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T he AndoverAndo.rr f.rr> «hrrf anil alwaya. Arat, laat— th . manly. atral«h(forward anbrr, patriotic NrwT F.nalaml Town—PHILLIPSownsman nilOOKS ONE YEAR $2.00—SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS ANDOVER. MASSACHUSETTS, APRIL 20, 1934 VOLUME XLVII NUMBER 28 Wins Speaking Prize Recitalist Coming LOCAL NEWS NOTES G. F. S. Carnival Local ER A Quota to Abbot Academy Plan to play “ Bingo ” at the Girls’ Friend - Here Tomorrow ly Novelty Carnival. for Second Contest One of the most distinguished singers ap : j pearing at Abbot Academy in recenl years is Miss Helen AIcGraw is spending her vaca The Girls’ Friendly society of Christ tion in Providence, R. I. church will hold a novelty carnival in the Probably to Be Cut Julius Huehn, who will give a song recital in parish house on Saturday afternoon from two Miss Dorothy Boyce, Senior at Punchard Awarded First Davis Hall of Abbot Academy, on Tuesday ■ Mrs. Andrew Collins has been ill at her to six p.m. A small admission will he charged. night, April 24th at 8.(X) o’clock. Mr. Huehn home on Wolcott avenue. Prize in Barnard’s Last Friday Night—Had Won is still in his twenties but is already an artist Children accompanied by grown-ups will be State Administrator Carney Announces that Allot of great ability. His major work is in opera, Miss Agnes V. Dugan of Maple avenue admitted free. An entertainment will begin ments Will Be Based on October Belief Bolls Second Prize in 1932 Contest is spending a week in Worcester. at three o’clock. It will include the play, but he appears with increasing frequency in “ The Troublesome Flock” that will be re When Local Unemployment Was Low oratorio and on the recital stage, and for- ’ Mi- Dorothy Boyce, a senior at Punchard Mr. and Airs. George Napier of Summer peated by the G. F. S. candidates; readings tunately, his recital programs are made up street spent the holiday in Maynard. high, won first prize of twenty dollars in the November Club of songs worthy of an artist. by I Jorotny 1 )avis and other surprise features, i . # Fhe new ruling announced yesterday hy annual Barnard prize speaking contest held Miss Alary L. Smith of the high school Handkerchiefs from all parts of the country I T 0 - I 1*1 t t i a F l C S t O the state E. R. A. administrator Joseph P. in Punchard hall last Friday night. Miss Mr. Huehn has a high baritone voice of the faculty is vacationing in New York city. will be on sale. Friends arc invited to have most beautiful lyric quality, but also has t In Carney that job quotas hereafter will be ap Boyce delivered an essay entitled “ Youth Elects Officers their future told by the Alisscs Aleralba. portioned to towns in proportion to their and the World.” An interesting essay in ability and vocal equipment to sing the most Miss Alabel Alarshall of Andover spent well-known fortune tellers and join in the fun *-**5 1ICIU J **^“*Jt dramatic roles in opera. Standing six feet the holiday with friends in Gorham, Me. welfare lists as of October, 1933, will mean verse on “ Cosmetics, First and Last,” won Mrs. Lester E. Lynde was elected president of playing Bingo. Silhouettes will be made that Andover’s allotment will be far below second prize of twelve dollars for Miss Lois three inches, this artist makes a commanding Rev. Henry Peters of Alta. Alberta, (’ana- by Air. Alason Downing of North Andover. Only the town house will be used for voting of the November club at the annual meeting presence before he sings a note. its present needs, since there were only 65 Ferguson, also a senior. Friday the thirteenth held Monday afternoon at the clubhouse on da, is visiting with relatives in Shawsheen Home-cooked food, candy, grabs, aprons, purposes next Tuesday at the lirst state pre men on the welfare list in October whereas proved a lucky day for Allan Trott, ’34, who Locke striei. Other officers elected were: At Christmas time Mr. Huehn sang the village. and arts and crafts will be on sale. primary election. The polls will be open from when the CWA started in November there besides celebrating his eighteenth birthday Baritone solo parts in the Messiah in Came The chairmen of the various committees 12 noon to 6.30 p.m. vice-president, Mrs. Henry S. Hopper; 2d Mr. and Airs. George Burridgc and family were 234. I-nte in October there was a marked on that day. also annexed third prize for his vice-president, Mrs. Herbert B. Merrick; gie Hall with the New York Oratorio Society, are: Candy, Miss Doris Manning; aprons, The names on the Republician ballot fol slackening in the activity of the Lawrence and was the outstanding success of the per of Bancroft road left yesterday for a motor Airs. Benjamin Jaques; food, Miss Flizabeth low: state committee, fourth FIsscx district, essay on “ Bird Acquaintances.” recording secretary, Miss Bessie I*. Gold- , ------...... ■“•••b •> -« » «• trip to Coifeyville, Kans. mills which had absorbed many of Andover’s In 1932 Miss Boyce also won second prize smith; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lyman I *orn]ancc-formance. I he TheNew New \ ork York critics critics hav have written Hilton; handkerchiefs, Miss Ruth Saunders; Lewis R. Hovcy, Haverhill; delegates to unemployed, with the result that the welfare in the Barnard’s, while a member of the F. Cheever; treasurer, Mrs. Anne B. Penni- in glowing terms of“r his u'~ work. ’* Mr. Howe * has •Miss Lillian Silvcrwatch of Alethuen arts and crafts, Aliss Beatrice Farnsworth; state convention, vote for two, Frederick rolls of the town increased rapidly. conducted oratorios and opera at Chautau quilt, Alis- Bertha R. Cuthill; grabs, Aliss Butler, Valentine AL Fitzhugh; town com soph< more class. She is the daughter of Mr. man; directors, one year, Mrs. Henry C. visited at the home of Airs. Rohina Sullivan When E. R. A. work was halted Wednes and Mrs. Frederick M. Boyce of Main street. Sanborn; three years, Mrs. Roscoe E. Dake, qua. N. Y., when Mr. Huehn was one of the of Red Spring road, Sundry. Dorothy Winn; publicity, Aliss Ruth Saun mittee, vote for fifteen, group 1, Frederick soloists, and endorses the singer without ders and Aliss Bertha Hilton. E. Cheever; group 2. Bertha C. ( lark day on orders from Boston, there were 139 Mr. Boyce is an instructor in physics ut Mrs. Ralph E. Hadley. Aliss May Gallagher spent Tuesday visit men still employed. At that time eight and Phillips academy. The report of the nominating committee reservation. Indeed, it is through these as Andrew Collins, Roy E. Hardy, Isaiah R. sociations that Mr. Huehn’s recital at Abbot ing at the home of Air. and Airs. John R. Kimball, Malcolm B. AIcTernen, Harry a half miles of road had been completed in Selections were sung during the program was given by Mrs. Virgil D. Harrington, the Sullivan of Red Spring road. the outlying sections. Seventeen hundred other members being .Mrs. Nathan C. Ham Academy has been made possible. Mr. Huehn Monument Drive Sellars, William B. Afclntyre, Lewis N. by the Girls’ Cilee club under the direction Mears, Leonard D. Sheman, Franees T. feet of water pipe had l>een laid on Lovejoy lin and .Miss Harriett Carter. Next year’s has been one of the artists at the Worcester Aliss Marjorie Smith and Miss Lilian Fox road, and another water entension project of Miss Miriam Sweeney, supervisor of music Music Festival for the past two years, and of the high school faculty are spending the to End April 30 Wade, Alary D. Winslow, Stafford A. Lind at the public schcols. Principal Nathan C. nominating committee was named as follows: had been started on Rattlesnake hill road, Mrs. Frederick W. II. Stott, chairman; Mrs. will appear there again in October at the vacation in Wolfeboro, N. H. say, John Al. Krving, Edmond E. Hammond, Hamblin presided and announced the awards. Diamond Jubilee of that institution and C. Aladeleine Hewes. with still another contemplated for River The judges were: Miss Bessie I*. Gcldsmith Frank H. Hardy, Mrs. Arthur Sweeney. Air. and Airs. Joseph P. Bell have returned April 30 will be the closing date for the road. The town has spent a total of $6400 on The annual reports were given as follows: Admission of one dollar will be taken at drive for SI500 now being conducted by the 'Fhe Democratic ballot names: State Com winner of the first prize in the lirst Barnard the door of the 1 fall, and the music lovers who to their home on Morton street after a ten mittee, Charles II. Alorrill, Haverhill; dele materials and truck hire since the C. W. A. contot in 1899; Roger W. Higgins, instruc Secretary, Miss Bessie I’. Goldsmith; treas days’ trip to Atlantic City. d American Legion auxiliary for the erection started. urer, Miss Anne B. Penniman; tea committee, elect to attend may be sure of a beautiful of a monument at the Legion lot in Spring gates to state convention, vote for one, tor of public speaking at Phillips academy; concert. If you wish to replenish your apron supply- David S. Burns, Augustive C. Reilly; town Two miles of gravel road have been laid on and Rev. Newman Matthews, pastor of the Miss Alice L. Bell; Christmas party at the Grove cemetery. The Past Presidents, who ( handler road with three-quarters of a mile town infirmary read by Mrs. P. Bartlett The program: visit the G. F. S. Carnival at Cnrist church are in charge of the drive, met Tuesday committee, vote for ten, Augustive C. Reilley, West church. ProloRue—PnKliacd Leoncavallo parish house tomorrow afternoon. Thomas F. Hendrick, David S. Burns, Henry yet to go. A mile has been rebuilt of Beacon The awards were based two-thirds on Whittemore for Mrs. Ralph F. Hadley; ways evening at the home of Airs. Annie P. Davis street, and this will soon be finished. A mile and means committee, Airs. Charles E. Ab Aufenthalt Schubert on Harding street. J. Dolan, Joseph Comber, Edward J. Lt comjH'sition and one-third cn delivery. Der Lindenhaum Schubert Oswald Tower of Phillips street attended febvrc, William A. Homcdy, Vincent of Bellevue road and two of Haggetts pond bott; dramatic department, Mrs. Roscoe E. the annual meeting of the National Basket If for some unavoidable reason anyone is The program follows: Der Sturmlsche Martian Schubert not contacted contributions may be mailed j [*‘cjcty ^ au^ ^*a*co*m-Smith, Joseph road have been completed, as is one and a half Dake; art department, Miss Alice Jenkins; ball committee in New York Sunday. on North street and one on River street. The Flapper Flaptied Out literature department, Mrs. Frank T. Carl Kuhe Meinc Seole Strauss to the chairman of the following districts B. Doherty. Betty Eleanor Manning ’34 ton; French conversation group, read by Ewlg lirich Wolf Aliss Marjorie Davis was chosen president Ballard vale, Airs. F’reeman Abbott; Shaw I he Lovejoy road water extension project Recreations for Leisure Time Miss Bessie P. Goldsmith for Airs. Roy Hear me Ye Winds and Wa\ es—Julius Caesar of the newly formed junior C. E. society at sheen Village, Airs. Harry Gouck and Airs was completed on Tuesday evening. Wednes Edith Cecilia Stott '34 Spencer. 11 an,let the Baptist church Sunday evening. Joseph A. Miller; West Andover, Airs John Ask to Discontinue day morning work was started on Rattle The Crime of War Love me or not Secchi snake hill road. These two and River road Mrs. Henry S. Hopper presided over the The W. W. G. (iirls of the Baptist church H. Long and Airs. Annie P. Davis; Andover Joseph Alfred Serio ’35 business meeting and retired after serving The Floral Dance Moss Hill, Airs. Robert Franz; Maple avenue sec Section of Street were all included in special articles at the The New Deal The Cloths of Heaven met Monday night at the home of Airs. annual town meeting, for which the town two years as president of the club. Dunhill Carleton Smith on North Alain street. tion in center, Airs. Fred G. Cneney; Reading Patricia Bcrnadinc Barrett ’35 After the business meeting, af ernoon tea The Roustabout Rufert Jlunhes road, Airs. Thomas W. Platt; Abbott Village, A hearing was held before the County voted a lump sum of $10,000. Music—Spring Song Rolfe was served, with Airs. Joseph E. Walworth, Gwine to Hebbin Jacques Wolfe Raymond Hickey, appointed police officer Airs. John Henderson and Airs. Joseph Commissioners at Salem Tuesday for the The assessors’ survey work should be Girls’ Glee Club Airs. Oswald 'Power, Airs. P. Bartlett Whitte a few weeks ago, was on duty for the first Keith; Summer street section, Airs. John P. discontinuance of Corbett street from Poor cleaned up in another week. I’he high school Youth and The World more, and Airs. Percy Smith pouring. time Alonday doing traffic duty in the square. Alexander or to any member of the auxiliary. street to Sherbournc street, a distance of painting was finished Sunday, and the police Dorothy Mason Boyce ’34 Uncle Elmer to station had already been painted. Other Patrick AIcCafferty, who has been playing about three hundred feet. The hearing was Bird Acquaintances Football Field Not to Be Used held on petition of the selectmen. miscellaneous tasks completed are: cutting Allan Randolph Trott ’34 left half back for the Andoxer F. C\, has been brush, snow removal, and the construction Has 94tli Birthday Sing Here on 29th transferred to the Lusitania Recreation team. Dr. J. J. Daly and Howell F. Shepard were Cosmetics, First and Last The Board of Public Works has issued an present. They stated that William and Sher- of a stone wall at the Shawsheen school. 'The Lois Ferguson ’34 Have your past, present and future told by sewing by the women is still being conducted. on Patriots’ Day On Sunday evening April 29th Uncle El order restraining all groups from the use of the lx)urne street had a smooth hard surface Betsy Ross and The American Flag Aliss Aliralha at the G. I’. S. Carnival at football field at the playstead until the sod is with the result that this stretch of the old May Shorten '34 mer of radio fame, with his fifteen gospel Christ church parish house Saturday after singers will conduct an evening service at the properly established again. The field has been Corbett street is now not being used. There Dormitory to Be Music Just A-Wearyln’ for You Jacobs-ltond Patriots’ day April 19th, Airs. Hannah noon. badly torn up, and reseeding is necessary. was no opposition. Girls’ Glee Club Abbot Flint enjoyed friends calling on her Free Church. The meeting begins at 7.00 Air. and Airs. Winslow Goodwin have ninety-fourth birthday. o’clock. It is being arranged by the Ways and W oman’* AUiunce Annual Meeting Built at Academy First Prize Essay Spring llowers from her garden trimmed Means Committee. They feel they are for returned to their home in Wilmette, III., afger Marriage Intentions the candle-lit cake which she served to her tunate in securing this gospel chorus to come visiting Airs. Annie S. Alley on Chestnut Miss Boyce’s first prize essay on “ Youth street. The annual meeting of the Free Church Work will begin soon on a new dormitory guests. at this time as dates for them are at a pre Woman’s Alliance including the election of Roy II. Smith, Jenkins roa
Miss Hayes, a native of Ireland, was a Corn in unicalions resident of Andover for years. She is survived A thletic A ssociation THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN by one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson of NEWS OF OTHER DAYS Published every Frida; at the I’resa building, Andover. Mass., by the Andover Pres' Kcancy, N. V., and several nieces and Concert and Ball Dear Editor: nephews. IRA , F.LMER J. CttOVF.R, Managing Editor »MR/ Tw enty-Five Years Ago Ten Years Ago TOW NSM AN T e le p h o n e 1321 The inclosed clipping from the financial The hearers were Henry McGlynn. John Over 200 attended the first Annual concert page of last Sunday’s Boston Herald is so Smith. George Waldic and Edward Linri- and hall sponsored by the Andover Athletic Entered ut Andover Postoffice ns Second C lass Mntter full of sound common sense I think it quite holm. Philip Hardy of this town is playing with Mrs Curtis L. Wilson, who was injured association in the town hall Wednesday night the Lowell Textile baseball team. * when she was struck by an automobile on the worth while printing in the Townsman. for the purpose of outfitting the new town Subscriber SUI LI VAN baseball team. The concert, starting at eight, Chester Farmer spent the week-end with ; Reading road last January, was removed Andover’s Liquor Sellers if not chronologically. If restaurant- Intrusion of Labor Daniel VV. Sullivan, 82, a resident of featured the Andover Male choir, with J his parents, Mr. anti Mrs. T. J. Farmer of today from the Lawrence General hospital owners cannot refrain from letting such However sympathetic one may be toward Hallardvale for six years, passed away Mon Everett Collins conductor and Miss Marion Whittier street to the Anderson sanitarium on Maple avenue Any criticism uHuinst the establish fellows come in and make fools of them the aspirations of organized ialxir, it is dif day evening at the home of his daughter, L. Abbott accompanist. Following the con s » * - 5 i selves. lowering at the same time the ficult to avoid the conclusion that the hand Mrs. Iledlev Nesbitt. Prior to coming to the cert dancing was enjoyed. have been in New \ ork for a few days. s| rcct ment of u pnrkiifiP store here in Anil ver Vale, he had resided in Merrimack, N IL would he for more worthwhile if it weri standards of their establishments and ling of the labor problem by the NR A has Miss Martha Stclanclre, appearing during \ horse owned by H. M. Randlett took Miss \ nna \V. Kuhn has returned to her been in some respects detrimental to business Besides his daughter he is survived by two the concert program with Miss Dorothy used instead against a few of the res tile town, then the selectmen would be sons, Robert of Concord, N. II. and Herbert sick while in Boxford Wednesday and^ it home on Central street after spending several doing a wise thing by revoking the improvement. Even the most enthusiastic Yogcl, again attracted her usual amount of was necessary to send another one to bring I wcl>ks in Bermuda. taurants in town which though only lalwr leaders who are always eager to attain of Manchester, N. II applause. John K Hill was at his best in his selling wines and beers offer a far greater licenses, a thing which would find much The funeral was held Wednesday after back the delivery wagon. ; Mrs. Bartlett H. Hayes and daughter further concessions for their clients in matters solo renditions, and Grace Peever’s exhibition A special meeting of the school committee Dorothy, of Phillips street, left Andover last menace to the sobriety of the community i favoi among the townspeople, noon at 2 o’clock from Sullivan Bros, funeral of acrobatic dancing was well liked. Dorothy of wages, hours and working conditions, are was held last Thursday evening and the Friday for a visit to VVelton, Arizona, where than does the establishment of the pack- — 7 not favorable to strikes. parlors in Nashua. \ H. Burial was in Cornwell, soprano, appeared with the choir Townsend. board adopted n policy regarding the publicity Mr. Hayes is staying at present. age store. So far no complaint could 1 Editorial Cinders The serious interruptions to business all in its last two selections and gave a very tine of its doings. It is learned that the following j The erection of bleachers on the playstcad rendition of Victor Herbert’s “ Italian Street possibly he brought against the package over the country because of this factor con motions were passed: 1st. "That our Sup- will be in charge of the following committee: store based on actual happening, and the The fact that the town house will be tinue and it makes it very difficult for busi W ed d in gs Song.” , . . n . The officers of the association are: l resi erintendent be the agent of the Board to Myron K. Gutterson. William ('. Crowley' respectable appearance <»f the store the only polling place for Tuesday’s ness men to plan ahead. Since the threatened give out the deliberations of this Beard.” | Frank Markey, Philip Hardy and William election and the hours of voting will only general strike in the automobile plants was COOKSON COOKSON dent, Charles Bowman; Vice-President. J. 2nd, “ That it be the policy of the Board that | McIntyre. would seem to indicate that nothing Everett Collins; Treasurer, James Cole; be from noon to fi.BO indicates that the averted three weeks ago, there have been two Miss Gertrude Cook-un, 44 Morton street, nothing be given out for publication o th er! Miss Nettie Pritchard, a member of I’m,, foreign to Andovci’s character could more or less serious, although minor, strike Lawrence, anil Francis Cookson, 144 Main Secretary, Melvin Grover; Baseball Man happen as a result of that particular selectm en feel th at the vote will not he ager, Charles Bowman; Associates, James than actual votes passed by the full board 1 chard’s basketball team, is champion forward very heavy. The town would have been at Detroit, one of which is now in progress street, were united in marriage at a nuptial and not any expression of individual opinion.” in Essex county. In the games that die has store’s being there. The theory behind Workers in oil companies have threatened mass held Saturday morning at St. Anne's Rylcy, Joseph Stack. Frank Nelligan. John D. H. Poor and G. A. Christie dissented from played this season she has scored 2(14 |>oints the repeal of prohibition would seem to saved a little money if an ecpial am ount to walk out. church, Lawrence. Rev. Claude Chambard, Schemer; Business Manager, James R. Mosher; Assistant Business Manager. Ed the second motion. The house at 106 Main street owned by carry with it as a necessary corollary the of foresight Inis been in evidence when In many industries wages are now back to S. M., officiated. Myron E. Gutterson was elected president Dr. Hiland F. Holt has been purchased by establishment of such package stores as the hours for the recent registration approximately the 1929 level, although the After a short wedding trip the couple will ward V. Lindholm. of the Andover Natural History society at Miss Catherine W. Coombs, who now resides were decided upon. The board of regis- ^ __ _ ^ make their home in Andover. The concert program follows: eting this week. at 10 Morton street. found here in Andover. No one, not even are very few companies which are earning Winter Song Hullatd the annual the most rabid anti-prohibitionists, trars sat in continuous session from noon | anything like 1929 profits for their stock WINTER MITCHELL Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes Old Melody wanted to see the old saloon come back, . to ten in the evening,“ at...... ninety' •*:*'**‘ ...... *nts an holders. Industrial progress must depend on Chudleigh-Candish tlx some reasonably fair division of income he Miss Ruth Marim Mitchell, daughter of Song of tlu* Jolly Roger Science Department of the University of to their academic subjects and to the life out* hut tlu* great majority of the volets in | hour for four men. In other word: Mr. and Mrs. William G. Mitchell of 79 Andover Male Choir tnliil n isi was SIM, l>ul only six persons tween capital and labor. It may he argued Chicago. side the classroom. For example, the struggles this country did want to give people, the that it would be better to have wages in the Chestnut street, and Harold Winter, son of Accordion Sp< ecialty Miss Delight Hall will be in charge of of many nations today for financial and right to drink if they wished hi. just so showed up to n oisier. North Andover is Mrs. Emma Winter of 54 Washington street Martha Stclanr re. Dorothy Vogel steel industry restored to the 1020 level before Hamby transportation to and from the Convention. political stability come up for discussion in long as they did not interfere with other having its only pre-primmy icnistrulion any dividend is paid on United States Steel Lawrence, were united in marriage at a cere Sweet and U Through the courtesy of Mrs. F. W. H. Stott, the history, language and even in the math tonight, from 7 to ft. th e sumo hours mony held at Christ Episcopal church at To All You I adies Calc oil people. And a package store gives them common stock. Whether it is fair or not for Adams a meeting was held at Williams Hall on Tues ematics classes; and news of writer-, artists, would easily have been sufficient for 7 o’clock last evenin ' Rev. Charles W. Henry The Hells of St. Mary's day. April 17..at which Mrs. De Normandie musicians, scientists, and others give oppor that right; it affords them an opportun United States Steel to pay 1020 wages with Andover Male Choir ity to purchase liquor in a elean respect Andover. Voters nl six dollars each are preferred stockholders receiving S2 of the officiated. Miss Nellie Irvine of 87 Chestnut s|x>ke about the coming convention. tunity to mention their achievements. street was the bride's only attendant, and the Sonc, able simp for consumption in the eon- pretty cosily. S7 to which they are entitled, is another John K. Hill, tenor “ The ‘dinner current events’ talks have matter. best man was James (iriffin of Willow street, Times Article on Abbot proved valuable in a number of ways, ac lines of their home where it they over Lawrence. A double ring service was used Acrobatic Da ndng im bibe they will not bother anyone The American Legion auxiliary is It may he better all around if in the future cording to Miss Bertha Bailey, the principal. employees of corporations receive a larger The bride was given in marriage by her Durner The New York Times carried the following The students pay close attention, generally, other than themselves. A store, such as conducting u drive :il present in an elTorl father. Kyrie at Sea to obtain sufficient funds for a monu share of income than they have in the past. Song (from "Naughty Marietta") interesting article about Abbot Academy in not only because of an interest in the news this, would not lower the standards of The bride’s gown was of white satin and Italian Street last Sunday’s edition: ment to bo placed nl the Legion lot in When they try to take all there is. it secerns Herbert but because those in certain classes each year any town to us they arc going too far and that corpor her veil of tulle with orange blossoms. She “ World news is served up with dinner know that they will be expected to speak Spring Grove cemetery. Only ten cents carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the Andover Male Choir t inier present conditions commenda ate managements ought to remember that Assisted by Dorothy Cornwell, sopra every evening now at Abbot Academy, the several times, as part of their training, and tion should be given those stores and per person is asked, and since il is for n after all they are working primarily for valley and roses. The bridesmaid was gowned girls’ academy at Andover, Mass. But the are observant of the methods of others. restaurant owners who arc canying on very worthy purpose, no one should stockholders and that the real owners of a in blue mousseline de soie and she carried method is not the usual one of tuning in on a “ The preparation of these news rcfx>rts is hesitate to give Iris quota or considerably property are entitled to some reasonable Joanne Hill roses with blue larkspur. favorite radio station. The students take turn proving valuable for the practice it affords in a respectable liquor trade Edwin (». Bootli was organist for the oc British Vets Hold There are. however, a few restaurants more. It is a drive conducted entirely by return on their invested capital. at giving their own resumes based on their scanning newspapers intelligently, in learning casion. The ushers were: George F. Hanson. selection of the most significant events of the to read quickly and receptively, and in mak in town whic h are a disgrace. T heyThey are I local people, and Andover should he Harry Poole, Thomas H. Houghton, all of First Anniversary rc|v selling beers and light wines, but only too glad to help out any move for a day. The young speakers rarely use notes ing the most efficient use of the time allotted Chicago U. President Lawrence; and Albert Mitchell of No. An while on their feet. for study.” the propiictors are catering to 'a i typea type of memorial to those wlm died in 1 he service dover. The town hall last night was the scene of of their country. Don’t feel that you nr Recommends Changes “ The custom tits into the policy of making trade which should drive away all Following the ceremony a small reception the first anniversary banquet and dance of The humiliating thing about it is that the doing your purl by merely visiting the was held at the home of the bride’s parents. the British Empire War Veterans’ associ the girls citizens of the world, while living on respectable customers. When a ics- Continued from page 1 the tranquil, century-old campus. 'Phis is a youth who thinks he knows more than his taurant in Andover lakes on the at cemeteries on Memorial Day; show that After a wedding trip to Washington. I). ation. Captain Evans, British Vice Consul parents so often does. England colleges, especially Harvard, of an the couple will make their home at 25 Dur- from Boston, was the guest of honor. Other policy of relating happenings of importance tributes of a Lawrence side-street hang sun are remembering them by helping A. B. degree for entrance to the graduate and purchase a monument for their graves. gess street, Methuen. invited guests included Col. V. M. FitzHugh, out. il is time that il be divested of ds professional schools. He said that New honorary president of the local post, Captain Potted Pansies, Violas, and FRESH VEGETABLES an d FRUIT England gave impetus “ to the idea that you license; Andover has no place for such and Mrs. Denis L. Peterkin. Lieutenant J. . N a t the lowest prices an establishment. No one who voted for Much work lias been done the past can tell how good a fellow will be in a pro Abbot Academy Notes Shaw, Lieutenant L. Cartwright, commander O m i t n o g a ll im at, and noon by the Alothers club at the home of deceased has been presented to said Court for remains that if things are not changed at For theatres every night. But who would want a butter-barrel two minutes passed before I found out where Mrs. Elizabeth Eerrier, Moraine street. probate, by Ralph Chandler Robinson who least an attempt will be made Massages never bothered them; Floating through the air? he had gone. I was much wiser the second Winners were: Airs. George Smith, Mrs. prays that letters testamentary may be issued Face liftings were blase, She may not know how queer she looks, C. E. Social Held Fred L. Collins, Airs. Peter Stewart, Mrs. Youth has looked u|>on injustice and And still their faces were as clear time—he wouldn’t fool me again. I rowed to him the executor therein named, without wrong Youth has an unfortunate habit of But there are some who care. toward him until he dove, then watched out Annie Davis, Airs. Paul Simeone, and Airs. giving a surety on his official bond. looking squarely at things and seeing to the As woman’s is today! the other side of the lx>at. A long time at Free Church Elizabeth Eerrier. Another party will be held You are hereby cited to appear at a Pro It seems that modern women think, I cannot really understand passed—no bird appeared. I looked back to next Wednesday afternoon at the home of crux of the matter—he is disgusted and has Pursuing old tradition, bate Court, to be held at Salem in said Coun rather loudly proclaimed the fact. People who What ails this weaker sex. the spot where he had dived, and there he was I he ('. 15. society of the Free church had Airs. Henry Albers, Watson court. ty' of Essex, on the seventh day of May A.D. That faces make the world go ’round When some grand lady happens hy, realize his truths are a little ashamed at what And if Helen’s position —Homing serenely. That night, it seemed to a social Monday night at the Parish House. 1934, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, to show he has seen. He has learned of cheating and They always strain their me that the hxms laughed much more than tine program of entertainment was pre- cause, if any you have, why the same should Made men hide in a wooden horse To take a peek at fingernails. usual' graft in business where the culprit has seem To struggle for her love— sen ted. Refreshments were served hy the not be granted. ingly profited and the honest man suffered. As if it really mattered These stories are really just a “ drop in the following committee. Betty C’roy, Peggie Iln Jtlcnioriam And said petitioner is hereby directed to And Cleopatra’s beauty made If they were red or pink or green bucket.” Anyone who is interested in birds “ So,” he shouts, “ why he honest?” and Them hold their heads above N’icoll, Mary Marr and Mary Hobble. give public notice thereof, by publishing this hundreds of people shudder when they think Or black or even splattered. and spends ample time with them will find General dancing was enjoyed. Music was In Ever Loving Alemory of citation once in each week, for three succes 'Fhe others on the streets of Rome— If natural looks well always his time well used. of what will happen when he goes into bus Why shouldn’t they begin furnished by “ Hon Kent's Syncopaters”. Mother Dear sive weeks, in the Andover Townsman a iness. They don’t understand that, instead of Why must they try and smother Mrs. William (‘rowe was the chaperon. newspaper published in Andover, the last To draw men with their faces fair Ml common sense and decorate becoming dishonest, he is doing exactly the And try their love to win? Those present Rita Sylvia, Jessie Dobbie, publication to be one day, at least, before opposite; he is trying to enflame the minds of Their nails with every other BALLARDVALE Anne Jamieson, Isobel Dobbie, Mildred said Court, and by mailing, post-paid, or Our savages seemed wiser; Imaginable shade of paint T elep h o n e 10«7M 9bn (Cbtoaibfi (Eorrep others so that this type of dishonesty will Their faces weren’t absurd. Stewart, Helen Nelson, Richard Smith, delivering a copy of this citation to all known become impossible. Both real and artificial? Thgy wore paint for a reason. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lougce and daugh James McClung, Arthur Kirk, Mary Long, 21 April 1840 18 April 1932 persons interested in the estate, seven days It always has been puzzling Selina McClung, Gertrude Currier, B. at least before said Court. I Ie has lived at a time when a type of crim Hut they had never heard ters Barbara and Shirley of Westford spent inal has sprung up, as ruthless and unprin How it proves beneficial Deyermond. V. Morris, Robert Graham, Witness, H arry R. Dow , Esquire, Judge Of ointment used professionally To clip on nails where others were Sunday visiting with Mr and Mrs. William Late of Andover, Massachusetts cipled as those in the days of semi-barbarism. In beauty’s famous trade. McDcrmitt of Woburn street. Frances Hail, Wallace Rennie, Agnes Long, *>f said Court, this twelfth day of April in the And take them off again. Margaret Towler .Phyllis Peabody, Thomas year one thousand nine hundred and thirty- Youth sees it as his task to rid the world of Their paste and clay was tribally Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peatman of Woburn this evil parasite They don’t look natural Connally, Margaret Stott, George Genest, four. Compulsory, and made And many times result in pain; street spent Sunday in Ipswich. Our modern women realize Rev. and Mrs. George R. Moody of Mar- Peggie Nicoll, George Connolly, Marion William F. Shanahan , Register. Very lately the question of war has come Real ones are hard enough, but Hilton, Betty Croy, Fisa Ilillerstrom, Connie to Youth’s attention. Though he has always Their praise would never fade. Metal ones don’t seem humane! land street entertained Earl M friend home to Andover, and he deposed after attending prayers. Col. Samuel Johnson I mortal Hospital following an opera ballads such as “ Magic Death " “ Wei seriously: “ If ever I saw a man drunk, then 1st officer in said regiment addressed them, Donald Cole Fire Department wolf," und “ Done in Ebony." Sgt Stevens was drunk!” and recommended the necessity of enlisting Innkeeper John Frye complained of a rival, themselves in the service of the Provinces. A program was provided for Stowe School Has Busy Week Woman’s Union Note William C handler, of West Parish, who was “ Fifty able bodied men, one fourth of the by the Dramatic Club on Wednesday, April said to be selling “ cider and strong drinks at companies, one third of them married, of 18. The program was as follows: Andover’s fire department was kept busy The Woman’s Union of the Baptist churc his dwelling, without a licence.” feree! themselves. The Dance Caprice Edward Crier again this week with grass fires. Since the will meet with Mrs. Claire Norton. 117 j.;|, Chandler’s friends and the patrons of this “ They were escort id to an inn, where they Dorothy ClHey first of the month there have been 54 calls. street, next Thursday afternoon, \pri1 h first Andover speakeasy, rallied to the cause, chose 'I nomas Poor, their captain; Menj. CiiARAtrKKs of h ie P resent T ime Wednesday brought the only very serious at 2.30 o’clock. pointing out that they lived on the road Farnum, their 1st Lieut; Sam Johnson, Jr., Mammy Alice Bertram fire whendam age estimated at $4000 re between Ipswich and Billerica and that the 2nd Lieut. Nancy March Mildred Foray the sulted from a tire which gutted the home of “ On the same day. in South Parish, after C haracters o ~ B irth s strangers complained because there was no June Swenson Rupert, Frank and William Hailey on River public house on the pike and they “ had to go attending prayers, 45 men met at a tavern Nancy de Marche •’redcrick Butler road, West Andover. Most of the furniture ‘a mile and a elf’ out of their way for refresh and enlisted, chocking: benjamin Ames, Pierre ds Marche was saved, and the department managed to A daughter, Margaret Anne, to Mr. ( apt.; David Chandler, 1st Lieut.; Isaac Robert Page Harold Walker Mrs. Roland Denoncourt, 6 Maple avenui ment.” Iwtbcl Vannc tt keep the blaze from an adjoining barn. Mrs. John and Christopher Lovejoy, Joseph Abbott, 2nd Lieut.” Mintons Page Rupert Bailey was in a hysterical condition at the Lawrence General hospital, March 6. Wilson, Thomas and William Johnson While the Continental Army waited be Dame Winkle after the fire, and was still suffering from prayed the Court that William ( handler fore Moston, busincs lioomed in local taverns Inn Keeper nervousness yesterday morning “ be allowed for that worke.” This was and along stage coach routes throughout the Evelyn Smith, cubatltuting lor Ruth Holt Eyeglass Frames Fitted and Gladys Grccnhow Yesterday morning the local department granted. colonies. Soldiers returning to their outfits Mistress Dour Ius joined •••**with the North th Reading,...... Wilmington,f ’ * R ep aired Mistress Morris Virginia Hntchellcr Two years later, when the General Court at Cambridge, had a last dish of grog at Prescriptions Accurately Filled Indian squaw Ballard vale and state forestry departments was in session at Ipswich, a different petition Deacon Mallard’s, before leaving the town Tuggie Bannocks, ar Broken Lenses Replaced Hetty Wallace in battling a blaze on the Wilmington-An was sent. This begged that Chandler's li limits. William Cole dover line, between Woburn and River cense be revoked as “ the epidemical evil I >ispatch riders dashed up to inn doors and streets. Over two hundred men were engaged WALTER E. BILLINGS Edward J. Partington Memorial, Spring Grove Cem overspreads and is like to corrupt our town called for food, drink and a change of horses. in lighting the fire, including fifty boys from Optician 36 MAIN STREET The penalty of being conspicuous is that MEMORIALS THAT ENDURE if not speedily prevented.” Officers and beruffitd dignitaries paused the 167th Co., CCC. The lire swept over They charged that: “ Chandler doth ani for refreshments. Over tankards of ale and your mistakes are also conspicuous. fifty acres. r forty vaart we h«*« b e n i nauDutl In th« m anufacture of hiah-ftratli- C ra rtra y mate and entice persons to spend their money steaming toddies, they discussed the ability M O K IA l.s, which t m l tty - itftcr years of wear - tire the "UtutundlnU ttneelmen. of The fire record for the week follows: I urn m e a n d beauty In the cemeteries where they s it . We o w n a m i operate the and time, to ye great wrong of themselves of this “ gentleman farmer from Virginia,- H iram « n m in ia u iy ...... , ,.LANT |n Htate. We are strictly MAN- Hyrax Is Nearest Known April 13. still, 12:20 p.m., brush and grass Several Fine HOUSES servants and children are allowed in his Mr. Washington, sir who could, with my fire on Harry Playdon’s land, Lowell its here, out of the finest <|uality SMI Ill'S house at all times, unseasonably at day and advice, put an end to this British nonsense a with large mortgages WESTERLY, RHODE ISLAND GRANITE and II them directly to you at first cost - Kin to Elephant Family street. A MANUPACTl RER'S COST. night 'til they know not the way to their week from next Tue daw sir." ( heerio! Those scientists who make It their April 13, Still, 11.00 a.m., brush and grass off habitations, and gaming is freely allowed in Our EX III HIT Includes hundreds of monuments every type of C< tery Memorial; business to probe Into nature's secrets Canterbury street. FO R SA LE these we offer for this m onth ONLY at a special reduction I Make your selec- the house, whereby the loser must call for the Box 4, 4.50 p.m., grass fire off Shcplcy tlon NOW for MEMORIAL DAY delivery, and get the be eflt of till Ing. drinks.” are continually surprising and start at BARGAIN PRICES. Speakers Chosen ling us with the assertions they make street. FREE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE IS FURNISHED - and CONVENIENT TERMS CAN Signed: Christopher and Thomas Frye, April 15, Box 4. 12.55 p.m.. brush, corner HE ARRANGED. Samuel Blanchard, Ephraim Foster, Joseph for Class Day from time to time, but none of their Beacon and Chandler road. OUR EXIIIHIT IS OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY FORINSPECTION Robinson, Joseph Ixivcjoy and Sam Rowel declarations seem much more difficult Again Chandler’s friends reached the Se Still, 1.35 p.m., brush off Corbett street. TOURIST AND STEAMSHIP Complete Illustrated CataloU Sent on Ret/uest to believe than that the hyrax. and Still, 3.00 p.m., brush off Haverhill lectmen first, and his license was approved The speakers for tin- ( lass day exercises at closely related species of the same AGENCY before the complaint was read to the Court. Punchard were ch ' -n by the senior class street. JOHN MEAGHER & COMPANY, 22 Central Street, Peabody, Mass. animal, are the nearest known living Still, 4.20 p.m., brush off South Main FRED E. CHEEVER He was even commended by that august Tuesday morning, as follows: near Baker’s Turnout. Telephones PEABODY 565 and H6H body, which included: Dudley Hradstreet, History. Dorothy Boyce; Prophecy, I-ois relatives of the elephant. The hyrax HANK BOX’.. Tel. 773 or ions Thomas Chandler, Henry Hoult, Joseph Ferguson; Will, Char!c> Barrett; Statistics, Is nlso called coney, or dassle In South April 17, Still, 2.35 p.m., grass off Prospect hill road. Mallard and John Abbott. Stanley Norton; Gifts. Thisbe Grieco, Ellison Africa. by that time the red men had gone north and Still, 3.05 p.m., grass and brush off I Funeral Liquor Cost At the SIGN of the HORSESHOE, how Hawkes; and Advice to Undergraduates, In shape and size the hyrax resem west having found other sources of mountain ever, innkeeper Chandler was forbidden to Roy Russell. Highland road. Higher than Coffin have any playing of “ Cards, Dice. Tables, The Misses Boyce. I erguson, and Grieco bles a large rabbit except for Its some April 18, Still, 10.15 a m., brush fire at Lowell I Mixed drinks and fear of wives, were evi Quoits, Loggets, Bowles, Ninepins, Milliards have all won prizes in the Barnard contests. what rat-llke head, and unlike the rab junction, Pillsbury estate. (Continued from page 11 denced in the testimony of John Lovcjoy, or any other unlawful games. Nor shall any bit It does not hop hut walks or runs, Box 4, 10.30 a.m., grass fire, Picadilly BALMORAL summoned to court in 1650 as a witness Fee for Trespassing using Its legs separately. avenue. unless they had 20 shillings for their fine, they one stay at his inn after dark. Nor shall he Box 4, 12.30 p.m., brush off Dascomb I were forced to sit for three hours, and priv against Sgt. John Stevens, charged with sell any wine to any Indians nor suffer any intoxication. Anatomical studies made by zoolog road. TENNIS ileged to ponder on the mixture some varmint servant or apprentice to remain in his house, Mrs. Gordon came into the house in a state ists have established the relationship “ Mr. Sgt. Stevens came from Sgt. Heldin’s, Box 75. 1.03 p.m., house fire, River road, slipped into their last drink. drinking and tippling, after 9 o’clock at of great alarm, “ Tammas. Tammas,” she Nathan Bailey estate. and near my mother-in-law’s stile (Mrs. night.” exclaimed, “ there’s a cow in the garden.” existing between this unimpressive un- In 1638, one person in each town was ap lnml and the lordly elephant, the bur- Still, 2.10 p.m., automobile fire, Edward | COURTS pointed to sell wine and “ strong water.” Osgood’s) l observed him to reele coming \ndrew Peters and George Herrick were Dinna stand there wastin’ valuable time,” to me. 1 asked him how he did. ‘Pretty well, replied Tammas, “get back and milk it : den of proof lying In a comparison of C. Nichols, between Balmoral and Haver- i Hut in 1654, because the savages “ were bondsmen. hill streets. frequently overcome and thereby guilty of he said, ‘but the liquor doth fume in my Later, Mr. Peters was a victim of Indian before it gets out.” the skeletal structure of their feet. raids and plundering, and ye Selectmen on April 19, Still, 9.00 a.m., brush fire off Cor offering ideal conditions swinish drunkeness,” the court ordered that head.’ Paleontologists have done their part bett street. only two persons in the County should se “ A little later, coming out of my mother’s, sidered his plight, and anounced: A.P.C. Vesper* Sunday by declaring that ancestors of the two Still, 11.38 a.m., brush fire, Woburn and I for playing. to them, and “ only when they deem it nec he went to ye east, and stood there a little “ Mr. Andrew Peters, being lately burned out by ye Indians and put by his husbandry that existed during the Secondary River streets. No. Reading, Wilmington,! essary.” while, then lay clown, complaining (if his The A.P.C. Vesper Service will In* held at epoch In geological time were them Ballardvale and state truck responded. head and stomach. & being a stiller of strong liquors by calling, the South Church, Sunday evening April 22, As Deacon John Frye was considered a selves descended from the same line Box 4, 12.15 p.m. brush off Carlisle “ People came to and fro. I was willing to and having set up a still house in ye towneof at 7.30. The Reverend Wallace Anderson of trustworthy man, he was granted a tavern Andover, we, ye subscribers being Selectmen, of ancestors. These are known to street get him into the house and I took him to lead Manchester, N. H. will be the speaker, and Box 4, 12.30 p.m., call for more help off owner’s license. Three years later, in 1657, doe judge it a benefit to ye towne yt he may scientists as the Moerltherlum and the permission to sell to the Indians was revoked, him, and he was so overcome he was not able the Andover Male Choir under the direction Woburn street. Out until 3 p.m. to stand nor did he draw back unwilling to have liberty to retaile his liquor by ye quart of Mr. J. Everett Collins will render the Megulohyrax. The Moerltherlum, an Reservations m a y be as the Court declared that no method could out of his owne house to the householders of Still, 3.05 p.m., brush off by-pass. be devised which would assure moderation go, but was like a child newly learning to musical program. The public is cordially cestor of the elephant, has been de Still, 3.20 p.m., brush near Country walk. ye towne and others, who may have need of invited to attend. scribed us u clumsy animal, somewhat m ade in advance. and prevent drunkenness, with attendant it.” Signed: Club. murder and outrage. “ And laying him on the bed, he then cried taplr-like In appearance and size, with Box 4, 8.00 p.m., off Woburn and River Dudley Hradstreet, John Abbot, John Garden Club Notice Persons were “ forbidden to sell, barter, out of drinking mixed liquors and being only the barest suggestion of a pro streets. overcome by them; and many such expres Aslcbe, Samuel Erie and John ( handler. truck or give to Indians, any rum, strong In 1692. when the taverns of Lieut. Os boscis. The Megulohyrax, ancestor of Still, 9:10 p.m., brush off WoLurn street. wine, strong beer, brandy, cider. sions he used, complaining that they tlumed The Lawrence Garden club is holding a (Fourth call). perry or any other liquors going under any in his head and burned in his stomach andnach he i good and William Chandler were doing a plant sale on Thursday, April 26th from 11 the hyrax, which Is believed to belong other name.” was much troubled that his wife should land office business, there were 159 tax A. M. to 5 P. M. at the home of Mrs. Ernest to the same epoch In time as the Moe* payers in ye towne of Andover, which at 50c per hour, per court Kvery drunken Indian was to be arrested knowof it." Bruckman, 12 Shtridan street, Lawrence. ritheriurn, was also about the same Phillip* Club Smoke Talk and held until he told where he got his old As Lovejoy lived near the present Wilson’s that time comprised all of North Andover, size. Comparison of the elephant und or by season ticket. South Lawrence and West Andover. A lecture-recital, consisting of a group of Falernian. This law was repealed in 1662, but Corner, he had much difficulty getting his Visited Lowell lx>dge the hyrax with fossil specimens of Innholders prior to the Revolution were: ballads revealing the color and emotion of the 1648, Edmund Faulkner, vintor; 1654, John A large delegation of local Odd Fellows these far distant relations Indicates Virgin Islands, combined with such odd ele Frye, vintor; 1698, Lieut. John Osgood; and Rcbekahs wen to Lowell Wednesday that the elephant has Increased In size ments as sugar crops and marriage customs, 1687-1699, William Chandler. West Parish; evening where Pilgrim encampment of Since the time which they represent coal hunkering and hurricanes, a slave in 1700-1713, Andrew Peters, West Parish; Reading staged a nvnrk degree at Centerville at about the same rate at which the surrection and Santa Cruz Rum, obeah in t 1714. John Parker, North Parish; 1715- lodge hall. hyrax has lost In stature.—Detroit cantations and the tariff, was offered by Rackets re-strung in Leon M. Pearson at a meeting of the Phillips Store Your Furs | 1723 John Parker, 2nd; 1723, John Frye, Sr., News. Spa by the latest Mas in present South Lawrence; 1735, Joseph VVhi«t Next Friday Club last Monday evening. 'Through his Parker, 3rd; 1745, ( apt. James Frye, North father, Governor Pearson, Sir. Pearson had j Parish. A public whist will be held Friday night, been able to muke an acquaintance with the ter Krafter System. in our In those earliest days, no creaking stage April 27, in the k. C. hall by the local K.C. India’s Red Jungle Fowl Island’s people and institutions that was in coaches with galloping outriders, clattered The committee: P. J. Barrett, chairman; May Be Daddy of Chicken timate and complete. He is the author of I up to tavern doors to be greeted by obse Grand knight Augustine P. Sullivan, Frank quious landlords and a host of servants. A. Nelligan, Henry J. Dolan, Frank S. Mc The red Jungle fowl, of India, is be 'Travelling was too arduous and perilous. The Donald, William A. Doherty, William A. lieved to be the ancestor of all of our Dry-Cold Storage Vault district from the junction of the Merrimac and Hamedy, Jeremiah J. Looney, Patrick strains of domestic chickens, says a SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE— LAND AUCTION Sullivan, John Nelligan, Patrick McDonald, w riter In the D etroit News. Perhaps Shawshin to Haverhill was known as Moose The lot of land located at the corner of M ain and Lowell Street*, Andover Country, and wasgas wild as the name signi M. A. Burke and Cornelius Cussen. one reason for Its domestication is the and Shawsheen Village, i* to he H o ld at PUBLIC AUCTION on the premise* When your fur coat is received for storage, it is fies. Scouts sent out from the garrisons along fact that In Its native range, along the the river were ever on the alert to warn of on TUESDAY, APRIL 24 a t 11 A.M There ure 78,836 square feet having a first relieved of all dust or moth eggs by a special slopes and valleys of the Himalayas, frontage on Main Street of 338 feet and a frontage on Lowell Street of 201 marauding Indians. Patrons at inns were Stowe School Notes It shows a preference for living fairly mechanical blowing process which not only removes chance passers by. en route to Salem. Ips feet. wich. Billerica or Boston, on foot or horse On Friday, April 13, the Lunchbox Club near to small villages rather than in It i* one of the prominent corner* in Shawsheen Village and on the im all harmful foreign matter but also enlivens the deep Jungles. A famous naturalist portant highway connecting Lawrence and Boston. back, going to attend court, to market or and the Food Club were privileged to enjoy TERMS: $300 deposit at tim e of sale in cash, certified check or saving* fur. This air process, gently effective, does not in visiting. a visit by Mr. Shute, County Club Agent, and explorer states that it might bet ter be named bamlmofowl than Jungle- hank book. A m ortgage will he taken hack on liberal terms to he announced jure the finest or softest furs. General Court deputies and officers of the and Miss Tina Bishop, State Leader from the at the sale. Colonial Government were the most honored Amherst Agricultural College. Miss Bishop fowl because It Is especially fond of The natural oil of the skin and the lustrous sheen guests, but the worst payers. Joseph Armi- gave a very suggestive, interesting talk on this type of vegetation and Is usually J O H N c . KILEY tage, of the Anchor Inn at Lynn, despairing Foods and referred to club work in general. of the furs are retained, thus preserving them in a found in a vicinity where bamboo 10 B osw orth S t. BOSTON HUBbard 1464 of ever collecting his debts from the gentle Mrs. Cheney, leader of the Food Club, Miss grows. soft, pliable and beautiful condition. men, petitioned the “ Honored Magistrates” Mary Hanson, and Miss Catherine Bourde- for expenses, and, believe it or not, our own lais, leaders of the Lunch-box club, and Miss The chief difference In appearance Simon Hradstreet had left there a number of Putnam were also present. R uth Webb. between the wild Juuglefowl and Its unpaidmi chits domesticated cousin is a matter of Tel. Law. 7339 Phone Lawrence 5121 . . . Our driver will call. Military companies going out against the Stowe School closed at the regular time carriage. The real wild Juuglefowl Indians brought good business, and there on Wednesday. April 18, and will re-open on cock carries his tail low, walks with was great flutter at the taverns over the Monday, April 30. slightly bent legs and low head, al officers who sat around the living room fires On Friday, April 13, slips were sent out to GEO. W. HORNE COMPANY and boasted of their prowess, while the the parents of Stowe School pupils on which ways In an attitude of listening and C h e r r y & W e b b s soldiers bragged just as lustily in the warmth they were asked to indicate whether they watching; In marked contrast to the Pioneer Roofers of Lawrence and V ic in ity of the kitchen blaze. preferred the cumulative or the eight-week erect carriage, high held tall and At the inn of John Parker, while a com method of marking on report cards. 'The strutting gait of the domesticated LAWRENCE, MASS. pany was being “ sumptously entertained,” cumulative way gives a complete picture of cock. ROOFING and SHEET METAL WORK one John Varnurn. of I)racut, fell in love with the pupils’ standing from the beginning of The crow of the Junglefowl so close pretty Phebe Parker, the owner’s daughter. the school year while the eight-weeks’ ASPHALT SHINGLE APPLICATION These married and were the ancestors of method gives only the figure for the eight ly resembles that of the common barn yard fowl that he states he has more Gen. Yarnum of Revolutionary fame. weeks just past. R obert Hinm an 613 COMMON STR EET LAWRENCE, MASS. Many marriage ceremonies were performed than once unconsciously withheld his | at the taverns, when, in addition to native On Friday, April 13, 8F played 8E and lire when a bird lu» had been stalking beer and cider, quantities of rum, sack, SB in a practice baseball game on the play- suddenly uttered the familiar barn Verification of Passbooks sherry, white wine, claret, muscatel and stead. 'The score was 8F 5 and 8K and SB 4. yard sound. alligant were drunk. Some of these celebra- Miss Anna K. Chase is in the Baker Me- I tions became so hilarious and boisterous, the The law requires that all Savings Banks Court prohibited dancing in inns at wedding festivities. John J . Breen .Memorial a Splendid Tribule New England COKE shall verify their depositors’ passbooks dur Plenty of liquor was consumed at funerals, the cost of liquid refreshment being out of ing the first six months of this year. proportion to the cost of burial For William D & H Cone Cleaned A n thracit Ablxitt’s funeral a bill listed: Drink, 13 sh.; 1 fee to man who went to Mystic for it, 2 sh.; Please bring or send your passbook during j sugar, 2 sh.; coffin, 6 sh.; grave digging, 2 sh. MOTOR-STOKERS In April, 1754, young James kittredge of April and May to 'Tewksbury asked the Court for permission AUTOMATIC COAL BURNING EQUIPMENT to carry on the business of his dead father, who had been an innkeeper for years on the BROADWAY SAVINGS BANK road between Andover and Billerica. Fuel Service Guaranteed— Try Us This Season During the Revolutionary period local ESSEX SAVINGS BANK tavern owners were: Isaac Abbott, at the present Locke house on Elm street; Isaac LAWRENCE SAVINGS BANK Blunt on Salem street east cf the dining hall at Phillips; ( apt. Asa Foster in West Parish; B. L. M cD o n a ld C o a l C c Deacon Ballard on the Boston turnpike, whose sign, in replica, hangs before the His torical Society building on .Main street. Near the site of Johnson High school, in North Andover Center, was the tavern of 'Thomas NOW Is the Time to Re-roof Bragg. This was a popular resort and its A Memorial attracting unusual interest j wreath symbolic of “ Victory” : flowing owner amassed a large fortune. His daughter ince its erection in the cemetery early this ribbons tie these wreaths and signify “ Life, A S K U S these 4 1 We carry all kinds of — Susanna Bragg, married Jonathan Stevens, ek is the handsome tribute of Mrs. John ------continuous and * eternal” ...... ; below the wreath (great grandfather) ancestor of Moses Ste J. Breen in memory of her husband, lat on the left wing is engraved Mr. Breen’s IMPORTANT QUESTIONS yens, present mill owner. funeral director of Lawrence. A Screen Mem inscription; the wings in themselves con A distinguished visitor, the Marquis de orial, a massive stately structure was the stitute a splendid memorial. 'The Extensions BIRD’S Chastellux, was seemingly unimpressed by type selected as the most fitting for the coming forward from the wings have the about ELECTR()LI X gas refrigerators the cellar of Deacon Foster’s hostelry, for he family plot in the Immaculate Conception same mouldings us appear on the central writes that he stopped “ at a wretched in, Cemetery, Lawrence, where Mr. Breen is mass, and offer a very inspiring location for kept by a man named Foster. We were glad interred in the lot adjoining his father the Gothic panels in which is carved a Latin 1. WHAT IS ITS OPERATING COST? to do no more than feed our horses at this His Memorial is composed of eight piece* Cross, indicative as of the Cross of old, miserable tavern.” and l>eing some twelve feet in length it make* “ Faith” ; in the center of the Cross is the >. IS IT PERMANENTLY SILENT? ROOFING SHINGLES l.ater we find Ben Ames at the Square most inspiring tribule. A platform base insignia “ H IS” then around the Cross is waiting to get all the trade coming over the I offers the necessary support for the second the bead circlet symbolic of the “ Rosary” ; WHAT ABOUT REPAIRS? new bridge across the Merrimack. And in the i base course which is cut solid with the prin- this detail constitutes the only ornament of I8UT>. Beamsley Stevent-and Lebenzer Poor cipal stones, likewise the mouldings around the entire design and is rich in its simplicity. I. WHO WILL SERVICE IT? BIRD’S SHINGLES are durable and guaranteed for long wear 1 ,«»ng forgotten and difficult to trace, yet the top are cut solid on their principal pieces, It is executed in the very finest quality of those old taverns were hot beds of uprising and the effect produced by this arrangement Westerly Granite from the Quarries of the • See the ELECTROLl X H iWRENCF “We supply everything that goes into the hom e” in the days preceding the Revolution A doc i* one of pronounced strength and durability Smith Granite Company, of Westerly Rhode ument dated February 2, 1775, states. The central tablet is very finely moulded and Island and i* a splendid specimen of the in o p e r a I io n in o n r •• Last Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, the is dedicated entirely to the engraving of the Memorial that will endure. It was designed J. E. PITMAN E ST A T E Town Foot Companies of the 4th Regiment family name B R F K N which is cut in a and made by the John Meagher Company, model all-gas liitclien. of Militia in the County of I .inhabitants raised concaved letter; on the left and right Memorial Designers and Builders of Pea- TELEPH O N E 664 of North Parish, Andover, being mustered, wings is a very fine delicately carved laurel , Ixxly, Mass