"habor iv-grace, no man; "National honor is national iinfortee..1,15, coo occasion- tHUEN property of the highest ally find men disgrace (ton, dough. value." Y Nutton of labr." t a concert hall, Broad. \lay 7 at l» her solo ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 6, 1948 nu two duct • Pianist of Novseslan, Welcome Mrs. Edgar Veterans Endorse Miss Nutton, ny outatand Public To Jading cities New Housing Act ate of Abbot Meetings Favor Adoption of Low Rental Committee Votes to Project At Special Town Meeting BIAS? Open Future Meetings Veterans of Andover are heartily and managing of the property. The By LEONARD F. JAMES mitifically To Spectators In favor of the adoption by the board would be made up of five fully On November 29, 1947 the United town of the law •establishing a members, four appointed by the se- The public will be welcome to oiently Nations provided the paper solu- Housing Authority here to pro- lectmen until the next town meet- oily tion for the settlement of Palestine attend all future meetings of the vide low rental housing for vet- ing, when they would be subject to -the division of the land into two school committee, according to a erans, and are looking forward to a vote by the electorate, and the parts, provisional or temporary decision reached at the hoard's re- a large turn-out at the special town filth appointed by the state. Rvery meeting Tuesday, May 18, when all action of the board would have to governments for the Jewish and cent meeting. the Arab states by April 1, 1948, angles of the project may he freely have state approval. This move follows a somewhat and the establishment of two inde- discussed. The rentals will be at prices that similar action taken hut a few pendent states by October 1. And Ileads of the various veteran or- veterans can afford. It is expected weeks ago when it was voted to thus was the problem solved, pro- ganizations contacted during the that they will be erected and oper- invite the press to attend the vided the Jews, the Arabs, the Rus- past week are unanimous in their ated without cost to the town, ex- sessions. sians and world politics could be opinion that the project will not cept for a small appropriation of ignored! At the special meeting last week only help many veterans, but will $500 which will be asked to cover the committee voted to adopt a the cost of initial operating ex- The immediate question in De- greatly relieve the housing short- motion of the Rev. John S. Moses, penses. pers cember 1947 was, How will parti- age in the town. seconded by Member William A. The rentals will be financed by tion he enforced? The three parties Under provisions of the bill, the Doherty that the public be wel- the issuance of notes or bonds involved—British, Arabs, Jews— Housing Authority in each city or comed to attend the meetings of guaranteed by the Commonwealth didn't know what the United States town will have absolute home rule the school committee except at and Russia (partners in agreement in the planning, building, owning (Continued on Page Four) such times as the committee meets Covers for practically the first time) meant in executive session. for to do to produce a solution, Did Russia, realistically, know that par- A request of the Shawsheen vil- on lage Women's club for permission tition wasn't possible? The United Parking Meter Bids to place in the Shawsheen school States proposed that as a means a bust of the late William M. 'Wood of keeping peace while partition was tabled. The bust and a plaque Sought By Selectmen ). 1350-R proceeded there should he a special Parking meters will be appearing states in the number of meters constabulary recruited on a volun- were formerly in the Administra- tion building at Shawsheen, anti in the business section of the town employed. teer basis by the United Nations. when taken over for the Sacred early this summer as the result of The survey further showed that How large? In 1947 Britian policed action taken this week by the se- the return per meter also varied a Palestine with 100,000 troops at Heart school, were removed and presented to the town. A motion of lectmen when they requested some great deal. For example, the town coat of $160,000,000. To whom Punch:in! Illgh ',hoot luij, form n human pyramid at the Member Doherty to grant per- of the leading nranufacturers of of Exeter, N. H., which Installed should the volunteers report? Who :,,,,-oat 1.0 (II exhibition in the Me ial auditorium April 28. mission to place the bust in the such devices to submit figures for 243 meters and put them into oper- should pay for the organization? 1.0,1 I.II to right, bottom row, Hilton P. l'ormey, Joseph school was not seconded and no their installation here. Who would be admitted to it? Jews, 31,11111o, Richard E. Gould, Herbert Otis, Gitet E. 31edolo; further action was taken on the '('101111 /.0,1, 'taro D. Greene, William E. Bowser, Leonard In a recent traffic survey made in matter. i.t•ritard, Gregory E. .Arabian; third row, Clifford A. Lawrence, the square and adjacent streets it Russell (;. Hoy It•, John W. Gillis; fourth row, Joseph B. Wentiik, was estimated that about 110 Ale.tin W. O'Hara; top, Robert L. West. (Surette Studio) meters would be needed for the area to be covered. WANTED Parts Andover Soldier While a minimum apace of 20 7 Room House — Must be feet for each machine is recom- in Residential Part of mended by some of the manufac- Shawsheen Dies of Wounds turers, the selectmen in their study Call Presents for the FIRST TIME in ANDOVER Word was received here Wednes- A break in the new 16-inch water of the problem are expected to ad- day of the death at Fort Knox, main on Reservation road early vocate a minimum of 22 feet per MRS. PAULINE BLOOD Kentucky, of Sergeant Clifford Thursday morning left the town machine. This will allow ample Lawrence 30020 Walker McKee, son of Mr. and Mrs. without water pressure for more room for entering and leaving each Davis McKee of 9 Cuba street, as than an hour. space without too much crowding. the result of wounds received when The break occurred about 100 Installation of the meters will be a shell jammed in the breach of a yards up from the Abbot bridge. A made only after a study of each howitzer and exploded. Two other large hole was torn in the road street with the cooperation of the Jplicates members of the gun crew were re- and the great volume of water that Pruning, Topping, Remov- chiefs of the police and fire de- ing, Planting and Trans- ported to be severely injured. gushed down under the railroad re mode With a Box of PERFECTION FRESH CHOCOLATES partments. planting. Fruit tree and bridge and emptied into the Shaw- McKee was serving his second A national record covering in- ornamental shrub pruning -ally you sheen at that point left a large enlistment in the Army and was stallations in every state tam the and spraying. gully along the road and tons of with the 76th Armored Field Union showed that in 1947 there gravel and rock piled up along its Battalion. were 255,01)0 in eters installed. ANDOVER ARBORISTS path. TELEPHONE ANDOVER 1914 Born in Andover, February 2. Massachusetts was far behind most The break was discovered about 1974, he first enlisted in the Army 5:55 a. in. when the water pressure Ap.•11 23, 1942. After training ill gauge at the pumping station start- camps at Texas and :Mall/Min, he ed to drop rapidly. Supt., ' YOUR ANDOVER FURRIER served overseas in the European Award It. Lawson was notified and with Wal- and African theatres. He was di, SAFEGUARD YOUR PRECIOUS FURS ter Baker and James S. Goodwin IN OUR MODERN, SCIENTIFIC FUR STORAGE VAULTS started over the streets through where they are safe from theft, fire, heat and humidity that dry which the main water lines flow. out the natural oils that make your furs lustrous and supple. ORIENTAL AND The torrent of water rustling Don't discard your old furs. You'll be amazed to see how RUGS DOMESTIC RUGS down Reservation road was soon we can remodel them to the latest styles. During the summer CLEANED—MOTHPROOFED—REPAIRED CARPETING EXPERTLY CLEANED discovered and the two gates at the months cur rates are much lower. There is more time to devote IN HOTELS - THEATRES - HOMES junction of Andover and Central to your Individual requirements. Why pay )meat —ORIENTAL RUGS A SPECIALTY— streets shut off together with an- !mare? Just 2% of valuation. Otash Rug Cleaning Co. other at the head of Reservation 5 BROOK STREET — METHUEN oath, thus isolating the break. ROBBIE'S FURS Tel. Lawrence 22298 or Lawrence 4372 15 BARNARD STREET, ANDOVER TELEPHONE 19541 eck Fords (Continued on Page Sixteen) etter job. gs-

Clean, cool, good-looking place Made of tough, water-re- pellent fibre; leatherette rE reinforced; snug-fitting. We Candy is always a treat. Whitman's Refrigerated ice can fit your car. Attractive SI When the candy is Candy Department. Ever Whitman's the treat is since we introduced this patterns. dies1/4 something special. And handsome refrigerator, our here in our store the customers have been find- tip Whitman's candies you ing Whitman's candies select have a wonderful more of a treat than ever rk. new-confected fresh- —Have you treated your- FORMER 5511111 & DOVE PLANT OFF ESSEX ST., ness, assured by our self to a box lately? Andover EVERY BOX YOU BUY HERE IS GUARANTEED FRESH

2 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 6, 1948

invited to attend. At the pre- 'tomtit' Just berme the turn of the vious meeting, Mrs. Dorothy San- century came Jan Horak, and CROSSWORD • • • By A. C. Gordon born gave a brief talk on simple what he wrote home about the AT THE LIBRARY crafts that could be made by this land of milk and honey brought BALLARI I ill ) Schofield, I age group, and suggested rainy a host of relatives-and friends to Mr s . EMI K IN DERG A RTEN ART he liallardvale kindergarten day activities. America. Jan managed to get 8 CEfiS ind you see the amazing exhi- group. Under the direction of Movies for Everybody into trouble quite easily, and tho E ct SU , bition of artistic talent among Miss Martha Howe, their teacher, All boys and girls are cordially story is filled with warm, human III ill The tI s i p, rt. held Friday laughter, quarrels, love making t t t A 13 the kindergarteners of our main the class illustrated the story of invited to a movie and story pro- t 0 fling by the members of the Fr school a while ago, with Mr. Mac- The Three Little Pigs, that mss- gram at the library on Tuesday and fun. .IIIIII i provrsoC:d3 ed very uccei Gregor and the Rabbit family, terpiece of suspense, deception, afternoon, at 3:35 o'clock, May ,JOHNNY CHRISTMAS ltlake . ,, Everyone had a chance to greed and wolfish fondness for 111th. The movies to be shown I. wer e and the gold-fish bowl, and the Johnny Christmas, restlessly :nan goo e it eci p e pork. Thp illustrations are on are "The House I Live In" and N. II ass. served the blackberry patch allt1 the parasol searching for a way of life, finds 2* ind coffee w y and the camomile tea? If so, you display in the Ballardvale branch "The Circus Comes To Town." himself in Western Texas, Taos committee. Community singing library. Art critics, teachers, Miss Lane will tell stories during and the remote Rockies. Here is III eu yeet l with Miss Margaret Hi know how well five-year-olds can ill 2.1 form their own opinion's of what fond parents and even those who the program. the West, crude and vigorous, ill 23 attjteh th e p want a small chuckle are cordi- sitot.3- Hour on the .Sir and a man to match it—surpris- L is correct in the field of illustra- The m included tion. Now, for those who would ally invited to view the drawings. Each Saturday morning, at ingly hard, and yet amazingly 2S- Ms 2& Charles Scobie, Mrs. Robert We suggest DIM at the same time, 9:45 o'clock, there is a story hour soft. II {bell, Mrs. Ralph Sharpe and go one step further, there Is a 11 Mintier example of the talents of visitors take a moment to look over WLAW, originating in the CRY, THE BELOVED IA■ 30 31 Ralph Greenwood. over the hobby material, also on Children's Room of the Lawrence COUNTRY Naton Women's Service League display. Public Library. Well-known A Zulu parson, old and humble, II Another all-day sewing me 35 361 31 M 1.:.1sIbits stories are told to the audience sets out from the hills of Ixopo, 31. 33 all oil held Wednesday In the CI BOOKS Thomas Richardson has two gathered there, and come over South Africa, to Johannesburg, Icy by the members of tile THY; LATEST AND MOST of his hobbies on display in the the air to boys and girls who find seeking his son, already fallen 37 W 40 41 Cs Service League of the I Young People's Room of the li- the old favorites worthy of listen- into evil ways. On finding him, - in ■ ill ,.,,ogregational c 11 u r c h. brary. Both his stamp collecting ing to again. The story to be imprisoned for the murder of a Fiction 43. m Michael Mullaney presided al tillium and his penny collecting told this Saturday, May 8th, will good mall, the father goes to the .usiness session held in the , Non-Fiction il hooks are on view. be an Uncle Remus title, by Joel other grieving father. This is a 11111 loon. Children's Books Party for Pre-School Group Chandler Harris. Miss Anne sad theme, the story of comfort 41 f ~~1111 Minahan is the story-teller. Lending Library On Wednesday morning, May in desolation, and a clear picture The suu1list meet ing of the NI 12th, at 10 o'clock, the last NESS' BOOKS of the South African people and list church was held Sunday, meeting of the pre-school group Recent books added to the their problems. The Business World with I))'. John Wingett, BOOK ROOM will be held In the form of a library include the following: I GALE WARNING Innes ACROSS 32—Early act of President 11—Nominal value of upervisor. presiding. Mrs. party for the little people and MY UNCLE JAN Auslander A magnificent story of desper- Roosevelt's securities. 14 Park St. Tel. 2010 1—A conveyance of administration 12—To excavate Wilson acted as secretary, di their mothers. All are cordially From Czechoslovakia to ate men and one girl, racing earl property 35—Military branch 14—Prohibitions imposed 7—Female quadruped 36—Sign of the Zodiac upon commerce the illness of Edwin Brown. 8—A civil wrong 38—Business obligation 16—Small European The nominations included 10—A point of time 40—Greek letter swallow II—Abbreviation appear- 41—Trees I7—An avenue at ) 40110,eW#217)!Ii ing on a discharged so , i SP 42—suffix signifying skin carnivals 'IITI II;ege:s: .1°1111 W. Stark, G1 # bill 44—To ponder 23—Chemical symbol for OA% JA„,,,, 13--Allowance made for 45—To deduct from nn erbium II. Brown, Samuel II. Moody, I 44 weight of a container account 24—Spanish affirmative itson, Edwin W. Brown, Lewl 15—Possessive pronoun 26—Supposing that 16—To disable DOWN 28—Abbreviated hectoliter •on, James Nicoll, Ernest RI 18—Man's nan'te 30—To deprive of energy 19—Vocational Under- 1—Floor coverings and James Bell. writers (abbrev.) 2—Mineral element 31—Roman 106 Stewards: Mrs. Lewis N 20—Collateral deposited 1—Prefix denoting 33—Color with a broker -again" 34—Lying In a resting Mrs. Ernest Rollins, Mrs. Harr 21—Debtor's Bond 4—Preposition place ton, Mrs. Gladys Shattuck. fahhrev. ) 5—Procured 36—To enter • stuck with 22—Anger James Nicoll, Mrs. Martha nil 6—Periods of time the others on an 24—Water expanse exchange Causland, Miss Ruth Stanley, 25—Entry showing in- 7—To come due, as w 37—Before note J. W. Stark, Mrs. James Moss, debtedness 39—Triple prefix 27—To fly with a burring 9—Merchant vin Nicoll and Mrs. Henry Ms sound 10—Share of surplus 41—Enjoyment 29—Pertaining to allocated to a 43—Manuscripts (abbresr,) Financial Secretary, Mrs. as of financial matters shareholder 44—Greek letter Meyers; Pastoral Relations, iSol.CTIoN WILL ill: FOUND oN PAGE 7) LEND 'LAO.---- KO Stark, George G. Brown, Mrs. 3 slogs Nason, Lewis Nason, Sant, other for a sunken fortune. Moody; Music, The Pastor, MEN AND VOLTS Many Features Harry Nason, Mrs. Helena Mt RAVO/10 AT WAR Miller Treasurer of Church, J. W. S ea 1, The story of General Electric's In Apple Festival Treasurer of Benevolences, accomplishments in World War While 40 apple blossom queen, Henry Meyers; Recording Ste II and represents the jobs of 1 7 5,- from as many towns may steal Edwin W. Brown; District Ste 0 0 0 men and women who worked the show during the Nashoha George G. Brown; Comm

STRIKE there on things essential for vic- Apple Blossom Festival, there Steward, Mrs. Lewis Nason; tory. Excellent illustrations. will be many other events which Leader, Edwin V. Brown; Su

\ \\to, \ \IA BOATS ANYONE CAN will attract visitors from far and tendent of Sunday School, U „ BUILD Popular Science Monthly near, reports Nathan Chandler of G. Brown; Janitor committee Step by step instructions for Sterling and chairman of the over cers of Trustees; Membership building your own sailboat, run- all committee. mittee, Mrs. Louis Nason, about. motor cruiser. or any of The Johnny Appleseed Ball MI Harry Nason, Mrs. J. W. the twenty-two other pleasure May 8 in tile City Hall Audi- Finance Committee. J. W. craft. Over 300 photographs, torium of Leominster will feature George G. Brown; Samuel B. IN, blue prints, diagrams, drawings. the selection of the queen and Mrs. Harry Nilson; Nomii 1111 Short cuts, tips, costs, materials, members of her court. She will Committee, NIrs. Lewis Nas In contrast, this small group of railroad fittings, etc., all given. be crowned officially by Governor W. Stark, George G. Brown; union leaders are attempting to flout the intent and spirit of the Railway Labor Act, SILVER KINGS Lewis Robert F. Bradford on Sunday. fur. Henry Meyers Church The story of the "big four" of May 16 at 1 p. m. and dictate their own terms. MIIIIMINI1111110=11111111111MINIMI They have dictated a paralyzing railroad the Nevada Comstock Lode, one The Nashoba area will be Look who gets squeezed strike. of the greatest of all silver mines marked to show tourists the best AUTO GLAS! You will be the victim! . . . John W. Mackay. James G. routes to see the springtime dis- How long will the American public stand Fair, James Clair Flood and play of apple blossoms. Picnic REPLACED Union leaders representing less than one-tenth of railroad employes for the undemocratic. arbitrary, and abusive William S. O'Brien. Here, against areas will he provided along the reject recommendations of President's Emergency board—refuse to use of the right to strike and the disregard the background of Virginia City way for tourists. The anticipa- WHILE U WA! of the obligation to provide transportation? and San Francisco in the '70's, is tion is that the best blossom die- negotiate except on their own terms—threaten to paralyze nation by strike! How long can the American people permit a revealing, interesting and au- play will be Sunday, May 16. a few dictatorial union leaders to defy the thentic slice of Americana. Fas- That same day apple growers THE LEADERS of three railroad unions, rep- after hearing evidence for 33 days, made processes provided for peaceful settlement cinating reading! and persons interested will be resenting less than one-tenth of all railroad recommendations based on all the facts in of disputes? employees, have called a railroad strike that the case. The railroads have accepted these Force seldom produces settlements that are BAR NOTHING RANCH Taylor given a demonstration of spraying would paralyze the nation. recommendations. either fair or lasting. Moreover, a point is Did you read "Chicken Every by airplane over the big orchards These leaders refuse to accept a 151/2 cents often reached when personal interests must Sunday?" Here's another book at the Marshall Farm in Fitch- an hour wage increase retroactive to Novem- Who's to blame? be held subordinate to the greater public by the same author, this time the burg. There will also be a dis- ber 1, 1947. This increase was recommended Although they deplored so large an extra cost welfare. That is why the railroads have ac- story of "Noelke" Webb who play of modern equipment used Board appointed burden, the railroads accepted the report of cepted the Emergency Board recommenda- MIRRORS by an impartial Emergency made the long jump front musical by orchardists in producing high by President Truman. the Board because they felt it was in the pub- tions. That is also why the leaders of these FURNITURE TOP! This increase of 151/2 cents already has been lic interest to uphold the spirit and intent of three unions should reconsider their decision comedy to cattle ranch. In no quality fruit. accepted by the 19 other railroad unions. But the Railway Labor Act. to call a Paralyzing strike. time at all, thy place became a CITY GLASS ( the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, fashionable "dude". ranch, with The first death penalty for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and all types of people—good, bad kidnapping in the United States 311 COMMON STREE" Enginemen, and the Switchmen's Union of Compare these wages with what you make ! LAWRENCE 1941 Average Annual and some slightly indifferent. was imposed at Kansas City, TELEPHONE 9539 North America won't accept what more than Here is a comparison Earnings •ith Wage 1939 Average 1941 Averar This is really funny. Missouri, in July 1931. 90% of all railroad employes have accepted. of average annual Type of Employe Annual Earnor Annual rt•-nintnended Ermines by President's Rowel They have called a strike to get more! earnings of engineers ENGINEERS and fireman for 1939 TRY Unions refuse rules discussion (pre-war) and 1947. Road Freight $3,966 $6,152 56,7E15 OUR Also shown is what 1947 (Local and Way) Certain rules changes demanded by these Road Passenger 3,632 5,391 6,025 WHO CARES? Home-Made Ice CI earnings would have Road Freight (Through 3,147 union leaders—which .could increase wages been if the 151/2 cents 4,682 5,167 still further —were recommended by the per hour increase. of- Yard 2,749 4,078 4,740 Board. But the union leader, want more— fered by the railroads FIREMEN they demand that the railroads nut into effect and rejected by the Road Freight $2,738 $4,721 $5,310 YOU AND I the chanties they asked for. including union 1' aders, had •Local and Way) ALL Road Passenger 2,732 Quality merchandise from Packers and Manufacturers those the Board felt •bould be denied. been in effect through- 4,544 5,176 out the entire year Road Freight 2,069 3,460 3,914 who are ever improving their processes for perfection On top of this, they insist that certain rules 1947. Yard 1,962 3,156 3,646 changes proposed by the railroads I), with- Railroad wages computed from Interstate Commerce Commission Stat.•ittent 111-3119 of their products — THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN! drawn—in spite of the fact that the Board rec llllll nended them! These union leaders That's the merchandise that we buy have refused to negotiate except upon these arbitrary terms. and you buy ... Greater wage increase not justified SO, YOU SEE— .1 complete line of al Engineers and firemen are anima; the high- Lines, Newspapers, Ci QUALITY MERCHADISE COMES FIRST Tobacco, est paid of all employes in America, as figures Cigarettes, in the box show. This strike threat doesn't and candy. justify giving a greater increase than other railroad workers received, ROOM 214 • 143 LIBERTY STREET • NEW YORK, NEW YORK The Rockport Market Boards are a means provided Andover S1 Emergency We are publishing this and other advertisements to talk with you at Service by the Railway Labor Act in the public inter- first hand about matters which are important to everybody. Tel, Andover 1234 Accommodation Dames Bros. Elm est to avoid strikes. The President's Boards THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 6, 1948

Hutchins of Kennebunk, Me., re- "don cently. • SUTHERLAND'S STORE HOURS: 9:30 TO 5:30 DAILY BALLARDVALE The Brownies and Girl Scouts of Mrs. Mize! Schofield, Correspondent, Telephone H9H-M the Vale attended the movies given Fuesday evening in the Memorial PARTY A SUCCESS °Ills, Edwin W. Brown, Mrs. Harry Hall Library. A film showing scenes The testing party held Friday eve- Nason; Hospitals and Homes, Mrs. of Camp Mantle Eaton was shown George G. Brown; Church Board of ning by the members of the Friend- as well as two comedies. ly Guild proved very successful. Education, The Pastor, Supt. of Sun- Mrs. James Sparks visited in Bev- WITH LOVE Everyone had a chance to taste day School; Supt. of Printery Dept., erly Sunday, where she attended many goodies. Recipes were sold Mts. Harry Nason and George G. (MAY 9th IS MOTHER'S DAY) and coffee was served by the social Brown; Missions and Church Exten- the wedding of her brother, Charles sion, The Pastor, Supt. of Sunday committee. Community singing was Fladger. enjoyed with Miss Margaret Hadley School, Mrs. Harry Nason. Mrs. Virginia Hofer has returned What other gift is more carefully chosen, more lovingly tendered than Personals at the piano. to New York City after visiting the gift for Mother . . . and Sutherland's gathers this gift material The committee included Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Osgood of relatives in the Vale. Charles Scobie, Mrs. Robert Mit- Chester street entertained Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mears and daughter, for you in just that manner. Have it Mrs. Joseph DeSilva and family of Ruth, of Oak street left Wednesday chell, Mrs. Ralph Sharpe and Mrs. gaily gift-wrapped for extra decor Ralph Greenwood. 1,owell Sunday. for New York City. Women's Service League Miss Clara Campbell, a student . . . and be sure that she'll be Another all-day sewing meeting nurse from Arlington, visited Mr. 11 and Mrs. John Dube of River street pleased when Mother is Queen Was held Wednesday in the Church over the weekend. Miss Campbell vestry by the members of the Wo- . . . this Sunday men's Service League of the Union was surprised at a party held Sat- SHATTUCK congregational char c h. Mrs. urday evening in honor of her birth- Michael Mullaney presided at the Cay. business session held in the after- Miss Doris Nicoll and Miss Shir- ley Nicoll of Clark road and Mrs. lawn. FARM as adverneed la manual Meeting Clifford Warner of Lynn spent the MADEMOISELLE The annual meeting of the Metho- weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Donald ICE CREAM STAND and CHARM 114 church was held Sunday, May Boyd and family of Hartford, Conn. : with Dr. John Wingett, district Freddie Buckley, son of Mr. and value of ,mervisor. presiding. Mrs. John Mrs. Lionel Buckley of Chester RIVER ROAD - ANDOVER Lite Yibton acted as secretary, due to street, is, spending his vacation with ons imposed Mr. and Mrs. John Ginalski of amerce illness of Edwin Brown. IfOptan The nominations included the Lowell. ue at Mr. and Mrs. John Carol of Wo- Trustees: John W. Stark, George burn street and Mr. and Mrs. James it symbol for II. Brown. Samuel B. Moody, Harry Butler of Andover street spent the affirmative weekend in Boston. is that Nam, Edwin W. Brown, Lewis Na- Catherine G. Shattuck ated hectoliter ,on, James Nicoll, Ernest Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Perry of We of entre/ and James Bell. High street entertained DeWitt 106 Stewards: Mrs. Lewis Nason, a resting Mrs. Ernest Rollins, Mrs. Harry Na- Maytag - Spartan - GM Frigidaire - Eureka - Bendix sal', Mrs. Gladys Shattuck, Mrs. r a stock with ere on an James Nicoll, Mrs. Martha Mac- ie Causland, Miss Ruth Stanley, Mrs. F. J. LEONE CO. bag bouquets BLOSSOM TIMIS Tells J. W. Stark, Mrs. James Moss, Mel. ent vin Nicoll and Mrs. Henry Meyers. 5 FLOORS— rips' (abbrtv,) Financial Secretary, Mrs. Henry FAMOUS BRAND NAMES Ater Meyers; Pastoral Relations, J. IN. Picked for Mother's Day ) Stark, George G. Brown, Mrs. Harry Radios - 44alicascei FIESTA Nason, Lewis Nason, Samuel 13. t.ures Moody; Music, The Pastor, Mrs. 130 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. harry Nason, Mrs. Helena Moody; TELEPHONE 7637 _ Treasurer of Church, J. W. Stark; -estiyal Treasurer of Benevolences, Mrs. Stromberg Carlson - Television - Domestic Sewing Machines blossom queens Henry Meyers; Recording Steward, was may steal Edwin W. Brown; District Steward, the Nashoba ileorge G. Brown; Communion Festival, there Steward, Mrs. Lewis Nason; Lay The perfect purse for a lady of delicate it events which Leader, Edwin W. Brown; Superin- tastes. Her favorite flowers—hand-painted s from far and tendent of Sunday School, George an Chandler of G. Brown; Janitor committee, Offi- on a golden fob. Her favorite fabric — rich nan of the over cers of Trustees; Membership com mittee, Mrs. Louis Nason, Mrs. rayon faille. All at your favorite price! $ 500 pleseed Ball on Harry Nason, Mrs. J. W. Stark; Black, brown or navy. lty Hall Audi- Finance Committee, J. W. Stark, PLUS ter will feature George G. Brown; Samuel B. Moody, sorhour the queen and Mrs. Harry Nason; Nominating ourt. She will Committee, Mrs. Lewis Nason, J. fly by Governor W. Stark, George G. Brown; Audi- Telle ,rd on Sunday. tor, Henry Meyers; Church Rec- r STREET FLOOR GARLAND area will be wrists the best AUTO GLASS springtime dis- ossoms. Picnic REPLACED Pitied along the From Hand The anticipa- WHILE U WAIT tst blossom die- May 16. apple growers To rested will be Lion of spraying he big orchards Foot Farm in Fitch- At left, double woven also ,be a die- You can make deposits 24 hours a day: fabric gloves, also in ray- tquipinent used MIRRORS Weekdays, Saturdays and Sundays. on, in new Summer col- producing high FURNITURE TOPS ors. 4 and 6 button lengths. CITY GLASS CO. h penalty for A growing number of our customers are making $1.25 to $4.00 I United States 311 COMMON STREET LAWRENCE Kansas City TELEPHONE 9530 deposits by mail. Sheer lovely nylons by 1933. Alba that will be her pride to wear. All sizes and TRY OUR shades in full fashioned hose. Home-Made Ice Cream $1.65 - $1.85

fe c tu re rs perfection Nlere1 . s STREET FLOOR COME IN! Bay State we buy Clive A A Belt) sou.1,

238 Essex St. Gift. Certificate lielps 1 ou shop A complete line of Maga- zines, Newspapers, Cigars, Lawrence Fr Sutherland*, For Slot111.1. I RST Tobacco, Cigarettes, Fruits and Candy. Time Sales Department And Let Mom Choose .(odour .;110 29 Broadway 'kel SECOND FLOOR without charge Andover Spa Member ledetal De/,ow la,urance Corporation tion Service Dante Bros. Elm Square will get the advantage of it. Joseph Horan, president of the Parking Meter Bids Veterans Endorse Allied Veterans' Council, said he "There Is a critical housing short- Sought by Selectmen New Housing Act age in Andover and if we can't do heartily endorsed the measure and at ia previous nieet- (Continued from Page One) something now for the veterans we that the council (Continued from Pa THE SMARTEST FURS OF THE to ge One) SCOUT will never do it. It appears that the Mg had appointed a committee law. as to principal and interest. The Federal government Is about to l into the worktngs uf the ation June 2, 1947, estimated that the SMARTEST NEW ENGLAND homes will be only for veterans of pass a similar bill which will ab- He said that the members of the return per year would he about all wars and their dependents. ,rorb whatever the state is going to council, representing all the vet- $8000. Some places reported a ro. Troop 70—t Joist Church There will be three articles in the do. It Is not going to mean that the eran organizations in town, were in turn of about ..60 per machine The troop went on a hik WOMEN WILL BE warrant for the special town meet- tax rate is to go up any higher on accord as favoring the new law. each year, others were much lower camel Woods Saturday, Ma ing called for Tuesday, May 18, in account pf it. The veteran will get The committee, formed before The study made here has given under the guidance of Si the the Memorial auditorium at 7:30. the housing at a fair rental with the selectmen announced rise to the belief that each machine master George Luedke. A a special meeting to act on the meas- The first article will be to see if the possibility of buying it later." will return not less than $50 a year. did meal consisting of Han the town will accept the Housing Attorney Stulgis further stated ure, is made up of James Doherty, The charge is to be live cents an stew, rolls and potatoes chairman, Arthur Coon, D. A. V., Authority and appropriate the sum that he believes the town is inter- hour and one cent for 12 minutes. cooked and thoroughly enj of $100 for incidental expenses. ested in the project and added that Joseph White, V. F. W., and Mi- For the first few weeks the ins. by the members. Next week chael Moriarty. Anivets. May 7 thrtnigh May 9. the t The second article will be to see they should come to the town meet- chines ere installed it is expected Chairman Roy E. Hardy of the ill go on a three day cant if the town will appropriate $280 ing to voice their approval of the that police will be somewhat lent w board of selectmen, will discuss trip. The troop has just re for rental of rooms for the D. A. V. bill. ent with drivers getting accustomed the project at the meeting of the istered. Several boys and for a seven month period, June 1 to "They can give us some good to the use of meters, but pro- American Legion tonight at the le- December 31. ideas of where the housing should ponents of their installation feel scoutmaster are working on gion rooms. The third article is to transact be located. I am interested in a bet- that mace motorists become fa. plane and train models and whole troop is working c any other business that may legally ter type of housing, something that miller with them the machines with come before the meeting. will not be an eye-sore, but good • The famous Cherokee tribe of proper supervisionr vIsi o Ja w ill anak e (amp pack project. homes that will add to the beauty ,i tui podilfficeere in Expressions of approval of the Indians formerly occupied the g b e parki ng Troop 71—Sbawsbeen P.T.A project have been made by officials of the town." Carolinas, Georgia. Alabama and problem throughout the Mildness There twill be a meeting of of local veteran organizations. G. Alton Porter, commander of Tennessee. area. troop Monday evening, May Attorney Vincent Stulgis, com- the V. F. W. post, said: "The An- Because of the closing of dover post, 2128, Veterans of For- mander of Andover Post 8, Ameri- Agent for Airplane Reservations schools for vacation thele WE can Legion, said that if the state eign Wars, goes on record as being Hotels and Steamship Lines meeting May 3. Several was going to underwrite 200 million 100 percent behind the state hous- scouts who are approai:hing Andover Travel Bureau SALES AND SERVICE dollars worth of bonds for veterans' ing loan bill." Commander Porter age of twelve are soon to FRED E. CHEEVER Mgr. housing "it is my feeling that if we further stated that he thought the Domestic Heating Systems the troop. Eight boys have Also REAL ESTATE CALL LAW. 25293 — ANDOVER ENTERPRISE 5343 don't get some of it we will have to project would be of considerable tatively planned to attend 21 Maln St. Tel. 775 or 1098 4 Virginia Rd. Tel. tel. 1957 pay the bill anyway and others assistance to many veterans and onway this summer and their families. whole troop will go on the poree In June to Camp Dad vent. Pont it's pond. Pack 71—Shawsheen P.T.A. The next meeting of the win be held Wednesday. Mt at the Shawsheen school. plans for registration wil trade at that time and Den ers will have lists of boy gether with registration fee cubs who are continuing. Killilen of Den 4 plans to for membership with Troop ONE KILOWATT St. Augustine's school. So of electricity will light sixteen other cults are planning to regular sixty-watt bulbs. Troop 71 of the Shaw P.T.A. Robert Bannister ol I was awarded the Lion md gold and silver arrows

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PART OF NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM Main Office: 25 Rallroa Lawrence — Tel. I mitteeman Joseph McCarthy held Andover Soldier tan advancement court of honor Respond To Fire Dies of Wounds en Wednesday evening, May 5. Troop 72—Free Church At North Reading (Continued from Page One) age one) The scouts have been making Traffic accidents took the lives of Andover fi rciti e called 'purged November 19, 1945, and re- line progress during th past six 32,500 Americans in 1947. While this Sunday night to hatEe stubborn imated that ..iisted July 8, 1947. a1t1 he about months. Se‘rera1 troop commit- highway death toll was less than blaze that destroyed one tee house ' 26, and John Mitchell received teenier), including Merrill Burnett, the 33,900 fatalities recorded for the lie attended the local grammar ported a re- Troop 7o---t 'Mist Church and badly damaged another near ter machine The troop went on a hike to the two year Service Star. The Robert Meadowcroft and Arthur prior year, the number of persons and high schools and prior to his Martin's pond, off route 28, North much lower. rarmel Woods Saturday, May 1, meeting was In charge of District I Schwarzenberg have been guiding Injured was substantially greater, enlistment worked at the Hardy ..,,der the guidance of Scout- (7omtm.ssioner Walter C. Caswell the programs. The troop has also according to figures released by the Reading. 'e has gives Brush factory. In May, 1944, he piaster George Luedke. A splen- and Pack Committee Chairman been fortunate In keeping several Travelers insurance company. The fire started in the corner of acii machine married the former Doris M. Brad- n $A0 a year. did meal consisting of Banter's Lincoln P. Vaughn. Den 2, in or the veteran members as lead- More than 1,365,000 were injured one building and swept along rapid- I shaw of Andover, who has been lye cents an stew, rolls find potatoes was charge of Den Mother Mrs. ers. Among those assisting David by automobiles last year, while in ly to ignite the adjoining one. Dis- Cargill are Judfor Assistant 12 minutes. cooked and thoroughly enjoyed Eleanor Schaberg, put on a skit 1916 there were 1,300,000 injuries covered by Donald Lamprey, opera- residing with him near Fort Know. seks the ma• by the members. Next weekend,. that proved to be very interest- Scoutmaster Douglas Hart, Roger counted. tor of Don's Cafe, the fire had Besides his wife and parents ho Dea and Jack Arabian. is expected May 7 through May 9, the troop ing and humorous, Contained in a booklet called gained considerable headway by the is survived by two sisters, the mewhat lent. will go on a three day camping Troop 73—South Church Troop 76—Ballardvale P.T.A. "The Fifth Commandment", (which time the North Reading apparatus Misses Irene and Mary, and three ;accustomed trip. The troop has just re-reg- At a recent "stunt night" at Scoutmaster Arnold Schofield is "Thou Shalt Not Kill") are other arrived. brothers, James, William and rs, but pro- istered. Several boys and the South church the troop presented has been busy registering the accident figures( such as: Out of town help was summoned Davis, all of this town. :nitration feel scoutmaster are working on air- two skits, "The Horse Thief" and troop which Is now sponsored by Two out of every three auto acci- from neighboring communities. An- The body is expected to be re- become fa. plane and train models and the "The Boy and the Clock." Val- the Ballardvale P.T.A. Scout- dents in 1946 involved mistakes by dover headquarters were notified turned to Andover later in the lachinea with whole troop is working on a entine Robbins played the role of master Schofield went to Camp drivers. and box 94 was sounded at 11:30 week. Funeral arrangements are ion will make lamp pack project. Horse Thief and others in the Onway Sunday, May 2, to assist Exeeding the speed limit headed p. m. Engine 3 responded and pending. in the repair work. worked at the blaze for about two the parking Troop 71--Shawsheen P.T.A. cast were Bruce Douglass, Robert the list of accident causes. Speed- the business There will be a meeting of the Gillis and Bob Hutton, Jr. Play- Pack 76—Ballardvale P.T.A. ing killed 9,400 and injured 260,000. hours, pumping from Martin's troop Monday evening, May 10. ers in "Th^ Boy And the Clock" The other Cub Scout and Boy Crossing between intersections pond. ROOFING Because of the closing of the were John lielka, Peter Doucette, Scout units hope to be able to killed 3,200 pedestrians and injured Engine 2 of Ballardvale covered schools for vacation the1e was no Bob Hatton, Jr.. and Warren welcome the new Cub Pack into 51,000. in at the North Residing fire head- ROOF REPAIRING ;error), Jr" scouting very soon. quarters and while on duty had a meeting May 3. Several Cub Metcalf, whose younger brother Four thousand children under 15 OF ALL KINDS ER scouts who are approaching the portrayed a cub scout. The week Memorial Day years of age were killed by auto- call to a house fire which was extinguished with little damage. 25 Years of Experience ERVICE age of twelve are soon to join end of April 30, the Green Bar Scoutmasters and Cubmastera mobiles. The lighting equipment of the. local Systems the troop. Eight boys have ten- Staff, which consists of the senior are asked to issue orders that More than 80 per cent of 1947 All Work Covered department was taken to the scene tatively planned to attend Camp patrol leader, patrol leaders and every Boy Scout and Cub Scout crashes occurred in clear weather. By Insurance ,i. And. 1987 in the chief's car. Onway this summer and the assistant patrol leaders, went on participate in the parade this One-third of the 32,500 deaths c- Damage by the fire was estimated whole troop will go on the Cam- a hike to Lakeview, Dracut, and year. Last year very few of the curred on the open highway. HENRY E. GOSSE at approximately $50,000. One of pores in June to Camp Dad Sar- camped out. Boating and out- town's 250 scouts and leaders Defective brakes killed 990 and HAGGETT'S POND ROAD the houses contained an artificial gent, Pomp's pond. door scouting activities 'were en- were in the line of march. If all injured 22,000. WEST ANDOVER ice plant recently built at a cost of Pack 71—Shawsheen P.T.A. joyed. 'troop Committeeman Bob turn out the contingent will be Forty per cent of the traffic Telephone Lawrence 38806 $10,000. The next meeting of the Pack Hatton, Sr., turned out -to be an one of the largest of the day. deaths occurred on week-ends. win be held Wednesday, May 19 excellent chef. Scoutmaster Les- at the Shawsheen school. Final lie Mullin (announces that the plans for registration will be troop will go to Camp Onway, made at that time and Den moth- Raymond, New Hampshire, May ers will have lists of boys to- 15 to assist in making repairs gether with registration fees. for caused by the severe winter just Cubs who are continuing. John passed. Also, May 22, the Scouts Killilea of Den 4 plans to apply will conduct a general clean up for membership with Troop 75 of of the church in preparation for St. Augustine's school. Several Memorial Day. other cubs are planning to join Troop 7.1—St. Augustine's Troop 71 of the Shawsheen Recent meetings have been in P.T.A. Robert Bannister of Den charge of Assistant Scoutmaster I was awarded the Lion badge Bill Dolan. Scoutmaster Justin and gold and silver arrows April Rex announces that Troop Coin-

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She replied: Back Yard The point I'm trying to make as I nteresi into a pie—at least a pie such as When I spoke of feeding, I carrots, for instance, provides "Your majesty, I inn 25." is to use a small garden to best -1 England Mom makes. meant some good barnyard man- twice the amount of vitamin A Five years later he again put the Stories ,,, Iilt advantage. If you have 2,00(1 particti lar Gardener Says: that an average roan needs. Now same question to her. She again re. especia lly of suite: We had our limit rhubarb pie ure every year and a handful or square feet when you should have real o r that's something worth consider- plied: "Your majesty. I am 25." fed la o e We have three baseball fiends Tuesday, April 27, and we had two of a good fertilizer to each 5,000 for a family of five, it ing. "See here", said the king, ,nary way with our own toy at our house. Each pleasant our first hatch of asparagus bill. Ile sure, too, that the soil means that every foot of space “you re told me that five years ago." ,ii i mug h,te afternoon they move one of the April 2S. is not acid. ('hard, broccoli, beet greens, must be utilized and produce to "Certainly," she said. "I am not our readers, a (t o a y we pu radios out under the Rhubarb and asparagus are For best results, rhubarb roots leaf lettuce, pumpkins• spinach, the utmost. It means careful a di.ti(le on winter squash, and turnip greens one of those ladies who say one au enlightening old apple tree so two features every permanent should be allowed to grow at planting, plenty of Tertilizer, dower, England, contribute, are likewise par excellent sources thing one day and another the that Dad can listen garden should have. They take least one season before you har- plenty of weeding and thinning. one of our best known to the baseball game. such little space and they provide vest for home use. As I say, the of vitamin A. Cabbage, cauli- Remember that no vegetable can flower, snap beans, tomatoes, beloved citizens, Winslow suppose that's their a lot of good garden products big thing is to remember that grow fast and full sized if it Knowles of 3 Puncher(' av way of helping with early in the season. Even where rhubarb is a heavy feeder and spinach, rutabagas, green peas, competes with a dozen others for His contribution follows: the garden. Other- you have plowing done by trac- needs fertilizer of some sort peppers, and radishes are good the food and water that's in the red-letter day in wise, my garden ac- tor, the plowing is done so early every year to keep the stalks sources of vitamin C. It was a soil. illustration forty years ago tivities would be dis- in the season that no great growing and of good size. Naturally if you're going to Adam and Charles Black turbed by frequent amount of damage is done these get the most health out of your When you harvest the rhubarb. ,fished in London some 30 t trips to the house to crops, by the wheels running pull it. Don't cut it or break it. garden, you've got to do a little see how the game is coming. over them. planning ahead of time. This is PAINTING beautifully illustrated in Asparagus, too, is a heavy And I might add that they particularly true for tliose of us PAINTING AND PAPERING books on the British Isles. are a Six or eight rhubarb plants. if feeder. You buy two-year-old A SERVICE sad group of youngsters when who are limited in our garden INCASPEN5ARE had its call painter and a fed every year, will provide roots. It will be several years be- Interior and Exterior the home team loses. space. Then we certainly need for SHADE TREES, of the text, and both seem enough for the average family. fore you get much production. All Work Covered by Insurance to plan down to the last detail GARDENS a hd CROPS in love with the subject. ' Several times recently as the II'm a very simple matter to get In fact, the lied should not be cut Call Us For a Free Estimate in order to get the most out of hooks are now out of prir players on the field get into an them started. Go to any neigh- more than two to three weeks froth time to time beer argument the announcers; refer to bor who has good plants. One a garden area. BROUILLARD BROTHERS have the second year and only a light Bailey Road West Andover to corral some 20 odd. the fact that the old rhubarb is old plant will furnish enough cutting the third. After that Sweet corn for instance, takes Tel. Law. 32855 or :58507 up a lot of space, provides no On such a dreary day as asparagus will produce for 15 to Sunday any one of thefie vo 20 years if you keep it well fer- would have been a good an tilized and keep the weeds out. for the blues. The one I Lime is again necessary for was "Hampshire," that genie the best growth of asparagus sunny section . in the soul :Ind u yearly application of fer- England. I chose it partl tilizer is needed. its 75 beautiful illustrations, Of course I don't want to give ly because nowhere in the II the impression that raising as- Isles will be found so much paragus is as easy as it sounds terest to the historian or from what I have written. It quarian, and last but not isn't, but most good things come the how of our Mother An hard. where she has lived for non If you have asparagus, here's .000 years. Quite an old a tip. Snap or cut only the tips. What little the author, You'll like it that way. Leaving Telford Valley, has to say some old stalk won't hurt. In Andover the has a big At home gardens you can do many rover) is rather fragmentor; things you wouldn't do in a very interesting, or it was t commercial garden. I have gathered the fragmer A home garden helps build tether as best I can, thh towards better family relation- should you care to add it tr , ships, better health, better com- alumns, that a good many munities. readers of The Townsman !lad the subject matter e, I never stopped to realize interesting. until the other evening how It appears in the early much this garden program really days that region of Ham means in the way of better where Andover is situatec health. Somehow or other I had always thought that vegetables which are 85 per cent or better

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town. however, with the Anton ticulating; hawkeyed chapman con- 11.51)15) QUIZNIASTER New Effect .owing picturesquely through It, tending with hard-featured country- Now AT woRK As the two men left the movie, king greedy Story of Old Ando r ant, and some men, each alike bent on cheapening irt lady. On of Its antiquities are to one wits visibly more impressed e he seen in th4 public library; the other's wares, vigilent bailiffs EPISCOPA L MINISTER She replied W. with what they had just seen that Has Interesting Features among them an interesting Nelson and assize men wearing the E"Rtl""d ' l"'"" 5." six-figure (1Id England and one unbroken forest. But let the relic, Admiral Hardy's Bishop's livery, on the watch for McClain, who made a the other. cloak in I. Q." gain put the egeeially of some particular spot Rev. Telford Varley take on from whirl' Lord Nelson was wrapped deficient weights sir cozening ell salary its the original "Or. "It's really wonderful," said the ;he on tine radio, arrived here to take again re. ,aineeted in some real or imag- here. I when he was wounded and which wands, mountebanks and Willard first, "what great progress the films charge of the little Trinity Epis- I am 25." inary way with our own town of ', Here in the woodland at An-I covered hint when dead. singers, jugglers, and cut purses all have made within a few years, don't o king, copal church. lie was ordained "you trulover. are always interesting to mingled confusedly together in the you think?" s ago." clover the Saxon kings attracted I "About four miles from An- to the ministry recently, after or readers, and today we publish motly assemblage". "It certainly is," said the second, try the hunting facilities of the "over is the village of Weyhill completing his preparation at the l• " ant not an enlightening article on An- Winchester, very naturally, re- "thirst they moved, then they talked vho say one listrict had a 'viii' or residence. where for centuries on the broad Seabury-Western Theological Sem_ dover, England, contributed by ceives more attention from the au- and now this one smells." another the Here Edgar and Althelred the open green, the famous Weyhill inary, Evanston, of our best known and Redless made their home, and fair, formerly one of the thor, for no other city in England one most "I'm not sorry I left a fat job beloved citizens, Winslow L. here they held their court and ill110118 fairs in the south of Eng- can boast of so much historical in- before the microphone to appear Knowles of 3 Punchard avenue. aRSelll bled their Witans and emitt- land, has been held. The glories terest, having been a city since behind the pulpit," he told Har- ing contribution follows: ells. of Weyhill fair have all departed. Outwit days, and from 827 A. D. CONTP.OLS mon W. Nichols in an interview. erliEr It was a red-letter day in book "Andover nowadays bears little Formerly it was a great mark for •hen Count Egbert proclaimed him- P :1 L- INSECTS "All right, so I'm broke. I don't D BM crud illustration forty years ago when trace of antiquity, but few Illness all the country round, when elf king, the capital of Angleterrt A 5 consider that I threw nay money m DESEASE Warn and Charles Black pub- oven in Hampshire have older people flocked for the annual hir- or :100 years. R & D B away. Part of it paid for my lished in London some 30 or 40 associations. The earlier form of ing, and practically for all the an- It Is rather an interesting coinci- training. I have a lot of expen- beautifully illustrated in color, Ate name 'Andever' includes two nual buying and selling of stores, lence that on consulting the map sive motion picture equipment— books on the British Isles. Each Celtic places. names of frequent where cloth, cheese, and other 'Welt accompanies the volume, I Nu uu 10066 which is any hobby. And I have -own painter and author reeurrance in the locality, An and necessities were purchased or nd that Andover, England, is about had tin ( a library worth a lot—many of of the text, and both seemingly Hever, one meaning Spring and supplied sufficiently for one year's 5 miles north of Winchester, as is the books on theology." ° °©O P° E in love with the subject. These the other water. Andover, Abbots use. Nowadays, though the fair cur town of Andover about the McClain studied for the minis- 11101 kJ books are now out of print. I Ann, St. Mary Amport (the Mar- still lasts for three days, it is only ante distance north of Winchester tore in Massachusetts. try with the avowed intention of MOmmollim have from time to time been able guts of Winchester seat), and the important as a sheep fair. TREE being a country parson. EIDER] 0 OE URGEONS to corral some 20 odd. - streams of Anton and Anna pre- "Weyhill fair belonged to the The old Roman road, spoken of On such a dreary day as last serves the former; Mitcheldever mayor and corporatio-n of An- ty the author, crosses the Anton Sunday any one of these volumes and the three Andovers, lying dover, and the mayor of Andover tream about one mile north of An- would have been a good antidote east of it, the latter. exercised summary jurisdiction lover. It can be traced, as the au- for the blues. The one I chose "In Roman days a second im- or 'dusty-foot' justice here on his hor says, "through Harewood for- Sweet Thoughts for Mother's Day was "Hampshire," that genial and toortant Roman road crossed the 'pie powder' court, i.e., Cour Aux est, then past the spot where it sunny section in the south of Vitt Porta close to Andover and Neils Poudreux, just as did the joined the Via Porta near Andover". though no town is definitely As for King Edgar and his Queeu England. I chose it partly for Bishops' bailiffs at the St. Giles For a Special Mother, choose a Special Candy. Its 15 beautiful illustrations, part- known to have existed at the fair in Winchester. Allfrida, who had their residence in Andever, theirs is a sordid story ly because nowhere in the British juncture, R01111111 villas were scat- "We can get a pretty good idea and yet very interesting. Isles will be found so much of In- tered freely all over the district. of what went on at Weyhill Fair Mother will appreciate Chocolates or Hard Candies terest to the historian or anti- Roman pavenients or other finds from the author's description of St. Yours very truly, quarian, and last but not least, have been repeatedly unearthed. Giles Fair at Winchester. Winslow L. Knowles. selected from the many exclusive brands obtained

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News and Views States took over the burden of leadership in dealing with Pales. (Continued from l'age One) tine. Russia took the opportunity JUNIOR HIGH to denounce the United States for EST PA ii) Patricia Peterkln and Joan Godfrey Zionists, Arabs, Russians? Who trying to remove the noose that it )Ire. Sarah Lewis, (74 would command it? Those few had placed around its own neck. questions demanded specific an- VACATION Miss Fox of the High school also And today, only five months after savers—and never got them. The partition, all that the United N BIRTHS The long awaited vacation is gave the library live books for a. suggesti on ignored the pos- , i:tc:SirndaL Alay 2, 11 here, welcomed by all concerned. I which we thank her. lions delegates can see is that there vagueslide invasi on of Palestine by arm- . f i,i i.uii li pital, B Schools were dismissed April 30th Courses Next Year id probably be no new decision lea of neighboring Arab states. W Mr. and Mr:, Harlan Newto and will not reopen until May Next year, in the ninth grade, to abandon or reaffirm partition belkiednr:u:ogIn. Mr. Newton is the 10th. Report cards will be ready the students will have the ad- Middle East Oil until the regular Assembly session ga of Mr. and Mm. Charles Newtc to greet the students upon their vantage of an entirely new . next September, that the Jews and What happened to the suggestion lioutwell road, West Andover. return. course schedule. The four courses, ;Arabs will be left to control what for the special constabulary? Per- , portions of Palestine they can, and At St. John's hospital, Lowe are: College Classical, which ' Library haps the United States Department ' daughter Wednesday, April 2. takes in Latin and no science; that by the end of the summer the of State was embarrassed at Ameri- Mr. and Mrs. Henry LaWS01 The school library has been College Scientific, which has live two groups may he willing to listen can generosity in the United Na- North Adams. Mrs. Lawson is presented with some new books. periods of science a week and no to some type of United Nations tions, for the State Department was former Norma Darby. Two of them were given by the Latin; Business, which takes up solution. certainly aware of practical consid- Tuesday, AApril Hobby Club, with the money the first steps in business train- erations. Russia would like a foot- Su(•cess ror the JJews?e7 r hospital,pital m il2 which they won for having the ing; and Academic or vocational, theA hold in the Middle East. Russian Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fontein best float in the Christmas with shop or homemaking and ln the meantime wahat can be This chic looking line of beauties who displayed their troops in Palestine would be close Lawrence, Mass. Mrs. Fontair parade. One is a book on a very all the other essentials. All elegance and expected? In effect, the Jews have versatility at the Puncher,' High Gym exhibition to Turkey and the opportunity to the former Ruth Gilman of Le interesting hobby, entitled "Coin courses will have approximately lest week will soon be using safety razors. From left to right, already partitioned their area, but put more presure on that country. street, West Andover. Collecting." The other will be five study periods a week, even William Bowser, Richard Gould, Gaetano Medolo, William Fair- the present fighting indicates op. Furthermore, the United States has Art Group used by Owen Hinckley, manual though the student may take a born, Leo Bernard, Alston O'Hara, Michael Boloian and Robert position by Arabs, who stated that West. oil interests in the Middle East to The members of the West training teacher, in his shop club or art, etc. There will be (Surette Studio) truce was out of the question until the tune of an anticipated 2,000,000 Over Art Group who are takini the usual electives of art, band, the Jews renounced their intention work. The name of this is the barrels a day by 1952. And as sons under the direction of "Fundamentals of Shopwork." orchestra, and glee club. proved very interesting as they of setting up a seperate state. presently estimated the Middle Charles Kearns met Thursday took up all the details. The route Male Choir Faces The official Arab leader, the Fresh Air East has 60% of the world's oil April 29, at tile home of Mrs . they would take, budgeting their Grand Mufti, favors making the Henderson, Haggett's Pond As we believe fresh air a very trip, and the historical spots reserves. The Arabs also under- "IT'S THE FOOD" Real Competition Arab cause in Palestine a "holy Anyone wishing to join this healthful element, the doors of they would see were among the stood that. Work stoppage occurred, Where there's the fere combination et The stiffest competition in its war" against the Jews. But the etmosphere en4 .011111i Coed, testily pes- the school are not opened until pipelines were interfered with, and may get in touch with Mrs. 1{4 pond things which they studied. Mufti is losing power as leader of and in suitable portions. eight o'clock in the morning on 28-year history is anticipated by the some Arabian governments delayed by calling Mrs. Lester Dixon. —Specialising In Leheter end Chicken— Refrigeration the Arab League, a vague union nice days. This gives the students officers of the New England Federa- operation permits to Americans. Wekonle New Resident Little Red School House A very interesting speaker of the seven Arab states of Saudi Soule 125 a chance to get some fresh air tion of Men's Glee Clubs for the Not an announced policy, of course, Mrs. George Quinn and Mrs. North Andover made Friday's assembly a suc- Arabia, Egypt. Trans-Jordan, Iraq, before school. This also follows contest scheduled for Jordan Hall, but indicative of Arab pressure to bed Dow of Beacon street ( cess. A talk was given explain- Syria, Lebanon, and -Yemen. The • at noon time. As it Is so nice Boston, Saturday. May 15th. have partition plans removed. rained Tuesday evening in lion ing refrigeration and was fol- rulers of those states are suspicious Mrs. Desmond Lizotte who hr out now, all the students go out All dubs are interested to see What the United Nations, and the AFTER YOUR DAY'S WORK lowed by some demonstrations. of hint and of each other. King after lunch. United States, did was to gamble cently moved from Northampt OR WHENEVER YOU A dozen flowers were dunked into what the Andover Male Choir will Alaiullah of Trans-.Tordan is an un- High Plain road. Those prese a solution and when they were do in the light of its many previous on assumptions: that the Arabs ARE IN THE MOOD certain factor. His Arab Legion of welcome Mrs. Lizotte were: Many of our eighth and ninth were championships. Under the clever would not use force to resist par- brought out again, they some 15,000 trained men is the only Harold Lemma', Mrs. Alex Ri grade students are preparing to The and talented leadership of J. tition; that the Russians wouldn't Just like crepe paper. real Arab striking force, and the Jr., Mrs. John Gorrie, Mrs. Wi take entrance exams at Phillips speaker crumbled them in his Everett Collins, the Andover group want to participate if military oc- Arab rulers know this. His amhi- Line, Mrs. Walter True, Mrs. Academy and other private hand and passed the remains is always a strong competitor and cupation proved necessary; that DROP IN AND ENJOY A Cons make him suspect to them. wood Belding, Mrs. James I schools. We wish them, all the among the eager audience. To at Boston the club will appear at the United Nations wouldn't have REFRESHING DRINK for he wants to establish what he Mrs. George Laaff, Mrs. .1 luck they will need. the amazement of many children, full strength. They have scores of to back down, or enforce its solu- AND SNACK AT calls a Greater Syria to include Scobie, Mrs. Elmer Peterson, well-rehearsed selections in their tion with an army, or leave the Business Course "dry" ice was placed on the floor Syria. Lebanon, Iraq, Aral) Pales- Karl Haartz and Mrs. Es repertoire but can offer only one Jews and Arabs to fight it out; that tine and Trans-Jordan. The Jews The members of the ninth and kept there for 45 minutes, Kreiger. song of their own choice and the a Jewish state could be established may find Abdullah's ambitions a Walter's Cafe grade who are taking the busi- but showed no signs of melting. Grange News prize song chosen by the Federa- without destruction. ness course have been, studying The most interesting demonstra- foil for their own plans. At least. Twenty-three members of 6 Park Street tion for all clubs. travel for the past term. This tion of them all was that of Partition Abandoned that could well be a hope. It is dover Grange attended the changing soft edible peas into Judges listen from behind more than probable that the Arab Defiant Arab opposition to peal. meeting of Friendship Pomoni peas as hard as stone. The as- screens, are not allowed to confer leaders recognize their own mili- tion brought inevitable realization in North Andover. Grange hal sembly was ended by an open and must not be helped or hindered tary weakness. Their troops are of the situation to the United urday afternoon and evening discussion with the children ask- by applause, which is forbidden. irregulars; furthermore, a war States. On February 24, 1948 its afternoon session opened at ing many questions. The contest brings clubs to the which draws troops from home delegate to the United Nations with Worthy Master Peter R Class Rings or Pins annual concert at full strength, in could well occasion political re- straddled the issue of enforcing presiding. An informal disci Samples have been sent away good voice and well rehearsed on volts internally. The Arab rulers partition. On March 19 the United on the subject of "Whether for in order to help the ninth the numbers selected for the public are thus in danger of failing be- States suddenly abandoned support or Women Influence Men Mosl grade make its decision on contest. The Federation is the old- tween expansionist ambitions and "A Treadway Inn" of partition and suggested trustee- led by Mrs. Angeline Priest of whether to have class rings or est male musical association in the domestic disturbances. All is far ship under which further efforts ford Grange and Hartwell J Located on Campus of class pins. United States. from plain sailing, for both sides would be made to reach a Jewish- of Andover Grange. Supper find war costly in dollars and eco- Phillips Andover Academy Arab compromise. President Tru- served at 6:00 by members of nomic dislocation. Inviting all to enjoy its facilities: man, in qualifying United States Andover Grange. At 7:30 the The future is uncertain, but In- abandonment of partition, stated degree was conferred on 28 Rooms — Meals — Functions dications suggest probabilities. Po- in effect that the action was de- hers. The entertainment of th Visit Our Newly installed Gift. Shop litical division will be determined signed to avert "consequences of ning was in charge of Nort by existing boundries when the dove, dward A. Rlibe:, Mgr. Tel. And. 903 gfiE SIWZ12ittL7E the gravest sort involving the peace : and Middleton Granges fighting stops. The withdrawal of of this nation and the world." Some- uty Chapman of Framingham the British may show what war the inspecting Deputy. A Teo what belated reflection on a very really means—it taste may be suf- NOW FEATURING A COMPLETE probable consequence. He further tendance of over 250 attend ficient. Costs of war may well deter meeting. declined to impose partition on the lengthy conflict. Both sides may Andover Grange, 183, wil rANDOVER LUNCH DISPLAY OF LAWN AND PORCH FURNITURE people of Palestine by the use of have talked themselves more deep- next Tuesday evening, May American troops. Presumably in ly into a fight than they had an- Grange Ilail at 8:00. The pi November 1947 the United States ticipathed. Both sides want the tdge for the evening Is in charge * could not foresee the possibility of DELICIOUS MEALS when bargaining time comes Educational Aid Committer the need for troops, or else looped around. Actually, fighting may Mr. Harry A. Wright, chair OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE that some one else would perform prove more successful than diplo- Rollicking '99ers that unpleasant task. But in March macy in bringing about a solution. "The Rollicking '99ers", * REASONABLE PRICES 1948 even some one else wasn't folks concert, will pr, wanted. Secretary of State Mar- he Thursday afternoon at 3: shall no doubt realized the danger Friday ini ng a t 7:3 0 n th * * EFFICIENT SERVICE WILSON'S CORNER NORTH ANDOVER of an international army, and the Original difficulty of removing troops once Parish church vestry. The choir unde the emergency might end. r the direction Designing ‘ a i te r r e a, d 3,1 rs. e hi Reaction to America's reversal hams have been hard at vo was instantaneous. The Jewish FOR paring this concert with it Mother, Mother, Mother . . . Agency for Palestine, representing the Jews inside the country and in BRIM Here's A Book for You their dealings with the rest of the world, stood its ground on the AND Or promise of a State, and said em- Once phatically that it meant to govern 7) FRIDAY, SATURDAY — May 7, $ A BOX OF PRETTY WRITING PAPER, Ruth Warrick Walter Brennan and defend it. The Arabs were Bridal Attendants Driftwood 3:15 6:10 9:05 thoroughly in favor of delay and ALSO A FRAME FOR A PHOTOGRAPH, (Walt Disney Feature Cartoon) announced their readiness to use TROUSSEAU MATERLILS Bambi 1:50 4:45 7:40 force if the Jews tried to set up ... who lived SUPPLIED ii A NEW FOUNTAIN PEN, PLAYING CARDS their own State. Great Britian de- SUNDAY, MONDAY — May I), 145 (she h clined all further sole responsibili- Larry Parks Elh•n Drew what else cues plus ty. refused the buck-passing honor JEANNE'S The SNvordsman 3:20 6:15 9:10 of acting as trustee, and indicated T Conway .1 • Vincent DRESSMAKING SHOP that since the United States insist- A GREETING CARD WITH AN EXTRA The Challenge 1:45 4:40 7:35 Telephone Andos., 506-21 now evei ed on partition then the United -- --- SPECIAL MESSAGE TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY — May 11, 12, 13 James Stewart Helen Walker making all on Call Northside 777 2:05 5:25 8:45 DAILY LUNCH: 12:00-2:30 from $1.35 DAILY DINNER: 3:30-8:00 frow $1.75 It's easy to learn to I Leo Gorcey Huntz Hall BUFFET SUPPER: 5:30 - 5:00 we have pleasant, exl Newshounds 3:55 7:15 SUNDAY: 12:00 - 8:00 Mother's Day, May 9 BUFFET LUNCH: 12:5)0 to 2:00 DAILY right at hand. You'l FRIDAY, SATURDAY — May 14, 15 CLOSED TUESDAYS the classes are li mite from Dick Powell Signe Hasso C., in plet e course To the Ends of the Earth 2:05 5:25 8:45 • Home Dressmak Jelin Emery Hillary Brooke THE ANDOVER BOOKSTORE Lets Live Again 3:55 7:15 ItD.\YMOR INGSHOW FOR CHILDREN AT 10 O'CLOCK teldstones ti.1'1'1 - f Chestnut and Main Streets TERROR TRAIL by SALLY BODWELL SINGE! THE VIGILANTE — SERIAL Owned by The Andover Press, Ltd. fE1. CARTOONS AND OTHF31 SHORT SUBJECTS SOUTH MAIN STREET — ANDOVER — 1996 5.

‘04 burden of rarer, Gladys Ortstein, Agnes Mar- Isherwood of Berlin, New Hamp- with pales. land, Barbara Wilson, Eleanore shire have returned to their homes Workmen Strike Oil Jewelry Exhibit opportunity Gaskill, Barbara Lewis end Shirley after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Grant el Suit, for \VEST PARISH Stevens. Silva. firs. Sarah Lewis, Correspondent., Telephone 3844 In Andover Square At Art Gallery noose that It Weenie Roast Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stevens of An oil well in Andover square! The exhibition, Modern Jewelry [4 own neck, The members of the Hobby Virginia road attended open house When we first heard the story we Design, is now open free to the months after specialties. The Thursday after- Group who have been meeting dur- held at Massachusetts Institute of tinned Na. BIRTHS on weekdays, A daughter Sunday, May 2, at the noon concert was for small chil- ing the winter months at the par- Technology, Cambridge, Saturday. were inclined to disbelieve it, hut public, 9:00 to 6:00 is that there Baker Memorial Hospital, Boston, dren and others unable to attend sonage on Lowell street, held a Their daughter Virginia is a third after being assured that it was true, and 2:00 to 5:00 on Sundays. It is new decision to Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Newton of Friday evening. The Young Hot Dog Party Tuesday evening. year student in the Architectural our Impulse was to hustle to the designed to nhow that today's rm partition Lexington. Mr. Newton is the son Peoples' fellowship will sell candy. The "Dogs" were cooked on the division. Mrs. John Little of Shaw- jewelry need have neither the high- anbly sessio blank and withdraw our few hard n of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newton of The program includes such open fire and games and a general sheen road attended also. Her son priced luxury of precious stones earned dollars to invest. Our in- the Jews and Boutwell road, West Andover, choruses as "Long, long ago" and good time enjoyed. Those in at- John is a student at M. I. T. and metal, nor the cheap glitter of control what At St. John's hospital, Lowell, a "Grandfather's Clock" with special- tendance were Arthur and Allen Friends of Mrs. Grace Merrick formant told us that the ground the average costume 'junk jewelry.' they can, and daughter Wednesday, April 21, to ties for such songs as "Wait for Schwarzenberg, David Haartz, will be sorry to hear that she is was saturated with the precious oil In addition to silver and gold, D summer the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lawson of the Wagon" with Jimmie Clegg Paul Gaskill, Thomas Wenick and a patient at the Woburn hospital. and the sleeper the workmen dug the variety of materials used by the Ithig to listen North Adams. Mrs. Lawson is the and Sandra Ritchie as principals; Glenn Peatman. Mr. and Mrs. Emil DesRoohes the richer the oil flowed. But we twenty-five artists whose work is ailed Nations former Norma Darby. "Daisy Bell" with David Haartz Personals and their family have moved from decided to go to the owner of the shown, includes bras, crystal, plas- A daughter Tuesday, April 27, in and Barbara Williams; "The Quilt- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doyle and Argilla road to their recently pur- property, hoping that he would let tic, native stone, marbles and even the McGowan hospital, Methuen, to ing Party" with Jean Arnold as Nel- family of Chandler road visited chased home on Maple avenue. us in on the ground floor. The safety pins. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fontaine of Mrs. Adele Savage and her chil- story was authentic. The diggers what can be lie and Ernest Clegg as her escort. with relatives in Bellows Falls, Prepared by the Museum of Lawrence, Mass. Mrs. Fontaine is Soloists include Myrtle Belle dren, Jane and Robert, tare spend- had struck oil. The air was filled he Jews have Vermont Saturday. Modern Art, New York, and supple- the former Ruth Gilman of Lowell ing the week visiting with Mr. and with the odor. The workers' clothes heir area, but Jacques who will sing "Carry me Mrs. Thomas Garside and son mented by the Addison Gallery, the Back to Old Virginia" and Barbara Mrs. H. Savage of Hampstead, were saturated with it. indicates op. street, West Andover. Thomas Jr., of Buxton, Maine were exhibit includes jewelry resigned Long Island, New York. On the re- But wait a tninute! As they dug ho stated that Art Group Williams who will sing "Love's 01(1 guests Saturday of Mrs. Garsides' Eby both professional craftsmen and The members of the West An- turn trip they will visit friends and they discovered a round, hard ob- question until Sweet Song." Roger Johnson will sister Mrs. Everett Boutwell of non-professional painters and sculp- relatives in New Haven and Che- ject. It was a submerged oil tank. their intention dover Art Group who are taking les- play specialty numbers on his ac- High Plain road. tors. The exhibit runs through May sons under the direction of Mrs. cordion. shire, Connecticut. Then the truth came out. When the ate state. Mr. and Mrs. Verge Marsoopian 16th. Charles Kearns met Thursday night, 'rwo numbers which will appeal Mrs. Sydney Batchelder recently Andover Press installed an oil of Cranston, Rhode Island spent the i leader, the April 29, at the home of Mrs. Ola to everyone are "Jeannie with the moved from Argilla road to 29 burner in its plant an auxiliary week end with the letters' parents making the Henderson, Haggett's Pond road. light brown hair" in which Ruth Washington avenue. tank was placed in the cellar of the stine a "holy Mr. and Mrs. Leon Davidson of Anyone wishing to join this class Santucci° is Jeannie; and "Sweet Arco building nand had been for- Come In ews. But the Lowell street. may get in touch with Mrs. Kearns Genevieve" in which Joan Arnold JOINS FRAT gotten. Through the years the tank r as leader of Mrs. Nancy Shea and her daugh- James Edward Boyce, son of Mr. Iry calling Mrs. Lester Dixon. is the center of attraction for the had rusted and later a leak de- Today s vague union ter Susan of Lowell street, spent Welcome New Resident boys' chorus which acts for all and Mrs. Frederick M. Boyce of 154 veloped. This released the oil into tates of Saudi the week end with friends in West- Mrs. George Quinn and Mrs. Hal- her admirers. Main street, has been recently in- the ground which was the consist- and Select s-Jordan, Iraq, erly, Rhode Island anal Burlington, itiated into the Epsilon Chapter of bert Dow of Beacon street enter- The Minuet under the direction ency of clay in that area and failed 1 Yemen. The Connecticut. Zeta Psi fraternity at Brown univer- tained Tuesday evening in honor of of Mrs. Donald Dunn will be danced to absorb the liquid which remained ;are suspicious Miss Doris Newton has returned sity. Boyce, freshman, is a gradu- That Special Card Mrs. Desmond Lizotte who has re- by Glen Peatman and Betty Heinz, in the top soil. h other. King to her duties as Music Supervisor ate of Phillips Andover Academy. cently moved from Northampton to David Haartz and Ruth Santuccio, Our dream of easy riches van- irdent is an un- in the public schools of Montpelier, For the ONE and ONLY High Plain road. Those present to Paul Gaskill and Edith Williams, ished into thin air, and we decided krah Legion of Vermont. after spending a week welcome Mrs. Lizotte were: Mrs. Ernest Clegg and Jerry Boutwell. to let our savings remain in the men is the only with her parents Mr. and Mrs. New- Subscribe to The Townsman Andover News Co. Harold Lertnond, Mrs. Alex Ritchie, The old time favorite "Reuben bank, where they will at least ac- force, and the tons of Boutwell road. $2.50 a Year MAIN STREET TEL. 142 Jr., Mrs. John Gorrie, Mrs. William and Rachel" will be a happy act cumulate interest. his. His amid. Mr. and Mrs. George Bird and Lane, Mrs. Walter True, Mrs. Har- presented by Paul Gaskill, David spect to them daughter of North street are enjoy- wood Belding, Mrs. James Dolan, I la.artz. James Clegg and John San- sablish what he ing a weeks' vacation touring in Mrs. George Laaff, Mrs. James tucci° as the Reuhens, and Eliza- Tia to include Maine and Canada. Scobie, Mrs. Elmer Peterson, Mrs. beth Sarkesian, Mary Ann Garai), 4, Arab Pales- Miss Shirley Stevens of Virginia Karl Haartz sand Mrs. Edward dian, Sandra Ritchie and Deanna Ian. The Jews road spent several (lays last week Kreiger. Hudgins as the Rachels. 's ambitions a with her grandparents in Braintree, Grange News "Silver Threads Among the Gold" plans. At least. Vermont. Twenty-three members of An- will be sung by the Misses Olga a hope. It is Miss Barbara Bout well has re- dover Grange attended the May Sarkesian and Mary Boloian. that the Arab turned to her duties at St. Josephs' meeting of Friendship Pomona held The whole program will be an- :heir own mill- hospital, Lowell after recuperating in North Andover. Grange hall Sat- nounced by the "Boy with the Leir troops are at her home on High Plain road. urday afternoon and evening. The rmore, a war voice" Glenn Peatman. She recently underwent an opera- afternoon session opened at 4:30 A good time is promised to all, ps from home tion. with Worthy Master Peter Ritchie and the public is cordially invited m political re- Mrs. Agnes Beattie of Amherst, presiding. An informal discussion he Arab rulers to attend. Nova Scotia, and Mrs. William on the subject of "Whether Money r of failing be- Church Notes or Women Influence Men Most" was The Annual Mother and Daugh- ambitions and led by Mrs. Angeline Priest of Brad- ces. All is far ter Banquet of the West Church ford Grange and Hartwell Abbott will be held Wednesday evening. for both skim of Andover Grange. Supper was May 19. Supper will be served at dollars and eco served at 6:00 by members of North 6:45 by members of the Senior Andover Grange. At 7:30 the Fifth and Junior Womans' unions. An wertaln, but in. degree was conferred on 28 mem- interesting program has also been )robahilities. Po- bers. The entertainment of the eve- arranged. i be determined ning was in charge of North An- Junior Womans' Union dries when the dover and Middleton Oranges. Dep- The May meeting of the Junior e withdrawal of uty Chapman of Framingham was Womans' Union will be held in the show what war the inspecting Deputy. A record at- vestry of the West church Thurs- tate may be Rif- tendance of over 250 attended the day evening, May 13. The hostesses r may well deter meeting. for the evening will be Lily Him- Both sides may Andover Grange, 183, will meet elves more deep- next Tuesday evening, May 11 in an they had ax- Grange Hall at 8:00. The program les want the tdge for the evening is in charge of the OF NURSES, time comes Educational Aid Committee with fighting may Mr. Harry A. Wright, chairman. BEAUTICIANS, isful than diplo- Rollicking 'tillers about a solution. "The Rollicking '99ers", an old DIETICIANS folks concert, will be presented Thursday afternoon at 3:30 and Friday evening at 7:30 in the West 1 Parish church vestry. The Junior choir under the direction of Mrs. ign ing Walter True and Mrs. Richard Wil- liams have been hard at work pre- paring this concert with its many

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`EDITORIAL THOUGHTS U.N. Facts and !seas PARAGUAY Do You Uncut Wedding pring fin PARAGUA "I\VViitit Ellecolorful—olor:1)TE s THANKS TO THE SNOW! Massachusetts? adding their charms to the be • tritf Whether the idea of making Essex street a one-way street (t DO YOU KNOW THAT . , , fsryR .h SaA.idlAe.unmgurpssct • ehIntuitri41,1hcht:errNetcoitso from Elm square to Brook street, and Brook street a one-way Evidence that all of the veterans' igu tn . BRAZIL street from Essex to Central had been considered before, we housing units made possible by Verne Porter, 139 Che the $200,000,000 of state aid will street, and Richard F. La yore not certain. But last winter, because of the deep snow, and • be built promptly is shown by the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Lawle By SEN. PHILIP K. ALLEN the almost impassable thoroughfares, those two streets were fact that, within three weeks of Arnold road, North Quincy, I ,{Wade one-way streets as an emergency measure. UNCION HISTORICAL COMMENT enactment of the Governor's plan, married by the Rev. Matthe It proved a good idea. The emergency is long past, but the State Board of Housing has O.S.A., at a ,4 o' After the National Party con- received applications from some -47 ceremony. Saturday after the streets are still one-way, and will continue to be such in ENCARNACION ventions, which we discussed in thirty municipalities asking cot pay 1. .611 likelihood. We hope so, at any rate. It is a big improvement previous columns, are over, the 15,000 units, and many more The always beautiful state and local party organiza- cities and towns are planning to over the former regulations. "Ave Maria" and "Bac tions are empowered to nominate apply within the ninety-'bay dohs ARGENTINA briae. expressively sung by None of us enjoyed last winter; none of us would go candidates for seats in the elec- period allowed...... Large 0. were Albert Schmidt, a friend o through such a winter again from choice. But, if it took a severe toral college. Since there Is little ume production and standard ek. winter to improve traffic conditions on Essex and Brook streets importance to these positions tion of styles enabled New k R. and since they carry no 'compen- Given in marriage by then we must admit the winter did some good after all! land shoe manufacturers, be- DR.GUILLERMO ENCISO sation except for three dollars for tween 1939 and 1945, to reduce father, the bride had one If each day of attendance and one the man-power hours of labor Mrs. Olive Davidson as het Paraguay, deep in the interior of South HOMES FOR VETERANS dollar for every five miles of per pair by 30% in women's shoes, Iron of boner. Another America, is still in many ways a frontier travel from their residence to Mrs. Evelyn St. Jean of Me There will be a special town meeting May 18 to de- land, although her capital, founded in ex- 9% in men's shoes and 5% In the place of meeting, there is not children's shoes, the greatest and Beatrice Porter. her sial termine whether or not Andover wants to establish a Housing plorations 400 years ago, is one of Latin much competition in the selec- law, were her bridesmaids. America's oldest. Most of land-locked gain shown in any region of the Authority under Section 26K, Chapter 121 of the General Laws. tion. man for Mr. Lawler wa Paraguay's 1,000,000 inhabitants live be- country, the U. S. Department of of cousin, Dr. Robert McKeon If the town so desires then steps may be taken immediately to tween the Parani and Paraguay Rivers, In Massachusetts the names Labor reports . .. . Total taxes 'participate in the housing program made possible by Chapter which lead to the Rio de la Plata and the sea. Cattle raising, the candidates for presidential collected in Massachusetts by the Gardner.n e electors are not printed on the State Government in 1947 fiscal The brideride wore an ivory t200 of the Acts of 1948, the purpose of which is to provide forest industries and agriculture on the rich red soil occupy most of her people. Still largely unknown is the Gran Chaco region in the ballot, but the surnames of the year amounted to $221,365,000, ow train styled with low rental housing for veterans. If the voters do not approve north. Paraguay's delegation to the United Nations is headed by candidates of each party for or $48.23 per person, which was cess lines with a full lengt 'the plan, that is the end of it—so far as Andover is concerned. Dr. Guillermo Enciso, Ambassador to the United States. Her flag President and Vice President are Practically equal to the average and coronet of seed pearl It is proposed to provide homes for veterans to be rented has horizontal red, white and blue strides and the country's seal. printed under the designation for all states, $48.66, as reported orange blossoms. Her be "electors of President and Vice by "State Government" .... An- was of white roses clu within the price ranges of the veterans' pocketbooks. It is a President" in one line with the around a heart of white of Sanborn and Mrs. Sanborn other important new industry political designation of the party 1 matter that should interest every veteran, and every non- spending the week at their sum- born in Massachusetts is that of The three bridal atter following on the same line. At ifeteran as well. Down the Years mer camp in Groton, N. H. the Ultrasonic Corporation io carrying bouquets of pink the right of each political desig- Cambridge which is developing Elsewhere in this issue of The Townsman the matter is Mildred Frost and Edith Wade, wore moire taffeta gowns with nation there is a square in which Andover girls, to take part in a equipment to use the power of princess lines and bustle discussed at considerable length. Everyone should become fully each voter may designate by a play at Smith College. high frequency sound waves. The matron of honor in 1111 cross his choice for electors. Already successful in precipitating acquainted with the plan before the 18th, and should attend The Townsman Orville Holt, Mary Alley, Paul- the bridesmaids in aqua, al the carbon in smoke, the method the meeting on that date ready to take definite action. ine Sanderson, Ada Pitman and It is interesting to note that tiaras of tiny pink roses. .04 Years Ago—May, 1898 Marion Ladd, students at Fram- here the voting is just as directly holds promise for clearing fog Mrs. Porter chose an Plan May Festival Quite a crowd gathers at the ingham Normal Scho61, home for the candidates as if there were front airports or harbors, speed- crepe gown and flowered h Local Boys To Sing railroad station to cheer the for the Spring vacation. no intermediate electors, but the ing drying processes and other wore a lovely corsage of For St. Theresa's volunteers as the train convey- Sam Hibbert, a musician in results are not necessarily the industrial uses, as reported by roses. The bridegroom's i In Sunday Concert ing them to Boston passes the Navy, spending a fortnight at same as they would be if there Associated Industries' Magazine was charming in her nay EAST NORTHFIELD, Mass.— An old-fashioned May festival through. But the train is ex- the home of his parents, Mr. and were no presidential electors and "Industry" .... The Town of Oak and white print and na and bazaar is being revived for Bluffs at its recent annual meet- Alan B. Douglass. son of Mr. and press and does not stop, so the Mrs, Benjamin Hibbert of High a mere plurality of popular votes complemented by her core an afternoon and evening of en- crowd gets only "a fleeting could elect. ing adopted a comprehensive red roses. Mrs. Edward .1. Douglass of street. tertainment Saturday, May 8, glimpse" of the new soldiers. zoning bylaw, revising its earlier E. The Misses Ella and Annie The state which casts a mere At the reception, whir South Main street, Montville under the direction of the Rev. partial regulations. The Young People's society of Penniman of Main street return plurality for a given candidate held at the Log Cabin, F Peck, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John (1: Hogan, pastor of St. the Christian Endeavor of the to their home after spending the will cast all its electoral votes for (Compiled by Massachusetts Academy sanctuary, then Montville Peck of Highland Way- Theresa's church. North Reading. Free church elect these officers: winter in California. that candidate, while the other State Planning Board) guests present from G side, and Richard King. son of So much interest has been Fred B. Goff, president; Charles New combination truck and party nominee gets' none. For Reading, Springfield, Is Mr. , and Mrs, Elwyn King of shown .in• the event that both the B. Richardson. .vice-president; ambulance for use in the police example, although ' LBO' 'Demo- CHURCH CENTER TO COMBAT tole, Attleboro, Worceste Marblehead street, North An- Grange and Legion halls have Cecilia Kydd, recording secre- de'pertment arrives. cratic plurality in •New York in CITY'S 'DIVORCE RATE AND . rose, Abington, Lawrence, dover, will bei,on'411re air Sunday been engaged to. lake care of the tary; Clara Baldwin, correspond- Prom' the advertising millions: 1884 was a little over 1,000 votes, JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Quincy and Providence, afternoon as members of the crowds expected to attend the ing secretary; Alice Eaton, treas- leg 'of veal, 25 cents a pound; Grover Cleveland was assured of Columbus, Ga. — A proposed Island. chorus of 1,00,4 wittfe104141 broad- event which will open at 1 p. m. urer. leg of spring Iamb, 3S cents a his election by virtue, Of' the Counseling Center here will strive They will be at home cast a portion of the annual con- Various booths will have dis- Mary G. Perley returns to her pound': roast pork. 20 cents a solid block of 36 votes wIrteh he for lesser divorce dockets, reduced Arnold road, North Quinc cert of sacred inirSic .6t the North- plays,.of .fancy articles, food, and home' on Salem street after pound. obtained from that-state.. ' At the juvenile delinquency rates,,dimin- 0, after their wedding field Schools over station WJZ of .ntiques. An old-fashioned sup- spending the winter In Germany. Miss Edna Brown, librarian, sante time a large popular ma- ishing police cases and less public plane to New York City. 'New York from 3:30 to 4 p. to., per will be served in the Legion "By careful count," we say, gives an interesting talk on jority in any,..orte stale -las no drunkennese. Doctors, lawyers, A graduate of Puncher , Eastern Daylight Saving Time. hall from 5 to S p. in. There will "1,290 students have been under Children's Books at a meeting of additional bearing on the- out- judges and social workers are in- school, Mrs. Lawler servo This concert has been an an- be a rummage sale for bargain the &ire of Principal Bancroft in the Andover Mothers' club and come since the number of electors terested in'the project. the Waves for 32 month 'nual presentation of Northfield macre; the 25 years of his principalship." the Parent-Teacher Association. is maintained at the stipulated The ReV. Colin Campbell, rector bridegroom graduated *hoot for Girls and Mount Her- In the evening awards will be of Trinity Episcopal Church, point- Punchard senior awards an- Mr. and Mrs. kclwin L. Well- level. Reading High school E mon School for Boys for the past made to winners of the major ed out that two out of three felo- nounced as follows: Valedictorian, ington of North Leominster an- Once the presidential election tended Columbia Univeri fifty-four years. gifts. Both halls will be gaily nies in Muscogee County are brok- Ralph Baldwin; salutatorian, nounce the engagement of their is over in November, electors who fore serving in the Unites decorated for the oecaslon. No en up and that the divorce rate Eugene Slater; honors, Alice daughter, Christine, to John have been chosen must go to their Coast Guard for tour yes admission will be charged, and spirals to new heights. Through Bell and Ada Hall. Manning Phillips, son of Mr. and state capitol on the first Monday is now a sales agent for Hamblin Memorial young and old are invited to advice in marital problems it is Says the Townsman, "The Mrs. John L. Phillips of 53 after the second Wednesday in attend. hoped that many marriages in the cannonading which was heard in Phillips street. December next following their Committee Named community may be stabilized. The town Sunday afternoon, was not 10 Years Ago—May, 1088 election and cast their ballots. ' In accorduthie with the vote COST ACCOUNTANTS Rev. Raimunda deOvies, who re i made by a Spanish gunboat nor Dr. Claude M. Fuess sails for There is no provision which taken at the town meeting in William Hardisty of Shawsheen tired last year as ' dein of St. Engagement: an American battery, but by England where he will visit a would prevent an elector frdm March, Moderator Arthur Sweeney Village, cost manager of the Cham- Philip's Cathedral, Atlanta, believes Trench—Humphreys blasting of rocks on a farm in number of English schools. He marking his ballot for someone has appointed a committee of five pion Interndtional Paper company that those actively behind the An early July wed North Andover." expects to return in June. other than the party aspirant ' 0 study and report at the next an- of Lawrence, presided at the meet- Center should work closely with a Planned by Miss Hope Fred Bodwell, who was in- Chester D. Abbott is appointed bur he is pledged by a vote of • ival town meeting some plans for ing of the Merrimack Valley chap- chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous, Humphreys whose parer jured when he fell front a ladder driver of the new school bus, be- the people and votes accordingly. memorial to perpetuate the mem- ter of Cost Accountants held and Mrs. John Q. S. Hu while painting the new cells at ing picked from a list of 21 can- and warns that mental cases should ry of Nathan C. Hamblin, former Wednesday evening, April 28, in When the electors have marked of "Tween Fields" Holt r the town house, has recovered. didates. be referred to the proper authority. rincipul of Punchard High school. Methuen. Norman I. Bearse, tech- their ballots and the ballots Hyannisport, announce i Smith & Dove Manufacturing The League of Women Voters Officials explain that they are not nical director of the company, was have been counted then a certi- gagement to Archer 11. The memorial committee appoint- Company shuts down an entire has its annual meeting at the rushing the Center through, but are the speaker of the evening. ficate is sent to the President of Trench of Baltimore, Md 1sd consists of: Chester W. Hol- forenoon to give its employees an home of Mrs. Harold 11. Rafton, attempting to work out myriads of At the next meeting, May 26, the Senate in Washington. The details with prevision and care, so Mrs. Archer R. R. Ti land, Henry S. Hopper, Burton S. opportunity to see the members Alden street. These officers are Senator Philip K. Allen will he the certificates are then opened in that the project will not fail, but Summit, N. J., and the Flagg, Agnes V. Duggan and This- of the Lawrence - volunteer com- chosen: Mrs. Rafton, president; guest speaker and the nominating the presence of both Houses of will become one that cities through- Trench. bee Coming. panies off to the war. Mrs. Frederick Butler, vice- committee will present a Isit of of- Congress and the votes are A graduate of Coneo. The Water Commissioners an- president; Mrs. C. Carleton out the nation may copy. fleers for the coming year. counted. If there is a tie or if emy, Miss Humphreys r WORLD FELLOWSHIP DAY nounce that rearrangements will Kimball, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. no presidential candidate has re- debut in Boston in 193 World Fellowship Day will be ob- be made in order to give better Wallace Brinier, recording sec- resentatives in Washington and, CONFIRMS ('LASS ceived a clear majority of the was elected to the Junto served May 14 in the South church lire protection to the schools and retary; Mrs. Joseph Burns, corre- as a further thought, would The .Most Rev. John .1. Wright, total electoral vote, then the with a catered luncheon at 1 o'clock. in the business parts of town. sponding secretary; Mrs. Harold probably result in a complete D.D., auxiliary bishop of Boston, House of Representatives chooses This is one of the three annual 'rho Phillips Academy base- Rutter, treasurer; Mrs. Alan overhaul of the election system. confirmed a class of 47 boys at the a President from among the services sponsored by the Andover ball team beat Harvard Varsity. Blackmer and Mrs. Peter Cun- Sacred Heart school, Shawaheen three candidates who stood high- Council of Church Women which 1 to 0, in ten-innings, whereupon ningham, directors-at-large. Established 1887 Village, Friday afternoon. est in the electoral returns, each will consist this year of an inter- we say, dditorially. "..Phillips An- Dr. Percy J. Look elected to THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN Among his assistants at the cere- state having one vote, a hare Published every Thursday by church luncheon followed by a wor- dover has a famous ball team the Board of Health, succeeding mony were the Very Rev. Vincent majority of the votes in the The Consolidated Pross, Inc. ship service and a talk by Mrs. Oda spring and naught but weak the late Dr. %V. Dacre Walker. A. McQuade, O.S.A., president of House being sufficient to elect. 4 Pork Street, Andover, Moss. Franklin Field. president of the scholarships or swelled heads Merrimack College; the Very Rev. Phillips Academy announces a Massachusetts United Council of will keep the coining Exeter gift of $50,000, to be paid in five If a Vice Presidential can- Entered as second class motter at the Thomas 1'. Fogarty, O.S.A., pastor didate has not received a clear Andover Post Office. Church Women. game away from us." annual installments of $10,000 52.50 per year of St. Augustine's church; the Rev. Price Sc per copy "The May flowers are here, each, from the Carnegie Founda- majority of the electoral Vet e@ Reservations for the luncheon Henry B. Smith, O.S.A., St. Augus- Lilly u and so is the assessor," we edi- the Senate then makes the choice J. K. must be reported to Miss Formic tion. Purpose: "To promote the Editor Frank J. A. Humph.), tine's church; and the Rev. Joseph T. BUtiri torialize. between the two highest can- .-irsoeiute Edit," A BEAUTII Davis by Monday night, May 10. It Charon of Pawtucket, R. I. present program of mental and Siab Lora didates. The Senate, unlike the West Parish Smith is hoped that a large delegation 2.5 Years Ago—May, 1923 physical hygiene:1- Neu, ois House of Representatives, vote Ballardralt Hazel Schofield AN E from each of the Andover churches More than 1.500 attend the The Garden Club has its an- Mildred lire NOMINATION PAPERS as individuals instead of states Shire. iireti May breakfast in the town hall mutt meeting at which these .4systant Rath II. Trott will attend. Nomination I apers for Edith N. on this matter. A M Roger,, 444 Andover street, Lowell, conducted under the auspices of officers are elected: Mrs. William It is interesting to speculate as A N DOVER GUILD present member of Congress, for the Women's Relief corps. T Rich. Jr., president; Mrs. nouglas S. Byers. vice-president; to what would happen should a The annual meeting of the An- renomination at the state primaries Mr. and Mrs. Nathan-C. Hamb- Je third party become a real factor AL EDITORIAL- E dover Guild will be held at five to be held September 14, ate in cir- lin of Chestnut street return Mrs. Alvah H. Weavelrlecording NATI o in national elections. The elec- ASSOCIATION SERV o'clock, Tuesday, May 11, at the culation here, one set at the town home after spending a few days secretary; Mrs. Arthur B. Dari- tion of President would obviously 1948 Andover Guild. Brook street. All house being available for local sig- en Cape Cod. ing, corresponding secretary; 60 MAIN STREET Mrs. W. Dacre Walker, treasurer. fall then upon the House of Rep- members are Invited. natures. Supt. of Schools Henry c,

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lie was widely known an a devo- tal services were conducted by the Personals Obituaries tee of light harness racing and was Rev. Mr. Moses. Wedding part owner of the Portland entry Among the delegations In attend' gow-n. gopies REV. FRANCIS LAWLER—PORTER Mr. and Mrs. George Cookery D. RONAN, O.S.A. in the New England (baseball) tines were the officers of the Esse* With colorful spring flowers The Rev. Francis of Bell Rose, Long Island, and D. Ronan, league. Savings bank of which Atty. Eaton SQIIS? adding th(•ir charms to the beauty Miss Emily Gierasch, freshman family are visiting at the home O.S.A.,0 whose family home is on He is survived by n brother, had been president since 1936. of the rectory of St. Augustine'e at Wheaton College and daugh- of Mr. and Mrs. Augustine L. Morton street, died Monday in a James, of Maine: and three sisters: Other delegations were present ' THAT,,, church, Miss Ruth Aileen Porter, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gier- 'hospital at Cambridge, N. Y., where Delaney on Holt road. Mrs. John Lawson of Methuen; from the Lawrence Bar Association, the veterans' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. asch of Johnson Hall, Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mortimer I he was pastor of St. Patrick's Mrs. David S. Burns of Wolcott Andover Savings bank, Lawrence possible by Verne Porter, 139 Chestnut Academy, was a member of the I church. He had been severely of Holt road have been enter- avenue: and Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes Savings bank, Bay State Merchants state aid will street, and Richard F. Lawler, cast in the college's production of taiffing Mrs. Mortinter's sister,I burned April 25 in a fire in the of Los Angeles, California. National bank of Lawrence, Law- shown by the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Lawler, 27 the Clare Booth Luce comedy, Miss Thelma Fitzgerald, High church rectory. Fr. Ronan was 111 rence 0o-operative bank, Mutual ree weeks of at the time and had to be carried Funeral services were conducted Arnold road, North Quincy, were "The Women," presented at school teacher of Connecticut,' from the burning building. Savings Central fund, Community" vernor's plan, in Portland Wednesday afternoon, married by the Rev. Matthew F. Wheaton last Friday and Satur- during the recent school vaca- Savings bank of Lawrence, Broad }lousing has McDonald, O.S.A., at a .4 o'clock day nights. The body, which is being returned after which the body was brought way Savings hank of Lawrence, tion period. here for burial in Spring Grove cem- front some ceremony, Saturday afternoon, In addition to consideration of to Andover, is expected to arrive Arlington Trust Company of Law- etery. s asking car May 1. the veterans' housing project at Friends of Miss Mary Bailey, here Friday evening. It will be rence. Savings Bank AaandattOna or' many more commander of the Andover All- taken to St. Augustine's church ALBERT. V. WINWARD Massachusetts, Pentucket Savings The always beautiful selec- the special town meeting Tues- Women's post of the American , e planning to tions "Ave Maria" and "Because" day night, May 18, there will also where the divine office will be re- Specialist, third class, Albert V. bank of Haverhill, the Lawrence 3 ninety-day Legion, will be pleased to learn cited. The funeral will be Winward, U. S. Navy, formerly of were expressively sung by Mrs. come before the meeting an ar- held Sat- General hospital, the Red Cross, . Large I yit1- that she has returned from the I urday morning at 10 o'clock with 59 Stevens street, son of Mr. and Lawrence Girl Scouts, Lawrence Albert Schmidt. a friend of the ticle to see if the town will ap- Naval hospital at Chelsea and is a standartlita- solemn high mass of requiem sung Mrs. Alexander and Helen B. Community Chest, and the Manu- bride. propriate 16,000 to construct a now recuperating at her home on led New t in St. Augustine's church. Burial (Holyrod) Winward, 170 North facturers' Association for Welfare. Given in marriage by her sewer along Topping road and Elm street. acturers, be- will he in the Augustinian Fath- Main street, came home for the civic interests' father, the bride had one sister, Franklin avenue, upon petition of Other business and '45, to reduce New arrivals in Andover are er's lot in St. Mary's cemetery, last time Tuesday evening. Killed of Andover were also present. Mrs. Olive Davidson as her ma- Wilfred Laroche. ors of labor Mr. and Mrs. Ward Killian and Lawrence. in Macon), Brazil. July 22, 1944, tron of honor. Another sister, John Augustine Markey, 52 votnen's shoes, seven-year-old son, from St. I Fr. Ronan. son of the late Mr. while serving with the Air Trans- s and 5% in Mrs. Evelyn St. Jean of Methuen High street, is among the stu- port Cotnmand, his body, escorted MARRIAGE RETURNS and Beatrice Porter, her sister-in- dents enrolled this semester at Mary's, Ohio. Mr. Killian is and Mrs. John L. Ronan, was born The following marriage return the greatest connected with the Tyer Rubber in Andover May 19, 1896. Professed by CMM Robert Maxon of the U. S. region of the law, were her bridesmaids. Best Indiana University, according to Military Escort Detachment, ar- has been filed at the office of Town company. They are occupying at Villanova College in 1918 he was Clerk George H. Winslow: Department of man for Mr. Lawler was his the semester enrollment report the Remmes house on Woodland rived at Central Station, Lawrence, ordained June 10 , 922, and was is- John T. White, 59 Fort avenue,. . Total taxes cousin, Dr. Robert McKeough of issued by the Bloomington, Ind.. road. Tuesday at 6:10 p. m. and was signed. to St. Laurence's parish, Roxbury, and Theresa M. Richard, husetts by the Gardner. institution. taken to the Douglas and. Dewhirat Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bailey are Lawrence, for about two years, 11 Juliette street, married May 1 in 1947 fiscal The bride wore an ivory satin Andover will be represented in Funeral home in Methuen. There occupying their attractive new serving as assistant to the Rev. by the Rev. Louis Desjardins, S.M., $221,365,000, gown en train styled with prin- the "Green Pasture" contest this home on Highplain road. Frederick S. Riordan, O.S.A. was an honor guard from 7:00 to cess lines with a full length veil summer by Arthur Tisbert of 10:00 Wednesday evening. at the Sacred Heart Church, South on, which was Mr. and Mrs. William Turner He was later stationed at Flint, and coronet of seed pearls and Greenwood road, and Gilbert Funeral services will he at 2:00 Lawrence. o the average and family of Lawrence, will Michigan, and in 1931 became a orange blossoms. Her bouquet Cromle of Abbot street. About p. In. Thursday at Grace Episcopal 16, its reported move into their new home on member of the mission band until of white roses clustered 50 farmers of Essex county are church, Lawrence, with burial in MARRIAGE INTENTIONS ant" . • . An- Ras Highplain road very soon. Mr. appointed to the Cambridge, N. Y. ground a heart of white orchids. enrolled. Albert E. Curtis of Elmwood cemetery, Methuen.. The following marriage intentions new industry Turner is a contractor. parish in 1943. etts is that of The three bridal attendants, Cedar road is chairman of the F' It ED H. EA TON have been filed at the office of Town Miss Helen Munro and Miss He is survived by a sister, Miss orporation in carrying bouquets of pink roses, committee in charge. The funeral of Attorney Fred H. Clerk, George H. Winslow: Marjorie Smith spent a part of Esther Ronan, and two nephews, is developing wore moire taffeta gowns with The annual communion break- Eaton, prominent member of the Willis E. )lardy, Porter road, and the school vacation in Rockport. Frank and John Ronan, residents Lucie A. Lamas, same address. the power of princess lines and bustle back. fast of the mothers and daugh- bar and president of the Essex of Morton street. Henry K. Jenkins, Ballardvale sound waves. The matron of honor in lilac and ters of St. Augustine's church Mrs. Emma Gould Carter Savings bank of Lawrence, who road and Eleanor C. Reed, Mt. Leb- in precipitating the brid,•smaids in aqua, all wore will be held in the school hall visited Russell Sage College in JOHN L. BERRY died Wednesday, April 28, was held anon street, E. Pepperell. co, the method tiaras of tiny pink roses. Sunday morning after the 8:30 Troy, New York this week, where John L. Berry, 33 Hall avenue, Friday from the last home 66 Cen- o'clock mass. The Rev. John J. she will enter upon her new posi- • clearing fog Mrs. Porter chose an aqua Ballardvale, died Friday morning, tral street. Gavigan, Ph.D., O.S.A., of Mer- tion next fall. The geographic center of the (arbors, speed- crepe gown and flowered hat and April 30, at the Crockett Sanator- Large delegations representing rimack College, will be the guest United States IR in Smith County, ses and other wore a lovely corsage of pink Miss Frances Collins spent ium, North Andover, after a long legal, banking and civic organiza- speaker. Kansas. s reported by roses. The bridegroom's mother the school vacation in Ilallowell, illness. Born 80 years ago in Jeri- tions attended the services at 2 A bakery sale by the All- ries' Magazine was charming in her navy blue Maine. cho, Vermont, he had lived in Bal. o'clock conducted in Christ Episco- le Town of Oak and white print and navy hat Women's post of the American Master John Trott entertained lardvale for many years and was a pal church by the Rev. John S. Legion will be held Friday, May t annual meet- complemented by her corsage of fifteen of his school friends at a retired janitor at Phillips' Acad- Moses, rector. Hymns were played comprehensive red roses. 14. at the Lawrence Gas & Elec- dance in his home last Friday emy. during the services by Irvin sing its earlier tric company store on Main evening. He is survived by his wife, Fannie church organist. At the reception, which was street, beginning at 11 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dea of A, (Smalley) Berry: two sisters, The bearers were: Joseph P. Wai- held at the Log Cabin, Phillip's iassachusetts Notices are being sent front Salem spent the weekend with Mrs. Nellie Brody of Hartford, Con- worth, Philip J. Ripley, Harry Sut- DIMS Academy sanctuary, there were the town hall to persons whose the family of Thomas Dea on necticut, and Mrs. Anna Frechette ton, Clerk Archie N. Frost of the ig Board) , guests present from Gardner, names appear on the assessors' Summer street. of Burlington, Vermont, and sev- superior court; Walter Donald and FRANK OATES & SON. Reading, Springfield, Newton- ,TO COMBAT list as owning dogs which have Miss Helen McCarthy of the eral nieces and nephews. Herbert P. Wilkinson. 011e, Attleboro, Worcester, Mel- The funeral was held at the Lund- Ushers at the church were: Atty. 48 LINDEN AVENUE :1,NI) not been licensed this year, with Bradlee School spent the school rose, Abington, Lawrence, North H. Sherman, Ralph B. Wil- ;QU'EN('Y a reminder that the dog officer vacation at her home in Concord, gren funeral home Sunday after- Ronald NORTH ANDOVER Quincy and Providence, Rhode noon with services at 2:00 o'clock kinson, Everett P. Merrow and — A proposed has received his warrant to kill New Hampshire. Island. by the Rev. Wendell L. Bailey, pas- Philip F. Danforth. here will shine or cause to be killed, all un- Mrs. Lida Colquhoun of Sum- TEL. LAW. 30491 -They will be at home at 31 tor of the Andover Baptist church. Burial was in Bellevue cemetery, lockets, reduced licensed dogs. There have been mer street has returned from a Arnold road, North Quincy, May The bearers were: Clarence Smal- Lawrence, where private commit- ty rates, , duuin- 832 licenses issued to date. Last month's visit with friends in St. 8. after their wedding trip by ley, James Brody, Thomas Thomp- aud less public year the number was over 1.100. I'etersburg. Florida. plane to New York City. son and Harry Dennison. Burial :tors, lawyers, Miss Bernice Stimpson is spend- A graduate of Punchard High was in Spring Grove cemetery. workers are in- She served with [he WAVES dur- ing the week at her home in school, Mrs. Lawler served with Limerick, Maine. ject. the Waves for 32 months. The ing the war. - JOSEPH SOUTAR eatiop mpor tg -2ampbell, rector Mr. Trench is a graduate tit' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Matins Joseph Soutar, 63, a native of An- bridegroom graduated front Ipswich — Tel. 205 it Church, point- Kent school and Harvard College. of Phillips Academy, entertained dover, (lied Sunday at Portland, Argil!. Rood — Reading High school and at- their friends at a delightful mu- zt of three fam- tended Columbia University be- class of 1937, and was a member Maine, where he haul been living 7ounty are bra- of the Hasty Pudding and Iro- sical and tea Sunday afternoon. for about 40 years. New fore serving in the United States Mrs. Byron Cleveland of Salem he divorce rate Coast Guard for four years. He quois clubs. As a Commander with A former resident of Chestnut sights. Through the Naval Reserve, he served In street recently entertained Mary street and a graduate of Punchard is now a sales agent for Eastern Minard, Marjorie Parker. Chris- and problems it is Airlines. the Pacific and EUropeab theatres High school, he entered the employ marriages in the during the war. They will make tine Maynard, Carol Higgins. of Gutterson & Gould before remov- t stabilized. The their home in Baltimore. Mary Alice Sullivan, Regina ing to the Maine city where he was Distinctive tOvies, who re- Engagements • • • Burrows. Eleanor Easton, Janet president and owner of the Joseph fs dean of St. Begley—Doyle Gleason and Diana Elaine Sorata Soutar company, scrap metal deal- Gifts Atlanta, believes Trench—Humphreys Patrick F. Doyle of :3 Buxton in honor of her daughter Ann's ers. tly behind the An early July wedding is court announces the engagement eleventh birthday. Games were for all occasions k closely with a Planned by Mies Hope Taylor of his daughter, Rosaleen Patricia. played during the afternoon and centiy enjoyed their Spring va- rla nese rtei Coffee Tables lies Anonymous, Humphreys whose parents, Mr. to Gerald A. Begley, son of Mr. everyone enjoyed the buffet cation front 'Lowell Teachers' Glasses ttal cases should and Mrs. John Q. S. Humphreys and Mrs. Thaddeus P. Begley of luncheon served by the hostess. col lege. Leather (lifts for Men Linens roper authority. of "Tween Fields" Holt road, and 542 South Broadway, Lawrence. Mrs. George llrown of Essex Miss Helen Ripley of New Handbags and Belts hat they are not Ilyannisport, announce her en- Miss Doyle is a graduate of St. street is visiting at the home of York is spending a Spring vaca- Brass Fireplace Fenders and Screens Trays through, but are gagement to Archer W. P. Augustine's school and Puncharr, her son in Saugus. tion with her father at their t out myriads of Trench of I3altiniitre, Md.. son of High school. Sir. Begley was Officer Joseph E. O'Brien has home on Abbott street. Ion and care, so Mrs. Archer R. R. Trench of graduated from Lawrence High resumed his duties after enjoying rill not fail, but Summit, N. J., •and the tate Mr. school, and is enaployeil by the a vacation in Washington, D. C. Children's Silhouettes it cities through- Trench. • N. E. Tel. & Tel. company. and Atlantic City. SATURDAYS AT Eugene Bernat•din of Abbott LUNDGREN copy. A graduate of Conco?d Acad- emy, Miss Humptreys made her Angora goats, native of Turkey, street attended the Red Sox- The Studio 'ashington and, debut in Boston in 19 3 7-338 and are fatuous for their fine, long. Yankee game last Sunday. A l' T ENT a.ar,vo,. hought, would was elected to the Junior League. silky hair. Miss Barbara Hill and Miss Dorothy F. Sanborn Tel. 1685-M g in a complete Ruth Dines of West Andover re- ',Hon system. t IT'S TIME TO ORDER FOR MEMORIAL DAY MALCOLM E. LUNDGREN d 1887 Make Your Selection Here, TOWNSMAN from the Largest EXHIBIT DONALD E. LUNDGREN ; Thursday by REMEMBER, td Press, Inc. in this section Mao. 250 CHOICE MEMORIALS every size and style, all ready • ass matter at the I to be engraved and erected in It Of tire. S.7. 50 per year the cemetery. To accommo- Personal Service CAMERON date our patrons in placing j. K. Lilly, tt —wiTii k J. A. Humph., their orders early enough so in It> i, a T. Butte that delivery 'can be Guaran- Sarah Lewis A BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET OF FLOWERS Lois Smith teed for Memorial Day our Haze 11,1Schofield AN EVER-GROWING PLANT plant will be open daily until Any City or Town ‘1, red Be , Trott 8:00 P. M. Ruth It. A MAGNIFICENT CORSAGE Transportation furnished if desired . 111. MONUMENT MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1890 J. H. PLAYDON Telephone 2073 )ITORIAL- JOHN MEAGHER & CO. 18 Elm Street ;0( IATION SERVING GREATER LAWRENCE Andover, Moss / itott—h 60 MAIN STREET TEL. 70 - 71 22 Central St., Peabody Tels.: 565 - 868 - 344

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EDITORIAL THOUGHTS U.N. Facts and fracas PARAGUAY IDo You Enctu 1Nedding With .0 PARAGUAY he—it::1)111atrTnii:Isilto the be THANKS TO THE SNOW! eotivia ' Massachusetts? ladiVinl.:1t of the rectory of St. August Whether the idea of making Essex street a one-way street I DO YOU KNOW THAT . • , church, Miss Ruth Aileen Pe from Elm square to Brook street, and Brook street a one-way Evidence that all of the veterans daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.! „co BRAZIL housing units made possible by street from Essex to Central had been considered before, we Verne Porter, 139 Chei the $200,000,000 of state aid will street, and Richard F. La 'Ore not certain. But last winter, because of the deep snow, and be built promptly is shown by the /---- Ity MEN. PHILIP K. ALLEN son of Sirs. Elizabeth Lawle: ,the almost impassable thoroughfares, those two streets were fact that, within three weeks of Arnold road, North Quincy, made one-way streets as an emergency measure. ASU NC ION HISTORICAL COMMENT enactment of the Governor's plan, married by the Rev. Matthe " the State Board of flouting has at a .4 o' It proved a good idea. The emergency is long past, but After the National Party con- Ms:al:171d, O.S.A., received applications front some Saturday after: ENCARNACION ventions, which we discussed in ceremony, the streets are still one-way, and will continue to be such in thirty municipalities asking for previous columns, are over, the 1-5.000 units, and many more .oil likelihood. We hope so, at any rote. It is a big improvement The always beautiful I state and local party organiza- cares and towns are planning to .over the former regulations. lions "Ave Maria" and "Beet tions are empowered to nominate apply within the ARGENTINA ninety-day sung by None of us enjoyed last winter; none of us would go candidates for seats in the elec- period allowed. . . were expressively Large' pl- Albert Schmidt, a friend o through such a winter again from choice. But, if it took a severe toral college. Since there is little ume production and standard kit- I rt importance to these positions colorful spring winter to improve traffic conditions on Essex and Brook streets tion of styles enabled New Eng- bride. and since they carry no -compen- land shoe manufacturers. 'be- Giv; en in marriage by then we must admit the winter did some good after all! DR.GUILLERMO ENCISO sation except for three dollars for tween 1939 and 1945, to reduce ta fsh.ievro. the bride had one I her ¶ 11 each day of attendance and one the man-power hours of labor m Olive Davidson as Paraguay, deep in the interior of South for every five miles of Iron of honor. Another HOMES FOR VETERANS dollar per pair by 30% in women's shoes, America, is still in many ways a frontier travel front their residence to 9% in men's shoes and 5% Mrs. Evelyn St. Jean of Me There will be a special town meeting May 18 to de- land, although her capital, founded in ex- In the place of meeting, there is not children's shoes, the greatest and Beatrice Porter, her sisl termine whether or not Andover wants to establish a Housing plorations 400 years ago, is one of Latin much competition in the selec- gain shown in any region of the law, were her bridesmaids. Authority under Section 26K, Chapter 121 of the General Laws. America's oldest. Most of land-locked tion. man for Mr. Lawler wa Paraguay's 1,000,000 inhabitants live be• country, the U. S. Department of of cousin, Dr. Robert McKeon If the town so desires then steps may be taken immediately to tween the Parana and Paraguay Rivers, In Massachusetts the names Labor reports . . . . Total taxes the candidates for presidential Gardner. er. participate in the housing program made possible by Chapter which lead to the R o de la Plata and the sea. Cattle raising, collected in Massachusetts by the electors are not printed on the State Government in 1947 fiscal T bride wore an ivory 200 of the Acts of 1948, the purpose of which is to provide forest industries and agriculture on the rich red soil occupy most of her people. Still largely unknown is the Gran Chaco region in the ballot, but the surnames of the year amounted to $ 2 21,365,000, gown en train styled with low rental housing for veterans. If the voters do not approve north. Paraguay's delegation to the United Nations is headed by candidates of each party for or $48.23 per person, which was rem lines with a full lengt 'the plan, that is the end of it—so far as Andover is concerned. Dr. Guillermo Enciso, Ambassador to the United States. Her flag President and Vice President are practically equal to the average and coronet of seed pearl printed under the designation orange blossoms. Her be It is proposed to provide homes for veterans to be rented has horizontal red, white and blue striies and the country's seaL for all states, $48.66, as reported "electors of President and Vice by "State Government" . An- waa of white roses clu within the price ranges of the veterans' pocketbooks. It is a President" in one line with the around a heart of white of Sanborn and Mrs. Sanborn other important new industry political designation of the party matter that should interest every veteran, and every non- spending the week at their sum- born in Massachusetts is that of The three bridal atter following on the same line. At Down the Years mer camp in Groton, N. H. the Ultrasonic Corporation in carrying bouquets of pink 'Veteran as well. the right of each political desig- Mildred Frost and Edith Wade, Cambridge which is developing wore moire taffeta gowns Elsewhere in this issue of The Townsman the matter is with Andover girls, to take part in a nation there is a square in which equipment to use the power of princess lines and bustle discussed at considerable length. Everyone should become fully each voter may designate by a play at Smith College. high frequency sound waves. The matron of honor in acquainted with the plan before the 18th, and should attend The Townsman Orville Holt, Mary Alley, Paul- cross his choice for electors. Already successful in precipitating the bridesmaids in aqua, al the carbon the meeting on that date ready to take definite action. ine Sanderson, Ada Pitman and It is interesting to note that in smoke, the method tiaras of tiny pink roses. 50 Years Ago—May, 1898 Marion Ladd, students at Fram- here the voting is just as directly holds promise for clearing tog Mrs. Porter chose an Quite a crowd gathers at the ingham Normal Scho61, home for the candidates as if there were from airports or harbors, speed- crepe gown and flowered h Local Boys To Sing Plan May Festival railroad station to cheer the for the Spring vacation. no intermediate electors, but the ing drying processes and other wore a lovely corsage of volunteers as the train convey- Sam Hibbert, a musician in results are not necessarily the industrial uses, as reported by roses. The bridegroom's In Sunday Concert For St. Theresa's ing them to Boston passes the Navy, spending a fortnight at same as they would be if there Associated Industries' Magazine was charming in her nav An old-fashioned May festival "Industry" . . . . The Town of Oak • EAST NORTHFIELI), Mass.— through. But the train is ex- the home Of his parents, Mr. and were no presidential electors and and white print and na and bazaar is being revived for a mere plurality of popular votes Bluffs at its recent annual meet- Alan B. Douglass. son of Mr. and press and does not stop, so the Mrs. Benjamin Hibbert of High complemented by her con an afternoon and evening of en- crowd gets only "a fleeting could elect. ing adopted a comprehensive red roses. Mrs. Edward J. Douglass of street. tertainment Saturday, May 8, glimpse" of the new soldiers. The Misses Ella and Annie The state which casts a mere zoning bylaw, revising its earlier South Main street, Montville E. At the reception. whit under the direction of the Rev. The Young People's society of Penniman of Main street return plurality for a given candidate partial regulations. Peck, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. held at the Log Cabin, I John G: Hogan, pastor of St. the Christian Endeavor of the to their home after spending the will cast all its electoral votes for (Compiled by Massachusetts. Montville Peck of Highland Way- Academy sanctuary, they. Theresa's church, North Reading. Free church elect these officers: winter in California. that candidate, while the other State Planning Board) side, and Richard King, son of , guests present from G So much interest has been Fred B. Goff, president; Charles New combinatiou truck and Mr. , and Mrs, Elwyn King of party nominee gets- none. For Reading, Springfield, sthown in' the .event that both the A. Richardson, . vice-president; ambulance for use in the police example, although tH'e Demo- CHURCH CENTER:TO COMBAT Marblehead street, North An- Attleboro, Worceste Grange and Legion , halls have Cecilia Kydd, recording at:we- dejtertment arrives. eratic plurality in New York in CITY'A 'DIVORCE 'RATE AND dover., will beson the air. EitindaY rose, Abington, Lawrence been engaged to. take care of the tail,: Clara Baldwin, correspond- f!rom the advertising columns: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY afternoon as members of the 1884 was a little over 1,000 votes, ine) and Providence, crowds expected . to attend the ing secretary; Alice Eaton, treas- leg of veal. 25 cents' a pound; Grover Cleveland was assured of Columbus, Ga. — A proposed Isl chorus of 1,001ik wIliatilritl broad: and. event which will open at 1 p. m. urer. leg of spring lamb, 38 cents a his election by • virtue Counseling Center here will strive cast a portion of the annual con- ,, of the They will be at home Various booths will have dis- MarY G. Perley returns to her pound' roast pork, 20 cents a for lesser divorce dockets, reduced cert of sacred Inireic•of the North-. solid block of IS votes wItteh he Arnold road, North Quint plays of ,fancy articles, food, and home on Salem street after pound. juvenile delinquency rates,.ffimin• field Schools over station WJZ of obtained from that 'state.- At the 8. after their wedding .antiques. An old-fashioned sup- spending the winter in Germany. Miss Edna Brown, librarian, Ishing police cases and less public 'New York from 3:30 to 4 p. in., same time a large popular ma- plane to New York City. per will be served in the Legion "By careful count." we say, gives an interesting talk on drunkenness. Doctors, lawyers, Eastern Daylight Saving Time. jority in any...one . state -.has no A graduate of Punchai hall from 5 to 8 p. tn. There will "4,290 students hive been under Children's Books at a meeting of additional bearing on the, out- jtidges and social workers are in school, Mrs. Lawler sery This concert has been an an-, he a rummage sale for bargain the care of Principal Bancroft in the Andover Mothers' club and come since the number of electors terested in'the project. the Waves for 32 month hual presentation of Northfield hunters, . the 25 years of his principalship." the Parent-Teacher Association. Is maintained at the stipulated The Rei. Colin Campbell, rector bridegroom graduated tgchool for Girls and Mount Her- In the evening awards will be Punchard senior awards an- Mr. and Mrs. Edwitt L. Well- level. of Trinity Episcopal Church, point• Reading High school itnon School for Boys for the past made to winners. of the major l nounced as follows; Valedictorian, ington of North ,LeoMloster an- , Once the presidential election ed out that two out of three fam- tended Columbia Univer fifty-four years. gifts. Both halls will be gaily Ralph Baldwin; salutatorian, nounce the engagement of their is over in November, electors who ilies in Muscogee County are brok- fore serving in the Unite decorated for the oecasion. No Eugene Slater; honors, Alice daughter, Christine, to John have been chosen must go to their en up and that the divorce rate Coast Guard for four yet admission will he shagged, and Bell and Ada Hall. Manning Phillips, son of Mr. and state- capitol on the first Monday spirals to new heights. Through la now a sales agent for Hamblin Memorial young and old ape ihvited to adike in marital .problems it is • Says the Townsman, "The Mrs. John L. F.11111112,6 of 53 after the second Wednesday in Airlines. attend. Committee Named cannonading which was heard in Phillips street. December next following their hoped that many marriages in the . town Sunday afternoon, was not 1.0 Years Ago-.,May„ 1088 election and cast their ballots. community may he stabilized. The 1 In act•orehmee with the vote COST ACCOUNTANTS made .by a Spanish gunboat nor Dr. Claude M. Fuess sails for There is rip provision which Rev. Raimunda deOvies, who re • aken at the town meeting in William Hardisty of Shawaheen Engagement an American battery, but by Eugland where he will visit a would prevent an elector frdm tired last Year as dein of St. larch, Moderator Arthur Sweeney Village, cost manager of the Cham- Philip's Cathedral, Atlanta, believes Trench—Humphreys blasting of rocks on a farm in number of English schools. He marking his ballot for someone has appointed a committee of five pion International Paper company that those actively behind the An early July wed North Andover." expects to, return in June. other than the party aspirant • o study and report at the next an- of Lawrence, presided at the meet- Center should work closely with a Planned by Miss Hop( Fred Bodwell, who was in- Chester D. Abbott is appointed bur he is pledged by a vote of ing of the Merrimack Valley chap- Humphreys whose pare Steal town meeting some plans for jured when he fell front a ladder driver of the new school bus, be- chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous, ter of Cost Accountants held the people and votes accordingly. and Mrs. John Q. S. Hi a memorial to perpetuate the mem- while painting the new cells at ing picked from a list of 21 can- and warns that mental cases should ry Wednesday evening, April 28, in When the electors have marked of "Tween Fields" Holt I of Nathan C. Hamblin, former the town house, has recovered. didates. be referred to the proper authority. Methuen. •Norman I. Hearse, tech- their ballots and the ballots Hyannisport, announce t'inciptil of Punchard High school. Smith & Dove Manufacturing The League of Women Voters Officials explain that they are not nical director of the company, was have been counted then a certi- gagement to Archer Ll The memorial committee appoint- Company shuts down an entire has its annual meeting at the rushing the Center through, but are the speaker of the evening. ficate is sent to the President of Trench of Baltimore, Mt hd consists of: Chester W. Hol- forenoon to give its employees an home of Mrs. Harold R. Rafton, attempting to work out myriads of At the next meeting, May 26, the Senate in Washington. The Mrs. Archer R. R. T land, Henry S. Hopper. Burton S. opportunity to see the members Alden street. These oltiCers are details with prevision and care, so Senator Philip K. Allen will be the certificates are then opened in Summit, N. J., and the Flagg, Agnes V. Duggan and This- of the Lawrence 'volunteer com- chosen: Mrs. Rafton, president; that the project will not fail, but guest speaker and the nominating the presence of both Houses of Trench. • bee Combas. panies off to the war. Mrs. Frederick Butler, vice- will become one that cities through' committee will present a lsit of of- The Water Commissioners an- Congress and the votes are out the nation may copy. A graduate of Concc ficers for the coining year. president; Mrs. C. Carleton counted. If there is a tie or if emy, Miss Humphreys WORLD FELLOWSHIP DAY nounce that rearrangements will Kimball, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. be made in order to give better no presidential candidate has re- resentatives in Washington and. debut in Boston in 19: World Fellowship Day will be ob- CONFIRMS CLASS Wallace Brinier. recording sec- ceived a clear majority of the was elected to the Junk served May 14 in the South church fire protection to the schools and as a further thought, would The Most Rev. John J. Wright, retary; Mrs. Joseph Burns, corre- total electoral vote, then the with a catered luncheon at 1 o'clock. in the business parts of town. probably result in a complete D.D., auxiliary bishop of Boston, sponding secretary; Mrs. Harold House of Representatives chooses This is one of the three annual The Phillips Academy base- Rutter, treasurer; Mrs. Alan overhaul of the election system. confirmed a class of 47 boys at the a President front among the services sponsored by the Andover ball team beat Harvard Varsity, Blackmer and Mrs. Peter Cun- Sacred Heart school, Shawsheen three candidates who stood high- Council of Church Women which 1 to 0, in ten-innings, whereupon ningham, directors-at-large. Established 1387 Village, Friday afternoon. est in the electoral returns, each will consist this year of an inter- we say, editorially, ',Phillips An- Dr. Percy J. Look elected to THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN Among his assistants at the cere- state having one vote, a bare Published every Thursday by church luncheon followed by a wor- dover has a famous ball team the Board of Health, succeeding mony were the Very Rev. Vincent majority of the votes in the The Consolidated Pros., Inc. ship service and a talk by Mrs. this spring and naught but weak the late Dr. W. Dacre Walker. A. McQuade, O.S.A., president of scholarships or swelled heads House being sufficient to elect. 4 Park Street, Andover, Mass. Franklin Field, president of the Merrimack College; the Very Rev. Phillips Academy announces a Massachusetts United Council of will keep the coming Exeter gift of $50,000, to be paid in five If a Vice Presidential can- Entered as second class matter of the Thomas P. Fogarty, O.S.A., pastor Andover Post Office. Church Women. game away from us." didate has not received a clear $2.50 par yet of St. Augustine's church; the Rev. annual installments of $10,000 Price 5c per copy "The May flowers are here, majority of the electoral 'rote' Reservations for the luncheon Henry B. Smith, O.S.A., St. Augus- each, from the Carnegie Founda- Lilly, and so is the assessor," we edi- the Senate then makes the choice Ptthltslier J. K. Miss tion. Purpose: promote the Frank J. A. Humphrey must be reported to Fonnie tine's church; and the Rev. Joseph Editor T. Butler torialize. between the two highest can- It ) lon A BEAUTI Davis by Monday night, May 10. It Charon of Pawtucket, R. I. present program of mental and Associate Edit," Sarah L's" didates. The Senate, unlike the West Parish Lois Smith is hoped that a large delegation 2'S Years Ago—May, 11)23 physical hygiene.'" Women's News House of Representatives, vote Hazel hofieldSc AN I The Garden Club has its an- Boltordvate d Iles! from each of the Andover churches NOMINATION PAPERS More than 1.500 attend the Mildre as individuals instead of states Shatusiiees Ruth IL Trott will attend. May breakfast in the town hall anal meeting at which these Advertising 4,,:,,,,,:, A N Nomination tapers for Edith N. on this matter. Rogers, 444 Andover street, Lowell, conducted under the auspices of officers are elected: Mrs. William A NDOVER GUILD present member of Congress, for the Women's Relief corps. T Rich, Jr., president; Mrs. It is interesting to speculate as to what would happen The annual meeting of the An- renomination at the state primaries Mr. and Mrs. Nathan-C. Hamb- nouglae S. Byers, vice-president; should a J. I third party become a real factor EDITORIAL_ dover Guild will be held at five to be held September 14, are in cir- lin of Chestnut street return - Sirs. Alvah H. Weaveirkicording NATIO AL in national elections. The SER\ o'clock, Tuesday, May II, at the culation here, one set at the town home after spending a few days st;ct:ettiry t 1%1rs. A rthur elec- ASSOC_IATION tion of 1948 60 Andover Guild, Brook street. All house being available for local sig- on Cope Cod. lu g cm.r..ponding secretary; President would obviously 1 MAIN STREE members are invited. natures. Supt. of Schools Henry C. Mrs. W. Dacre Walker, treasurer, fall then upon the House of Rep-

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Ile was widely known as a devo- tal services were conducted by the Personals Obituaries tee of light harness racing and was Rev. Mr. Moses. Wedding part owner of the Portland entry Among the delegations in attend- Niett ER Bourn conies REV. FRANCIS P. RONAN, 0.14.A. LAWLER—PORT Mr. and Mrs. George Cockery in the New England (baaeball) ance were the officers of the Essex colorful spring flowers The Rev. Francis D. Ronan, With of Bell Rose, Long Island, and league. Savings bank of which Atty. Eaton J dding their charms to the beauty Miss Emily Gierasch, freshman family are visiting at the home O.S.A., whose family home is on setts? a He is survived by a brother, had been president since 1936. of the rectory of St. Augustine's at Wheaton College and daugh- of Mr. and Mrs. Augustine L. Morton street, died Monday its a Other delegations were present A THAT,,, Porter, James, of Maine; and three sisters: church, Miss Ruth Aileen ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gier- Delaney on Holt road. hospital at Cambridge, N. Y., where from the Lawrence Bar Association, r the veterans' asch of Johnson Hall, Phillips Mrs. John Lawson of Methuen; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mortimer Ire was pastor of St. Patrick's Andover Savings hank, Lawrence .e Possible by Academy, was a member of the Mrs. David S. Burns of Wolcott Verne Porter, 139 Chestnut of Holt road have been enter- church. He had been severely Savings bank, Bay State Merchants ' state aid will avenue; and Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes street, and Richard F. Lawler, cast in the college's production of burned. April 26 in a fire in the of Lawrence, Law- tailing Mrs. Mortimer's sister, of Laos Angeles, California. National bank I shown by the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Lawler, 27 the Clare Booth Luce comedy, church rectory. Fr. Ronan was ill Miss Thelma Fitzgerald, High rence Co-operative bank, Mutual hree weeks of "The Women," presented at , Funeral services were conducted Arnold road, North Quincy, were school teacher of Connecticut, at' the time and had to be carried Savings Central fund, Community overnors plan, Wheaton last Friday and Satur- from the burning building. in Portland Wednesday afternoon, married by the Rev. Matthew F. during the recent school vaca- Savings hank of Lawrence, Broad I Housing has day nights. after which the body was brought McDonald, O.S.A., at a .4 o'clock tion period. The body, which is being returned way Savings hank of Lawrence, ns from some here for burial in Spring Grove cem- ceremony, Saturday afternoon, In addition to consideration of to Andover, is expected to arrive Arlington Trust Company of Law- es asking for etery. May 1. the veterans' housing project at Friends of Miss Mary Bailey, here Friday evening. It will be rence, Savings Bank Associations or' i many more The always beautiful selec- the special town meeting Tues- commander of the Andover All- taken to St. Augustine's church ALBERT. V. WINWARD Massachusetts, Pentucket Savings re planning to Women's poet of the American , tions "Ave Maria" and "Because" day night, May 18, there will also where the divine office will be re- Specialist, third class, Albert V. bank of Haverhill, the Lawrence le ninety-day Legion, will be pleased to learn cited. The funeral will be held sung by Mrs. come before the meeting an ar- Sat- Winward, U. S. Navy, formerly of General hospital, the Red Cross, • . Large were expressively that she has returned from the i urday morning at 10 o'clock with 59 Stevens street, son of Mr. and Lawrence Girl Scouts, Lawrence td Albert Schmidt, a friend of the ticle to see if the town will ap- Naval hospital at Chelsea and standartk. is; a solemn high mass of requiem sung Mrs. Alexander and Helen B. bride. propriate $5,0 0 0 to construct a Community Chest, and the Manu- Sled New 4. now recuperating at her home on sewer along Topping road and in St. Augustine's church. Burial ( Holyrod) Winward, 170 North facturers' Association for Welfare. torturers, (liven in marriage by her Elm street. Franklin avenue, upon petition of will he in the Augustinian Fath- Main street, came home for the Other business and civic interests' father, the bride had one sister, 945, to reduce New arrivals in Andover are er's lot in St. Mary's cemetery, last time Tuesday evening. Killed of Andover were also present. Mrs. Olive Davidson as her ma- Wilfred Laroche. ours of labor Mr. and Mrs. Ward Killian and Lawrence. in Macelo, Brasil, July 22, 1944, tron of honor. Another sister, .Tohn Augustine Markey, 52 women's shoes, seven-year-old son, from St. while serving with the Air Trans- Mrs. Evelyn St. Jean of Methuen High street, is among the stu- Fr. Ronan, son of the late Mr. MARRIAGE RETURNS es and 5% Mary's, Ohio. Mr. Killian is escorted ix and Mrs. John L. Ronan, was born port Command, his body, the greatest and Beatrice Porter, her sister-in- dents enrolled this semester at The following marriage return connected with the Tyer Rubber in Andover May 19, 1896. Professed by CMM Robert Maxon of the U. S. e region of the law, were her bridesmaids. Best Indiana University, according to Military Escort Detachment, ar- has been filed at the office of Town man for Mr. Lawler was his the semester enrollment report company. They are occupying at Villanova College in 1918 he was Clerk George IL Winslow: Department of the Rernmes house on Woodland ordained June 10, 922, and was as- rived at Central Station, Lawrence, . . Total taxes cousin, Dr. Robert McKeough of issued by the Bloomington, Ind., road. John T. White, 59 Fort avenue,. signed. to St. Laurence's parish. Tuesday at 6:10 p. m. and was chusetts by the Gardner. institution. Roxbury, and Theresa M. Richard, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bailey are Lawrence, for about two years, taken to the Douglas and Dewhirst The bride wore an ivory satin Andover will be represented in 11 Juliette street, married May 1 in 1947 fiscal occupying their attractive new serving as assistant to the Rev. Funeral home in Methuen. There / $ gown en train styled with prin- the "Green Pasture" contest this by the Rev. Louis Desjardins, S.M., 221,365,000, home on Highplain road. Frederick S. Riordan, O.S.A. was an honor guard from 7:00 to son, which was cess lines with a full length veil summer by Arthur Tisbert of 10:00 Wednesday evening. at the Sacred Heart Church, South Mr. and Mrs. William Turner He was later stationed at Flint, to the average and coronet of seed pearls and Greenwood road, and Gilbert Funeral services will be at 2:00 Lawrence. and funnily of Lawrence, will Michigan, and in 1931 became a .66, as reported orange blossoms. Her bouquet Cromie of Abbot street. About p. In. Thursday at Grace Episcopal move into their new home on member of the mission band until lent" , An- was of white roses clustered 50 farmers of Essex county are church, Lawrence, with burial in MARRIAGE INTENTIONS Highplain road very soon. Mr. appointed to the Cambridge, N. Y. new industry around a heart of white orchids. enrolled. Albert E. Curtis of Elmwood cemetery, Methuen.. The following marriage intentions Turner is a contractor. parish in 1943. setts is that of The three bridal attendants, Cedar road is chairman of the FRED H. EATON have been filed at the office of Town Miss Helen Munro and Miss He is survived try a sister, Miss Clerk, George H. Winslow: Corporation in • carrying bouquets of pink roses, committee in charge. The funeral of Attorney Fred H. Marjorie Smith spent a part of Esther Ronan, and two nephews, and is developing wore moire taffeta gowns with The annual communion break- Eaton, prominent member of the Willis E. Hardy, Porter road, the school vacation in Rockport. Frank and John Ronan, residents Lucie A. Lussus, same address. t the power of princess lines and bustle back, fastf of the mothers and daugh - bar and president of the Essex of Morton street. Henry K. Jenkins, Ballardvale sound waves. The matron of honor in lilac and tera of St. Augustine's church Mrs. Emma Gould Carter Savings bank of Lawrence, who road and Eleanor C. Reed, Mt. Leb- in .precipitating the bridosmaids in aqua, all wore will be held in the school hall visited Russell Sage College in JOHN L. BERRY sled Wednesday, April 28, was held anon street, B. Pepperell. Ate, the method tiaras of tiny pink roses. Sunday morning after the 8:30 Troy, New York this week, where John L. Berry, 33 Hall avenue, Friday from the last home 66 Cen- n• clearing fog Mrs. Porter chose an aqua o'clock mass. The Rev. John J. she will enter upon her new posi- Ballardvale, died Friday morning, tral street. Gavigan, Ph.D., O.S.A., of Mer- tion next tall. The geographic center of the harbors, speed- crepe gown and flowered hat and April 30, at the Crockett Sanator- Large delegations representing sees and other wore a lovely corsage of pink rimack College, will be the guest Miss Frances Collins spent ium, North Andover, after a long legal, banking and civic organiza- United States Is in Smith County. speaker. Kansas. as reported by roses. The bridegroom's mother the school vacation in Hallowell, illness. Born 80 years ago in Jeri- tions attended the services at 2 A bakery sale by the All- tries' Magazine was charming in her navy blue Maine. cho, Vermont, he had lived in Bat- o'clock conducted in Christ Ep4sco- Women's post of the American lie Town of Oak and white print and navy hat Master John Trott entertained lardvale for many years and was a pal church by the Rev. John S. Legion will be held Friday, May nI nt annual meet- complemented by her corsage of fifteen of his school friends at a retired janitor at Phillips' Acad- Moses, rector. Hymns were played 14, at the Lawrence Gas & Elec- comprehensive ted roses. dance in his home last Friday emy. during the services by Irvin Wilkin- rising its earlier tric company store on Main evening. He is survived by his wife, Fannie son, church organist. s. At the reception, which was street, beginning at 11 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dea of A, (Smalley) Berry; two sisters, The bearers were: Joseph P. Wal- held at the Log Cabin, Phillips Massachusetts Notices are being sent from Salem spent the weekend with Mrs. Nellie Brody of Hartford, Con- worth, Philip J. Ripley, Harry Sut- Inc Board) Academy sanctuary, there were the town hall to persons whose the family of Thomas Dea on necticut, and Mrs. Anna Frechette ton, Clerk Archie N. Frost of the guests present from Gardner, names appear on the assessors' Summer street. of Burlington, Vermont, anti sev- superior court; Walter Donald and FRANK OATES & SON ,.1 Reading, Springfield, LIR. TO COMMT Newton- list as owning dogs which have Miss Helen McCarthy of the eral nieces and nephews. Herbert P. Wilkinson. were: Atty. 48 LINDEN AVENUE 1 BATE AND,. ifile, Attleboro, Worcester, Mel- not been licensed this year, with Bradlee School spent the school The funeral was held at the Lund- Ushers at the church NQUENCY rose, Abington, Lawrence, North a reminder that the dog officer vacation at her home in Concord, gren funeral home Sunday after- Ronald H. Sherman, Ralph B. Wil- Quincy and Providence, Rhode NORTH ANDOVER has received his warrant to kill New Hampshire. 110011 with services at 2:00 o'clock kinson, Everett P. Merrow and — A proposed Island. by the Rev. Wendell L. Bailey, pas- Philip F. Danforth. here will strive or cause to be killed, all un- Mrs. Lida Colquhoun of Sum- TEL. LAW. 30491 Burial was in Bellevue cemetery, dockets, reduced They will be at home at 31 licensed dogs. There have been mer street has returned from a tor of the Andover Baptist church. The bearers were: Clarence Smal- Lawrence, where private commit- my rates, dimin- Arnold road, North Quincy, May 832 licenses issued to date. Last month's visit with friends in St. ley, James Brody, Thomas Thomp- s and less public 8. after their wedding trip by year the number was over 1.1 0 O. Petersburg, Florida. plane to New York City. son and Harry Dennison. Burial I sctors, lawyers, Miss Bernice Stimpson is spend- A graduate of Punchard High was in Spring Grove cemetery. She served with the WAVES dur- ing the week at her home in workers are in, school, Mrs. Lawler served with oject. Limerick, Maine. the Waves for 32 months. The ing the war. JOSEPH SOUTAR. eatbap iimportt Campbell, rector Mr. Trench is a graduate Mr. and Mrs. Howard Matins bridegroom graduated from Joseph Soutar, 63, a native of An- sal Church, point Kent school and Harvard College. of Phillips Academy, entertained Argillo Road — Ipswich Tel. 205 ' Reading High school and at- dover, died Sunday at Portland, !At of three lam. class of 1937, and was a member their friends at a delightful mu- tended Columbia University be- Maine, where he had been living County are brok of the Hasty Pudding and Iro- sical and tea Sunday attern6on. fore serving in the United States for about 40 years. New the divorce rate quois clubs. As a Commander with Mrs. Byron Cleveland of Salem Coast Guard for four years. He A former resident of Chestnut heights. Through the Naval Reserve, he served In street recently entertained Mary is now a sales agent for Eastern street and a graduate of Punchard yt Minard, Marjorie Parker, Chris- and I (problems it is Airlines. the Pacific and Effropeah theatres High school, he entered the employ marriages in the during the war. They will make tine Maynard, Carol Higgins, of Gutterson & Gould before remov- le stabilized. The their home in Baltimore. Mary Alice Sullivan, Regina ing to the Maine city where he was Distinctive • • • leOvies, who re Burrows. Eleanor Easton, Janet president and owner of the Joseph as dean of St. Engagements Begley—Doyle Gleason and Diana Elaine Sorata Soutar company, scrap metal deal- in honor of her daughter Ann's Gifts Atlanta, believes Tr...I.—Humphreys , Patrick F. Doyle of :3 Buxton ers. 'ely behind the Au early July wedding is court announces the engagement eleventh birthday. Games were for all occasions rk closely with a Planned by Miss Hope Taylor of his daughter, Rosaleen Patricia, played during the afternoon and Gently enjoyed their Spring va- Chinese Arts Coffee Tables sties Anonymous, Humphreys whose parents, Mr. to Gerald A. Begley, son or Mr. everyone enjoyed the buffet cation from Lowell Teachers' Leather (lifts for Men Glasses Intel cases should and Mrs. John Q. S. Humphreys and Mrs. Thaddeus P. Begley of luneheon served by the hostess. college. Phelps Handbags and BCH. Linens proper authority. of "Tween Fields" Holt road, and 542 South Broadway, Lawrence. Mrs. George Brown of Essex Miss Helen Ripley of New Trays that they are not Ilyannisport, announce her en- Miss Doyle Is a graduate of St. street is visiting at the home of York is spending a Spring vaca- Brass Firettiftee Fenders and Screens through, but are gagement to Archer W. P. Augustine's school and Panchen-, her son in Saugus. tion with her father at • their 4 'k out myriads of Trench of Baltinfore, Md., son of High school. Mr. Begley was Officer Joseph E. O'Brien has home on Abbott street. sion and care, so Mrs. Archer R. R. Trench of graduated from Lawrence High resumed his duties after enjoying will not fall, but Sumnllt, N. J., and the late Mr. school, and is employer] by the a vacation in Washington, D. C. Children's Silhouettes tat cities through- Trench. • N. E. 'rel. & Tel. company. and Atlantic City. SATURDAYS AT LUNDGREN ), copy- A graduate of ConcoTd Acad- Eugene Bernardi!) of Abbott emy, Miss Humphreys made her Angora goats, native of Turkey, street attended the Red Sox- The Studio Vashington and, debut in Boston in 1937-38 and are famous for their fine, long. Yankee game last Sunday. BY APPOINTMENT wletat c=71-10172E thought, would was elected to the Junior League. silky hair. Miss Barbara 11111 and Miss Dorothy F. 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SHAW S H PUNCHARD VS. WILN11 NGTON Drops 13-Inning Heart- WILMINGTON I'. T. A. Breaker To Wilmington ab The Shawsheen Village P. After Billerica Loss Landers, 2b Torpey, ss 5 will hold their annual ba Taylor, lb Forsley, 2b 3 Wednesday evening, May 12 a Penchant High's baseball club, Kane, as Ouellette, 3b 5 in the auditorium of the Shaw after a fine early Beason start, Spear, c Gracie, p 5 School with A. P. Weigel cater drilled along the pennant highway Stewart, If Parker, If 4 beefsteak pie supper. The met .luring the past week, first drop- Goss, p Regan, cf 4 of the sixth grade will be the ling a 6.2 decision to a snappy Johnston, rt 4 Loranger c 4 for the evening. Billerica nine and then seeing a Mackenzie, cf 3 Neidzwiecki, lb 4 After the supper, a short btu :ens° 134inning battle go against Woodman, 3b 4 Lyons, rf meeting will be held and the 'Item, 2-1, at Wilmington. lion of officers will take place r. Wilmington 2, Penchant 1 Clyde W. Richburg will he t A wild pitch uncorked by relief tertainer for the evening al :pitcher John Craig in the 13th will present a chalk talk and I demonstration of legerdemal .stanza enabled Wiltnington high to Dubois, 2b Dubois, 2b .• eke mat with a 2 to 1 win over Barry, cf Barry, cf Mania ,Punchard in a Merrimack Valley Deveaux, as Deveaux, sa The Dramatic Department Suburban league game at Wilming- Beauchesne, Deyermond, Shawsheen Village Woman's ton Tuesday. W. Lloyd, c W. Lloyd, c will attend a matinee of "Hig' Punchard registered first. Cliff F. Lloyd. rt Souter, 3h ton Shoes" now playing a Dubois singled to open the game Souter, 3b Mauceri, If Opera House in Boston on M and advanced on an infield hit by Mauceri, If *Watson The members attending will Jack Barry. Dubois stole third and Watson, If F. Lloyd, rf In and will all meet at an app registered. the solitary Punchard Wetterberg, p Craig, p place for luncheon. Craig, p run when Bob (loss, home team Wetterberg, p Play pitcher, balked. The play presented by the Totals 41 1 5 37 17 1 Wilmington tied it in the fifth Totals 2c4 2 4 27 14 1 sheen Dramatic Club, "Ring A Score by tunings: when Goss singled and Bob Wet- • Elizabeth" was very succei Wil. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2 batted for Manceni terzberg walked Johnston and Mac- given last Thursday and 1 Pun. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 Score by innings: kenvie in order. Woodman then evening to a capacity audien Hits — off Wetterberg, 6 in 10; Billerica ... 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 2 0-6 "squeezed" Johnstone home with both nights. The stage was 1 Craig, 2 in 2 1.3; sacrifice hits: Du- Punchard 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-2 the tying run. fully set as a modern living lads, Woodman; stolen bases: Du- Two-base hit, Regan; hits — off by Mrs. Edward O'Donnell an • In the 13th Craig, who replaced bois 3, Barry 2, Mauceri, Stewart; Craig. 6 in 6 2.3; Wetterberg, 5 in Irvin Wilkinson and the cos Wetterberg in the 10th, hit Lan double playa: Souter to Dubois to 2 1-3; sacrifice hits: Neidzwiecki, of the players blended wit oder& Taylor fanned. Kane beat out Beauchesne, Landers to Taylor; Barry 2, Dubois; stolen .bases: Tor- scenery beautifully. The a hit lot third .and Spear singled to left on bases: Punchard 6, Wil- pey 2, Ouellette, Lyons, Barry, Du- opened at 8 p. m. and held :deep short. With Stewart at bat, mington 8; first base on balls—off bois, Craig, Watson; left on bases: diences' attention contin • Craig ' 'threw, wild and Landers Wetterberg 3, Craig 1, Goss 3; hit Punchard 8, Billerica 11; first base through the five scenes of the came in with.the deciding tally. by pitcher—by Wetterberg (Goss), on balls—off Craig 3, Wetterberg 1, acts with many laughs and Billerica 8, Punchard 2 by Craig (Landers); struck out — Gracie 4; hit by pitcher: Forsley, applause. by Wetterberg 8, Craig 3, Goss 3; Mauceri, Deyermond; struck out— 'Scoring six runs in the last four Great credit is due to the wild pitch, Craig; balk, Goss; time: by Craig 1, Wetterberg 2, Gracie innings, a snappy Billerica ball for the splendid work they I 2 hrs. 45 min.; Umpires, Driscoll 12; wild pitch, Gracie; time: 1 hr. club overcame a two run margin (;roup of entrants in the Andover Sportsm an's Club fox I t preparatory to their run last p1Mhed under the direction of and Boulanger. 57 min.; umpire, Regan. (Surette Studio) and beat Punchard High, 6-2, at the smell') morning in the woods of West Andover. Quinlan of Methuen and a Andover Playstead last Friday. Mrs. Charles Fowler for her opened on a clean hit, and ad- The game was Punchard's first de- was tagged out at third when he Warren Deyermond. Other life did work of co-directing vanced to second when Lyons was feat in four starts, and Billerica was caught napping off the bag. Recreation Staffs guards will be Jack Arabian, Clark Local Track Team prompting. Credit is also hit by a Craig-pitched ball. Torpey remains undefeated this year. Deveaux went down on strikes and Obis and Henry Curry. Mrs. Justin Rex and Mrs. Jol beat out an infield grounder to There was no; score until the W. Lloyd popped out to Ouellette. Benjamin F. Dimlich will be head Wins At Lawrence nan for all their assistance Populate all the sacks. Forsley Ready For Season firth inning, when Craig opened supervisor of the playgrounds, and Scoring heavily in four of nine hand props during the two pe Billerica came back with a single drove a long fly to right field which In preparation for the coining with a hit, stole second, and James D. Doherty assistant super- events, the Penchant tracksters antes and also to all othei run in the sixth. With two out. Fred Lloyd caught, )tut Neidzwiecki season on town playgrounds and scored when a hunt by Dubois was visor. Instructors will be George F. swamped the Lawrence Reserves in mittees connected with the Parker walked and scored on a tagged up and registered. Ouellette swimming beaches the Recreation thrown wild by Gracie. Barry also Snyder, John McGrath, Shirley a dual meet last Friday at the Members of the cast were double by Regan. also flied to right and Lyons tallied committee has completed its staff reached on a bunt, stole second, Hey, Barbara 11111, Alma Marshall, Lawrence stadium, to the tune of Wallace Fiedler, Mrs. G. E Billerica really went to town in the run which put the Howe-men of supervisors and swimming in- and went to third as Dubois tallied Barbara Barnard and Joan Gal- 55 to 26. Mrs. William Thompson, Mr: the seventh inning. Neidzwiecki out in front. Torpey crossed on structors, who will take up their on Torpey's error. Barry, however, lagher. The Cadets appointed are Dick Kydd, fleet-footed half ter Wilson, Jr., Mrs. T. E. A Gracie's hit to center, and at this duties when the season opens Zita Surette, Rosemary O'Connor miler, clipped another second off Jr., Mrs. Walter Caswell, Mr point Wetterberg replaced Craig on June 28. and Katherine Byrne. his former time to set a new Punch don Colquhoun, Irvin Will the mound. Parker smashed a With the exception of the Cadet MAKE YOUR SELECTION FOR A ard record, while Joe Ratyna again Norman Miller, John Calms' single to left, but was left on base instructors, who are new this year, MOTHER'S DAY GIFT led in the scoring by winning three tin Rex and George Dale. as Regan flied to Dubois. all appointees named by the com- Gym Exhibition events. The summary: From Our Large Assortment mission have had previous experi- Circus The visitors sewed the game up 100 yard dash—Won by Ratyna. ence on the local staffs. The members of the Compacts, Glassware, Lamps and Vases in the eighth with two more runs. Great Success P; second. Johnson, P; third, The playgrounds will be open church choir, under the di Loranger started the inning with A full house of over eight hun- Powers, L.; time: 10.9. AT THE five days a week; Hussey's swim- of Mr. Irvin Wilkinson, art a single to right and reached sec- dred people enjoyed a thrill- 220 yard dash—Won by Ratyna. ming beach six days, and Pomp's fling to attend the Circus ond on Neidzwieeld's sacrifice. studded show last Wednesday eve- P; second, Johnson, P; third, Lyons went down on strikes. Fors- pond seven days. ning as they viewed the Punchard Boston Garden on May 14th Powers L.; time: 24.8. up to now are that they shal ley walked, and Ouellette drove a Donald- D. Dunn will again be High school gym team and their 440 yard dash—Won by Halbach. single into right field, scoring Lo- head life guard at the swimming guests perform at the Memorial in to attend an evening p tt ien until 9 P. M. on Tuesdays and Fridays P; second, Medolo, P; third, Fa. once and all the boys are ranger and Torpey. beaches. He will be assisted by auditorium. nari, L.; time: 57.5. Park Telephone 1822 M looking forward to this grea Members of the Andover team: 880 yard run—Won by Kydd, P; Captain Barry Grecoe, William second, Giarusso, L; third, Cou' Bowser, John Gillis, William Fair- lure, L.; time: 2:10.5. (New Punch. burn, Leo Bernard, Russell Doyle, ard record). Joe Medolo, Tony Medolo, Dick Mile run—Won by Brennan, L; Gould, Gregory Arabian, Clark Otis, second, Rayball, P: third, Wrigley, Mr.& Austin O'Hara, Hilton Cormey, Jo- P.; time: 5:30.2. seph Wennik, Walter Tomlinson, Hurdles — Won by Padvaiskas. A LETTER F) Mike Boloian, Peter Dunlop, Cliff L; second, McCarthy, L; third, YOU — MRS. Vs, Lawrence, Paul and Louis Tisbert, Otis, P.; time: 13.6. Bob West. 14 PARK ST., ANDOVER Shot put—Won by Johnson, 1'; Guest performers included- mem- second, Otis, P; third, Medolo, P: for Gay, Brilliant bers of the Lawrence Turn Verein, Tel. Andover 2140 distance: 35 ft. 23St in. KITCHENS the Gardner High school gym team High jump—Won by Cole, P: and ex-members of the Punchard second., 'Maloney., -L; third, Ma. Leaves no brushmarks...dries Massachusetts Real Estate Association, Inc. gym team, who were: Arthur Beer, rocco, P; height: 5 ft. 2 in. to a hard, brilliant glossy National Association of Real Estate Boards James Collins, Frank McCarthy, finish...Dust and dirt won't Broad jump — Won by Ratyna. Bill West. P; second, Loake, L; third, lodge on the lustrous tile-like bach, P; distance: 19 ft. 3 in. finish... Use it on walls and Hose YOUR PARTY at woodwork. It's sanitary, can be The Navy today is a three- easily cleaned with soap and dimensional fighting force with water. 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HOSPITAL DONATIONS Holy Name Men Merrimack College Colonial Village Open For Summer Visitors A gift of $10 from the Markham SHAWSHEEN Stackpole Memorial in included Edgier host, C'eerreal lent, Telephone 171 Take Communion Summer Sessions Storrowtort. the Vilage among recent donations to the Law- on the Eastern States ,....position The Holy Name society of St. Rev. Father McQuade. 0. S. A.. rence General hospital. Other gruonds in West Sp. ingfiel.i, which donors from Andover Include: Mrs. I'. T. A. %Vonnan's Club Augustine's church attended a com- Ph. D., president of Merrimack col- attracted thousands of sis.tora each Byron T. ,Butler, books and maga- The Shawsheen Village P. T. A. The Shawsheen Village Woman's muiVon breakfast after the 8:30 lege, has announced the schedule year before the war from all over zines; Mrs. Joseph T. Rogue, maga- will hold their annual banquet Club held their annual banquet and o'clock mass Sunday at which more of summer sessions to he given at the United States and foreign zines; Barbara and William Wednesday evening, May 12 at 6:30 final meeting he the Shawsheen than 100 members were present. lands, opened its gates and the' N1C1101S, magazines; Mrs. Charles in the auditorium of the Shawsheen school hall, Monday night, with the Francis J. O'Brien, superintend- the college. It will comprise a six- hospitable doors of its mellow old Morse, picture cards; Mrs. B. M. School with A. P. Weigel catering a president, Mrs. Edward J. O'Con- ent of schools in North Andover, week session from June 28 to Aug- buildings Sunday. May 2, for the Barnes. magazines; Junior High beefsteak pie supper. The members nor, presiding. was the guest speaker. He gave an ust 6. first summer season since 1941. The school, waste paper containers; An- of the sixth grade will be the guests Mrs. Frederick C. Smith offered interesting talk on "Catholicity in While it was originally planned village will remain open to the pub- dover inn. compress. grace. Later she spoke on the 'Me- These Atomic Days," in which he for the evening. for the benefit of students wino did lic until November 1. After the supper, a short business morial Education Fund. stressed the futility of war and the Storrowton, with its dozen au- meeting will be held and the elec- Mrs. Emma Gould Carter, first necessity for good example in not register until the spring term, thentic, original old Colonial struc- tion of officers will take place. president of tile club, gave a brief every-day lives. The Rev. Thomas in keeping with the policy of the tures restored about a broad, tree- "Do Clyde W. Richburg will be the en- talk, touching on tine projects al- P. Fogarty, O.S.A., pastor, ad- college to extend its services to shaded green, is such a village as tertainer for the evening and he ready accomplished and urging us dressed the gathering and con- the community at large and to fos- New England's forefathers erected You will present a chalk talk and give a to go ahead and make ourselves gratulated the society on its work. ter adult education, the session is along her rivers and hillsides. open to all interested persons, demonstration of legerdemain. more of an asset to tine community Augustine P. Sullivan, president, These early American civic build- both linen and• women. As far as rather than a group for entertain- announced that the Essex deanery ings and dwellings were taken Know • • • Drama existing facilities permit, the ment. of the society would hold a holy down board by board on their The Dramatic Department of the course offerings have been ampli- Reports from the various commit. hour in the Manning bowl, Lynn, original sites, moved to West that a good way to save Shawsheen Village Woman's Club fied to include subjects of general tees were read and the following acme time in the near future. This Springfield and rebuilt and re- will attend a matinee of "High But- interest. For the present, only money is to put Your officers were elected to serve for will take the place of the gather- stored, with even the original hand- ton Shoes" now playing at the undergradutae courses will be Insurance on a three- Opera House in Boston on (May 13. the coming year: ing held annually at Braves field. emote nails and much of the primi- offered. year basis and save The members attending will drive President, Mrs. Edward J. O'Con- Past Presidents Michael A. tive window glass intact, perfect- The summer session courses to in and will all meet at an appointed nor; First Vice-President, Mrs. Burke and John Cussen were elect- ing the details of the restoration. 16 2/3 %?" he offered include: Accounting, Frederick Higgins, Second Vice- ed delegates to the state conven- place for luncheon. Chemistry, Economics, Education, "Ask Us - - No Obligation" President, Mrs. Walter Caswell; tion. The following were elected to GARDEN PLOWING Play English, French, History, Mathe- Recording Secretary, Mrs. T. E. An- serve as officers for the coming The play presented by the Shaw- matics, Philosophy, Sociology. Re- RUBBISH REMOVED ew, Corresponding Secretary, year: President, Augustine P. Sul- SMART & FLAGG, INC. sheen Dramatic Club, "Ring Around ligion and Spanish. Additional GENERAL TRUCKING Mrs. Carleton Shulze; Treasurer, liven; vice president, Augustine L. Elizabeth" was very successfully Mrs. Edward J. O'Donnell. Directors courses will be added if a sufficient The Insurance Office given last Thursday and Friday Delaney; secretary, Fernand bus- BATESON & SON for two years: Mrs. Wallace Fied- number of applications is received. TEL. 1467 -W Bank Bldg. Andover 870 evening to a capacity audience on sier and treasurer, William J. ler, Mrs. William Thompson; for Beaulieu. Application must be made be- both nights. The stage was beauti- one year, Mrs. G. Edgar Best, and fore June 15. Registration will take The following were elected to fully set as a modern living room Mrs. Otto Eschholz. place Saturday, June 26, from 9:00 Telephone 7339 Established 1854 serve as chairmen of committees: by Mrs. Edward O'Donnell and Mrs. Adele Hoes Lee, guest speaker of a. m. until 4:00 p. m. Classes will Progarm committee, Louis E. Glea- Irvin Wilkinson and the costumes the evening, was introduced by Mrs. begin Monday, June 28, and will son; sick vigil committee, John GEO. W. HORNE CO. of the players blended with the Caswell. Her subject was "Current be conducted' five days each week Cussen; press and radio commit- LAWRENCE, MASS. scenery beautifully. The play Theatre". For an hour, she held until August 6. tee, William F. Lucey; military, TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING opened at 8 p. in. and held its au- everyone's interest with her review SHEET METAL WORK Francis P. Markey; publicity, Wil- Courses may be taken for credit diences' attention continuously of the good plays now playing, giv- SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING liam A. Doherty; youth commit- by students with high school di- through the five scenes of the three ing us parts of some plays which tee, John H. Kelly; marshal, Peter plomas who satisfy the college's acts with many laughs and great had pleased her most. She said you Flannery. entrance requirements. A certifi- applause. rarely hear anyone say, I don't like cation of credit will he issued upon Great credit is due to the players the theatre, and the reason is be- successful completion of the for the splendid work they accom- Craft -Wood Products heir rim last cause it gives everyone past twenty ANDOVER GARDEN CLUB course. plished under the direction of Roger Vette SI hell, the second chance at youth, ro- A plant sale beginning at 10:00 WE HAVE AN AUTHENTIC EARLY AMERICAN Quinlan of Methuen and also to mance and excitement. o'clock will open the annual meet- CHEST OF DRAWERS — CIRCA — $16.50 Mrs. Charles Fowler for her splen- Study Group ing of the Andover Garden club at did work of co-directing and :k Team The antique Study group will go the Log Cabin in the Bird sanctu- Good With Original Sun Flower Patterns on the Old Pine prompting. Credit is also due to on a pilgrimage to Harrison Gray ary next Wednesday morning. The Mrs. Justin Rex and Mrs. John Cal- —Well Worth Coming To Look At— Otis House, Old North Church, Paul business meeting will start at 11 Selection .awrence nan for all their assistance with Revere House and have luncheon at o'clock. of et four of nine land props during the two perform- VISIT OUR SHOP Union Oyster House, May 14th. Members are asked to bring box lard tracksters ances and also to all other com- Watch paper for further details as lunches. Dessert and coffee will be Open Seven Days a Week — Tel. 1073-M lice Reserves in USED CARS mittees connected with the play. tee tints of starting, etc. served by the Hospitality com- GLEN GRANT — OSGOOD STREET, ANDOVER Friday at the Members of the cast were: Mrs. Vacation mittee. to the tune of Wallace Fiedler, Mrs. G. E. Best, The children of the Shawsheen The afternoon will be spent visit- Mrs. William Thompson, Mrs. Wel- school are enjoying their spring ing the gardens of members. In TOMPKINS net-footed halt ter Wilson, Jr.. Mrs. T. E. Andrew, vacation anti many of the boys can case of rain an informal open SERVICE STATION ther second off Jr., Mrs. Walter Caswell, Mrs. Gor- Reputable Jewelers for Over 73 Years be seen playing one of their favorite forum on garden, problems will be et a new Punch- don Colquhoun, Irvin Wilkinson, .118 No. Main St. Shawsheen sports, baseball, in the large vacant held at the Log Cabin. Ratyna again Norman Miller, John Calnan, Jus- lot on Dutton road in the Village. ,y winning three tin Rex and George Dale. Some of the children can be seen Circus raking and cutting lawns and get- Von by Ratyna, The members of the Christ ting their gardens ready for their RADIO REPAIR eon, P; third, church choir, under the direction seeds that they bought from the col- 10.9. of Mr. Irvin Wilkinson, are plan- lection that they sell every year. Vote by Ratyna, SERVICE ning to attend the Circus in the The weatherman has been favorable Welcomes Back These son, P; third, Boston Garden on May 14th. Plans the first part of the week so that i4.8. Precious Towle Patterns! up to now are that they shall drive they can enjoy all the fresh air pos- Ton by Halbach, in to attend an evening perform- sible and they all hope he will con- TEMPLE'S , P; third, Fil- ance and all the boys are eagerly tinue to be as kind for the remain- 66 MAIN STREET TEL. 1171 l. looking forward to this great thrill. der of the vacation. on by Kydd, P; L; third, Con , .5. (New Punch. by Brennan, L; by GLENNIE'S DAIRY] third, Wrigley, Mr. & Mrs.Wise a,

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'IRE RECORD D. A. R. Chapter May I- Entertain Choir AT THE CI Classified Legal Notices Legal Notices 9: 10 a. m., box 55 for fire In wax pot at the Cahill Paper Of South Church BAPTIST CHURCH AUCTION SALE Commonwealth of Massachusetts Installs Officers WANTED TO BUY ompany in the old Smith & Dove Mr. and Mrs. P. Bart:oft Whine. Rsv, \\. coriell L. Bailey, Pastor OF REAL ESTATE PROBATE COURT Members and Invited Phil Es,rx, property off Essex street. En- more of 122 Chestnut street last Friday, 7:45 f; ANYTHING OLD FASHIONED OR AN By the power conferred by a license issued I o all persons interested in the estate of May 19, 1947 Guests Participate in gines 1 and 2 and the ladder truck Thursday evening entertained the t 1he horns o TIQUK Guy N. Christian, S Usion St., by the l'robate Court for Jessie Ileatt Wynton late of Andover in meeting Georgetown, Mass. Write or Phone 2851 Essex County, SI assachusetts, and every said County, deceased. Organization Program responded. There was no serv- senior choir of the South church Calmer, 7 Yale ltd., Shaw other power I shall sell at public auction We will calf. (tf) A petition has been presented to said A large number of members and with a social at which Miss Fran. upon the premises hereinafter described at Court praying that Margaret W. Christie ice. eleven o'clock in the forenoon on Saturday, of Andover in said County be appointed Invited guests attended the orga- 6:24 p. m., box 4, grass off ces Videto cf 63 Whittier street Sunday, 9:30 a. tn., C' FOR SALE the first day of May 1948, a tract of land administratrix of said estate without giving nization meeting of Priscilla Ab- was chosen the guest of the eve- all departments: with the buildings thereon situated in Our a surety on her bond. Fleming avenue. 11 billo1h 'ttn'1 PERENNIAL FLOWER PLANTS OF All part of Andover in said County known as If you desire to object thereto you or bott chapter, D. A. Ft., Wednesday 6:58 p. In., still for fire in a ning In honor of her birthday. gw,,rshii); s Ballardvale and bounded: : n.o,i Morning Kinds, for sale, for Early Spring Bloom. your attorney should file a written appear- afternoon at 70 Elm street, the tree at the rear of a barn on the -A Contemporary Challeng Also Delphinium and other hardy plants, Commencing at an oak stake in the west. ance in said Court at Salem before ten Among those present were: Mr. S 10 cents each. Peter S. Myatt, 3 Highland erly line of Woburn Street at land now or o'clock in the forenoon on the seventeenth home formerly known a sthe Dea- property of Mr. Glendinning, 33 and Mrs. Richard Carlson, Miss Mothers"; 7 p. in., Evening Avenue, Andover. (15, 22, 29,M6) formerly of Lovejoy; thence running West- day of May, 1948, the return day of this erly h, said land now or formerly of Love- con Isaac Abbott Tavern, where High street. citation. Helen Glennie, Miss Janice Cole, CHAISE LONGUE — Two metal cabi• jo 786.81 feet to land now or formerly of Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First Priscilla Abbott lived. 6: 30 p. Moses Abbott; thence running Northerly by May 2- Mr. and Mrs. Mervin E. Stevens, nets, 24 by 15 by 55, billiard table, -II Judge of said Court, this twenty-sixth day Dr. Claude M. Fuess, headmaster banquu'et by '6, other used furniture. Call 1427 said land now or formerly of Abbott 170.03 of April in the year one thousand nine hun- 11:30 p. tn., box 94, out-of- Mrs. Charles Cole, John K. Hill, antiIre in the hPtaerr1(r) . feet to an oak stake; thence turning and between 9 and 9. ( It) dred and forty-eight. of Phillips Academy, guest speak- town call to North Reading. Mrs. Theodore Tyler, Miss Frances iestry. All women of the c running Easterly by other land of William RICHARD J. WIIITE, JR., Register. er of the afternoon, related some of VICTORIAN HORSEHAIR SOFA Good Cooper 506.82 feet to a point; thence turn. From the office of : May 3- VIdeto, Mrs. William Watson, Mrs. condition; also Westinghouse hand vacuum ing and running Northerly by said other Michael J. Ilaml, Esq., the stories connected with the :3() o. m ., Pt land of William Cooper 175.51 feet to a 6:05 p. tn., still for grass on George Westhaver, Mrs. Chiles 1V- 2 cleaner with attachments, good condition. 700 Bay State Bldg., Lawrence. early history of the town, de- Telephone Andover 474.J. (It) point; thence turning and running Easterly (29, 516, 13) land of the 13 & M and others, Barnet, Miss Sally Westhaver, Miss Girlsiri0 vest ry ; 6 : 301 by said other land of William Cooper 235 scribing the visit of General George off Shepley street, Shawsheen annual Church Supper meet( feat to the westerly line of said Woburn Commonwealth of Massachusetts Virginia Buntin, Paul Mahoney; FOR RENT Street; thence turning and running Souther- Washington to Andover in Novem- Village. guest artist from Quincy, Weiton Thursday, 7 p. In., Royal ly by said westerly line of Woburn Street LAND COURT ber 1789 and his breakfast at the 379.71 feet to the point of beginning. l'etition to Foreclose Tax Lien L. Brannen, choir director, Rev. hassadors present "Swiss F WILL SUBLET one-room furnished apart. The premises contain approximately sour (Seal) Abbott tavern, where he met Pris- REALTY TRANSFERS and Mrs. Frederick E. Noss, Miss Robinson" in vestry. ON meld with kitchenette and bath from acres, are *own on a plan of land in said No. 29389 cilla Abbott. This was followed by June I to November 1, in Tcwkabury Ballardvale, owned by William Cooper, To all whom it may concern, and to any Real estate transfers recently Patricia Black, Miss Pauline public. Center. Write Box II, Andover Towns- dated July 1946 drawn by McCracken he'rs, devisees or legal representatives of a short history of the Abbott fam- filed at the registry of deeds In Mower, Mrs. F. G. Videto. and Mr. man, Andover. Mass. Brothers, and comprising the southerly par- Della Slorrison, deceased, not above-named, ily by Mrs. Walter E. Mondale. non of the premises conveyed to William who have not released their interest in the Lawrence Include the following of and Mrs. P. Bartlett Whittemore. CHRIST CHURCH FIVE ROOM furnished apartment to rent land hereinafter described: Cooper et ux by deed of Fannie S. White, The program opened with prayer Andover: Rev. John S. Moses, Reeler for four months, at the Aberdeen Apart- dated November 26, 1921, recorded with Whereas. a ;Albion has been presented to turn.. Telepl by the Rev. Alexander Twombly of • 2077-M. (It) North Essex Deeds, Book 451, page 196. said Court by Elsie Morin and Ernest Andover Shawsheen Realty Co. Friday, 6:45 p. m., Boy 5: Three hundred dollars will be required to Morin Of Andover in the County of Essex St. Paul's church, North Andover, to Arthur C. Duhamel et ux, "Shaw- College President Troop 70. WANTED — TO RENT be paid in cash or equivalent at the time and and said Commonwealth, to foreclose all and scripture reading. A pledge of place of sale and the balance within tett rights of redemption from the tax lien pro. sheen Village" North Main street. Sunday, 8:00 a. no., Holy days thereafter. The sale will be subject In ceedings describNI in said petition in and allegiance to the flag was made by Emil J. DesRoches et ux to Har- minion: 9:30 a. In., Si THREE, FOUR or FIVE room place in tit • taxes fine or to become due to the Town concerning a certain parcel of land situate To Address Club Andover to rent by couple. Very desirable of Andover for the year 1948, to be paid in in Town of Andover in the County of the assembly, and Peter Dunlop, old W. Russell et ux, ArgIlla road. school; 11:00 a. no., Mc tenants. Have Imam at present location 18 "Education and Liberty" will be full by the purchaser. Essex and in said Commonwealth, bounded years. Ref cretins if desired. Write Box soloist at Christ church, sang the Ruth M. Erving to Ruth M. Erv- Prayer and Sermon; 5:45 I Dated this 12th day of April 1948. and flescrib,1 in said petition as follows: the topic which the Very Rev. Vin- c-n Townsman, or call Lowell 36258. Frank Marshall, Auctioneer. A certain tract of land containing 8(120 "Star Spangled Banner". ing et conj., Salem street. Young l'eople's Fellowship. (6, 13) cent A. McQuade, 0. S. A., Ph. D, (Aver J. Stone, square feet of land situated on the north Mrs. Warren S. Currier, state Helen F. Dyke to Abram Ilonday, 3:30 p. m., Executor of the will side of Juliette Road, comprising lots 93 president of Merrimack College, HELP WANTED of William Cooper. and 94 as nhown on Town Slap 68 on regent, then installed the officers O'Hara, "Ballardvale" Woodbridge will discuss at the next meeting of Scouts. Mrs. Follansbee's t Sweeney & Sargent, ide a. the Andover Ilall. of the local chapter and prayer was If you desire to make any objection or and Dyke roads. the Andover Service club, Thurs- 7:30 p. so., Friendl: PANTRY WOMAN wanted for few weeks. Commonwealth of Massachusetts I e tense to said petition you or your at- offered by Mar. Harold P. Hatha- Helge M. Anderson et alit to Hill- day, May 13, at the Andover inn. ciety. Telephone Andover 1176. torney must file a written appearance and way, chaplain. PRoBATE COURT an answer, under oath, setting forth clearly Ilarker 0o., Harold Parker and Rev. Fr. McQuade, who taught at Tuesday, 8:00 to. m., 1 HOUSF.KEEPER•COMPANION for elder- Docket No. 223,782 and specifically your objections or defense After the talk by Dr. Fuels and Jenkins roads. meeting. ly lad... References required, and driver's Essex, ss. to each part of said petition, in the office Villanova College from 1937 to license desirable. Good remuneration and the history of the Abbott family by To all persona interested in the estate of of the Recorder of said Court in Boston Wednesday, 1:15 p. m., 1 permanent position. Call Andover 1085. Charles R. Thome, late of Andover in 1947, was assistant to the Presi- (at the Court House), on or before the Mrs. Mondale, tea was served by FINAL DANCING CLASS day Religious Education; 2 said County. deceased. first day of June next. dent, director of the Navy V.12 pro. A petition has been presented to said Mrs. George Glennie and her com- I • iiless your aimearance is filed by or The last dancing class of the sea- grant and for two years director Girl Scouts, Mrs. Johnson's Court for probate of a certain instrument for you, your default will be recorded, the mittee, thus bringing the exercises Legal Notices purporting to be the last will of said de. son for the second and third grade of the Veterans' Guidance bureau, Thursday, 10 a. on., Holy said petition will be taken as confessed and to an end. ceased ley Flora St. Thomes of Andovn in you will he forever barred from contesting pupils was held recently in tile is a member of the American So- minion; 6:30 p. m., Di ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK said County, praying that she be appointed said petition or any decree entered thereon. Officers of the chapter are: Mrs. executrix thereof without giving a surety music room of the Junior High ciological association, the Ameri- annual meeting of the Wo Th- following pass book issued by the .And in addition to the usual service of Guy B. Howe, regent; Mrs. Bert- on her laind. this notice as required by law, it is ordered school. Mrs. Charles Whiteside Auxiliary; 7:30 p. m., Hu, Andover Savings Bank has been lost and If you desire to ob ect thereto you or can Anthropological association, a•iplication has been made for the issuance that the foregoing citation be published rand Peck, vice-regent; Mrs. How- awarded prizes to the following pu- meeting. speaker, Rev. Rol your attorneyn ' should fi le a written appear- forthwith once each wet& fur there succes- Amercian Academy of Political and of duplicate book. Public notice of said ap- ance in said Court at Newbury port before ard B. Johnson, treasurer; Mrs. Ro- pils: for the waltz, Stephen Byrne plication is hereby given, in accordance sive we ks in the Andover Townsman, a Social Science, National Catholic Fairbanks, chaplain, Mass ten o'clock in the forenoon on the twenty- newspaper published in said 'lout, of land Weeks, secretary; Mrs. Har- with Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts fourth day of May, 1948, the return day of and Betsey Gilcreast; for the Educational association and othe- ,alts General Hospital. of 1908. Andover. old P. Hathaway, chaplain; Mrs. this citation. Witness, John E. Fenton, Esquire, Judge wooden soldier dance, Calvin Met- organizations. Payment has been stopped. Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First of said Court, this twenty-ninth day of Wilson Knipe, Jr., registrar; Mrs. calf, Estelle Heifitz, Scott Sanborn Book No. 10,006. Judge of said Court, this twenty-seventh April in the ) ear nineteen hundred and COCHRAN CHAPEI day of April in the year one thousand owe Walter E. Mondale, historian; LOUIS S. FINGER. Tent:curer. forty•eight. and Sandra Stewart; school-day Phillips Academy hundred and forty-right. Attest with seal of said Court. chairman of press relations, Mrs. Rio:. .5. Grah.on Italdwin. Minis (6, It, 25) RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register. dance, Alan Cate and Claudia Sand- ROBERT E. FRENCH, Recorder Mond-ale; chairman of hospitality, Sunday, 11 a. m., Mc E.aton and Chandler, Attys., Fernand A. Bernardi, Esq. berg; and for the tap dance, Ed- Births Bay State Building, 7)16 Bay State Building Mrs. George W. Glennie; finance service, The Rt. Rev. Oliv ASBESTOS SIDING Lawrence, Mass. Lawrence. :Massachusetts ward Cross and Helen Ellis. A son April 28 at the General (e, 13, 211) committee, Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs. !tart of the Diocese of Pei New beauty in Johns Manville Per- For the Petitioner Additional prizes, these for gal- hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John (6, 1.1, 20) John Hitchcock and Mrs. John M. , ania, Will preach. matone Colored Asbestos Sidewalls. Commonwealth of Massachusetts lantry, were received by Calvin Bolten, Jr., Geneva road. The Also Insulated Brick and Stone. Murray; program committee, Mrs. Roofing. Estimates Free. PROBATE COURT t'ommonwealth of Massachusetts Metcalf, David Daniels and Regin- mother was Ruth M. Tratte. Essex, ss. WARRANT Bertrand Peck, Mrs. Henry J. Ste- ald Wood. Shirley Brown was SOUTH CHURCH WILLIAM P. DOYLE To all persons interested in the estate of A son April 28 at the General -,. FrcEirth-k II. Noss: Essex, ss. venson and Mrs. Myron H. Clarke. awarded a prize for her display of Posh, Foster Circle, And.—Tel. 1483 Fred II. Eaton, late of Andover in said T., e thee of the Constables of the Town hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Friday, 7:15.p. m., Troo County, deceased. of Andover Greeting: Organizing members of the chap- interest and effort. To David Olivet- A petition has been presented to said A. Chenevert, 35 Washington Roy - Scouts. In the name of the Commonwealth you ter are: Mrs. Arthur A. Reeves, . • Court for probate of a certain instrument arc hereby required to notify and warn the ti went the perfect attendance prize avenue. The mother was Pa- Sunday, 9 : 30 a. m., C purporting to be the last will of said do- Mrs. Rloatul Weeks, Mrs. Myron H. inhabitants of said town who are qualified and Lee Hamilton, Miss Catherine school and the Junior Ch ceased by James It. Eaton of Andover in to vote in Town Affairs to meet and as- Clark. Mrs. Henry J. Stevenson, tricia Cloges. said Count , praying that hr be appointed semble at the Memorial A utlitoriUlli on Barrett, principal, Mrs. Donald 540] a.. in., High School executor thereof without giving a surety Mrs. Harold P. Hathaway, Mrs. A son April 29 at the Clover (tartlet Street, on Dunn, dancing teacher and Mrs. 10;45 a. on his bond. Tuesday, the Eighteenth Day of May. 1948 flill hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Al- Aorning INN If you desire to object thereto you or George W. Glennie, Mrs. Harry A. Helen Richardson, pianist, received at 7:30 o'clock P. St. to act upon the fol- fred Groleau, Jr., .:2 Dutton ant1Serition; 10:45 8. Ill., C your attorney should file a written appear- lowing articles: Donovan, Mrs. Howard B. Johnson, candy. Everyone joined in the ance in said Court at Newburyport before Altricts ONE --To see if the town will Mrs. Wilson Knipe, Jr., Mrs. John road. The mother was Aldona Kindergarten; 11:15 a. no., ten o'clock it, the foremen on the twenty- deterninie that a housing -authority as au- games at the close of this final cational Motion Pictures; G fourth day of May, 1948, the return day of thorized by Section 26 K, Chapter 121, M. Murray, Mrs. Bertrand Peck, class. Ripchinskas. this citation. General Laws. is needed and authorize the Young People's Society. Willies, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First Mrs. John Hitchcock, Mrs. Walter This class is sponsored by the A son April 30 at the Lawrence selectmen to appoint a housing authority as hoods}', 6:30 p. In., COLE Judge of said Court, this fifth day of May provided by said Chapter 121 or take any E. Mondale and Mm. Guy B. Howe. Andover Central P. T. A. under the General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. in the year one thousand nine hundred and am ton relat ye thereto and to apprOpriate Circle of The King's pang forty-eight. the sum Of five hundred dollars for stack direction of Mrs. Philip Hogan. David Thompson, 30 Salem street. w HITE, JR., Regist,. Tuesday, 1-4 p. Alph RICHARD J. use as said housing authority may deem The mother was Eva Tuttle. Chandler. Any s., Eaton :and neceSsary. Receives Thanks Chi Sorority Food Sale at Bay State Building, ART IC LE Two--To see if the town will SOUTH CHURCH NOTES A daughter April 30 at the tince Gas & Electric CO.; 8 Lawrence, Mass. appropriate the sum of two hundred and (6, 13, 20) Tuesday, May 11 the Alpha Phi Chi Lawrence General hospital to Mr. Ping eighty dollars for rental of rooms for Dis- For Clothing • Pong Club. abled American Veterans Post No. IS. Sorority will hold a food sale at the and Mrs. Irving Clark, 71 Wal- The selectmen have received Wednesday, 1:1'5 p. m., ARTICLE THREE See if the town will Lawrence Gas and Electric Co., on nut street. The mother was Subscribe to The Townsman vote to rain,• and appropriate $5000.00 and from the Borough of Andover, Eng- Day School of the Christie authorize the Board of Public Works to Main street from one to four $2.50 a Year land, the following cablegram Esther J. Knudsen. Ilgion. lay sewer in Topping Road and Franklin o'clock. Mrs. Frederick Gould is the Avenue, on petition of Wilfred Laroche, thanking the town for the clothing A son April 28 at the Emerson Thursday, 1.0 a. m., A and others. chairman. hospital, Concord, to Mr. sad Sewing Meeting of the I ARTICLE Eni, k.—To transact any Wier sent for the needy during the WI business that may lc gaily come before the Christmas season: Mrs. John Healey, Jr., of Way- Union: 4 It. no.„Iunior merlins NEW SUB CARRIERS land, formerly of Andover. The 6:30 P. at., A.P.C. Sorority Chris Muller And you are .1:reeled to serve this war- Board of Selectmen, Postmaster Stephen A. Boland rant b: posting attested copies and pub- Andover, Mass., U.S.A. mother is the former Mho Jane ers and Daughters Banquet lication thereof, seven days at least before today announced the appoint- CARPENTRY Please accept my grateful thanks Butler of Main street, daughter of P. nr, Church Choir. the time of said meeting as ffirected by the ment of two new regular substi- 125 HIGH PLAIN ROAD Ily-Laws of the town. on behalf of the Borough of An- Mrs. Frederick Butler. -1- -1- Hereof fail not and make return of this tute carriers at the Andover post dover, England, for the consign- TEL. AND. 1145-W warrant with >our doings thereon, at the office. Thomas Duff of 59 Maple ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHI time and place of said meeting. ment of clothing sent by the Town Merrimack College Rev. Thomas P. Fogarty Part Given under our hands this Third Day of avenue and John White, 48 High PridaY. 7:45 p. no.; De, May, A. 1). 1948. of Andover, Massachusetts, which street, veterans of World War II, Professor on WCCM RUN' HARDY I have arranged- to distribute to Mr the Holy Souls and 1 J. EV ER ETT COLLINS assumed their new duties May 1. A professor of classics at Merri- prayers to St. Theresa. now1:1.1. F. SHEPARD persons within the Borough who Both men were on the civil mack College, the Rev. John Gael. Selectmen of Andover require such assistance. Saturday, 4 to 6; 7:30 O A true copy service list just filled by the gars, will be interviewed over Mt Confessions. ATTEST: HAROLD GUARD, Lion WCCM Friday morning on the GEORGE N: SPARKS, Constald Mayor of Andover, England Civil Service commission. Sunday, Masses: 6:30, Andover, May 6, 1948. "Accent on Andover" program. 9:45; 11:30. Rev. Gavigan will give a brief Here To Serve silk * KEEP BUYING BONDS* history of the new college—ilia its ANDOVER COAL CO. John M. Murray plans for the future. A adialot FOR FUN IN THE SU HOTPOINT Gulf programs featuring students and Super Service faculty members of Merrimack WHITE LOUIS SCANLON'S DISTRIBUTORS Cor. Main and beaired over WCCM starting's'', Chestnut Streets and ON THE ANDOVER LINE * 27 MAIN ST. TEL. 365 week. MULTI - COLOR

You smooth out your 1948 PLATES AT ONCE Phony. 3-4000—Itett. 90148 810 TO Po IktVsN Summer buying problems when WALLPAPER Wanted New or ()Id Gars tso Salting you look up services or Meo, ifbett, Property I amag products in ALLIED PAINT STORES Dr. Joseph B. McCavitt Beach House D. HARDY DREWREY —For the Season— 01'EN ILVLIstSCS Casuals JOSEPH T. GAGNE, President CHIROPODIST - PODIATRIST Write Full Particulars to t. The Classified s.t ti 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence 851 Essex Mt., Lawrence, Mass Box L — Townsman Office aj12:::..z.suri0 -1101slIgatLi'S17l TELEPHONE MAIL AND RIEGIS X-RAY FITTINGS "SHOES That SATISF' DIRECTORY CERTIFIED W. SHIRLEY BARNARD Clock and Watch Repairing RUTH HAMMOND Shawsheen Motor Mart YELLOW Real Estate and Insurance 17 HAVERHILL, N DoVER John H. Grecoe —: at :— DRESSES BLOUSES — SPORTSWEAR PAGES OPTICIAN — JEWELER Main and Barnard St MAIN STRICT 'Felipe •: mi. 767—Lan. 50:3:1 iisNmommir- 48 MAIN ST. TEL. 8'20-R Telephone 66 14 Park Street

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f HE CHURCHES otic instructor; \1r;. .o..ory Mce.vy, EXHIBIT OF MEMORIALS hoir pT State Dept. Guard; Mrs. Herbert 111" JOHN MEAGHER CO. Coming Events The memorial exhibit of the Joha hurch BAPTIST CHURCH FREE CHURCH Folley, Sr. Vice President of the Rev. J. Levering Reynolds, Pastor Essex County Council; Past Com- Meagher Co., memorial manufactur- rtlett White, Rev. Wendell I.. Bailey, Pattor iday, 7:45 p. tn., Philathea Friday, 7:00 a. no., Boy Scouts; ers at Peabody, is this week attract. t street last Fr mander Seam Squirrel, Ernest meeting at the home of Gladys 7:15 p. no., Margaret Slattery C Abbot Academy birthday big many visitors for a variety of tertained the Richards of the Lawrence Pup Tent „Imo., 7 Yale Rd.. Shawsheen Class rehearsal; 7:30 p. m., Cub bazaar. 2 p. no. choice memorials made of Westerly, South church Scout committee. 8 Free dog clinic, Shawsheen No. 4 Military Order of Cooties. Rep- h Blonde Island granite, the well Miss Fran. Heights. Sunday, 9:00 a. no., Meeting of Main Street garage, 9 a. no. VETERANS resentatives were present for the hittier Street Sunday, 9:30 a. no., Church OF FOREIGN WARS known Rock of Ages granite, to- School for all departments; 10:45 the Board of Trustees; 9:3,o 9 Bird Club walk, Den Rock Andover Post Legion. Auxiliary; t of the The local Veterans of Foreign gether with many beautiful import- eve. Morning Worship; Sermon, a m., Church school; 11 a. it., park, Lawrence, 7 a. m. Women's Post American Legion; birthday. Wars No. 2128 post and auxiliary ed materials, are on display ready a Contemporary Challenge To Nursery Class; 11 a. no.. Morning 9 Legion County Council meet- Lawrence Post 1.549 V. F. W. and for Memorial Day delivery. Many nt were: Mr. p. tn., Evening serv- Worship with a sermon by the ing, Memorial auditorium. held their annual installation of of- Auxiliary; orth Andover Post 2104 mothers "; interested specimens of memorial ..arlson,' pastor; 6:30 p. no., Pilgrim Fel- Public admitted to memorial ficers in the post quarters, Mus- and Auxiliary. Janice Cole, ice in the parlor. art are Included in this exhibit. Monday. 6:30 p. on., Mother lowship. exercises beginning about grove building, Thursday, April 29. Refreshments were served follow- The Meagher company have a a E. Stevens. banquet in the Tuesday, 10 a. no., All-day 4:311 p. no. ing the installation and dancing and Daughter The newly elected post officers reputation for quality memorials at John K. Hill; try. All woolen of the church sewing meeting of the Woman's 9 Concert of organ music, was enjoyed to the music furnished Miss Frances ,o were installed by Past Commander very reasonable prices. They have Union; 6:30 p. m., Mother and Davis Hall, Abbot Academy. by Harold Phinney until midnight. Watson, Mrs. age•Invited. Robert Deyermond and assisted by devoted nearly half a century to the eiednesday, 2:30 p. no., Pioneer Daughter Banquet of _the Mar- public invited, 7:30 p. m. Two hundred were present for the Mrs. Chat memorial manufacturing industry tles Wei, meet in vestry; 6:30 p. m.. garet Slattery Class. 10 Court St. Monica. C. D. of A. Past Commander William Hulse as occasion. esthaver, Miss Officer of the hay. The following and many splendid specimens of imolai Church Supper meeting. Wednesday, 7:00 p. on., Cub election of officers. St. Au- V. F. W. Auxiliary nut Mahoney, are the new officers for the year: their produce are set up in the local Thursday, 7 p. on., Royal Am- Scout Pack meeting. gustine's hall, 7:46 p. no. The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Vet- uincy. Weston Commander, G. Alton Porter; Sr. cemeteries. ;,assadors present "Swiss Family Thursday, 3:45 p. too., Junior 10 V. F. W. auxiliary whist Proms of Foreign Wars will hold an- director, Rev. Vice Commander, Joseph Veit; Jr. To accommodate their patrons in Robinson" in vestry. Open to Choir rehearsal; 7:00 p. in., Girl party" post rooms, 7: 45 p. m. other whist party in the post rooms E. Noss, Miss Vice Commander, James Platt; placing orders early enough so that r Scouts; 7:30 p. no., Senior Choir 11 Mother - Daughter banquet in the Musgrove building, Monday Wigs Pauline public. Chaplain, Charles MeKew; Quar- delivery can be guaranteed for Me- rehearsal. and minstrels by Margaret evening, May 10. Play to begin at 'ideto, and Mr. -F termaster, Thomas P. Eldred; Jost morial Day, this exhibit will be open CHRIST CHURCH + + + Slattery class, Free church, 7:45. Whittemore. 6:30 p. m. Advocate, William Eldred; Post daily from 8 a. on. until 8 p. m. Rev. John S. Moses, Sector METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday, May 12, the Ladies 11 Movie and story program for Sturgeon, Alex, Blamire, Jr. Friday, 6:45 p. m., Boy Scouts, (Ballardvale) Auxiliary to the Veterans of For- The new officers of the auxiliary PIONEER GIRLS Troop 70. Rev. William Crawford, Minister all boys and girls, library. eign Wars will conduct a regular sident Sunday, 10:30 a. in., Com- were installed into office by Mrs. On a recent Saturday the Pioneer Sunday, 8:00 a. m., Holy Com- 3:35 p. no. meeting in the post rooms, Mus- munion service and sermon: Alyce Marley, State Department Girls of the Andover Baptist church munion; 9:30 a. in., Sunday 11 Andover Guild annual meet- grove building. Meeting is called s Club 11:40 a. on., Church school with ing, 5 p. no. Potelot Instructor, of Beverly and Fortalice went on a five mile hike liberty" will he school; 11:00 a. in., Morning for 7:45. Election of delegates to elegiacs for all ages; 5:30 p. no., 11 Andover Grange meeting. the installing Conductress was Mrs. that was meant to help the girls Very Rev. Vin- Prayer and Sermon; 5:45 p. m., the State Dept. Encampment to be Youth Fellowship group meeting Grange hall, R p. no. Mary McEvoy, State Dept. Guard of earn some badges. They started at t. S. A., Ph. D, Young People's Fellowship. held in Springfield, June 18, 19 and In vestry. 12 Andover Garden Club annual Lynn. The following are the officers the home of their guide, Mrs. Ken- Imack College, Monday, 3:30 p. m., Girl 20 will he one of the main features meeting, Log Cabin, opens for the new year: President, Mrs. neth Thompson, on Gould road and text meeting of Scouts, Mrs. Follansbee's troop; + + + of the evening. All members are with plant sale at 10 a. m. Joseph Hines; Sr. Vice Pres., Mrs. after a long trek through the woods ie club, Thurs. 7:311 lo. m.. Girls' Friendly So- UNION CONGREGATIONAL requested to attend. 12 Last meeting of pre-school Fred Yancy; J. Vice-Pres., Mrs. they ended at a cottage where they e Andover Inn. ciety. CHURCH American Legion (Ballardvale) group and mothers. library, Thomas P. Eldred; Secretary, Mrs. had "Dilly Dogs" and such hunger Tuesday, 8:00 p. m., Vestry Delegates of 44 legion posts will quenching food. Those participating I, who taught at Friday, 7 p. on., Choir re- 10 a. on. Alex Blamire; Treasurer, Mrs. Her- meeting. attend the Essex County Council from 1937 to hearsal. 12 Shawsheen P.T.A. annual bert R. Folley; Chaplain, Mrs. were Vivian Bell, Marilyn Early, t to the Presi. Wednesday, 1:15 p. no., Week- meeting of the American Legion Marline ()off, Barbara Gould, Judith Sunday, 9:30 a. no., Junior banquet, Shawsheen school, George Symonds; Conductress, Mrs. day Religious Education; 2 p. m., at the Memorial auditorium Sunday Nowell, Laura and Phyllis Thomp- e Navy V-12 pro. Church land Sunday school; 11 6:30 p. Charles Spinney; Guard, Mrs. years director Girl Scouts. Mrs. Johnson's troop. afternon at 3 o'clock. son, Arlanna Shaw, and Wei. Rob- a. no., Worship; children's story, 12 V. F. W. auxiliary meeting James Waldie; Trustee, Mrs. Janice uidance bureau, Thursday, 10 a. no., Holy Com- ert Stocks, the assistant guide. "Light, Beauty, Love"; Sermon, and election of delegates to MacCord; Color Bearers, Mrs. Har- This will be the annual Memorial e American So- munion; 6:30 p. no., Dinner; "Who Is My Mother?" The sec- state encampment, post old Coates. Mrs. John Deyermond, meeting when the 40 and with Friday night. April 23rd, the girls ion, the Ameri- annual meeting of the Woman's ond Sunday of every month is rooms, 7:45 p. lit. Mrs. Benjamin Lawrence and Mrs. a background of colors of all posts and their mothers gathered around ml association, Auxiliary; 7:30 p. m., Business Family Sunday. Bring your 13 Bird walk In P. A. sanctuary, Frank Dushame; Historian, Mrs. will conduct services for all mem- the supper table in the vestry to of Political and meeting, speaker, Rev. Rollin J. bers who died during the past year. whole family. If some of the 6 p. no. Helen Vannett; Patriotic Instructor, have delicious fish chowder with all ational Catholic Fairbanks, chaplain, Massachu- Senator Philip K. Allen will lie the to hear Miss Jean children are too young to attend 13 Andover Service Club, An- Mrs. Willis Chick. the fixings, and ation and othe- setts General Hospital. principal speaker. Neely. the New England director of church service they will he taken dover Inn, 6: 15 p. no. (lifts were presented to the Past Pioneer Girls, explain to the moth- (ear of in the nursery at the par- 13 Mother-Daughter banquet of Commander, William Hulse and The public will he admitted to COCHRAN CHAPEL ers and some members of the sonage. A PC sorority, South church, Past President, Mrs. James Mac- these services, which will begin Phillips Academy church the ideas and motives of the R, v.:1. Graham Italdwin. Minister 6:30 p. no. Cord. about 4:30 o'clock. After the exer- + + + supplement her Sunday, 11 a. in., Morning 14 World Fellowship Day oh- The speakers of the evening were cises the auxiliary to Andover post organization. To service, The Rt. Rev. Oliver J. WEST PARISH CHURCH will serve refreghtnents to the dele- talk. Miss Neely showed some mo- I at the General Rev. Jahn Gilbert GaNkill, served at South church, State Dept. Asst. Chief of Staff, El- Kart of the Diocese of Pentosyl- Friday, 7:30 p. gates at the post headquarters in Vies, which surprised the Andover and Mrs. John m., "The Rol- starting with luncheon at 1 trier Baldwin of Peabody; Mrs. voluia, will preach. theAlarnerel girls: as they appeared in them. eva road. The , licking '99ers" an old folks con- p. no. Alyce Marley,, State Dept. Petri- cert will he presented by the I' 1 a M. Tratte. +. 14 Square dancing by Men's SOUTH cHURCH Children's choir of this church. Brotherhood at West Parish i at the General R .v. Fredetlk IL Noss, Pastor Sunday, 10:30 a. no., Children's eh torch vestry, 8:15 p. on. , and Mrs. Philip Friday, 7:15,p. •m., Troop 73, Service of Worship. Sermon. Lariat's, dubs and societies in Andover, 35 Washington boy scoots. "The Cloud Servants." Classes wishing to be ineltided in this calendar anther was Pa. Sunday, 9:30 , ' a. no., Church way do so by sending notices by Tuesday • for adults and teen agers. 11 noon of each week to The TO1071,110.. school and the Junior Church: a. ,m., Morning Service of Wor- —Loving Daughter 5:30 a., no., High School. Class; :9 at the Clover ship. Music by .choir under COURTEOUS CIRCLE 11;45 a. on., ,Morning Worship Mr. and Mrs. Al- direction of Mrs. Dean Hudgins. The Courteous. Circle of The and.Sernion; 10:45 a. m., Church Memo: Jr., 32 Dutton Sermon, "The Law of Thy Moth- King's Daughters of the South Thoughtful Son Kiedergarten; 11:15 a. In., Edn- her was Aldona er." 7:60 p. on., Young Peoples' church will meet Monday. May id rational Motion Pictures; 6 p. to a Fellowship will meet at the par- at 6:30 p. no. Miss Madeleine C. Young People's Society. Hewes ie I at the Lawrence sonage. ..Leader, Dawn Dunn. chairman of the supper Wonderful Husband Monday, 6:30 p. on., Courteous to Mr. and Mrs. Fellowship hour led by Winthrop committee. Mrs. E. V. Lovely' will Circle of The King's Daughters. lead the devotional services. There , 30 Salem street. Adkins. Tuesday, 1-4 p. m:, Alpha Phi will be a short business oession. Eva Tuttle. Tuesday, 6 p. tn., The Boys' Chi Sorority Food Sale at Law- The hospital committee is in chorrge April 30 at the Hobby group will meet at the For a Mother's Day that will rence Gas & Electric Co.; 8 p. m., parsonage. of the program and will present Mr. al hospital to Mr. Ping 'Pons Club. Wednesday, 3:15 p. ('hil- and Mrs. Henry 'F. Perkins who will remain a memorable event . . . Clark, 71 Wel- show the beautiful colored pictures Wielnesilioy, 1:15 p. in., Week- dren's Choir rehearsal. roe mother WAS Day School of the Christian Re- Junior taken during their recent triz to may Si'' suggest you give Thursday, 8 p. on., The ;en. ligion. in the the west coast. Friends are invited Women's Union will meet memorable gifts? Nothing will 8 at the Emerson Thursday, 10 a. In., All-Day to attend. vestry. Mrs. Halbert Dow, presi- OH OX- rd, to Mr. lid Sewing Meeting of the Women's so delight Mother as dent. There will be a demon- Miss Barbara Lewis, Miss Shirley Jr., of Way- Union; 4 p. no., Junior Choir; Of ley, stration by the Towle Silver Co. quisite blouse, 'petticoat of Andover. The 6:30 p. no., A.P.C. Sorority Moth- Stevens. Hostesses are: Mrs. Frank Him- Friday: World Fellowship Day nightgown !ormer Miss Jane ers and Daughters Banquet; 7:45 mer, Mrs. Frank Ortatein, Mrs. luncheon sponsored by the An- treet, daughter of P. tn., Church Choir. Robert Marland, Mrs. Walter dover Council of Church Women, Butler. Wilson, Jr.; Mrs. John Gaskiil, will be held at the South Church. ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH oranciE , Rev. Thomas P. Fogarty, Pastor ollege i'ridaty, T 7:45 p. m., Devotions WCCM for the Holy Souls and Novena classics at Merri- prayers to St. Theresa. . . creator of heavenly lerthings —and le Rev. John Gab: Saturday, 4 to 6; 7:30 to 9. arviewed over Sta. Confessions. Et Al9inarl exclusively Michael Jay's. You .oy morning on the Sunday, Masses: 6:30, 8:30, over" program. 9:45; 11,30. y prefer flattering hosiery, in newest will give a brief spring-into-st lllll ner shades . . . or a f s CUSTOM-MADE MILLINERY ow college aria ltd Eliminator Slip . . . or ass incomparable uture. A ierlalof FOR FUN IN THE SUN ring students and Telephone 31306 Cotton — fi Mrs basic .‘stserican Golfer l I I of Merrimack will WHITE Sailing Blues, to the t gist lllll rous 'CCN1 starting next and 134 JACKSON STREET — LAWRENCE, MASS. cotton, tit for weddings, receptions or MULTI - COLOR graduations. M'hatever you choose, if ES AT ONCE 820 IdniN Summer it is diode, — elichael Jay's bus it. Cyr. No Waltini, 1.1i.g. DREWHEY Casuals ALVS.N1M.S Alsw.Arw CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY Harvard Ss. el lot 4110 Salta SKR VIL5 rcl - X-RAY FITTINGS —MANUFACTURERS — "SHOES That SATISFY" Mother's Day is May 9—Shop Early!

N il SODA WATERS Hours daily also Wed. 9 - 6; Tues., Fri., Sat. 'tit 9 SPORTSWEAR REINHOLD'S and GINGER ALES 4ti MAIN STREET ummiimaa COURT ST. MONICA Water Main Break Plan To Increase All members are asked to be pres- P. A. Instructor To Award Scholarship On Reservation Rd. ent at the business meeting to he For Merrimack College lAet: 'Nu golden hour.. N held in the school hall Monday eve- Receives Award The Men's Club of St. Augus- (Continued from Page Ones ning. May 10 at 7:45. Thls will he reward is offered, for the A recent survey among New Dudley Fitts, instructor in tine's parish will award a $100 Thf. Abbot Birthday ba- an Important meeting as election of England's electric light and power When the 16-inch water main let are gone forever. officers is to take place. English at Phillips Academy, is scholarship to a high school gradu- zaar will open its gates Saturday at go it reduced the pressure all over companies disclose a vast new con- —HORACE MAN] Seven hundred and fifty members listed among the recipients of ate from the parish entering Mer- 2:00 o'clock. Many of the free en- town. Two other mains remained in struction program which will add attended the state convention held the annual $1,000 Arts and Let- rimack College this fall. tertainments will conse in the early operation, one coming down 834,000 kilowatts of new electric at the New Ocean House, Swamp- tere grants awarded jointly by The recipient of the award will afternoon, and the Early Bird Tea through Ballardvale and the other VOLUME 60, NUMBER generating capacity, according to by way of Shawsheen Village. Ilow. scott, May 1 and 2. Local members the American Academy of Arts be determined by a competitive ex- Room will open at 3 o'clock. Sev- William Casey, manager of the ever, the break was so great that who enjoyed the inspiring weekend and Letters and the National amination to he conducted at the eral surprises will be sprung on Lawrence Gas and Electric com- were: Mrs. Hortense Coupe, grand college Saturday, May 22, at 9 a.m. the visitors, and an afternoon of it took practically all of the pres pany. Institute of Arts and Letters to regent; Mrs. Frances Keeney, vice- Candidates must file application fun is promised to all. sure from these two mains. After VIEWS 15 non-members in the fields of the gates controlling the Reserve. New England Electric system regent; Mrs. Alice Brennan, moni- art, music and liteiature. for admission to the college before Never have the booths of wares Bon road main were shut off, which companies will account for a large tor; Mrs. Marguerite Anderson, his- May 15 and must submit a state- been so well stocked, nor so gay portion of the new construction torian; Miss Katherine McNally, The grants are part of a pro- was about three-quarters of an hour OF gram to give encouragement to ment signed by the pastor that they .in appearance. The entire campus program by adding 250,000 kilo- treasurer; Mrs. Alice Connors; are eligible for the scholarship after the break occurred, the pres. younger artists of demonstrated looks forward with great pleasure sure started building up all over watts of electric generating capa- financial secretary; Miss Anna award. Application blanks are to welcoming the people of An- city in the next four years. (freely, trustee. Other members who achievement, and as a practical town. THE recognition of the work of more available at the Rectory or at the dover, and other interested friends The largest single addition in the were present were: Mrs. Monica Office of the Registrar, Merrimack from nearby cotnmunities to the Water service was restored about Coleman, Mrs. Florence Naughton, established artists. 7:30 o'clock but it was some time six states will be in Salem, Mass- College. great Abbot bazaar. NEWS achusetts, where a New England Mrs. Margaret Robertson, Mrs. Jane Mr. Fitts is a Boston-born, later before full pressure was built Harvard-educated poet. He was The goal set for the annual gift fly I.LONARD F. JAM: Electric System company is build- Traynor and Miss Jane Barrett. JOIN FRATERNITIES up through the two mains in oper Master in English—and also the to the World Student Service fund ing a new 140,000 kilowatt steam The Most Reverend Richard J. ation. "Do I exist for the Gover organist—at the Choate School, William Lawrence Oliver, son of is based on expectations of profit electric plant. New England Elec- Cushing, 1).D., Archbishop of Bos- Public works employees were on Government for 1 92 6-4 1; Instructor In English at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Oliver from the fair, but in addition, the or the tric System companies also will be ton, was the guest speaker at the Yaddo, 1929 and at the Mac- of 33 Chestnut street, and Ralph students have worked all year for the scene quickly, removing the asked a bewildered gros crease generating facilities at banquet Saturday evening. Sunday's tons of sand that piled up near the His first Joseph Wirtz, son of Mr. and Mrs. funds which have grown rapidly England the other day, Providence, Rhode Island, where speaker was the Supreme Regent, Dowell Colony, 1938. railroad bridge, and making an ex• volume of poetry was published Auguste A. Wirtz of 48 Lowell throughout the session. Other bene- Narragansett Electric Company is Miss Mary C. Duffy of New Jersey. cavation to repair the break, the bent over a pile of new rat in New York its 1931, his second street, have been recently initiated ficiaries of the bazaar fund are The adding a 50,000 kilowatt generating During the convention, Miss Ger- Hindman Mission in Kentucky, the cause of which was not immediately regulations. "God knows unit; at Worcester, Massachusetts, trude Curry of Belmont was elected in 19 3 7, and subsequent volumes determined. in 1 9 3 8, 1941 and 1 94 2; he col-Delta into Phi the fraternity Brunonian at Brown chapter of school in France which receives an muttered, "—or Sir S where Worcester County Electric to the office of State Regent. laborated with R. Fitzgerald on annual gift from Abbot, the under- Cripps." Perhaps he was Company is adding a 30,000 kilo- that govet two volumes; "The Alcestis of versity.A freshman at the university,ijni- privileged children of Andover, and sing to realize watt unit and at Wilder, Vermont, A.P.C. SORORITY Euripides" 1 9 3 6, and "The Anti- Oliver is a candidate for a Bachelor other local and national projects control is the biggest situ where the redevelopment of the The anniell Mothers and Daugh- gone of Sophocles." of Arts degree. He is a graduate of of a humanitarian nature. dustry in Britain; maybe existing hydro plant will add 30,000 ters' banquet of the A. P. C. Soror- 1,3 9; with Genevieve Taggart on "Ten Intro- Phillips Academy. been to vaudeville shows kilowatts. ity wit be held in the South church their new crop of current ductions," 1934, and with B. Wirtz, a sophomore at the univer- The new building program on vestry Thursday evening, May 13 on government operations. Clariana and J. De Diego on sity, is a candidate for an Engin- which the electric companies are at 6:30 o'clock. A catered beef steak "Rendevous With Spain," 1946. eering degree. He is a graduate of Some are amusing snot already well embarked and which pie supper will be served. Tickets He is a member of the Modern Phillips Academy. DRESSMAKING one's sense of humor is is scheduled for completion some- must be purchased by Monday, May Language Association and the REMODELING DO you want to export an time in 1952, will bring New Eng- 10, frosts Miss May Elander, Tel. Delta Phi, founded as one of the Institute of Culture, Quito, Ecua- Union Triad in 1827 and estab- ALTERATIONS bull? You may, answer land's resources up to a total of 703-R. Mrs. Walter Mondale, enter- Board of Trade, provided y tainment chairman for the evening, dor. He lives with his wife and lished at Brown in 1838, is one of LADIES' SUITS, COATS, four million kilowatts, to keep the two children in Andover. loch a metal disc to its has engaged Mrs. Blain Saunders the seventeen national fraternities DRESSES MADE TO ORDER available supply in our six-state No, decides the Board, of North Reading who will give represented on the Brown campus. neighborhood well ahead of the you've wrestled with the readings of interest to all ages. Mrs. Allspice is a flavoring obtained electrical requirements of domestic, Bible, just brand the horns. Peter Dantos will have charge of from a West Indian tree of the commercial and industrial users. mystic order. PAUL'S I, asks the farmer? We decorations. Mr. Casey brought out the fact CLEANERS AND DYERS admits the Board of that interconnecting transmission 127 MAIN STREET TEL. 2125 Angus bulls don't have hor lines will give mobility to a large SQUARE DANCE The last square dance class of Our grocer needs a hour part of this immense output of he and his husky sons bui electric energy, thus greatly multi- the season to he held at the West Parish Vestry• will be Friday eve- themselves. Btit before 1: plying its effectiveness and making enjoyed its privacy a hot it available as insurance against nting, May 14. The Boxford Orches- tra will furnish the music, with workmen come to pull it any local interruption of power for Naturally. He didn't have any reason. "Joe" Perkins calling the changes License #98 and giving necessary instructions. 2nd Floor— MUSGROVE BLDG. mit to build. He is p ANDOVER SQUARE puzzled about how to stret TEL. 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