely lacerated. Following this an entertainment entitled The letter of the V.F.W. to Mr. Harrison home in his car after arriving in Medford. He The local firemen in conjunction with the “ Ye Clock Shoppe” was presented. Mrs. Brown, chairman of the committee on special recalled going up u grade, and swinging to the MA O’Dowd was the only occupant of the V. F. W. will again this year repair broken left to pass a vehicle, but from then until a Ford. Goodhue was uninjured, although he Tyler Carlton arranged this little sketch. events, follows: remained at his post until the Foru was toys for distribution to needy children in The principals were: shopkeeper, Miss Mr. Harrison Brown moment prior to the crash his mind was evi I S COMING! right on him. The occupants of the trolley town. Anyone having toys are asked to call Gladys Hill; Dutch clock, Ruth Pratt; 104 Chestnut Street dently a blank. He tried to avoid the crash, were not hurt. John Erving, Salem street, on the phone, and cuckoo clock, Mrs. Jay W. Cilley; French Andover, Mass. he testified, hut it was too late. He told the When Officer David Gillespie reached the they will he called for. clock, Constance McNally; alarm clocks, Dear Sir: court that lie had not felt sleepy hut rather scene, he found the automobile on both Mrs. George Collins, Mrs. Nathaniel Stow Upon instructions from the members of exhausted. About 35 miles per hour was the For the people of Andover rails, with the front end of the Ford caught ers, Miss Marjorie West and Annabelle Andover Post No. 2128, Veterans of Foreign speed of his car, he usserted. under the front end of the trolley. The Tree Warden Cuts Steed; Grandfather’s clocks, Mrs. Frank Wars, I am enclosing two checks, one for Testimony of others, including un eye engine of the Ford had been pushed up and Crawford, Mrs. J Albion Burtt, Evelyn $206.25, the other for $90.15, totalling witness, Leon Lefebvre, substantiated these Shopping in Andover back. The front end of the trolley car and Budget One-Sixth Robinson, and Mrs. William Ferguson; $296.40, which is to be used by the Andover statements. Others who testified were Officers chorus, Mrs. Mervin Stevens, Jeannette Emergency Committee in its unemployment Carl Stevens and William Shaw, Dr. Victor its brake service were damaged. A. Reed, and Inspector James J. Moore. The accident occurred at 10:10 p.m. Ralph T. Berry, tree warden and superin Greeley, Helen Sargent, Mrs. Franklin relief. will mean a great saving Motorman Goodhue, who lives on Turnpike tendent of the moth department, reported to Ellis, Mrs. Kenneth Fisk, Mrs. Franklin The first item of $206.25 represents the street, North Andover, reported that he the finance committee last night that he had Roberts, Mrs. Albert Huhne. net proceeds from the Charity Ball and had dropped some (uisscngers at Harding slashed his budget estimate this year to Mason Downing of North Andover was Concert sponsored by the Veterans of Class Confirmed street, and had just started up again when present and did many silhouettes. An at Foreign Wars, on Armistice Night. The sec $.1750 for each of his two departments. This traction not previously announced was the ond item of $90.15 is the net receipts from Everything in the line of gifts cun he found in the crash occurred. He stated that he be involves about a 16 percent cut, the two de at Christ Church lieved O’Dowd had driven all the way down partments in March receiving $4500 each. costume jewelry table under Mrs. Harold the Charity Football Game played lietween the hill in the tracks. Godfrey. the All-Collegians and All Suburban High ANDOVER STORES. Deceased is survived by his parents, Mr. The library, Spring Grove cemetery, and Miss Ethel Hawthorne Tewksbury was Schools on last Saturday and sponsored by At the Confirmation Service held on street lighting boards are scheduled to meet one of the leaders in arranging for the the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Sunday at 10:45, Bishop Sherrill preached and Mrs. Peter O’Dowd of Ireland; four with the finance committee next Thursday against the greatest foe in international, brothers, Michael and Joseph of Ireland, night. bazaar, she having authored the setting. The only regret of the members of the national, business, social und religious Peter and John of New York; three sisters, A request for a transfer from the Reserve Miss Maria Fairwcather and Mrs. Henry Andover Post is that the total was not endeavor. That foe is indifference—indif To the Merchants of Andover Mrs. Catherine White and Miss Anastasia Fund to the Old Age Assislance Account Hayward were co-chairmen. larger, but the decidedly unfavorable ference on the part of those who ought to bo O’Dowd lx)th of Ireland, and Mrs. Mary will also be acted on Thursday. weather last Saturday resulted in an attend Culhane of Chicago. ance at the game which was very much interested. A class of twenty-two were con Bandits on Trial smaller than was anticipated. firmed. The Bishop s|x>ke of Christ Church Advertising in the Townsman Military Funeral Baptist Church Plunning Parish as the only one in which he had held The funeral was held Monday morning Very truly yours confirmation three times in the two years from the home of his aunt, Mrs. Ellen B. for Annual Xmuu Sulc in Boston Today F. R. Petty , Adjutant of his Bishopric. Bishop Babcock has also is the surest means of selling Dowd, 59 Elm street. A solemn high mass come to the parish once in the same two of requiem was offered in St. Augustine’s Plans are now well under way for the One more bandit of the sixth alleged to years. The choir sung well, the solo of Mrs. your goods to Andover people. church, with Rev. John B. l^onard, O.S.A., annual Christmas Sale and Supper on have taken part in the holdup of fifteen men Norlhfield Club Meeting Mary Harris being es|>ecially finely rendered. singing the mass, assisted by Rev. John J. Saturday, December 10, at the Baptist from this vicinity at the camp party in West The church was well filled. Ryan, O.S.A., as deacon and Rev. Bien- church under the auspices of the Woman’s Andover a week ago Saturday night was There will be a meeting of the Andover Mr. Ashburn, head master of Brooks venide Jonquera, O.S.A., as sub-deacon. Union. The sale will commence at three identified out of a |>olice line-up of ten in Christian Endeavor Union Northfield club School will be the speaker at the Young Christmas always brings business, but it never Mrs. Terese Mahoney Donovan rendered o’clock and will continue throughout the Boston last Saturday morning. The men on Monday evening, December 5, in the People's Fellowship on Sunday night at 6:30 “ Pie Jesu” at the offertory and Miss Annie evening. There will be tables where candy, were being tried in Boston this morning on Trinitarian Congregational church, North o’clock. brings it to the merchant who does not try G. Donovan, organist, played Beethoven’s aprons and other Christmas articles will be charges brought by Boston police. Andover at 7:45. This meeting will be in the During the week of December 4th a group to get it. funeral march as the body was borne from for sale. From live to seven o’clock a delicious Murray Gordon of 29 Estella street, form of a C hristmas party following the of men will call in the homes of all those the church. At St. Augustine’s cemetery, supper will be served under the supervision Dorchester, was picked up on suspicion by regular business session. The committee in connected in some way with Christ Church committal services were conducted by Rev. of Mrs. Everett Luiulgren and Mrs Clifford Boston (Hilice und George Lunnon and charge are Miss Mary Lang, Ruth Coveil, Parish. At a sup|>er held in the Parish John B. Leonard, O.S.A., and Rev. Fr. Dunnells. The dining room will lie in charge Edward Morse of this town went down to try Virginia Drew, Arthur Kirk, Earl Bennett House on Tuesday night, which was served William II. Culhane. of Mrs. Clare Norton, Mrs. Mary Jackson to identify him. When they were able to and Arthur Payne, all of North Andover, by members of the Boy Scouts, information Military honors were accorded the de is chairman of the candy table and the pick him out of the line-up, the Andover Members planning to attend from Andover was given the group about the work of the ceased, with Andover post, No. 8, American chairman of the apron and fancy work table ixjlice secured warrants for him and he has are asked to meet at the Free church at 7:30 i>arish. it is expected that thirty men will (Continued on page 2, column 1) is Mrs. Ellis Hudson. been charged the same as the other five. Monduy evening. take part in this venture. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1938 PAGE TWO THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN Oh make Thou us. through centuries long. Academy Registrar Thanksgiving Sermon In jM*ncc secure, in Justice strong; THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN Removed by Death Around our Rift of freedom draw j NEWS OF OTHER DAYS Following is the sermon delivered by The safeguards of Thy righteous law: BnMixlird every Friday at the BrcM Boil-ling, Andover, Man., by the Andover Press Rev. Newman Matthews at the Union (Continued from page D And. cast in some diviner mould, TOWNSMAN Telephone tJ24 Thanksgiving Services Thanksgiving Day Twenty-Five Year* Ago Ten Year* Ago Mr. Guy Hcbard F.aton, and Mr. Frederick morning. Many words of praise were heard l.et the new cycle shame the old I Entered at Andover Postoffice as Second Class Mntter F.dwin Newton. The bearers, consisting of for the sermon following the service. Waltcr Morse hns just purchased a brand The contract for the hells for the new members of the Student Council, included Thanksgiving in Hard Tim es Subdued Russia new cash register from the National Register Memorial Tower has been awarded to the Richard Lewis Linkroum, Harold William firm of Taylor and Co., bell-founders, of price for truck or bus servire, we really Our Thanksgiving Day comes to us this Company. Loughluirough, England. Unfair Competition Sears, William Boyd, Jr., Dnniel Bradford year in the midst of unprecedentedly hard Pictured in Talk James Gillen of Florence street has pur have an extra taxntion cost to pay, a Badger, Ray Austin Graham, Daniel Geary times. One surmise* that there arc millions chased the house formerly owned liy Herbert Russell Hudon of High street is III with Monday afternoon a young man from cost which in the case of the railroads is Lewis, Murvyn Wesley Vye, Jr., and the Chase on Washington avenue. scarlet fever. of our people who are not in a thankful \ Russia of a tramplcil-unilcr-foot popu- Stowe school came into the Townsman paid directly by the carriers themselves. president of the Upper Middle Class, William mood. But hard and hitter though the times Carl Barker of Cambridge, formerly of this The Social Twelve was entertained on If we were to treat the trucking com Vernon Platt. Mr. Guy Johnson Forbush, lace was graphically depicted by Rennie ^ar, . ™ ^ out of Monday liy Mrs. Andrew McTernen on office to tell the editor that he had seen of the teaching staff, was in charge of the arc for millions of our people, there arc good Whittier street. an article in a magazine stating that if panies and the bus companies the same ushers, who were boys selected from the reasons why we as a nation should be thank ^ e ^ W a s h f c o n t u t T ?ricalccr. Mr. Ashbum, Head Master. A very pleasant surprise party was held Rachel Boutwell was at her home on on Monday, November 28th— Shawshecn road for the Thanksgiving holi deavor to ascertain just why their an excise tax. There is some justice to RESOLVED, that in the death of Cecil the next few years, but the contidence of the Brooks School. last Friday evening on Timothy Haggerty costs are so much higher than trucks and this assessment, but there is no doubt Kittredge Bancroft, the faculty of Phillips people has been growing. Even our quad 4.JO, Monday. Choir: boys; 7.45, G.F.S.; | at hishomeon Andover street, Ballardvale days. busses. that heavy trucks und busses should Academy have lost one of their post rennial election seems to have greatly 7.50. Tuesday. Boy Scouts. pay a much larger proportion of the valued colleagues, long usefully associated strengthened this. The generally accepted 4.30, Wcdensilay. Choir: boys; 7.30, Sherrill . . According to figures compiled by the with the school as student, teacher, and view is that we are emerging from the worst C)ub. pictures of prosperity, he did not see a single the Ford plant which is supposed to be turn Department of Commerce, 7.11 percent cost of building and maintaining roads. and that the tide has really turned. It is a 7.30. Thursday. Holy Communion; 2.30, factory working well. Some of the plants ing out a tractor every five minutes is almost The casuul motorist is bothered registrar; idle, the speaker said. of the railroads’ earnings in 1 !».'$ 1 were that they wish to express their sincere reason for thankfulness. Woman’s Guild; 7.30, Choir: boys and adults. | wefe n0, 0,H.n to visitors, the reasons given spent in paying taxes. The railroads mostly because the trucks and the The fortitude with which our people as a Domestic life was next brought up by Mr. affection for him and their admiration for being that too many visitors would handicap Smith, who stated that there is not less than operate on their own property, while the busses are an impediment to traffic. his unostentatious generosity, his kindly whole have borne their hardships is another FREE CHURCH the worker and that temporary holdups had busses and trucks operate on roads However, the public arc becoming more reason for thankfulness. Many individuals, one family to a single room, l-'ull meals are and unselfish spirit, his faithfulness to 9.30, Sunday School in Balmoral Hal! stopped progress for the present. scarce, he said. built by the government out of the tax and more conscious of the fact that they duty, his devotion to the academy, his indeed, have not been equal to the strain Taking up the five-year plan, Mr. Smith payers' pockethooks. Roads built for are puying to keep the busses and trurks loyalty to his friends, and his sterling and have collapsed. There has been a very 10.30. Sunday. Bible Sunday Sermon by the assertcd that the greatest successes could be Agriculture has been revolutionized running. On our new roads today the Christian faith and character as exempli deep and widespread discontent with the pastor; 12.00. Church School; 12.00. Trustees’ at the 0f foreigners. Now that the greatly, the speaker asserted, but careless pleasure vehicles alone could be con existing conditions. There has been, without methods handicap progress. Gardens full of structed at a much lower cost and could thundering traffic docs not make much fied in his daily life and deeds; meeting; 6.30, Union meeting of Intermediate and COntracts of the American engineers are difference, but as the years go by, the that the deep sympathy of his associates doubt, some bitter resentment. There has Senior Christian Endeavor Societies with young expiring, break-downs are occurring, and weeds and idle tractors tell the story. also be maintained without such been some justifiable ground for it. There people from the Highland Church, Lowell, burden on the taxpayer. Heavy vehicles taxpayer will realize that he is paying on the teaching staff be extended to his has been some ill-advised agitation and for the upkeep and reconstruction of two sisters in their sorrow; guests. Address by Stanley Lane. BEST FRUITS, VEGETABLES, require heavy construction and they do movements, but there has been no rioting, 7.30, Monday. Boy Scouts. NOTICE more damage to roods than passenger roads ruined by carriers who are making that these resolutions be spread upon the no destruction of property. The pent up 6.30, Wednesday. Church Night supper with I NUTS and DATES u profit at his expense. minutes of the faculty and that a copy be feelings of the people found vent in a tre All Makes of Vacuum CUaner* cars. In a way then, by paying a low sent to the members of his immediate reception for 1932 new members. A short play by | Overhauled Cream — Two Jar* for a Quarter mendous but peaceful election. There has the Free Church Players. family. been no revolution. The people have been 6.30, Thursday, Junior Choir rehearsal; 7.30, Charge $1.00 Prompt Service Swampscott, $3000; Winchester, $2700; loyal to our government and to our institu Senior Choir rehearsal. A . B A S S O Fruit Store Man Fatally Injured tions. The fortitude with which the people as WHITE SEWING MACHINE CORP. Andover, $2000. In Meinoriam Established 1880 Tel. Law. 26718 27 MAIN STREET In Trolley Car Smash Chief of fire department: Amcsbury, $600; a whole are meeting the crisis is remarkable BAPTIST CHURCH Danvers, $(8 per week; Lexington, $500;; CECIL KITTREDGE BANCROFT and is an eloquent testimony to their strength (Continued from page 1) Marblehead, $.150; Need ham, $2700; Read Banty has gone. They told us he was and spirit. It is a ground for thankfulness. 10.30, Sunday. Morning Worship. Sermon by the Pastor: "The Divine-Human Book." Children’: Legion, being represented by: Fred Chccver, ing, $2000; Stoneham, $2000; Swampscott, going,oing, but--- we------couldn't believe it—we didn’t The generosity, the consideration for the chaplain; John Levi, color bearer; Edward S.KXX); Winchester, S2700; Andover, S2«X>. want to believe it. How could Phillips needs of others, the sense of social responsi Talk “ The Word That Went Around the World." FREE EXAMINATION SERVICE lluchnn and Herman Hilton, color guards. Superintendent of schools: Amesbury, Academy do without Banty? True, someone bility, of our people during this emergency is a Special music. A service of divine worship. Com else could be Registrar, but no one else further reason for thankfulness. Millions of munion service. 12.00. Sunday School. Perley A firing squad under command of Joseph $4000; Danvers, $4200; Lexington, $4500; Gilbert, general superintendent. 6.30, Christian Are your roofs in condition to withstand winter A. McCarthy sent forth a volley as the body Marblehead, SJ5(X); Reading, $1800; Stone- could, no one else ever will take Banty’.1 our people found themselves in need. The place. He will linger long in our memory, not work of relief was taken up and has been Endeavor. storms? We specialize in asphalt shingling, tar and was lowered to the grave. The squad com ham, S-ttXXI; Swampscott, $4500; Winchester, 7.30. Monday, First meeting of Men’s Fellow prised: Thaxter Eaton, Fred Kuehner, Ar $6300; Andover, S4.100. The figures for 1932 because of his office, but because of himself carried on with characteristic American gravel roofing, and m etal work# Call or write us for thur Coleman, Joseph Remrnes, Timothy appropriations for school week were also He had a position, but he wasn’t obsessed by energy. Every organization and institution ship. Music and speakers. Interested men A. Mudden, Percy Dole and Thomas Dea. given, and showed that for this purpose the importance of that position. In the coupe serving the people girded itself for the task. vited to tie present. Harvey Bacon is the master this service. Telephone Lawrence 7339. of a school year, we all had dealings with Communities organized themselves for the of ceremonies. Taps were sounded by John Anderson. Andover spends less than all except Marble head and Amesbury. Reading and Win Banty in some way or other but we never work. A sense of social responsibility was 7.15, Tuesday. Andover "Cub" activity. The bearers were: Frank Dyer, Thomas chester spend about $100,000 more. left Banty’s presence without being sincerely awakened. The hearts of the people have 7.45, Wednesday. Midweek service for personal Kerins, John Barrett, John P. S. Doherty, grateful that it was Banty that we had been been stirred. Vast sums of money have been religion. Imtiortant! If you are interested in the George W . Horne Company John Golden and John Lynch. Moth and tree superintendents: Ames talking to. Students in the depths of despair, contributed. Wholly apart from the organ world wide discussion of the missionary report. bury, S152fi; Danvers, $1640; Needham, students in the heights of happiness— ized channels of relief, millions of private 7.45, Thursday, Choir Rehearsal and Fellow- 613 COMMON STREET - - LAWRENCE, MASS. $1680; Reading, S2200; Swampscott Banty met us all, treated us alike, made the kindnesses have been shown. It has been on a ship. Salaries in Andover $1980; Andover, $1820. desperate happy and the happy even happier. vast scale. Few are in a position to know Saturday, The Woman’s Union holds their annual Compare Favorably Old Age Assistance figures show that Lots of people go around with smiles all how cast. Surely it is cause for thankfulness. Christmas sale and suptier in lower vestry, opening Andover is alone in paying $300 for salaries. the time, but they’re not real smiles, they’re Let us note something else. Through all at three o'clock. Supper served from five to seven. just superficial. Banty’s smile was not only this deeply troubled period, our people, (Continued from pugc 1) Whi»t Party Tonight on the surface; it was deep inside of him, and together with mankind everywhere, have SOUTH CHURCH CHRISTMAS GIFTS Lexington, $24(X); Marblehead, $15(X) and its very sincerity made it penetrate deep been forced to think, to think deeply and 9.45, Sunday, Church School; 10.45, MorninK $2000; Reading, S3300 (foreman 73 cents This evening a Dutch whist will be spon inside of us. It stayed there, too; to us who seriously, more deeply and more seriously Worship and Sermon; 10.45, Church Kindergarten; Yardley’s Old English Lavender per hour); Stoneham, S3(XX); Swampscott, sored by the Margaret Slattery class of the knew Banty it will always stay there. than they had done before in this generation. 6.30. Christian Endeavor. S31XX); Winchester, $315(1 and assistant, Free church at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Somehow or other our thoughts of the Everywhere men have been thinking about 7.45, Monday, The Courteous Circle of The | Growing in favor each year as the ideal gift— $2000; Andover. $1750 and assistant $2080. Donald Laurie at 59 Whittier street. A academy now will have a little empty touch our international order, our social and in King's Daughters. We are showing the complete line of Lavender in a wide price dustrial order, our entire economic system The figures for common laborer were to a lengthy list of prizes has been arranged and to them. What will the campus be like with 6.15, Tuesday, Church School Supi>er. Speaker, | range for all pockethooks. certain extent incomparable, since some were an invitation to the public is extended. out Banty? His hasty little step, his arms Men’s minds have been opened and they Rev. Albert H. Gage of Wakefield. given in days while others were in hours, and jerking rapidly, his not jovial, but sincerely have been learning some things of vital 2.30 Thursday. Sewing meeting of the Women's Gift sets for women in a wide assortment. no indication was given as to how many Advertised Letters pleasant face—we wish we still had them. import. They have been learning to see, Union; 7.00. Choir rehearsal. e.g., that the established order of things is 7.00 Friday. Troop 3, Boy Scouts. Also for men, sets containing the popular Wooden hours a day the men worked. Banty in the morning at chapel services Shaving Bowl. Chief of police: Concord $2202.20; Dan Heer W. Yvanderbecn reading off the notices for the day; Banty not in all respects as perfect as it had been vers, $41 per week; Lexington, $«XX); Alexander Viger during office hours telling us our record of thought to be. They have been slowly learn UNION CONGREGATIONAL F red E. Chke. f.r, Acting Postmaster cuts anil demerits; Banty in class teaching ing to see where some of the imperfections Marblehead, $42 per week; Needham lie and where deep and radical changes need 10.30, Sunday. Public Worship. Sermon by the The HARTIGAN PHARMACY $2700; Reading, $2800; Stoneham, $2600; I December 1,1932 the elements of Latin; Banty in the dorm at Rev. Marion R. Phelps; 11.40, Worship and study night, a kind-hearted, sympathetic counsellor; to be made. They have been learning to see more clearly than ever before what consti in all departments of the church school; 4.;00, Banty, always, a never-failing friend to tutes the welfare of states and nations, what Meeting of the Junior Christian Endeavor; 6.00. each and every one of us. would make for social progress and a better Meeting of the Intermediate Christian Endeavor. 8f Banty has met the Registrar up abov civilization. They have been learning to see 7.45, Monday, Meeting of the Men's Club of the and the Registrar smiled as He said, “ NNo the interdependence of all human life, of all Church, in the Church Vestry. Selectman Andrew Phone Your Order TODAY! demerits." E. J. G classes in society, of all sections in a great McTeraan of Andover, will be the speaker. All the so that land, of all nations in the world. We fall en of the church are invited. SAVE CECIL KITTREDGE BANCROFT together and we rise together. Many people Wednesday, The Meeting of the Ladies' Aid will “ Who well lives, long lives” have been learning to see as never before be omitted during the Christmas Holidays. The beloved Registrar of Phillips Academy how utterly futile it is for men to attempt More heat in NEW ENGLAND A has closed his ImkjIcs, and the record of a clean to break the great laws which the Creator NORTH PARISH CHURCH every ton be Cleaner you can life is written. From his distinguished father, has woven into the very nature of man and 10.30, Sunday. Rev. S. C. Beane will preach the cause there Is Better the Principal of the Academy for a genera of human society. That we are learning first of four sermons which have to do with the tion of enlightenment, he inherited a self- some things of supreme concern to the life and teachings of Jesus. Subject: "The Boy of NO W ASTE! Fuel effacing spirit and learned an untiring devo future welfare of our country and of the Galilee." Singing by the vested choir; 11.30, Church €>ur 1933 CfjnStma* Club tion to duty. The school was bone of his world, even though at bitter cost, is ground bone, ilesh of his tlesh; to it he gave his School; 7.30. Y.P.R.U., Miss Annie L. Sargent COKE for thankfulness. thought, his labor, and his affection. The speaker: "Isles of Shoals Rej>ort" by Miss Bernice Moreover, purposes are forming in the Dufton; 10.10, An automobile leaves the Andover Place your ordor Opens for Enrollment Monday, day had no limits for him, its hours might NOW for the ECONOMY FUEL run on as they listed; if there were things to hearts of men, to help to make a better Bookstore, and at 10.15 a bus leaves Phillips and December 5th, 1932 do, why heed the speeding sun? Not my world, a world in which such calamities Abbot Academies for the Unitarian church the present cannot recur. The evils are North Andover. All are welcome. wages, but my work, was his motto. man's making and men are rising up to find Plan to have extra money for next Christmas The Registrar’s office is a place contin a cure for them and to remove them. A new WEST CHURCH ually thronged with worried boys. Thousands $13.50 Cash by joining our Club and saving in easy weekly consecration to the task which rests squarely 10.30, Sunday, Public worship with sermon by of them recall the considerate courtesy, the on human shoulders is growing in the souls NO ASHES WORTH SIFTING installments. wise counsel, and the generous mercy of the of many. It is a sign of great promise and the pastor; 12.00, Sunday School. kind-hearted Registrar. hope. Much good will come from the en 2.30, Wednesday, Annual meeting of the Classes: 50c, $1,00, $2,00, $5,00 For many years he was a respected and deavors which this consecration is inspiring. Woman's Union at the home of Mrs. George H beloved house master in Bartlet Hall. He The improvement of the social order, to be Winslow. never needed to stoop to his boys; they rose sure, is a complicated ami difficult process. to him. It lias always been so and is so in the very PHILLIPS* ACADEMY CHAPEL ANDOVER NATIONAL BANK A few years ago, an overtaxed heart nature of things. Man’s progress has been by A.M.—Rev. William L. Wood. Cambridge. Muss. CROSS COAL CO. fell weary and remonstrant, but with un painful efforts. Our time will be no exception. Ves|>ers—Principal Vernon C. D. Piukhuui, ANDOVER, MASS. grudging fortitude he brought it back to Undoubtedly there urc reactionary forces at Townshcnd, Vt. Also distributors of American Anthracite and New England Coke seeming tranquillity and resumed his familiar work. In some respects we may be driven chair. Late last summer, functions went backward for a period, but good is in pros- SHAWSHEEN COMMUNITY wrong again, and the doughty spirit had to pect, gains will be made. Every good, every CHURCH yield to the inexorable protests of failing gain that rises before us in prospect is 9.30 Sunday, School in Balmoral lia.ll. powers. He knew that he was facing the heartening and is a reason for thankfulness. SINCE 1840 eternal sea, but he was ready to set sail with new purpose of forward-looking people, ST. AUGUSTINE’S CHURCH the Captain of bis Soul. With a smile lie llcw consecration, is a matter to rejoice slipped over the horizon of our ken, Ixmiul1 Sunday Musses: 6.30, 8.45, 10.30 a.r for the haven of light he saw ahead. Holy Day Masse*: 5.30, 7.00, 8.30 a.m. LESS THAN A BARREL OF ASHES TO A TON This bicentennial of the birth of George Sunday evening: 7.45. Rosary, Sermon, Bene Cberett M. luitbgren Cecil was the perfect brother, the adored Washington has reminded us of the winning uncle, the steadfast friend. He was unmarried diction. of our independence, the formation of our Baptisms: Sunday 3.00 p.m. Funeral Director and Embalmer SUPER HEAT BITUMINOUS $11.00 yet few men were equally gifted, as it seemed government and the founding of our nation. to us, with those noble qualities of disposition First Friday. Masses: 5.30, 7.30 a.iu. Communion which alone can make "home” the realized Our national heritage is something always to 7.00 a.m. 1840 to 1932 be grateful for. First Sunday of Month Communion Day for Twenty-three Year* of per RANGE, FUEL and FURNACE OIL ideal of affectionate altruism. Fifty-six years ago, Whittier wrote his Herman and Jo«eph Abbott He was a good schoolman and a good Sacred Heart Sodality. hymn for the Centennial Kxposition at Third Sunday of Month: Children’s Communion Jame* Crabtree sonal aervice to Andover and citizen. Both school and town pay the horn- Philadelphia. We make the sentiment of the uge of gratitude to u noble man, the friend of Day. Cbarlea Parker last two stanzas our own to-day. Fourth Sunday of Month: B. V. M. Sodality Suburban Town*. everyUxly. F. H. Measer C. IL I'dKUES For art und labor met in truce, Communion Day. SERVICE For beauty made the bride of uie, Devotions in honor of St. Therese every Friday Everett M. Lundgren evening, 7.45. QUALITY Miss Barbara Hammond is serving on one We thuuk Thee* but. witiial, we cravi For the preaent Office and Home, 24 Klnt Street, Tel 303W or 303R of the committees for the Wheaton l ollegc The austere virtue* strong to save. Confessions: Saturday afternoons and evenings, O ffict 365-Yard 232 The honor proof to place or gold. and afternoons and evenings before Holy Days of Fully Equipped for All Service Mat*, und N. H, Lie*0* Telephone* i Bazaar Miss Hammond is in charge of the toy table. Tlie manhood never bought or soldi obligation. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1032 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN PAGE THREE O bituaries BALLARDVALE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Rayne Beats Fainveather FOR RATES CALL 132* FISHER Miss Doris Miller, a nurse at thc Massa Andover friends of Reverend William P. chusetts General Hospital at Boston, spent As if Novcmlicr had not l>ecn wet Fisher will regret to learn of his death which the holiday with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs enough Rayne scored a last-minute vic FOR RENT FOUND occurred in Claremont, California, October James Hudson of Marland street. tory over Fair-weather in Lawrence Dist m m 28th, after an illness of six weeks. Mrs. George I’. Morse of Salem spent thc rict Court Wednesday morning. Thc hrolma$Jeuidru TO LET—Store, Living Apartment.* and FOUND—A sum of money. Owner may In his early days he lived with his uncle. holiday at thc home of Rev. and Mrs. latter defaulted in a suit brought against Curatfe. S25. per month, all steam heated. have same by calling at Townsman office Reverend Caleb E. Fisher, then Pastor of Augustus Fuller of Tewksbury street. him by Rayne to recover $30 owed for Apply at "The Temple”, North Reading, and proving property. thc Free Church nnd was for several years a Next Sunday thc Hatlnrdvnlc Athletic lumber used in thc construction of a on Lawrence Boulevard, near Andover member of that Church. Association football team will play thc sign for thc Tycr Rubber company. line, or to I)r. Brown, 11 Saratoga St., LOST He entered the Congregational ministry Andover Town team at Andover. James I). F'airweather of this town FOR FOR East Boston, Mass. ami his chief pastorate was in the College Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Shattuck of New painted the sign on lumber supplier! Church in Brunswick, Maine. Ill health for Hampshire were the recent guests of rela him by Thomas II. Rayne of Lawrence, Andover Savings Bank many years prevented him from active tives here. but the Rubber Company refused to ac LADIES GENTS FOR KENT—Pleasant sunny rooms, with service. cept the sign as the lumber used was or without board. MRS FRANK WHIT The following pass book issued by the Mrs. Joseph Wood was thc recent guest ING, 9 Maple avenue, Andover. He enjoyed Andover and in later life often of relatives and friends here. “wet” and the sign cracked, so it is Costume Jewelry Tourist Sets Andover Savings Bank has l>ecn lost and came here to spend weeks at a time at Phil Addison Wonson of High street enter alleged. Evidently fair weather was application has been made for the issuance of lips Inn. He never married, hut for some tained relatives from Gloucester on thc unable to make Rayne’s wet lumber dry. Diamond Rings Brush and Comb Sets TO LET—Sunny room in attractive home. a duplicate book. Public notice of such years had a home in Londonderry, N. H. holiday. Protestant only. Breakfast if desired. application is hereby given in accordance Birthstone Rings Telephone 1351. 48 Morton street, An Needing a change of climate he removed to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller and family of sandwich toaster and a five piece glass re Cigarette Cases dover. 1908 SeCt‘°" 401 Chaptcr 590' of thc Acts of Claremont, l alifornia, to spend his remain Haverhill were thc recent guests of Mr. anil freshment set. ing days. Mrs. Thomas Miller of Tewksbury street. Compacts Cigarette Lighters Payment has lieen stopped. He was a man of keen literary and musical TO LET—A steam beated furnished room ook o Mr. anil Mrs. F'rank Petty anil sons spent B N . 38767 tastes and a loyal friend.—F.A.W. thc holiday with Mr. and Mrs. James Petty Cigarette Cases Wrist and Pocket Watches with all conveniences. Apply SS High F rederic S. Boutwell , WEST PARISH St., Andover, Mass. of Center street. .. , Treasurer DUHAMEL Mr. and Mrs. Alvan F’ulier and children of Cigarette Holders Watch Chains November 25, 1932 The funeral of Mrs. Delia A. (Harry) FIverett were recent visitors at the home of The Woman’s Union of the West church FOR SALE Duhamel, wife of George A. Duhamel, a Rev. and Mrs. Augustus Fuller. will meet at thc home of Mrs. George Wrist Watches Watch Bracelets MISCELLANEOUS former resident of Lawrence, was held from Winslow, Lowell road, on Wednesday after Thc Home Beautiful Club met on Monday noon at three o’clock. Watch Bracelets FOR SALK—Six thoroughbred German RUG AND KNITTING YARNS FOR thc home of her son, Arthur Duhamel, 291 afternoon nt the home of Mrs. S. C. Walker The Woman's Club of Andover Orange Lodge Charms shepherd pups from imported stock. $25.00 SALE by Manufacturer. Samples free North Main street, Andover, Monday morn of Chester street. held their annual meeting at the home of each. J ames G rim es, Carter’s Comer, H. A. BARTLETT, Harmony, Maine. ing. Mrs. Duhamel passed away early Miss Christine Burns, daughter of Mr. and Evening Bags Pocket Knives Andover, Mass. Friday morning at her home, 52 Linwnod Mrs. David Burns of Chester street who is a Mrs. Earle E. Ferguson, Lowell street street, Medford, where she had lived for five student nurse at the Peter Bent Brigham recently. Officers elected for 193.? were, Brush-Comb-Mirror Sets Tie and Collar Holders LEGAL NOTICES president, Miss Madeleine Hcwes; vice- FOR SALE—Dry hardwood for fireplace, years. Prior to her removal to Medford she Hospital in Boston spent thc day with her president, Mrs. Ira B. Hill; secretary-trea stove, or furnace. Sawed and delivered, had resided in I-aw rente for 56 years. parents recently. Plated and Sterling Silver Cuff Links and Studs Commonwealth of Massachusetts Besides her husband she is survived by Mrs. James Bell has been ill at her home surer, Mrs. E. E. Ferguson. Plans for the $10.00 per cord. A. F. FROBURG, So. supper to be given in conjunction with thc Travelling Clocks Belt Buckles Main Street, Andover. Tel. 8914. two daughters, Mrs. James Murray and on Andoverstreet. play, “School Days,” which the Dramatic PROBATE COURT Miss Alice Duhamel of Medford; two sons, The Ladies’ Aid of thc Congregational Club of thc Grange arc giving on the evening E ssex , ss. Arthur of Andover and Francis of Medford; church met on Wednesday afternoon in the Kitchen Clocks Key Chains LEGAL NOTICES To all persons interested in thc estate of three sisters, Mrs. William McCarthy and vestry of the church with Mrs. Walter Curtis of December ninth, were made. Supper will as hostess. be served from six until seven o’clock. Boudoir Clocks Fountain Pens Mary Muzzy Plaisted late of Andover in Mrs. George A. Stanley of Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Coughlin and Notice is hereby given that the subscriber said County, deceased, held in trust for the Mrs. Lawrence Bradbury of North Andover; Dorothea Dunn is ill at her home on Ando ver street. daughter, Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alarm Clocks Signet Rings has been duly appointed executor of the will benefit of Fannie V. Cross and others. two brothers, Daniel S. and William T. Whitcomb, and Mr. Guest and daughters of of Elizabeth S. Evans late of Andover in the W hereas , Old Colony Trust Company Barry, both of laiwrence. Mrs. Constance Cohn of Newton has been I^awrence were Thanksgiving guests at the County of Essex, deceased, testate, and has the trustee under the will of said deceased, A solemn high mass of requiem was of spending several days at the home of Mr. Tourist Sets Stone Rings and Mrs. Frank Cramton of Andover street. home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Belisle of taken upon himself that trust by giving has presented for allowance, the fifth to fered in St. Patrick’s church at nine o’clock Bellevue road. Magnifying Mirrors Travelling Clocks bond, as the law directs. eighth accounts inclusive of its trust under Monday morning by Rev. Fr. James L. Rev. E. R. Barrows gave an interesting A very pretty Thanksgiving party at All persons having demands upon the said will: Davey, assisted by Rev. Fr. John E. Bowen talk at thc Evangelistic service sponsored by which Miss Roberta Shiers was hostess was estate of said deceased, are required to ex You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro as deacon and Rev. F'r. William If. Culhane the Holbrook M. Fi. Church at Holbrook. bate Court, to be held at Salem in said as sub-deacon. At the offertory Bernard J. He chose for his subject “He Brought Him held at her home on Thanksgiving eve. hibit the same, and all persons indebted to To Jesus.” Games and dancing were enjoyed. Miss Ellen said estate are called upon to make payment County, on the fifth day of December A.D., Keavcny sang “ Pie Jesu," and as thc body Guest assisted the hostess in serving refresh to 62 Upland Road, Cambridge, Mass. 1932 at ten o’clock in the forenoon, to show was borne from the church Miss Agnes R. Owen Dougherty of Lawrence was the cause, if any you have, why the same should Doyle, organist, played Chopin’s funeral recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Keating ments. Miss Shiers is a junior at Punchard WALTER E. BILLINGS W illiam L. W oodbury , Executor High School. November 25, 1932 not be allowed, and thc items thereof be march. Interment was in the family lot in of Marland street. Mrs. Prudence Brown has returned to Andover Grange meets on Tuesday evening Jeweler : : Optician finally determined and adjudicated. Sacred Heart cemetery where committal at Grange Hall. The lecture hour is in the And said trustee is ordered to serve this services were conducted by Father Bowen. Amesbury after sending several days at her Notice is hereby given that the sub home here. hands of the Home Economics committee. citation by delivering a copy thereof to all The bearers were: Daniel S. Barry, William An interesting program is planned. scriber has been duly appointed executrix persons interested in the estate fourteen days T. Barry, Flugenc Kelly, Lawrence FI. Brad Thc B. B. Club will hold their meeting on r of the will of Emily S. Smith late of Andover the afternoon of December 5 at thc home of n iris’ Club met recently at least before said Court, or by publishing bury, Ernest Tremblay and Isidore Dion. with Miss Winona Boutwell, Shawshcen Children Observe in the County of Essex, deceased, testate, the same once in each week, for three succes Charles Hanson of Dale street. and has taken upon herself that trust by Miss Annie Clemons of Marland street is road. Plans were made for a benefit whist, the sive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a HUDSON proceeds to be used for thc Club’s work. Alcott Centenary £|wot [)ancc Studio giving l>ond, as the law directs. All persons newspaper published in Andover the last Friends of Miss Jane Hudson of Marland spending several days at thc home of Mr. and having demands upon the estate of said do- Mrs. Maynard Clemons of Wakefield. Essex Pomona Grange held a most en publication to be one day at least before said street were shocked and saddened to learn thusiastic meeting with West Newbury FRIDAY EVENING ceased, arc required to exhibit the same, and Court, and by mailing, postpaid, a copy of of her death at her home at 8.30 o'clock on George Moody of Danvers was the recent About a hundred children assembled in all persons indebted to said estate arc called guest of Rev. and Mrs. George R. Moody of Grange recently. A year of real work is just the Junior Library last Saturday morning Tiny Tote Claes ...... 4.00 o’clock this citation to all known persons interested Wednesday morning. Miss Hudson was bom past and now the Grange moves forward u|>on to make payment to in the estate seven davs at least before said in Bailardvalc fifty-five years ago and has Marland street. to enjoy a short play arranged from the Children's Ballet and Tap A my S. G o ff , Executrix Miss Theresa Beaulieu of Lawrence was with renewed courage to make 1933 a story of Little Women. This play was given Claes...... 5.00 o'clock (Address) Court. always resided there. An unfortunate victim banner year. under thc auspices of the Louisa M. Alcott H arry D ow , of infantile paralysis when a small child she thc week-end guest of her cousin, Miss 12 Stratford Road, Witness, R. Esquire, Ju Beatrice Beaulieu of Clark road. I he Lafalot Club meets with Mrs. Grace Club of thc lunior Library for the purpose of BALLROOM DANCING Winchester, Mass. of said Court, this ninth day of November in was an invalid and shut-in for many years. Mayo, Lowell street, Tuesday, December 13 observing the Alcott centenary November the year one thousand nine hundred and Despite all her afflictions she had a cheery Miss Nellie Matthews and Miss Marion at eight o’clock. Junior High School Class.. .6.45 o'clock November 9, 1932 thirty-two. disposition and endured her sufferings pa Matthews of Boston were the guests on twenty-ninth. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. William Matthews Miss Abhie Lewis was at her home on The cast was as follows: High School Class ...... 8.00 o'clock H orace H. Atherton , Jr-. tiently until the end. The funeral was held of Marland street. Lowell road for the Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. March Mildred Wood Commonwealth of Massachusetts Register from the late home this afternoon at two Rev. and Mrs. Richard Carter and baby SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB o’clock. Interment was in the family lot at Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ryder of Andover J° Isabelle Fenner PROBATE COURT street are entertaining Mrs. Henry Ryder. son were Thanksgiving guests at the Carter Amy Josephine McNulty ANDOVER Commonwealth of Massachusetts Spring Grove Cemetery. She leaves to mourn homestead, High Plain road. Rev. Mr. Carter Meg Helen Beer Essex , ss. her loss, three sisters, Mrs. Mary Bums, Mrs. Margaret Murchison of Lynn spent To the heirs-at-law, next of kin, and all other Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William has recently accepted the pastorate of thc Beth Martina Higgins PROBATE COURT Mrs. Oliver Coates of Ballardvale and Mrs. Clemons of Andover street. Congregational church in Greenfield, New persons interested in the estate of Alfred Essex , ss. Joseph Petty of Granville, New York, two Hampshire. W srnsr Lawrence Bradbury late of Andover in said County, Ralph Spellman of Winthrop was thc re Bros. Mata. To the heirs-at-law, next of kin, and all other brothers, James Hudson of Ballardvale and cent guest of Mrs. F’rances Benson of Mar Walter Lewis has returned to his studies BROADWAY deceased. persons interested in the estate of Emma J. Josiah Hudson of Arlington. at Massachusetts State College after a Ann Barbara Scanlon Whereas , a certain instrument purportini Lincoln late of Andover in said County, land street. to be the last will and testament of sail James Hudson is ill nt his home on Mar short vacation at home. Observes 8th Birthday Richard Arlan deceased. WOOD land street. Miss Raymah Wright has returned to deceased has been presented to said Court for W hereas , a certain instrument purportini rebate by John F. Bradbury, Henry L. Susan Ann Wood, widow of James R. _ The Ballardvale Parent-Teacher Associa Maine after a visit to her home on Shaw- Eight candles on a birthday cake greeted in to be the last will and testament of sail Wood, died at her home at 20 Elm street on tion held their monthly business session in sheen road. the little friends of Ann Barbara Scanlon iradbury and Ellen A. Stacey, who pray that deceased has been presented to said Court Mrs. John Buchan of Lincoln street is letters testamentary may be issued to them for probate, by Arnold B. Crosby, Florence November 25, after an illness of over a year. the Hradlce School on 'Thursday evening with when she celebrated her eighth birthday at “ The All-American” Mrs. Wood was born in Charlestown, President Timothy Ffaggcrty presiding. enjoying a visit with her daughter Ada im her home, 23 Arundel street, Wednesday the executors therein named, without giving A. Lincoln and Frank Edson Hawkes who Washington, I). C. with the 1931 All-American Team a surely on their official bond. pray that letters testamentary may be issued Mass., in 1856. She had many associations The Ballardvale United Basketball Team afternoon. The Scanlon home was attractive You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro to them the executors therein named, without with this town making numerous visits here with thc following members: Rev. E. K. ly decorated for the occasion. Alto bate Court, to be held at Lawrence in said giving a surety on their official bonds. in her youth. She was married to Samuel C. Barrows, William Juhlmann, Russell Hall, During thc party many games were County of Essex, on the twelfth day of Hale of Haverhill in Andover in 1876. She Dick Comins, John Russell, Albert Coates, Thieves Break into You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro resided in Andover at intervals during her Fllwin Russell, James Sparks, Clyde Mears, played, as a result of which Eleanor Dwyer “ The Crooked Circle" December A.D. 1932, at ten o’clock in the bate Court, to be held at Lawrence in said and Elinor Innes received prizes. Refresh with James Gleason, Ben Lyon forenoon, to show cause, if any you have, early life and came to live here permanently Converse Parker and William Thompson Greeley’s Market ments were enjoyed. County of Essex, on thc twelfth day of held practice in the Andover Guild on Tues why the same should not be granted. December A.D. 1932, at ten o’clock in the in 1907. Those present were Theresa Whalen, And said petitioners are hereby directed Mrs. Wood was active in the Woman’s day evening. They will he a member of thc forenoon, to show cause, if any you have, Inter-Church league which will play a series The market of the James E. Greeley Co., Marjorie Goodrich, Barbara Koerner, Natalie to give public notice thereof, by publishing why the same should not be granted. Relief Corps and in thc Rebekah Lodge. at 20-26 Essex street was entered sometime Lawson, Marilyn Barlow, Sonny Malloy, this citation once in each week, for three She is survived by a son, J. I'rank Hale of games at the Lawrence Y.M.C.A. during SHE’S BACK I And said petitioners arc hereby directed to thc winter months. Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning Gloria Field, Rebecca Stevens, Janet Gillen, successive weeks, in the Andover Townsman give public notice thereof, by publishing this of New York City, two sisters, Mrs. J. E. and a few coins were stolen. Wry little Eleanor Dwyer, Althea Morrison, Elinor a newspaper published in Andover the last citation once in each week, for three succes Collins of Gardiner, Me., and Mrs. Jennie The Bradlcc Mothers' Club held their money had lieen left in the store. None of the publication to be one day, at least, before monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon in Innes, Miss Sarah Campbell, Miss Anne sive weeks, in the Andover Townsman o Thurlow of Newburyport, two brothers, thc Bradlee School. Mrs. I-'reeman Abbott stock was disturbed. ITarnedy, Ann Barbara Scanlon, and her said Court, and by mailing, post-paid, or newspaper published in Andover the last D. P. Donnell of Sheldonville and W. H. The break was discovered by Mr. Greeley delivering a copy of this citation to all known had charge of the meeting. After thc business parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Scanlon. publication to be one day, at least, before Bryant of Amesbury and a grandson, J. session refreshments were served by the when he opened the store Wednesday morn persons interested in the estate, seven days at said Court, and by mailing, post-paid, or Frank Hale, Jr., of New York City. ing. Drawers had been tossed around and least before said Court. hospitality committee. delivering a copy of this citation to all known The funeral was held from her late home, Mrs. M. Dodge of Providence, Rhode thc cash register had been tampered with. J. KENDELL LONGE Witness, H arry R. D ow , Esquire, Judge jersons interested in the estate, seven days at 20 Film street Sunday afternoon and burial The probability is that key workers entered of said Court, this eighteenth day of Novem Island is thc guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W atchmaker and Jawalmr east before said Court. was in Groveland. Edwards at their home on Marland street. the place, since all the doors and windows ber in the year one thousand nine hundred Witness, H arry R. Dow, Esquire, Judge were secure. Prompt Sarvlca Raasonabla Price. and thirty-two. Earl Moody of Boston spent F'riday at Opan Friday and Saturday evenings of said Court, this eighteenth day of Novem HOWARD the home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. 3 Main Street Andover, Man. HORACE H. ATHERTON, JR. ber in the year one thousand nine hundred Mrs. Lucy J. Howard, mother of Mrs. V. Register and thirty-two. George R. Moody of Marland street. Stowe School Notes Up Ona Flight Albion G. Peirce, Atty. I). Harrington of Salem street and of Mrs. William Miller spent Saturday in Boston. Entranca naat to Croaa Coal Company HORACE H. ATHERTON, JR. Harlow of The Harlxirn Shop died on Novem Andrew McTemcn, selectman of Andover, Bay State Bldg. Register ber 26th in Portsmouth, N. H., where she had The regular weekly meeting of the Current Lawrence, Mass. will be the speaker of the evening at the Events Club was held Wednesday afternoon, made her home for the past six years. She meeting of the Men’s Club of the Congrega November 23, 1932. The chief topic of dis was 90 years of age, having been born at tional church to lie held on December 5 in thc cussion was the paying of the War Debts Commonwealth of Massachusetts Children’s Theatre Coming Groton, N. FI., in 1842. Services were held at vestry. He will speak on the different phases ROY A. DANIELS The Buckminster Chapel in Portsmouth on of Town government and the zoning system. which are due on December 15 of this year. PROBATE COURT A great treat is in store for the children Tuesday and interment was on Wednesday The program committee have secured Henry Another subject of discussion was the disa Electrical Contractor Essex , ss. of Greater Lawrence. The gaily painted at North Charlestown, N. H. D. Grimes, head chemist of thc Wood MiU greement in Germany between Hitler and To the heirs-at-law, next of kin, nnd all Children’s Theatre truck will visit Methuen Von Hindenburg. This club has not organ 78 Chestnut St. Andover for the speaker at the meeting on December Phone 451 other persons interested in the estate of on Monday, December 12, bringing Clare 19. Mr. Grimes will use for his subject ized with officers as the nature of the work Elsie C. Glennie late of Andover in said Tree Major's production of Frances 1 Iodgson GREENOUGH made it seem unnecessary. Mrs. Mary Dwight Greenough, 85 years “Are You Color Blind.” The men of the — Cornelius A. Wood, Jr. County, deceased. Burnett’s famous play “Sara Crewe.” of age, widow of Charles P. Greenough, parish are invited to attend. Whereas , a certain instrument purporting The play will be presented at Central Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richardson of CLARA to be the last will and testament of said School hall under thc auspices of the Methuen former president of the Boston Bar associa During this week’s club period work was DANA W. CLARK tion died November 29, at her home, 45 Reading were the recent guests of Mr. and begun on a Christmas assembly program. deceased has been presented to said Court Parent-Teacher council. Carlton street, Brookline. The funeral was, Mrs. Irving Shaw of High street. CIVIL and MECHANICAL ENGINEER ■or probate, by George W. Glennie who These trucks travel from Boston to Cleve “The Light of the World” a Christmas The Library Club has set January 1, 1933, (engineering Problems and Surveys handled land down to Pittsburgh and Washington and held at the Church of Our Savior, Longwood as the date when they plan to open the accurately and promptly prays that letters testamentary may be Thursday at two o’clock. She is survived by pageant will be presented in Union Congre library for school use. issued to him the executor therein named, all over New York and New Jersey, bringing gational church on the evening of December NORTH ESSEX DISTRICT thousands of children hours of joyous fun two daughters, Mrs. Branton Kellogg of Lists are open this week for those who 60 Maple Ave. Andover, Maes. without giving a surety on his official bond. Brookline, and Mrs. Samuel Lester Fuller of 18. Rehearsals are being held weekly and a wish to become members of the Junior \ou are hereby cited to appear at a Pro thruugh which they absorb a great deal of New York, and a son, Henry Vose Green splendid production is prophesied. TELEPH O N E S61 M TheBOV incandescent flame Safety Council. Traffic officers are to be bate Court, to be held at Salem in said knowledge quite unconsciously. ough of Brookline. Dr. and Mrs. Wiliam Shaw and Dr. and County of Essex, on the nineteenth day of The Children’s Theatre actors, all profes Mrs. Fill ward Miller were the holiday guests selected from this group.—Preston Wade of her personality undi- December A.D. 1932, at ten o’clock in the sional adult players, love to play for children of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Miller of Center John Ferguson forenoon, to show cause, if any you have, because thc children like to welcome them to street. Book Week posters were made during ^^m inished and undimmed^, town. Children are tremendously influenced Organ Selections November by all the Stowe School art classes, why the same should not be granted. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Stott of High under Miss Mary Bailey’s supervision. Watchmaker and . 'C,ui said petitioner is hereby directed to by the character of their entertainment. Please Audience street spent Thursday at the home of Mr. Twenty-one posters were chosen as the best Jeweler give public notice thereof, by publishing this They are so responsive, so sure that every and Mrs. William Majcrison of Lawrence. and sent to the Junior Room of the Public citation once in each week, for three success thing they see and hear is true! They accept Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson and fami 47 MAIN 9T. ANDOVER 8 C A I I H SR Library. From among these three were Glfta for All Occasions ive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a the characters held up for their admiration The organ recital given on Tuesday eve ly of Chester street were the recent guests of selected as the very best and were hung in ; newspaper published in Andover the last as models, and pattern their behavior ac ning by Walter E. Howe in Davis Hall, Sir. and Mrs. Charles Milligan of Lawrence. conspicuous places. These three were mude f A V A C I publication to be one day, at least, before cordingly. Abbot Academy was a most enjoyable event. Thomas Stott of River street is spending by Joseph Devoe, Warren Sanders, and said Court, and by mailing, post paid, or The Children's Theatre of New York has The program was varied and well-chosen, the winter months with his daughter, Mrs. Roland Parisian.—Gordon R. MacLuchlan DANIEL J. MURPHY STARTS SATURDAY-1 P.M. delivering a copy of this citation to all been presenting plays for five or six consecu and Mr. Howe brought to its performance a Leon Knox of Wollaston. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW known persons interested in the estate, tive years in some towns. Clare Tree Major, keen musical insight. In the first part of the James Miller of Lawrence was the recent The Folk Dance Club under the instruc seven days at least before said Court. through her children's theatre, is training program, which opened with a prelude full of guest at the home of his parents, Mr. and tion of Miss Evelyn Parker, Stowe School 821-822 Bay State Bldg., Lawrence Witness, Harry R. Dow, Esquire, Judge the audiences of the future, training them grace and charm by Nicholas ie Hegue, Mr. Sirs. Thomas Miller of 'Tewksbury street. hygiene teacher, held its weekly meeting in Telephone 21956 ol said Court, this twenty-third day of in good taste and discrimination and is Howe presented three choral-preludes by Francis Schneider spent the day recently the girls’ basement. The dues are to be five November in the year one thousand nine having a lot of fun doing it. Tickets are on Bach, Brahms, and Karg-Elert on the with his aunt, Mrs. Alice Schneider of Tewks payments of five cents each. The money is to TOWN COUNSEL ol ANDOVER hundred and thirty-two. sale at the Andover Hook Shop and The Choralt—Schmucke dich, O liebe Seele. bury street. be spent for victrola records and a proposed H orace H. Atherton , Jr., Register. Peter Salte Shop in Shawshcen Village. It was interesting to hear the three very Miss Isabelle Murray of Center street has party in Punchard Hall. The dancers, thirty diverse treatments of the theme, and it was been spending several days with relatives in Stoneham. six girls have progressed rapidly since the ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK a happy idea to have the chorale sung before opening of school. They have learned a few COLONIAL THEATRp and after the preludes by an Invisible choir Mr. and Mrs. Ina Libby and daughter, circle und group dances and are now working ______ANDOVER. MASS. ^ UNCLAIMED SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS in the organ-loft. The effect was most im Alice, were the holiday guests of Mr. and on the Virginia Reel. The club has only one In conformity with the requirements of General Laws, Chapter 168, Section 27, notice pressive. Mrs. William Clemons. officer besides their instructor—a secretary- 3 SHOWS DAILY —2il5, 6:15, 8il5 w hereby given that the depositors named below have not made a deposit in this bank or The Symphony by Edward Shippcn Aliss Eunice O’Donnell of Manclicster-by- treusurer. Thc |>osition is filled by Miriam withdrawn any part of their deposit or interest thereon for a period of twenty years next Barnes is a tuneful work, but rather lacking the-Sea spent the week end at her home on Marr.—N. Milton B. Sleeper, Jr. TODAY unit TOMORROW DECEMBER 2-3 Preceding the 31st day of October, 1932 in variety. The most effective movements Tewksbury street. Name of Depositor Last known address Amount seemed to be the Canlilene and I-'inale. The On Wednesday, November 30, a group of "CONGORILLA” —Mr. anil Mrs. Johnsun 3:55; 6:25; 9:15 final group contained the descriptive Chin- Mr. anil Mrs. Delbert Hannon and Mr. "HOI SATURDAY” Carol Lombard 2:45; 7:55 Cotter, Daniel 56 Bowie Ave., San Francisco, Cal. $503 00 and Mrs. Balke of Winchester were guests on boys who are interested in forming a 4-II "SIRICTLY UNRELIABLE” Comedy Lnierson, Louise Ruth Andover, Mass. 339.74 oiserie by Swinnen, the familiar Largo from the holiday of Benjamin Herrick of Marland Rabbit Club visited Mr. Herbert Merrick 2:25; 7:35 Gorton, Inez I. Stowe, Vermont 25.91 the New World Symphony by Dvorak and a of West Andover. Mr. Merrick showed them clever and interesting piece by Leo Sowerby street. MONDAY und TUESDAY.—DECEMBER 5-6 Harmon, R. E. Judge of MacDonald Muqiliy spent the holiday his rabbits and instructed them in the care Probate Court for benefit called Comes Autumn Time. of theirs. Mr. Merrick plans to hold another “ MADISON SQUARE GARDEN” Jack Oukie 3:40; 6:35; 9:10 Mr. Howe seems to acquire increasingly with his purents who are residing at loiwcll “THREE ON A MATCH”—Wurren W illiam. 2:35; 7:50 l hnstina Black Salem, Mass. 153.94 Junction. meeting in the near future. Jackson, Esther Boston, Mass. 27 40 greater command of his instrument, and —Thomas Wallace MacGregor, Helen Emerson 35 Fountain St., Pawtucket, K. 1. 25.46 played with evident enjoyment whicli was Mr. und Mrs. John Young of Abbot street WEDNESDAY und THURSDAY December 7-8 Nesmith, Annie Andover, Mass. 35.98 shared by an appreciative audience. Two arc rejoicing over the birth of a daughter at A new 4-H Club luis started at Stowe “THE BLESSED EVENT” Lee Trucey 3-50; 6:25; 9:20 G'Brien, Kate North Andover, Mass. 313.35 members were added as encores—the the family home. school under the supervision of Miss Mary “KONGO" -W alter Huston 2:25; 7:45 Percy, Hugh North Reading, Mass. 77 44 second Araheske by Debussy und Sibelius' On Tuesday evening, December 6, the B. Bailey. The club consists of 18 members «<*J, Philip Coring 4301 South Racine Ave., Chicago, III. 84.14 Evening Culm. Ways and Means committee of the liailurd- and is called the Handicraft Club. The FRIDAY und SATURDAY—DECEMBER 9-10 Roberts, Eliot Boston, Mass. 80.80 vale Parent-Teacher Association will hold a members bring pictures from home and paste “ONE WAY PASSAGE” William Powell, Kuy Francis 2:45; 6:45; 9-10 htiles, Daniel P. North Andover, Mass. 33.00 Stillman Lawrence of Gloucester sjient public whist party at the home of Mr. and them on a board. They then cut them into “RACKETY RAX’’—Victor MuLugien 3:55; 7:55 Attest: liunksgiving at the home of his unde, Airs. A. F. Ryder of Andover street. Among small pieces so as to make jig-saw puzzles CHU CHU Our Gung Comedy 2:15; 6:15; 9:00 Frederic S. Boutwell , Treasurer George Lawrence, of Chester street. the prizes to be awarded urc an electric -Gordon R, MucLachlun I B9
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interesting evening to the present residents regent, Mrs. Frank J. Shicblcr, Sr.; prophet lion and our possible co-operation with the Spring Grove 4S1 44 To Give Talk on of the transformed Frye Village, now known ess, Miss Mary Thornton; lecturer, Mrs. League of Nations in helping to solve this Water Constr. IBM 6.1 as Shawshecn Village, as well as to the many George Cheync; historian, Mrs. George important problem, will he discussed at later Water Maint. 4650.86 Xmas Decorations original residents living in town. Manock; financial secretary, Mrs. Albert meetings of this study group. Insurance 10.50 The present name was given to the Village Pcrrault; treasurer, Miss Mary H. Young; by the late William M. Wood, President sentinel, Miss Florence Burke; monitor. Town Bnlnnccs M arriages A talk, much lookctl forward to, on Christ of the American Woolen Co. This is a model Mrs. Bernard Reilly; trustees for three mas Decorated Doorways, will he Riven by years, Mrs. George Garland and Mrs. the Kcv. (ilenn Tilley Morse, before the village built to house the employees of the The balances in the important town ac Wil iam J Floyd, 96 North street, West various offices who were all working in the Charles J. Bailey. counts for December 1st follow; Andover Garden Club at the Phillips Inn beautiful and modern Administration Build Miss Marianne J. Collins of Bcnchmont. Andov:r, to I’auline Stella SchelT, same on Tuesday morning at ten o’clock. ing facing Shawshecn Square. With the ex state regent, was the guest speaker. Many Balance, Dec. 1. 1032 ;k dress at Methuen, November 24, f,y The Kev. Mr. Morse has been chairman ception of some of the houses which have were present from Lowell, Lawrence, Me Town Officers 3174 41 Tcwn Clerk John Douglas. of the West Newbury committee which has Election and Registration 37.28 Fdward Glowacki, Salem street, to Roj( sponsored competitions for decorated door been moved to other sites, not a vestige of the thuen, Bradford and Haverhill, including former village remains District Deputy Mrs. Eileen I.inchan and Municipal Buildings 1398 59 K. Mixon, 225 Park street, Lawrence, at the ways for the Christmas season. This under The committee consisting of Mrs. Lynch Grand Regent Mrs. Anna Murphy of Brad Police Dept. 4329.11 Holy Trinity church, November 24, by taking has been approved by the New Eng 4405.37 I'athcr Peter Iiajna. land Society for the Preservation of Wild as chairman, Mrs. Albert Curtis, Mrs. Arthur ford, Grand Regent Miss Mary Heath of Fire Dept. Steincrt, Mrs. Albert Knowles and Mrs. H. Lowell, Grand Regent Mrs. Theresa Byron Moth Dept. 339 08 James Hannon. 24 Cedar street, Law- Flowers, and as the Andover Garden Club is Free Warden 217 78 planning a similar competition with awards Lester Utley arc working hard to give this of Methuen; Vice Regent Miss Toyc repre rence, to Delvina Bourassn, II Cuba street, lecture a background with the proper atmos senting Grand Regent Mrs. Bessie Mullen Health Dept. 1181.59 at St. Augustine’s church, by Rev. Charles and prizes, Mr. Morse’s ideas and suggest 1187 11 ions will be most helpful. phere and plan to have the stage set with of tile l.nwrcncc court; District Deputy Mrs. Sewer Maint. A. Branton, O.S.A., November 24. furniture and pictures loaned for the occasion. Mary Crane of Lawrence and Miss Lillian Highway Maint. S.KJO 70 Holly and mistletoe have long been used in 4591 73 Edward J. Crane. 40 Katherine street, The Club Trio, Mrs. Henry J. Simmers, Keegan, officer of the Lowell court. Snow Removal Lawrence, to Louise E. Dumont, 3 Arundel the South but in staid New England, where Vocal selections were rendered by Miss Street Lighting 3880 30 the celebration of Christmas was for years Mrs. Frank Gould and Mrs. William J. 3825 20 street, Andover, November 26, at St. Augus second to that of Thanksgiving, it is com Pcdlow, with Mrs. Frederick C. Smith, ac Kathleen Jennings of Lowell with Miss Public Welfare tine's church by Rev. Charles A. Branton, companist, will sing two groups of songs: Lillian Sullivan of Lowell at the piano. Mothers’ Aid 1638.80 M EMORIALS of M ERIT for FIFTY YEARS paratively recently that lavish decorations Soldiers’ Relief 627 79 O.S.A. for the Christmas season have been used. “ Minuet, When Twilight Weaves” by 620.46 cuntomers and > accom- The story of the young Harvard student Beethoven, “Sweet and Low” by Barndy, Old Age Assist. it REASONABLE The Sweetest Story Ever Told” by Stults Communication School Dept. 20229.79 Miss Dorothy M. Hardy, daughter of Mr. known all over New Knftland an leading symbols of of fifty years ago, who trudged two miles Memorial Hall Lib. •1 28 and Mrs. Herbert Hardy of Andover was the cnilurunce ami beauty; each anil every MEMORIAL la our own product, dealllned through the snow to wish his fiancee a merry and “Cradle Song” by Brahms. Editor of toe T ownsman Parks and Playgrounds 346 76 guest on the holiday week-end at the home and manufactured by ourselre* and sold to you with A GUARANTEE IO GIVE Christmas before departing for his holiday, Mrs. Dana Kirkland and her committee 5151.18 of Miss Gertrude l.ang of Groveton. YOU LASTING SATISFACTION is true we arc assured. Reaching her home will serve refreshments after the program. Dear Sir: Interest Wo request that you call and Inapcct our exhibit of PINISIIEI) MEMORIALS. quite exhausted from his struggles through Departing from the custom of the last few I should like to correct the rather misleading COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED CATALOG sent on request. the drifts, but cheered by the sight of the years of having a large Bridge Party for statement as to the town treasurer’s office JOHN MEAGHER & CO., 22 Central St., Peabody, Mass. the knocker to give it a resounding whack, Charity, the various club members are to hours in the report of the Gommittec on Telephones PEABODY 565 or 568 when what was his horror to find it support have one or two tables of bridge in their Salaries in your last issue. The facts in the GOOD BUYS IN FOOD THIS WEEK homes and the proceeds going to the Com case could easily have been ascertained. ing a wreath! He removed his hat, tip toed erhaps, however, I should thank the com On Friday, Miss Hailey and Miss Comegys down the path and floundered back to munity Service Committee for its Christmas Abbot Academy Notes Cambridge where he immediately wrote his Cheer. These parties are being given good mittee for the opportunity to clear up any Tender Young Pork Loin Strip 15c attended the meeting of the Association of support by the club members and their prevailing uncertainty in the matter. The return from the Thanksgiving recess Colleges and Secondary Schools. Miss lady love a note of sympathy for her evident I am invariably at my office during the Tender Sirloin Roll — No waste. 40c was made on Friday evening, November 25, Grimes also attended, ns a delegate from the bereavement. friends. following hours: Monday and Tuesday—9 school, and will give a report to the faculty In our day when every house has its The Community Christmas Tree in Shaw- and classes were resumed on Saturday wreaths or bright decorations no matter sheen square which has been lighted by the a.m. to 12 m., 2 to 4.45 p.m.; Friday—2 to Smoked Shoulders 5 to Gibs. 11c | Native Fowl .. . 27c morning. later on the trend of the meeting and particu Shawshecn Village Woman’s Club since it was 4.45 p.m., Saturday—9 a.m. to 12 m. This The Trustees of Abbot Academy met in larly on the discussion of the Chemistry how unpretentious, some helpful suggestions schedule does not, by any means, include all round-table which she visited on what to use so that our supply of laurel given by the late William M. Wood will he CHICKENS Boston on Thursday, the first of December. and other greens may not be destroyed, will lighted as usual this season but the expense the time spent on town business, but I do The Rev. Frederic Noss of the South be most welcome. is being shared by the Parent-Teacher Asso usually go to Boston on Wednesday or 4 lbs. at 24c lb. | 5 lbs, at 27c lb. | 6 lbs, at 29c lb. I church will conduct the service on Sunday Mr. Morse might well advise us also on ciation, the Community Sunday School and Thursday, in which case I am at the office at evening, December 4. what-not to use, for some of the decorations various business houses making it a true 4..15 p.m. to take care of anything needing’ Boston Market Celery 25c I Belgium Endives 35c lb. “The Glories of the Thirteenth Century,” Community Tree. immediate attention. In my absence, the ACADEMY GARAGE one sees are about as incongruous as the town accountant hands out any pay enve and SERVICE STATION j which William Webster Ellsworth will de rabbits, blue birds and comic pictures on The Dramatic Department under the scribe on Tuesday evening, December 0, some of our so called Christmas cards. direction of Mrs. John M. Birdsall will meet lopes which have not been called for on pay SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES should interest many people besides the The meetings of the committee on the Friday afternoon, December 9th at the home day and transacts any other routine business. 25c per dozen ---- 35c per dozen Storage Rates Reasonable | students of Abbot, many of whom are read Club Die seem to have been held in secret of Mrs. George Winslow, Lowell road. My general policy is to be at the office when ing of that period in their history classes. All session and behind closed doors and no hint The Club Chorus, under the direction of I know of anything to be done and not other 10 -2 5c $7.00 and up per month friends of the school are welcomed to this wise. Sweet Potatoes Very dry of their conclusions has leaked out. A special Mrs. Frederick Smith will meet Tuesday Sincerely, lecture, at eight o’clock in Davis Hall. report from the chairman will be given on afternoon, December 6th at the home of Bread or Pastry Flour ...... 69c bag 24 Hour Service The school is anticipating great pleasure December 6, and is awaited with great Mrs. Henry J. Simmers. T iiaxter E aton mi Tuesday morning, when Mr. Ellsworth interest. E.H. B. & M. Lobster ...... 2 7 c ...... 4 fo r $1.00 Gould Batteries, U.S. Royal Cord will read poetry to them at the chapel Turkey Awarded Hoyt’s Peanut Butter, (2 lb. jar)...... 25c Tires, Everendy Radio Tubes exercises. Seventy Expected at Professor Kirtlcy Mather conducted the Frye Village to Be at Penny Social Statler Toilet Tissue (3 rolls) ...... 19c pkg. 32 PARK ST. Tel. 8131 evening service on Sunday, November 27, Fellowship Meeting B. & M. Beans (Cal.—Yellow Eye—Kidney) 1 5 c...... 2 fo r 29c in Davis Hall. Subject of Talk Cent by cent the treasury of the Sherrill C am p b ell’s A ssorted S o u p s...... 3 fo r 25c The regular monthly meeting of the The vestry of the Andover Baptist church club of Christ church took on a prosperous will he the gathering place of some seventy looking aspect Wednesday night when the Chase and Sanborn Coffee Shawsheen Village Woman's Club, Monday men invited to attend a fellowship meeting 49c VALUE for Winter and Summer Comfort evening, December 5th in Balmoral Hall will club held its first penny social. In the (With Royal Lemon Gelatine) 35c be in charge of the Community Service Com Monday evening next, December 5, at 7:30 neighborhood of one hundred and fifty Nothing can approach the mittee of the Club, Mrs. John M. Lynch o’clock. people came to the Parish house during the chairman. Mrs. Leon P. Dutch, Chairman of The program calls for many interesting evening to participate in the fun and to GREELEY CO. Community Service of the Massachusetts events, opening with the singing of America share in the prize awards. Enthusiasm un Federation of Women’s Clubs will be the followed by a prayer. Then an explanation bounded on the part of the guests testified of the purpose of the meeting is given to the popularity of the event. Ambye Oil Burner guest of honor. She will bring a message from followed by a welcome by the pastor, Rev. the Federation. A fine array of prizes was awarded to the L. I. Hansen. At 8:05 the speakers will he lucky ticket-holders, the grand prize, an Less Fuel Consumption — Higher Efficiency This will be Historical Night. Rev. William introduced. The speakers of the evening are G. Poor of Upton, Mass., will be the speaker alive but very much scared turkey, being EMPLOYEES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY as follows; taken by Miss Mary Sheehy. Others winners Many are the conveniences which make for a smoother- of the evening. His subject will be " Frye Rev. Clinton W. Carvcll, who will speak running home, but none proves more convenient and Village, Early Settlers and Industries.” Mr. and their prizes were as follows: Edward GENERAL CONTRACTORS Poor lived in the Village when it was called on the Fellowship of Man. Barton, cigarettes; Edward Dombrowski, constantly dependable than our fine kitchen-range F’rye Village. This will prove an intensely Fred E. I’itkin, Supt. of Schools, North chocolates; Mrs. John Sou ter, chocolates; BURTON H. WIGGIN MANAGER burner. Andover. First President and one of the Marion Fettes, chocolates; Hettie Farns founders of the Trinitarian Men’s Club of worth, cake; Marion Fettes, slippers; Elsie Excavating, Foundations, Brick, Carpenter, and Concrete Work. Come to our store and see the different models on display North Andover. He will speak on Our Club The Children’s Theatre of Nevr York Shorten, cake; Carl Holt, cigarettes; Mrs. Building Movers. Range and Parlor Stove Burners. Life, Its Functions and Activities. Souter, sugar; Ted Cole, dumpling; Mrs. Alteration and Repair Work a Specialty presents Both speakers are well equipped to bring Alex Blamire, powder; Elsie Shorten, cake; Also makers of the Ambye Furnace Oil Burner with our usual splendid messages of great value to the meet Mrs. Harold Cates, grape juice and candy; YOUR WORK IO RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED 5-year Guarantee. Frances Hodgson Burnett’s ing and are vitally interested in develop Walter Dombrowski, Melachrino cigarettes; LOWELL, MASS. ALL INSTALLED FOR $46.50 and REAL SERVICE ments of this meeting. James Griffin, cake; Mrs. Blamire, choco 179 EAST MERRIMACK ST. “Sara Crewe” This will be closely followed with an op lates; Carl Porter, pencil; Wallace Rennie, Telephones: Different Models from $23.50 to $35.00 all installed. or a “Little Prince..” portunity for fellowship and acquaintance sugar; Mrs. Charles Shorten, chocolates; period, where each one will have an oppor Mrs. Charlotte Holden, cake; Evelyn Skea, tunity to get acquainted with the others. pie; Mrs. Albert Cole, cigarettes; Walter Methuen Parent-Teacher Council The group will then gather and sing a few Dombrowski, jack-o-lantern; Sarah White, AMBYE BROS. INC. songs, after which the Chairman of the jelly; Walter Dombrowski, ginger ale; Mrs. REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS Central School Hall Standing Committee will speak to the men. John Thompson, cigarettes; and Mary M onday, Dec. 12 at 4 P.M . A solo will be sung by Clinton Stevens, Wood, cake. New England COKE who sings bass in the church choir. Following ABERDEEN BLOCK-NO. MAIN STREET - SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE Tickets 25c-50c-75c-tax exempt Bruce Valentine’s orchestra furnished this, (if it is the will of the group), an outline music for dancing during the evening. On Sale at Andover Bookstore will he discussed on the organizing of a William Burbine of the Sherrill club is D & H Cone Cleaned Anthracite definite men’s group and its committees pianist in this group of musicians. Mrs. consisting of officers, President, Vice Presi John Souter pleased the audience with her dent, Treasurer, Secretary, Chairmen of rendition of “Shanty Town,” while Joseph MOTORSTOKERS committees, program, social, membership, McGrath and Carl Hatch were well received YOUR BABY DESERVES THE BEST finance, and the group as a whole will he when they sang as a duet, “ My Wild Irish AUTOMATIC COAL BURNING EQUIPMENT divided into smaller groups with the up Rose.” proval of the assembly. The group will then In addition to prizes donated by members vote on an appointment of a nominating of the club, the following merchants gave Fuel Service Guaranteed—Try Us This Season committee, discussion of development of prizes: Hartigan’s Pharmacy, Walter E. By Laws, and the whole evening will be one Billings, A. Basso, Whitworth’s, Lowe’s of complete enjoyment and fellowship, fun, Drugstore, W. R. Hill, Dantos Bros., A. activity, and games. The meeting will close and I\, and McGregor’s Bakery. with songs, prayer, which will he followed by Edward Dombrowski and Martin Darby B . L. McDonald Coal Co. social period given by the social committee headed the committee, which included of the Philathea Class, under the direction William Nichol, Joseph Barton, Lester of Mrs. Lundgren. Hilton, William Skea, William Holden, and Eugene St. Jean. Court St. Monica k FURNITURE 4 Women Voters to j ® Installs Officers UPHOLSTERING • REPAIRING • REFINISHING Hear Health Talk PACKING ■ MOVING • STORAGE Mrs. Frank A. Welch was installed as WE MAKE grand regent of Court St. Monica,^ 783, On Tuesday, December 6th, the Andover C.D.A., for her second term in K. C. hall eague of Women Voters will hold its second AWNINGS, SHADES. MATTRESSES and SLIP COVERS The most extensive inspec Monday night. During the evening gold regular meeting at Phelps House, the home First Class IVork on Linoleum and Carpets pieces were presented to the following: of Mrs. Horace Poynter. This meeting will ANYTHING IN FURNITURE WORK tion force in New England. Chaplain Rev. Charles A. Branton, O.S.A., be in charge of the Committee on Child ten dollars, and two and one-hajf dollar Welfare, and the speaker will be Dr. Luize The most intensive super gold pieces each to State Regent Miss Mari Diez, Director of Child Hygiene, Depart C. S. BUCHAN, 43 st’ anne J. Collins and the retiring officers, Miss ment of Public Health, Commonwealth of vision of any Grade A Milk Katherine Buckley, Mrs. Joseph Levi, Mrs Massachusetts, the subject being “Commun supply in New England. John...... P. Alexander, Mrs ------. S. Frank------Bums , ity Responsibility for Child Health.” Al Mrs. Frank S. McDonald and District though this meeting is for League members The most thorough, scien Deputy Miss Margaret I.oftus. only, all women of the community who are District Deputy Miss Margaret Loftus of interested in the League and in its work of Any Landlord can tific laboratory service in Lowell was the installing officer anil she was education, are cordially urged to join the 1 0 . Dom New England. assisted by District Deputy Mrs. Charles J Andover Branch of the League of Women Bailey. Voters, and take part both in its general afford these terms! The following officers were installed 18 MONTHS TO PAY The most highly developed meetings and in the study groups conducted Grand Regent, Mrs. Frank A. Welch; vice by the various committees within the modern plant equipment in League. New England. Two of these study groups are now organ WHETHER YOU MOVE OR NOT. O f c o u r ie - izedid. The study group on Worften in Industry The most perfectly trained wfl’ll have it under the leadership of Mrs. A. Graham back Baldwin, has met twice in the evenings with YOUR HOME IS ENTITLED TO AN group of plant operatives in tom orrow !” a group of Industrial workers at the Y.W. C.A. in Lawrence to study the question of New England. Unemployment Insurance and the various ONE different plans now in operation or before automatic WATER HEATER The most uncompromising the public both abroad and in this country. set of high milk standards The speaker last Monday evening was Miss DAY Ethel Miller, the head of the Lawrence Any landlord can provide his tenants in New England. Y.W.C.A. who presented the outline of one with the comfort and convenience of SERVICE NOW! of these plans followed by a lively discussion Four Andover women, Mrs. John F. Andrews, instant hot water for only $10.00 If you’ve been putting oil having thut Mrs. Ralph Barnes, Mrs. A. Buel Trow down. Bring your property up-to-date Thee are «ome o f the dress or cout cleaned because you bridge, and Mrs. Harold Rafton, had been fcu iu rei th a t m a k e H ood’s can’t do without it, 'phone us imme in Boston that afternoon to hear the report — satisfy your prospective tenant. Fresher, Richer, Grade A diately! Our messenger will call for of Dr. Compton, President of M.I.T. and it—and in *24 hours it’ll he back, look chairman of the Commission on the Stabiliza MILK SPECIALISTS SINCE 1846 Milk, likewise the S a fe tt! ing us new as the day you bought it. tion of Employment, appointed by Governor GASCO AUTOMATIC WATER HEATER We guarantee the same Hue quality of Ely under the Department of Lalxir and Industry. This report will soon be published $97.50 installed (except in speciul cases). Slightly more on urn* work thut hus mude us funioun. and forms the basis of the Bill to be presented to the State Legislature for action at its next session. ARROW The study group on International Co G ra d e A M ILK operation to Prevent War, of which Mrs Ralph Barnes is the Chairman, held its first r UBERCULIN TESTED COWS Dyeing- meeting last Tuesday afternoon. Miss Marie o o Carrol, Secretary of the World Peace Cleansing f oundation, gave a masterly summing up of h! p. h o o d & SONS, 425 MARKET ST. Tel. Lawr. 5167 the conditions existing in the Far East, with special emphasis on the Manchurian problem as outlined in the Lytton Report. The atti Producers and distributors of H O O D 'S Cherry Hill Certified Milk 58 MAIN STREET tuile ui the United States towards this ques