You have some idea about the appearance your clothes, shoidd make for Maybe you couldn't describe it in words—but you know >i?lien Vou see it. f«=to«Io'''" J""^ ^''^'^^^ °^ ^^^^^^^'^^ ^^^^ y°^ come; modete ii^^^^^ testes as well as for ultra fashionable men. Ifs part of our servlceitd the commu nity to serve all of you m.en, whatever your preference in style or fabric may be. Harii SGliattner & Marx Gioil FOR MEN III °S'^^'''«? many variations of patterns, designs and measureixiiits, that we not satisfied ^^"^^^ ^""^"^ '"^'' ^^"^ ''°°'®^ ^^''^' ^"^'^^ "^ you are PRICES FROM ^38 TO $45 ^^; I Other Makes from $20 to $35 x'-d't:' If yov. prefer a Custom-Made Suit, drop In and we wiU nieasure you for either a IJart, Schaffner. & Marx or a Royal l^nor Suit. Hundreds of patterns to choose from. Made in any style you want, from $27.50 up. •- ..«4Sfi
Men's Straw Hits Here are the Gool Summer Suits such as you require for your summer-^ Sere are the very finest the market affords. Every wantedilyle is here— doThes? ^^^^^^°^ *'°^® '^ ^®^®' ^^^ ^^^^ '^ °^o''e desirable than comfortable'; SaHor styles, made in coarse, medium or fine braid, with the famou^l^on Ton Ivy Sweat Bands. We also have several styles of genuine Panamas'for those who Blije Serges and Hair-Une^ are among the leaders this season. " '^'t prefer a soft hat. i Two-piece Suits br Regular Suits in plain grey or in faiicy-^Tnixtures, in' - Copyright IMI Hart Schaffatt & ilari MEN'S DRESS HATS FROM $2 TO $6 single.or double-breasted style coats. iVIEf^'S WORK HATS FROM 25^ to $1.50 Golf Suits, with knickerbockers and long trousers in the Scotch mixtures -? or English tweeds. . ' "' ""' When a man or woman dresses up they look at their shoes. What do you Palm Beach or Mohair Suits are the thinnest fabrics possible for Men's Suits. We hafe theni also. . ^^«:4i?^ think when you look at yours—the pair you have on now? Are they making good? -.<\~7 ... • • \ Z' ' ""^iS* Do you like to wear them?. Try WALK-OVER next time, and months afterward Here at this Men's Store you will find the clothes that \HU make your'^^^ notice how they keep their shape a,nd stand the wear. vacation the more enjoyable. PALM BEACH TWO-i?IECE SUITS..^...... '. $18.00 All Mail Orders Carefully Attended to 5VS„^?!^5-^^^^^J^^^^ SUITS...... : $25.00 to $42.50^ FANCY MIXTURE SUITS... Telephone 209-4 .$25.00 to $42,50 STRAW HATS COMFORTABLE ' "f^; NOW AT UNDERWEAR : Fletcher Bros. Here is the kind of-Underwear tiiat Reduced Prices men who desire comfort will- appreci'- Main Street Opposite Depot AVER, MASS. Every Straw Hat now goes at a re ate; - Here aire tbe-well known stand-, duced price. .BTietter iiave aV one. arti.; makes : of undei^vrear, such. \as The Htjjfrie bf-Harti-Schaffner &'Marx Clothes and Dutchess Trousers- ^ss,..j5©air $5.00 Sennett Sailors now.. $4.00 i ->, / Pt. •'M.ii' ^m.^.' •-^'t'-J'i?,.' mii librifkiiA,-'^ 1^"^.^ t^ ''r5?^35H^ ?^S'Jv*I : >A9K Tkb y^' ".^2 BATaiaux,'^7m.Y le, 1921 .>>*« TWO DOXiItABS A ^CEAK Of Tcay and oven Indicated by' an ex I>oath.' R Newton, of Greenfield, conductor IN ADVANOJB tra wave 6f the hand ]ust what di Charics- Smith Edwards died at his of tho train, sustained a laceration rection to take ovor tho left eye GBORG£ H. B. TURN£3t, X>ubUstacr homo on the Brooksldo road at Charles and Albert belong to tho Westford Corner on Monday morning Aa a precaution against flro among circlo of Ston> Brook scholars atter several weeks' Illness from ty the freight cars the Westford flre •Wo publish tbo foUonicff Papers: Charles left herb for California twen .Tomer's, I^blio Spirit, Aycr, Muss. phoid fever, agod thirty-eight years. dopartmont was called out: Tho ex ty-flve yeara ago, and has mado good act cause of- the train leaving the Ibe Groton landmark Ho was educated at tho old Nabnas out there. He returned lo Massachu sett school and Westtord academy, track is not known, but it ts'supposcd Hio PeppercU Clarlou-Adycrtlscr setts and eleven years ago ho und and later was tcachor ut the Nab that It jumped a frog. Tbe Iilttlcton Guidon his wife and ono child and the broth nassett school and for sevoral years Tte IVcstford AVardsman er, Albert, went back to CuUfornlu. woa the genial station agent at Tbo Harvard HlUslde Not ono ot their friends or relatives Brookside. Ho was a charter mem LITTLETON The Shirley, Oraclo knew that they woro comliiu east this ber ot West Cholmsford Grange, be Tbe Townsend Tocsin.. time, so .they have had the fun of ing Installed as secretary, holding tho News Items.' The BrookUno (X. H.) Beacon giving everyone ' a, surprise. They ofllce for, sevoral years. Rev. and Mrs O. J. Falrfleld are take the Wardsman In their Califor very- busy gettInK out plans for a now The HoUls (N. H.) Homcetead nia homo, and are glad to get It tor Living all his lite close by West Chelmstord, his alflliationB were church building "' Long Beach, Cal., Entered as eecond-class matter at the thc homo news. Thcy wiil spend a as the present church is quito out month in Westford and In Groton. largoly with that village, und he was yoatofflce at Ayer. Mi^asv interested In the social life ot thc vil grown. Mr. Falrfleld expects to at where all of them have relatives, and tend the summer session at the Uni Saturday, Jnly 10, 1031 then thcy will return to Caiitornla as lage and was active in its healthful sports. By nature he was Interest- versity of Chicago for the flve^weeks' they came, planning to spend a montli terrn for ministers, July 29-Septem^ on the woy. mgly social at all times and had de WESTFORD cided opinions on the current ques-^ ber 2. There hc will meet his son, tlon's of the day and thc courage to and during his stay will Journey to. Oentcr. - I Weddlntf. express them. He was an active Sullivan, InJl., tor u visit with his sla ter. , - ; One of thc best programs of thc Mrs. Wllllam Cornell Jewett an moniber of the republican town com year waa given at tho open meeting nounces the marriage of hor daugh mittee and here ho held opinions that . Lindsloy Doty has returned from of tho Grange on last woek Thursday ter Almira to Prof. John Adams Tay Wllf not borrowed. Wo shall miss his studies at the Lincoln, N. H., high evening. JVJter, several delightful lor at the home of tho bride's moth his social, active ways and his inter school. • cornet soloa by Gordon Seavey, Mlss er, 3047 Griest avenue, Hydo Park, est in public welfare generally, thus Gertrude Crosby, a well-known read .sadly cut short in the prime of his Mrs. Alexander Gregory is enter Cincinnati, Ohio, at eight o'clock, taining a group ot city children for er, of Boaton, entertained during the Tuesday evening, July 12. The cere maiiliood. rest of tho ovening. Those who did two weeks. She has aa her guests-at mony -lyas performed In the prcs For the past few years he had present Mrs. John Chlsholm and son, not hear Mlss Crosby missed a rare onco ot the immediate relatives by been employed by the H. E. Fletcher treat. The meeting waa In charge of of Providence, and Mlss Osenia Bon Rev. E. C. Prosser, rector of Christ Granite Company on Oak hill. He nell. the young men, with Leon Hlldreth church. Cincinnati, tho double ring wus a native of Westtord, the oldest aa chairman. service of the Episcopal church' be son ot Mr. und Mrs. Charics B. Ed .Mrs. Thomas Stephens, with her daughter and husband, thc Frank •Mlsa Gertrude Mackcy, of Boston, ing used. The house was beautlfuliy wards. decorated for the occasion. A wed Plummers, . pf Worcester, , leave by is. the guest ot Miss .\lico Wright. ' Besides his parents tho deoeased automobile oh Monday for Montroal, Mlss S. EUwibcth Adanis, of Bos ding supper was served after the leavca his wife. Flora Edwards; a ceremony. to be gono • for two weeks, returning ton, Is visiting the Misses Ida E. daughter Rita; a brother, Frank Ed through New 'York State. lieighton and E. Louise Fletcher. The bride Is a daughter of Mrs. wards, and two uncles, William C. atfd Franklin Edwards. Mrs. P. , S. Kimball, Mrs. George Mlss Kdnft Hamlin, ot New York. Ella Gibson Jowett" and the late WIN Ham Cornell Jewett, eminent civlLen- The funeral waa private at the Cash and ilrs. A. E. Shedd have at ia the guest of Mra. Preston Skld- tended tho Amherst summer school xnore. slneer and director of rallrpad con West Chelmsford cemetery on Wed struction. • She Is a graduate of the nesday afternoon. Rev. John - H; for cfflclonoy class members this Miss Graco, Wood Is apending a lew University of Cincinnati and of the Parker of the village conducting the week, and report very enthusiasti IGHT in weight and smeirt^ appeap^ce, the days in town.' Cincinnati Art- academy. Sho waa service. The bearers wcre Walker A. cally. - • John P. Wright .fa having a two- formerly head of the art department Whldden, Alfred Hale, Elmer Trull, A. H. Knowlton went Wednesday weeks' vacation, 'part ot '^"^^iu^f'^'^X'^i;' I ^*»4* *t •- ^ " , •: ' ' J l^X^h^""' trlti^.>t>}ittld •ttSSri'iKteifetiSwi! ri~rnri~ a!aS3^^''g:y^'•^ • •T3"?3rsri ato'5;-.,),.1,3.. •HiM*flb«»t|V :ir= •ii^:^!x^,w^ri^:f^^i^mxmmf. t*vr rSt BAV^piigi^ '10/ l«tt Mts C. Et,flOiner'Tr«a provontod by a flight lllnesa from' taking her on- tlclpatod-trip to Plysjouth and Quin ce, lost weck ' Mlss Talml Kakytsk, who hos been assisting at tho horoeof Mrs..Albert Austin, has given up :ber po.'iitloh and Mlss O'Nell, fromiUilford, N. u., has taken her place; - • • •, • Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis and daughter from Boston ha,v«. been spending a few days at the vOcctilon camp at Vin ton pond; >Ir. and Mrs.'Everif.tt Petts and son Haroldj' who have tjeen recent guests of. Mr. and Mrs.. Cliarles Donley, have roturned to their- homo In Greenvlllo. Mrs. Conway from Salem is vistttng her Blstor, Mrs. Bltzi'Manchester, and Mrs. Joseph Marcotte, who has been boarding for severtij.'-weeks with Mrs. Manchester, haa returned to her home Buy a In Clinton. - " - Walter Farrar ot ibe Center of tho flrm ot Webster & Farrar at the brick storo here, la'ehJoylifBa brief vacaUon and some P.A. apending tho week-rend In an auto trip to Canada.and return with a party of frtends from tho Ceot^r. Get the joy that's due you! Mlss Elizabeth CoOper, Mrs, c. S. Homer's maid, ts eilJoylng a fortnight's We^print it right here that if youi don't know the vacation at her hbm^ in New York. WallaceRobblns, ,tjJe oldest son of feel' andrthe friendship ofa joy'us jimtoy pipe— Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bobbins, under went a minor operfttton at Burbank ;G0 GET-ONE! And-getsome Prince Albert and hospital last week, but.la reported as' bang a howdyrdo on the big smoke-gohgl recovering- aa rapidly' as can be ex pected and will probably be able to Mneo Albert Is return to his homeTioori. eatd In toppy red For, Prince Albert's quality—flavor—coolness- hats.tldy.ntd tins, William Fargo from Hudaon -was a ttanasotne poand guest of Mmind Mre. John Powers and hatl ptiimd tin fragrance—is in a class of its own I You never tasted htimlders and tn tha- Sunday. ^' ' pannd crystal slasM such tobaccol Why—figure out what it alone means •humidor uiith Miss :Vera Brown'from Prescott, _ sponge moistener •to your tongu^and temper when we tell you that former teacher here, who has been top. teaching In Athol for the past two Prince Albert can't hite,,can't parch! Our exclusive years, is vtsltng Mlsa Gladys Rawson, patented process fixes that! at H. u Stlckney's. •; Mtss Doris Tannoy" Is; assisting her Prince Albert is a reveliation in a makin's cigarette! father, George H. Tenney, the local postmaster tn the postofflce. My, but how that delightful flavor makes a dent! Mr. Mathewson'trom Milford, N. H., And, how it does answer that hankering! Prince w]jo is employe at the granite quar ries, is stopping at Squannacook Inn. Albert rolls easy and stays put because it is crimped Miss Georgiana MiKean, who has been visiting In Amesbury since the cut And, say—oh, go on and get the papers or a pipe! close of hers school in Beverly, has Do It right now! returned to the home of her father. Rev. Joseph McKean, at the Baptist parsonage. James Thompsonj-'Jtom Somervllle, enjoyed a brief visit'•with relatives In town last week. Dr. Clara Warren'and Mrs. Mary V Copyright I92t oy R.^3. Reynolib Heatli speut a few days last week at ..„"''""•«> Co. the home of Mr. an'd Mra. Harding Wlnston-Saltm, Brooks of Ashby. • the national Joy smoke Mrs. George Ball,. who with her daughters is spending the summer at the Woods homesteid, returned to her home In Concord Junction a tew four children were born—Arthur days last week. • Brooks, now practicing lawjer In Rlchford. Vt.; Alfred Merriman, a Mi.ss i'Vances Shepherd, who has surgeon of note in Hartford, Conn.; been attending the Fitchburg Normal .Harry, who died on January 23. 1906 school, has taken a position In 'West at the opening of a business career pf minster for the eummer. rare promise In Rockvillo, Conn., and Ruth, now the wife of Rev. Edwin Terrific Storms. R. Gordon, pastor in Greensboro, Vt. Atter a •week of extremely high tem Mrs. Rowley, who survives her hus perature and unusiial humidity one of band, continues to live among their the most terrific thunder storms ever old parishioners in Craftsbury, by known in this vicinity kept the entire whom she is much beloved. town in a state of fright from one to seven a. m, Saturday morning, al sacAjsmAiro OIL ca OF NEmmmm Mr^Rowley was a preacher of un usual grace and power. As an avoca though no special damage was done tion he so perfected himself In micro in the Immediate vicinity. The thun scopy as to attract the attention of der and lightning wore incessant and 26 Broadway experts in that line in this and other the rainfall and gale of the second countries, becoming a member, about shower about thrfee a. m. were tm- 1895, of the Royal Microscopical so precedented. Several'trees were struek was an Impulsive and aftectionate lad, TO tET la HARVARO—TWO MILES but easily led and leaves many fri^ends FROM AVER—One-half ot 12-room •WAXTBo— Ftimitnm'^ ciety of England. in - the neighborhood and nearly House with land to suit. Barn, hen His end was peaceful and his hope every one In the village arose and par here as well as among lils schoolmates houses, duck-house, icehouse, -pond, ot immortal life In Christ undimmed. tially dressed for at least part of the In Westboro and was doing excellent flshlng, apples, asparagus, hay, pasture. Masa. J'olm_Seg6r»on,_jEa3t Pi >'1 night. Another shower tn the early work In his class and expressed much Conveniences. Plenty ot Water. Rea MaasC R, F. D. Telephone HoiUs' sonable rent to reliable parties. Tele 12-2. evening, though much less severe, pre Interest in his new surroundings, es- 3mS4 West. phone Ayer 202-2. It45 vented many trom attending the Chau- pefcially in his school work. Wallace Robblns, son of .Mr. and -tauqua at the Center, though there FOR SAl,E OR RENT—Small Houae DANCAUSE & OIKLE Mrs. Eugene Robbins, underwent a was a good attendaiKjo^fi-om-here dur and Barn on Shaker Road; Harvard. 6 UTTLETON to 10 acres land, woodlot. Three miles minor oporation at Burbank hospital ing the afternoon- and m'any went from Ayor. Addresa H. H.' PUTN-Aii; ;.FisH and Groceries^^ last week and at last reports was do down to the community service Sun News Items. '" ~ H,irvardi Mass. --c_ .- . -.••-•• ing as well as coiild be expected and day evening. 4X^^^goa» flteocfr- '-Ayw,.1«w.. Recent guests ot Mr. and Mrs. H. FOR .SALE.—Thoroughbred Ayrshire win probaby soon be able to retur:; Bull Calf. 5 weeks old. FRBD I.. SAN to his home, E. Whitney were Lester Whitney, Telephone 446 Deatlis. Miss Frazer and Miss Johnston, all of DERSON, Shirley, Mass. Tel. 21-4. IMS Clinton. Mrs. Mary- Robar and two little .M.-.S. Susan E. Hadley of Boston, REPORT OF CONTJITION Of the daughters from Gardner have heen widow of the l.ite Htram Hadley, a Lieut. Commander G. N. Barker, First National Bank of Pijppereli at Canned Squash 20^5 visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Terrell. East Pepperell in the State of Massa veteran of the civil war, who has b.een expects to be at home for the month chusetts, at the cloae ot buslnesa on tor the past eight months at the home Alden A. Sherwin, who with his fam of August- June 30, 1921. Monadnock Baked Beans of her son. Elliott Hadley, on the Blair ily have been in Quincy for several The following oflicers of Loyal ReHource.v - farm, passed away peacefully in her No, 2% can 23^ •weeks, ts at his homo here and the Nashobah lodge. I. O. O. F., M. U., Loans ar.d discounts $150,897.18 .sleep Wednesday morning, July 6, at family is expected to return soon. were installed by D. D. G. M. Frank Overdrafts, unsecured 4.33 Canned Pineapples, large can ter several months of falling health, Gregory, P. G., assisted by D. PT-C. V, S. GovernmeBt securitlea Daniel Harrington of Concord. N. otTned: The Windrow Hay Loader aged eighty years. She -was for years L. Fisher, P. G., of Middlesex lodgo H., a former resident, ts-visiting .Mr. Deposited to se a prominent business"woman tn the of Ayer, recently; C. Wllklns, g.m.; and Mrs. Clarence Reynolds. cure circulation for Hilly Land city being a designer and-interior dec H. E. Whitney, n.g.; David Half, v.g.; (U. S. bonds ^ar Canned Baspberries 25^ Mrs. Lila Hayward has become the orator for a business flrm and a wom William L, Goddard, elec. sec; H. E. value) ;»50,000.00 Alt other United Canned Tomatoes 1$^ Have you seen the single cylinder Hay loaden owner of a Ford touring car. an of great executive ability. She was Humphrlss, per. sec; E. L. Staple a member of the Dalgren post. W. R- States Govern Ithat we have on hand at our store?, If not, we want! Mr. and Mrs. Joslln and son and ford, treas,; M. Murray. I.m. and c; ment Securities. .38.218.80 88,218.80 C. in Bo.ston, unti! within a few years Canned Eed Salmon 31^ you to drop in and.inspect the frlond from Gardner have been recent S, R, Holmes, w.; E. Barteaux, c; F. Other bondH. ntocka, ae- of her removal to this village and kept automobile guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory, r.s.n.g.; C. Hlldreth, l.s.n.g.; curltlrii, ete 518,177.33 Canned Steak Salmon 32^ up an intelligent intereat In all the Fred A. Patch. P. Gerbl, r.s.v.g.; J. Chappie, l.a.v.g.; Banking house, furniture affairs of lite until .shortly before her W. L. Goddard, C. Hlldreth, L. W. and fixtures 14,500.00 Canned Clams 15^; Charles Hill and Mrs. King from Lawful reserve with Fed ^. JOBNS^DEERE death. Chase, auditors; R. Wood; C. Wllkins Deerfleld. X. H.. have been stopping eral Reserve Bank 21,000.00 F. Smith, flnance com.; E. Barteaux, Cash' In vault and amount Evaporated Milk...2 cans 2S^ with Mr, and Mrs, Warren Elliott, but Service.s were lu-M at the home of F. Gregory. C, Hildreth, sick com.; D. due from national banks 41,877.88 .>>': the f.amily returned to that town for her son on l.ist weck Friday afternoon. Checks on banks located Canned Peaches 25^ DaiThe Dainn SysteSystem Windromw Loade Windror w Loader Hall, W. L. Goddard, S. Holmes, en on the wheeli in inch" a manner tEit the summer by auto Thursday. Rev. Joseph McKean ofHolatlng and outside of city or tbwn Is the lightest-draft hay loader. In the loader pullj easily under a heavjr the burial was in the .Riverside cem tertainment com.; F. Gregory, C. Wll of reporting bank and Texas Onions. ,. .4 lbs. 25^. xact, one man can pull it a short load. " Rev. Joseph McKean will occupy his kins, "VV. L. Goddard. committee on other cash items 1,392.00 Jisunce on level Und, deUrering a etery. Elliott C. Hadley and Elliott C, Redemption fund with U. S. Evaporated Apples.... 18fJ pi^/ The Dain Syitem Windrow I.dad* pulpit at the Baptist church next Sun arrears. S^'^ windrow onto the wagon. is-eipecially suiuble for hilly land Hadley, Jr., Chester Shaw and Ernest .Treasurer and due trom day morning, his topic being "Three G. Wilson acting as' bearers. Many U. S. Treasurer 2,500.00 Malt • 8^'lb. ITie drum is mounted on the axle. and for handling bay that baa beea Mr. and Mrs. J. Quinlan and family, Thero are no gears. The loading S"^"?? "> accorxlanc!ance vtitbirith tha supreme words in the life atory ot an floral tributes marked, her last rest of Somervllle, "returned to their home Total (563,567.52, parts are slowly driven, the bay Dtln Ssystem; , This loader wiU humble man," and in the evening the ing place, among them a floral spray Hops 40tJb. handle beans, alfalfa, clover and on last Monday, after spending their LlabllltlFii Y. P. S. C. E. will bo conducted by from the D, ot V. ot this town. She S'.'?Jl""'''°r f" »utomatlcaUy ether kinds of bay gently, withoot vacation week at the common, nt the Capital stock paid In. . ' $50,000.00 Pnritan Flonr $li60 ba^ yielding, tsd tho frame Is-monoted Georgiana McKean the topic . being is survived hy a son, Elliott Hadley, Surplus fund ..'...... ;... loss of leaves. home of Mr. Quintan's sister, Mrs. 10,000.00 "Unkind jiulKmcnt.*," aeven grandchildren and nine groat Undivided iproflts $26,071.26 WE CARRY A PULL LINE "6* - PSdJ?^"l)?^'5i??«'o System Wtodrow H. E, Humphrlss. Less curront ex ^->? ? Lioaaer la on dl*pUy at onr atoro now. The bridgo at Joselynville over the grandchildren. penses. Interest. FRESH FISH river on the Ashby road near the site and taxes paid 2.845.94 Baptist Notes. 22,225.32 AYER HARDWARE COIVIPANY of the old Stickney mill has been com Harold Ralph, the fourteen-year- Circulating notes outstand- The subject ot the pastor's sermon „ Ing 60,000.00 Park Street pleted and was opened to the public old son of .Mr. and Mrs. Warren El Cashier's chocke on own Thur.sday nnd ftn excellent piece of liott, passed aw.iy at the Massachu on Sunday morning will be "The bank'outatanding 16.13 Ayer, IVIass. work ot the modern church." In tho work w.ia done by Ix>wUi Damon's setts General hospital oarly laat week Individual deposits subject evening the subcct wlll be "Hln- to check 130,825.65 foroe of mon. Friday morning ot complication.^, fol driincea to the chrlatian life." Deposits requiring notice, The Misses ^finnle and .Tosephine lowing two operations from appendi but less than 30 days.... 45,486. 87' Last Sunday evening Rev. Alexan Dividends unpaid •. 9.00 Waters of Boston are stopping with citis. Hia father and mother •were at Total of three preceding Mrtl. Ix)ls Vose. his bedside during his livst hours and der Case preached. He is nearly Items • ^176,321.53 Mrs. Abble Shirley and .Mlas Kath TOWNSEND every possible effort was made to save eighty-seven years old and Is a broth Other time depoelta •... 260,000.00 erine. of Swampscott. are visiting this Ncw.« has been received here of the Postal (Savings dopoalta..'.. his life. He was preparing to Join his er of Elisha Case of the north dis 4.S4{ week at the home of Mrs. Susan Hil detith of M1.HS Jane Lomont at Bath. Total of two preceding Center. • parents in Deerfleld, N. H., after grad trict. items $260,004.84 dreth. Me., about the first of June. Sho will Miss Lucy Shedd. of Leominster, i.'i uating with honors from the grammar Rev. E. C- Dunbar waa present at be plea-santly remembered by many Total $568,667.62' school at the Lynian.-achool In West the ordination of Rev. Albert -Gals visiting Mlss Addle Bruce and attend Supt. John Bficon .ind wife .and a here na tho sister of the wifo of one ed the Chauta'uqua. friend recently went over the Mohawk boro, where he had been for several ford, ot Baldwlnv-tUe, last weck. State of Massachusetts. Count}- ot Mid of the pastors of the Baptist church. dlesex, sa. montha and was suddenly seized with Roger Bacon! son of Supt. John trail in their new Cleveland. Rov. John H. Cox. and she made hcr r, H. F. Tarbeil, Cashier ot tha his fatal Illness The body was Congrcgatiohnl Notos. Bacon, has returned homo after a Flora and J^lsworth Borneman from home at the parsonage hero for sev- above-named bank, do solemnly awear A General brought to the homo town on S.at that tho above statement la true to the visit In Milford. N. H. Pen.icotft, N'. H., aro visiting in town er.al years, making many frlenfl.« by "Thc man who endured' will be urday and funeral .servlcca •were held beat ot my knowledge ond belief. . Mr. and Mrs. Donnts Corfey arc Iw- at the homc of their grandparents. her pleasing dL-iposltlon and kindly Rev. Gall Cleland's aubject on Sun- H. F. TARBBLL, Cashier. at the Baptist chnrch ot which hta ing congratulated on tho birth of a .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur JJu'rtt. and at manner. day mocning. Subscribed and-awocn to bcforo'me Electric Fan for parents were membors Sundiiy. atter son. Mrs. Katherlne Markham Is car Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods'. The Sunday schodl numbers and thl.s 12th day. of July, 1921. W. H Tenne.v is tearing down the noon and were attended by a large ing for mother and son, who are do Edith Smith ta, vistlng hor grand Interest keep up very encouragingly. Joseph A, Saundei^, NotaTy Public. old cooper shop which has stood for gathering ot friends and neighbors oa ing nicely. All membera ot thc congregation are Correct—Attcat: $10:00 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith. many years in the rear of his residence well as relatives, r.ev. Joseph McKean on Main street. Invited to remain for tho Sunday Arthur P. Wright, Mrs. Addlo Streeter and son Nor ofllclated and the 1 holr rendered two A. A. Shattuck. man, of Waltham, are visiting at tho school session Immediately following Obituary. MLsa EUa Wilder from the Center Is favorite selections, "Beautiful Isle of the morning rhurch service. Charles H. Miller. Every member of thft homo of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Flarlty. a.i3lstlng as clerk at Webster's store tn Somowhero" a.nd 'Face to face." . ODtrectors. Against Townsond friends aro pain The Sunday school board met this Farley Kllbourn Is now agont for ed to learn of tho dpath of a former the abrenco ot Wnlter Farrar and The bndy was burled In the family family will enjoy thc- the Grand Union Tea Co. Ho ducoccds Frances Flynn la at Charlos Donley's lot.at Riverside cemetery and tour of week Thursday evening for the last FRANK S. BENNETT Congregational minister, Rov. Chaa. time until September. cool comfort of this Hudson A. Bray. H. Rowley, whoso death occurred at two daya tn tho woek. his young frionds, all members of tho Succoaaor- to ARTHUR PBNNER The M. E. church Sunday achool his home in North Craftsbury, Vt-. Mr. and Mrs. WInfleld Reed and Ut Y. P. S, C, E, acted asbearcVs, Rich Rev. and Mrs. Cleland have Invited splendid Kttlc fan. picnic was held ftt Whalom on Friday June 11. Mr. Rowley won many tlo daughter Marjorio, who have been ard Rusk. David Berard, 'Walter Davis all members of the church and parish Insurance Agent and Broker to nn Informal evenjjig at tho parson of last wock. A good tlmo waa enjoyed friends during his pastorate in Town- .spending several •weeks at tho Alclcan- and George Shepherd. A large num Boy early- age on Monday ovening, July 18, at -. A-, by all. Not as many went as -n-as «.n- send. He woa born tn Morlah. N. T., dcr Reed homc, have returned to their bor ot floral pieces •were sent to thc MalA Stroot. Tomer's Building eight o'clock. . while we baTe 'em •ticlpatcd. They wcro conveyed tn May 7, 1842, waa educated In tho home In Reading. Borrowing family. Including a piece ATER, MASS. Fessenden's truck, drivon by John An schools of Vermont, graduating from Harry Streeter from Waltham waa from the boys of Lyman hall, 'Wcat- New Advcttlscmcnt thony. Mlc^dlebury collogo in ISes. His a guost last week at tho homo of his boro, and a apray of pinks from his theological education waa pursued in schoolmates In thla village. The many Townsend frionds ot Mr. brother, Oeorgo M. Streeter. ., Union Theological seminary and at Ho Is survived by his parents, ono AYER and Mr.'t. Ijfiwrcnce Morgan sympa North Middlesex Sa\ings Bank Andover, whoro ho graduated In Tho library books wcro again dis brothor Edward, and three sisters. thize with them In tho Io.ss of their 1871. After recovering from a severe tributed from tho reading-room Sat Rose. Ruby nnd Hazol, of thta village, AVER, -MASS. ELECTRIC \ beautiful homo on thc Pepperoll road, Illness, which noarly cost htm his life, urday evening, under tho direction ot and a grandfather, Charles HIU of In accord.inc« with tho laws of the which was destroyed by (Irc last Sat ho becamo tho pastor successively of tho cuatodlan, Mlss Alice Soaver, from Deerfleld, N- H. Commonwealth the names of those urday morning, after being struck by holding the following offlces oro hereby LIGHT /^ the Congrogational churches In Shel six to seven o'clock, but tho reading- , Thoso attending from out of town publl-shcd: lightning. don; Vt., Potadam Junction. N. Y., room will rcrrialn. open to the public wcre Charlea Hlll and'Mrs. H. P. King Prrialdeat COMPANY -^v , Patrol A of the Olrl Scouts enjoyed Westtord, Townsond, Harwich, and until eight p. m., until further notico. from Dcerfleld, Mrs. Mary Robar from Daniel W. Pletcher an outing and picnic dinner at Whal North Craftsbury, Vt., where hc con Mrs. Susan Howard from Stotieham Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. George Collier Tr«iumr«r BARhv ButtBiN ife"-' t'.U.^^t.^^l Ijl, ijr^r v-n-, V .-. i-^Jl-.V"'•->••'"', *• - - • AJS*' '-J ' Jl|!:a" ' L^n-^T^vz-Wr^.^ SS]£l«^!;iiK:S^ 'J^fi. ^ViCtj--.. 'I-* -. . ^ -,^-. ^^kfv' '' SAxWi^r,' gnjiY le, «fei' .. TVtp POUiAKS'A SBAB August, mcetipg, August 23. 'VWlUam them that such a. collection of rare tITTLETON • ;>V''- ;1N ADVAKOK V. Bixby hias Invited the Grange-.to and valued artlcies existed among us. hold their picnic at his grove, and, iuiiv^. oiiuvK. piut—'By Sn>lth' 8, by Tho hostesses iare. always pleasod to Nows Itcios. -AU AaTCrtisemonta Appoar ill -AU the the invitatioh has been accepted, apd Peneseau 3. Dourbls j)lay—Badatilbner show visitors about the rooms and ex Shirley. Grange invited to Join. The to Quinty,. Hit by pitched ball—^By plain ihe contents and the source A group of young people will felve Ten. Papers Wo Pa1)Usb Smith, Quinty. Umpires—Donahue and a dance in tho towh hall on Friday North Leominster Grange havo boen Day. trom which they came. invited to neighbor ^vlth thc local evening, July 22. Claflln's orchestra, f .' Chaaffc'of Addreaa ot Fitchburg, will furnish music. Subacrtbem wishing the jjostotBco Orange on September 13, tho visitors Church Notes. to furAlsh the entertainment. Thts BOXBOROUGH The proceeds will be given to the addreH of the' paper cbanged, rauet At the union servico at the Congre American Legion-building fund. rftYKR.J «en fet-i''-^ V->: vlv>^^-?-y<-' J<,:.J.^)„^..;>.,/....t,.. JilMiitli bUiiltUllki^ jm^A/ t'i. ne^ TWO DblXiARS ATOiSR X .%>:/ .S,-:J''=. S5«;v' y^' p'Slij •&<. i^' -—Js 'V \^ m,m.tMimiitmMimim''i.-.i:i.i.x,if-'-.-.'i.i --'.<-if':''i,:xe3M,..mii...... ^T...^w.'M.ipiii>mi.i'»'--«»i-«.. 'r"v»|SJS|l!tsn'i;**»HrM « ,».-<,5t,-w».tM, , J„J.,,.. ,....,^™._,g^^ ». i-vL- IiT' ri J." O , .t SATtJEDAtf, "tftTLY 16j IfiSt:"- i " , • ii-'^^f?ii«Ptv o >V- SHIRLEY or, will oonduct divlno worship and Without doubt' It was tho -worst for flnd (^'change we simply must have. It -t" preach.- Subject of sermon, "Tho dl- many yoars. Many trees -ftcro atruck, Is all Tery well to talk ot ec«aomy and -vtnlty of man." At tho sorvico laat tho house of Augustus Hutchinson -was GOWNS TO SERVE wearing the same dress (or a long pe Mows Jtoma. entered and fotir valuable cows be Mlsa Froida "Westover, of North Sunday,' a children's choir composed rlod of time, but there Is a point where of some fifteen children trom the First longing to Mrs. Taylor on Oak hlll ot)§6rv6 m mmmt Law economy 'ceases to be n virtue, and Troy, Vt, is visiting -her brothers, were killed. •Waller and Harold, and other rela Unitarian Parish of Ayer sang, "When FOR THESEftSON that is tbe point where we do not haye -USE, tives thy heart with Joy o'erllowing" and The regular Thursday ovening dance a feeling of newness or pleasure In "America, the beautiful," also a prayer parties being run by our town boys our clothes and where they react upon - A son was born on Sunday to Mr. response, and Joined in the congrega !tro proving very clean, popular par sind Mrs 'William Blair. ' tional, singing. It -was a pleasure to ties. us and make us feel dowdy aud unla- Four Essential Outfits Are Rec terestlu'g. To change from - the serges Mlss l*na Tewksbury has opened see them in the wing pews and to Tho Pergolas has closed for the a studio at Camp Devons. and velours of winter Into a frock of ane ># hear their voices. Tho congregation summer. Mlss C- E. Sears with her ommended; to Properly Equip The annual fleld day of St. An was delighted with: the' singing and household going to Nahant for the satin or erepe de chine Is very re thony's parish will bo held at 'White expressed its appreciation. Some of hot months. Milady's Wardrobe. freshing. ..• '' Apprpved by the State Registraf of Motor Vehicles ly park on Saturday, August 14. tho members ot the Ayer church were An aftemoon'^ dress from Jenny de present for the servico. Irons Hocauard celebrated her StUl River, veloped In taupe satin of a rather aeveiith-birthday last Saturday after- Lieut. Col. Samuel P. Lyon, a re Capt. Drury, his daughtor, Mrs. FQR DAY AND EVENING WEAR heavy quality is In the-one-side effect- We carry a fine stock of these lens and recommend nooiv-fronv two to five o'clock at the tired army offlcer, is the purchaser Tomb, and three children and house whlch was so-much a feature of'the bo'&M of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ot the "pasture house," formerly own keeper are at the Orury cottage- autumn models. The-sleeves are un PeWe^ Hociuard.'. Thoso present ed by Frank J. Lawton, and more ro tbem, as we have sold and used a great many in the We think that Still Rlvcr at the usual and fuIMengtbl and'the neck-Is worf'-Marion Adams, Greta Hocquard, cently owped by Charles.B. Good- Serge Dress, Satin Gown, an Evening present ttme can hardly be excelled flnlshed with a high slanding collar. past fe'W years and they have given great satisfaction. MMeli'ne tond Marguerite. Blley and speed. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon expect to Toilette of Lace and Velvet, and Margaret 'Wells. Gamea -were played miove here in the fall to .moke thia in the number of twins, for a place This is a good model for spring, and ot its alzo. In throe adjoining houses and refreshments were served. Gifts their permanent home. Smart Coat for the Streets might be developed In any of the there are now. twins—at Andrew Aro Included, ofV<»"o4y,. ribbons and crayons were The band concert on "Wednesday Walker'a, Mr. Drury's and Deacon shades of brown or In black. recei ved.- ovening of next week will be held on Farnsworth's, and in tho village are Lace Favored In Varied Effect^ The' regular meeting of Shirley Every woman, according to a fash- the Contor common In front -of the the Parmenter and Willard twina. One of tlie very newest satin mod post, A. L., was held on Monday even town hall. . • Ion correspondent, must huve a serge YATES' GARAGE ing, at which it was voted to hold A tamlly from Sprlngfleld have els is in a dull bronze shade with an James Mackaye, of Cambridge,, moved Into tho Murchio house for dress, a satin, costume, un evening toi overdress lu redlngote style made of Maple Street . Phone 425 AYER, MASS. tbo. annual field day on Saturday, spent the week-end with his mother, lette showing .a- coiublnutiou of lace Soptembor 10 at 'Whitely park. their sunimer vacation. bronze crepe georgette embroidered In Mrs. Steele Mackaye. and velvet, and a smart coat for street O-ne caso of scarlet fever and sev Mrs. Annie HaskeU entertained her a leaf and floral design In bronze silk Mr. and Mra. Edward A. Farns wear. To this she must add. If pos eral cases of whooping cough have brother and two sons from N'aahua threads. The redlngote Is open from worth have returned to their homo a few days recently- sible, a hdndsome mautle which serves ^been reported in tho vicinity of thc at the North atter a short visit fn neck to hem, revealing a tight founda for both, day and evening. 'pKoenlx mill. Plympton. Mr- Gallup, from Waterford, Conn., tion of the satin, and is caught at a. was at the parsonage rocently. As for tho serge frock, thc sim - Arthur Annls has been transferred Tho Ilrst meeting ot the Shirley low waistline with a metallic ribbon from Holyoko to ono ot tho Grant Center Forum tor the season of 1921 Miss Heywood, who spent a week pler It is the better. It must, how which ties in a small bow at the left Cbmpahy stores In Waterbury, Conn. will be held In the town hall on at the parsonage with her sister, Mrs. ever, hnve some toucli that lifts It side. A wide band ot brown fur trims Deerlnff and McGormlGlc Miss Amy Haley and hcr friend, Sunday evening. July 24. The speak Gussman, returnod to her home in out of tlie commonplace and makes the flowing sleeves, -which are three- Willsboro, N. ,Y., last week. Mrs- MMr SMabel Martin, are visiting Mrs. er for this meeting will be Mayor It interesting. Ot course, the little quarters length. Tcnney, another sister, returned with MOWERS, RAKES AND TEDDERS THE MOST WUllam Wolft and Mrs- Frcd Brown, Charles H. Adama, ot Melrose, who points that make it different llke- ~ba.Y«8r' made the trip from Manson, will speak on town government. Mr. her. - The popularity of lace la likely to PRACTICABLE TO USE? Iowa; 'by - auto,, .and. camped out, Adams has been very prominent in Mrs. Josephine Whitney spent the continue throughout the summer, at carrying;' their outflt with them. They Melrose affairs, serving six torms as day with her son Ralph and family, least, and with the vogue for lace we ma^o a stop at Niagara Falls to visit mayor of that city, and as representa of Worcester, recently, with hei* may expect .the continuation of draper Because of their light draft, strong, durable construc I'elatives of Miss Martin. The actual tive to the legislature for four tcrma. brother, Edward Whitney, and wife, ies and panels. Three-quarter length timo required to make- the trip was Ho was appointed by Governor at tho Buttonwoods, R: I. sleeves of Interiestlng .cut are featured tion, ball bearings and service unequalled Coolidge to the state commission on 1H4 days. They report, good roads Our school teachers aro at home In many of thc lace frocks, and foUow- this sido of Cleveland and most of tho the necessaries ot life, and has served tor their , summer vocations—Grace timo good -weather. In many other public capacities. The Ing this closely are the three-quarter Immediate Delivery and Edith Farnsworth, of Maiden length flowing chiffon sleeves which meetings ot the Forum are open not and Sprlngfleld; Mary Gussman, of may appear In a dress made entirely Outing. o'nly to Shirley people but to any who Revere; Ethelyn Russell, of North caro to come from the .surrounding of velvet or satin and be of a strik Mr.- Goodheart and boys of tho ampton, and Warren Harrod, ot Montgomery Hardware Co. to-wns. No admission is charged and Sunday school of the Congregational Worcester. ingly contrasting color, such as one of ail aro welcome- After the speaker the new reds in a dresa of black .satin. BRANCH OF FITOHBURG HARDWARE CO. church enjoyed a pleasant outing at has concluded his address there will Fort. pond last Saturday afternoon, be an opportunity for auy who wish LUNENBURC .\ girdle sash may match the sleeves which came near ending with a seri to aSk questions. In fabric and colon Pleasant Street Phone 455 Ayer, Mass. ous accident. As Leonard Jubb, Haipry X)Insmore and Clarence Hoop Ne\v.s Items. The' vogue for the lace dinner gown Rev. F^;ancls E. 'VVebster, ot 'Wal Is.very pronounced. Whereas In the VULCANIZING BATTERY WORK er -woro swimming some distance tham, preached at Trinity chapel on Mlss Mildred Spaulding. of Sharon, past It was made over satin, velvet or t< from' the shore at 5.25, Leonard, al last Sunday afternoon, and will con is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Raymond though a good swimmer, suddenly duct the service again on Sunday at i-'. Butterfleld, and . will probably metftl cloth .furnishes the present-day Make Your Next Battery a found himself in deep water and be ternoon at 3-15. spend the summer with her. foundation for a lace gown. Russian came frightened. He called for help Miss Eunice Bacon is at the Shel; effects are much liked. and the two boys secinB him go down Harks Ninety Years Back. VESTA and realizing that they could not help HARVARD "don farm in Temple, N. H., where blm,'-hurried to the shore where Her she expects to spend her summer A model from Cullot is In lace nud vacation. bert Birchstead and George Hooper News Items. velvet. The laeq. Is a black chantllly They last longer because were working on a camp, for assist Misses Alice Peabody and Bertha and the foundation all of green velours Next Saturday at the town hall the Brown took a trip to Truro, N. S., r: ance. Both boys dove and searched feature picture will be Constance Bin de Lyon. Tho skirt drapery and novel the plates are locked apart. tho.bottom but could not locate him last week, for their vacation, which ney in "Something dlfterent," adapted mantlelike wrap are formed 'by the unjtil Birchstead sa>v- bubbles coming they will spend with Mr. and Mrs. lace. They cost less per month of to•'the sur/aco -of-the water where from the novel "Caldron's prisoner," Pierce Lithgow (Ellie Peabody). ff ..^^ i,oonard had disappeared. The two by Alice Duer Miller. It riches, social Mrs. Lithgow was tormerly one ot Such a plentiful use of lace has service. Call and see them. young men brought him ashoro un position, popularity, and petting could the popular school teachers in this lightened for the time being the conscious and -worked .over hlin for have given her contentment, Alicia town, a aister of Miss Alice Peabody. work of the embroiderer's needle, for some time. After he -was able'to talk Lett would have been a very serene and friend and co-worker of Miss the lace frock taTes the place of the a doctor from Fitchburg. who lives and happy person. But she was rest Brown- Now the three teachers are one which is very elaborately orna less and discontented, bored.and wist at a cottage near by, arrived and hot again together and will greatly en- mented with needlework. drinks were given and he \vas taken ful for "something different" to hap Joy comparing notes, renewing ac pen. Then she wont to visit an old quaintanceship and talking over old With the fnshlon for pointed pttnels Quality homo. school friend in South America, and times in Lunenburg and other towns. favored so strongly by Madeleine Vlon- found herselt in the midst ot a revolu net, one of the most authoritative mak Obituary. tion. Lending her sympathies and aid ers of the present day, mnny pointed The body of Mrs. Samuel Ander to the insurgents, she soon got herselt Interestlng Onting. Blue Serge Dress Trimmed With Elab laces are used. Tire and Batteiy Shop son was brought from Brooklyn,- N. not only into trouble but Into prison as The Lunenburg farmers had a very orate Soutache Braiding and Em For young girls there are pinafores T., Monday, and placed in the family well. That wouldn't have been so bad, pleasant and profitable outing and broidered In Black and. Blue. of lace over foundations of bright-col B. H. TYEEELL, Prop. lot In the Village cemetery beside it only her jailer hadn't been so at excursion on last Saturday. The or ored brocades or taffetas. In direct her husband, who died seven years tractive. She wanted to hate him, but ganization had received an Invitation -wise make it expensive, for 11 re 7 Paxk Street Telephone 244-2 AYEE, MASS. opposition to these straight-line frocks ago,, and two children, who died {n couldn't, help feeling strongly attract to visit farms in Worcester. Those quires a great deal of thought to are the fuU-sklrted models that iLan- childhood. Funeral services were ed to him. WeU, anyhow, the experi attending from here made the trip have one's clothes cleverly plain. heid in Brooklyri on last Sunday by vln, that famous creator of youthful ence was "something different." So in autos, arriving at the farm ot Fred There are any number of forms of Kev. D. Winas of the Congregational is this photoplay. So is the star, Con Midgerly at 11.30, where they receiv models, brought out In the autumn. church. Undertaker Page of Ayer stance Binney, one ot the most whole ed a very cordial welcome, Mr. Mid trimming for serge frocks, and each- They are proving a success for the took the body direct from the train some, lovable personalities in the gerly telling them that he waa sure one may suggest to.the woman gifted debutante. These billowing yet fllmy to' the cemetery, where Edward -pom fllm world today. Third episode of they would be there rain or shine. In designing her own clothes or In fret. James' Richardson, Miah Flynn, -"Velvet Angers," and they are better They were then introduced to farm giving an individual touch to tBe John Plynn, Edward Harkliis and every week. • ers w-ho came from all over "Worces designs ot others various modifica Mdrton Lawrence acted as bearers. ter county. For thirty minutes be Tho body was accompanied by her Tho following new books have been tions of each idea.-- in other words, received at the public library: fore lunch the party listened to Mr. two;sons,..Archibald and, Harry. . Woodriff of tho dopartmont of agri each way of trlnuDlng suggests other "Galtzsha,. -the «iasralfiroT>f.'.^..X»lilcoht: ways. Just us et good model la adapta Annie J. Ctinningham came here "Alice Adams," Tarkington; "Tor culture. He talked upon market gar frdtn Lowell when seventeen years old toise," E. F. Benson; ''Profiteers," dening and market ciuotations, by ble to n number of variations. ••' If and worked in'the Phoenix mill ias a Oppenhelm; "Yellowleaf," Sacha vhioh the Worceater market prices On a blue serge frock from Renee spooler. There are several still living Gregory: "Little maid of old Maine," may be sent to the farmera every day. ot Paris the trimming takes the form Hero who were employed with her A. M. Curtis; "What really happened This gives each farmer a good idea of the price he should receive for of elaborate soutache braiding and there at that time. She -was marriod to at Paris," edited by Houso and Sey embroidered in black and blue. A Samuel Anderson in 1866 by Rev. what he has to sell. He sought to mour; "Man who did the right thing." charming feature Is the novel arrange Seth Chandler. Mr. Anderson was a Sir Harry Johnston. interest tlie farmers in these quota carpenter and later a contractor, and tions and said they would cost him ment of the side panel and the under In 1875 thoy moved to Clinton, and The Catholic mission held a very one cent each day, just the price ot skirt which .slips through a slash In Jn 1692 to Peterboro, N. H-, where successful lawn jxirty June 29. The the envelope. the overdress to form a sort of pock ten dollar gold piece was won by Mr. Anderson was in business- Eight et. The slashed portion fastens with TIRES Lunch was then served by the years ago they returned to town and R. Loring Dunn ot Boston, the bed spread by Mlss Abbie Mongovin ot farmers putting the contents ot their a button and buttonhole. The panel ap bpught the Henry Edgarton home baskets all together on a long table, FABRICS AND CORDS stead and remodelled it. Mr. Ander Hudson, the barrel of flour by T. F. pears on the left side only. On the Dolan, the satin pillow by Katherine and each one helping himself as he sleeves there is a similar trimming. son, who was feeble, only lived about pleased. Mr. Midgerly furnished a a year, and soon after ilrs. Ander Waters, the cord ot wood by Jamea Little Solace for Thick Ankles. Murray ot Worcester, the 15 pounds truck load of soft drinks, which were son went to live in Brooklyn with hcr much enjoyed. Many of the hest designers are mak- HETHER you happen to be Mr- sons. ot sugar by Misa Mary O'Nell, the ln.g skirts that are really long. gold beads by Miss Xellle Madigan of After dinner the farm received the Wor Mrs. American Car Owner, the Serge frequently Is combined with . The deceased was eighty years of Ayer, the pin cushion by Catherine .^- attention of all present and they saw age and had been In poor health for Davics ot Cambridge, and- the side something doing in the line ot real Iace. This, ot course, makea quite a tire question is probably a source of some time. Besides her two sons she board scarf by Mrs- A. T. Connolly. market gardening. Forty acres are dressy frock. It is-hard for some of leaves three grandchildren. under cultivation .and are carried on us to reconcile the lilea of such a com serious concern this particuleu- season. Under tho auspices of the Worces by'Mr. Midgerly and his flve aons ex ter County Farm Bureau there -will bination, since In past seasons serge Oonter. clusively. Peaa. string beans, lettuce, be held at the horae of Fred L- .Wery cabbage, aumrner aquash, beets, car has meant the purely practical. Unless, of course, you have come Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ives, who have at the South Shakers tarm a poultry rots and other vegetables have al Leather trimmings appear on some been occupying the Carey place while to the same conclusion as we have- culling demonstration. Prot. J. C. ready been marketed. This spring of the serge models. The leather Is In tho employ ot G. L- Snow, gave up Graham of Amher.st college will have they have sold -2400 bushels ot their position ths week .and left for punched with eyelets In all sorts of that the G&J Tire, •with its 29 years* charge. Permanent record.s will be. spinach and expect to sell twice that designs. This idea Is not new, but tho White Mts. for the summer. kept both before and after this meet amount ncxt tall. They have been dressmakers report that It Is Just successful history £md consistently sat- Mrs. John B. Moulton of Lunenburg ing. Poultry keepers here wll; be in planted and are growing flnoly -40,000 Is Vialting at the home ot her daugh terested to learn how to cull their celery plants, 8000 tomato plants, now In the full bloom of Its popular isfsictory service, has more of a repU' ter, Mrs. A. A. Adams. flocks so a.s to rid them ot boarders 30,000 cabbage plants, 14,000 pepper ity. Mrs. Bertha Pevear and daughter •and keep only the profitable birds. plants, 5 acres of potatoea, 3 acres .The dresses mnde entirely ot leath tation to keep than any other. Ruth are guests at the home ot Rev. This is to 1>» held .Xugust 4 at ten ^1^" _v-^ 'i^kt^SlMS^. -i'-iMili4«h<.S'#ilis^ Xx'f'ffJ^t iCiyda-present,to'complflte the family Mrs Dnan i»-.*i^ti»K in Stowe, Vt group, tir. .:paton,-yrUl .bo eighty- News Items. nine In November, and Mrs Eaton Rov. ''C. Bin OMhern and wife H,fi.SPi«GLB|8o| have arrivod thte yraek from Europe, Tho program carried out at tho passed her eighty-second birthday in April, and with their dojigbtor wlll spend Wish to oall your attontion to mooting of the Anna Koyes Powers the Bummer's va'c%flon at tho home chapter of tho D. A, R„ which was Asa B. Eaton,, of Sanbornton, and ot Mrs. • CrathernV mother, Mrs. their stock tf held with Jljrs. Wlillo C. Hardy last Roanna S. Farley were marrlud in Saturday afternoon, provod of un Sarah Tarbeli. Mr. Crathern Is very Hollls In tho house in which they By HATTIE OXFORD. usual -Interest. Mips Abby B. Flagg now live on July 9, 1859, Ijy tjii', lato much Improved In" health. His son CEMETERY • gavo a talk on her Alaskan experi Rev. T. B. Day, and went directly to Charles will remain, in Greece until later in tho summer: ences, and Mlss Deborah E, Lovojoy Manchester, where Mr. EiUon was a (©Pt 1521till , b\.„y JlcClurci,-r>,.._. - Newspape*. . _ r Syndicate.— _. - - -^) a papor on "Plymouth of today." leading j)hotographer for many yeura, Each raember waa privileged to bring Daniel Harrington, of Concord, Five animated wearers of sweaters MEM0RI8LS and ho has the-diatinctlon of being with hia slater, JJrs.. Clarenco Rey auguest and. a pleasant social hour the flrst in that city to ueo the In whicli In hues approximated the peren which thoy would bo ploasod to followod the program. Refreshmonts nolds, of West Tpwnsend, motored stantaneous process of photography hero.last week and renewed old ac nials of Mrs. Baylle's old-fasMoned wore served by the hostess. The next He Is probably the only purson now have intending purchasers lo- meeting will bo hold with Mlsa Abby quaintances in District 4- flower garden, were bending over the living In the state, if not in Now beds with delighted cxclamotlona spect and obtain prioos, E. Flagg on August 13. There wlll England, who made daguerreotypes be a discussion on "Women In poli Mr. and Mrs. - Charles Beck and These five young women, Mrs,: Bay^ John Beck are visiting their parehts, FAAK BTRSSSTB tics," led by Miss Bertha L. Col A number of their friends called' He's isomers, were saturating them burn. • to congratulate, them, .-iiiiong them Mr. and Mrs. John Beck, for a short Mrs.-Ellon (Day) Lovejov, tho only vacation, . . selves with the summer morning out person now Uvlng who attended their side before going to their respecUve Ayer, Mass. , ^°' y*l?° ^'^8 went to Boston Mr. and Mrs. W, A- Preston, of places of business. last .week Friday to see her daugh- wedding,.and Mrs. Lyman w. Colby, New IpswcJch, visited in District 4 of Manchester, who motored over to «tft, / ' •"^"'v.'* "^^ '*>« Massachu laat Sunday. The postman handed Miss Old Bose FIBBE setts General hospital. Shtx, found extend congratulations. They also Sweater the mall for the house. She received cards and teiephono mes -.Mrs. -Stack and.Trwnily, of Boaton, Fresh and Froten Flsh. TUMdays, ?„ .J'T <=°°?'°'-table and responding separoted a card from tho rest, an-- to the treatment splundldly. sages bearing good wishes for many are occupying the ••Wright placo for Wednasdays, Tbundtjs Mai-XiiMAt*. more years together. tho summer vacation. nounclng: "That's for Dwight El We ship by p»rcel post to nelchlwis. Mlss Mildred French has been wood, our interesting new roomer 'trom Inr towns. Tal. or mall ordars Frompt. vialting friends In Hlllsboro. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Hanlon, of the West. Want me to read It to Iy attended to. Miss Emma Van Dyke, Mrs. Al BROOKLINE, N. H. Danvers, Mass., and Mrs. E. R. Tltus you?" and daughter Hazel, of Mllford, mo P. DONIXJN « CO. mon Wheeler and Mlss AllOe Hardy were Manchester visitors last weck. News Items. tored to the Smith farm last Sunday. .-"That would be awfully cheeky," Main Street Ayt» Miss Lavender Sweater objected. Mrs. Brick Quincy and two of her Miss Ruth Greeley is spending a Mr. and Mrs. S. E.-Warren and two children, David and Ellen, roturned week with hcr aunt, .Mlsa Ethel Tay children, of New York, are enjoying "Oh, do, do," coaxed Mlss Orange to Goffstown lost Sunduy after a visit lor, in Pepperell. a two-weeks' vacation at the home Sweater and -Miss Blue Sweater, with with their grandmother, Mrs. Augusta Dexter Thuber and famliy, from of Mr. and Mrs. Le-wls Warren, and mischievous dancing eyes. Sweetser. Her oldest daughter, Brookllne, Mass., are at their sum with them made a trip to Boston on "All right, here goes; Jean, will spend some time loneer Tuesday, ,.'.-• here. mer home for the season. "'Dwight, my dear boy—Yesterday Mrs. Grace Dodge and Mlss Mary Ralph Emerson' has been visiting for one happy '" She dropped it Mrs. • Francis Sweetser returned to his relatives in ' Fitchburg and as though It had suddenly g{-own red- Nashua on Monday. Dodgo visited Mrs. John Gilmore at vicinity. ^; St. Joseph's hospital, Nashua, tho hot A tall, smiling young man stood Miss Malud Hale, who has been at past week, Edith Spencer .Lloyd, of Detroit, at her side. the Memorial hospital, Nashua, where Mra. Minnie Maxwell has six freah- Mich., Is at tho hotnS of Mrs. Stanley "I'm not homesick any more," he she underwent an operation for ap Flagg for the suminer. pendicitis, returned home on Tuesday alr children, Mra. Charlea Gllson six said. "You folks here are Just like in flne condition, and Mrs. Stephen Barnaby at South One of tho worst, thunder storms the good, curious folks 'way back Brookllne <1. In the rcmembrahe'e of the oldest For Sale Henry H. Brown died at his home home." cltlzena of this toWTf-visited here last hero last weok Wednesday after a Mrs. Mary Beverly, who has beon He -picked up the card and handed One 8-20 Steel Cooking visiting at the home ot her daugh Saturday, doing considerable damage. long Illness. He was a native of The Hamblett hoiise and also tho It to her. "Go on, Mlss Alnslle, tlie Kent, England, born on May 2, 1849. ter, Mra. Grace Dodge, la at the home Range for Restaurant of her son, Howard Beverly, In Ayer. Uncle Sam farmhouse, both owned girls want to hear the rest." He came to town about three years by Conroy - Wharff and occupied by "I don't want—I won't read another ago from West Newton, Mass. He Is . Mrs. Charlotte Wright and Mrs- HOT WATER FRONT Myrtle Rockwood recently spent the Mr. WharCPs and the Gallagher fam word," Mlss Alnslle declared, blushing survived by three sons, Stephen, of ilies, respectively, were struck by Neiirly New California. Harry M., of Boston, and day in Mllford. and looking extremely uncomfortable. Cost $85 llghtnir|-, the kitchen In the Hamblett She handed back the card. Nelson, of West Newton, and two Earl Dodgo, of Leominster, is house especially- being a target for daughters, Mrs. Mlnnlo Kelly and spending his vacation with his par Its pranks; The biiilt-ln kitchen cab "Very well, then," he said briskly, "IT PAYS TO WALK" Mrs. Miriam Adams; two sisters and ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Dodge, at inet, besides various, other'things In "I'll read It to you. several grandchildren. Services were their homc here, the room; were torn to shreds, and " 'Dwight, my dear boy—Yesterday • ••^ If anyone tells you that I have held at the home last week Friday Gracious Goodness! gono out of business do not believo Mrs. Ella Rockwood and Freeman in the.Unqle Sam fajtoihouso tlie baso for one 'happy mdment I thought 1 afternoon. Rev. R. M. French ofllciat Wright drove to Wilton last Satur board ;-was badly .damaged. At.the them, but call at 87 East Main Street ing. Burial was In the East cemetery. heard your footsteps- on my veranda. where you will flnd a good Une ot day, taking home Miss Franscellia home of H. E. Whltaker the -water Then I remembered the thousands ot Graciou.s Goodness is one of the attributes of CHELMSPOED .'-it Iron Beds, Mattresses, Dining; nnd Robinson Crusoe returned home Hutchinson, who has been visiting pipes -ivisre danmgi«d and the tele miles between' us. I am tlilnklng of <: phone poles leading. from the town Lemon and Lime. Just,-tart enough to have a fruity" Extension Tables, Spring Beds, Slid from the hdspital' laat weck Friday. Mrs. Rockwood for .the past few you constantly and wishing all kinds ing Couches, Kitchen aiid Dining weeks. Owing to. the heavy storm hall to Pratt's and. Greenville were t«ng. Jnst sugary enough to bring out the full rich Miss Pearl Rldeout is at home; of good things for you. I wlll answer Chairs, Babies' Iron Cribs, Art much Improved in health. they did not return until Sunday. splintered. .' x-i_ your nice, long letter soon. Don't ness of the genuine two-fruit flavor. Squares, lanolcnm. Window Shades, George Nye was overcome by the Etc. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davison and Joseph Bastian-iias.-sold his farm let any of the New England girls take heat on laat week Thuraday while at to L. U. Clement,-.df Townsend, and n son and Mr, Davison's- mother are away my place In your heart De CIIELMSFOED Lemon and Lime is tlie drink of drinks for '• I am under no expenso for storo stopping at the Patch cottage for a work at the B. & A. D. Fessenden with his wife will^rfl^urn to Boston. mill, votedly, rent otherwise and give my patrons time. Little Miss Alice l-W^vshburn Is ill refreshment and tonic effects.' As piure as clear spring' | the beneflt. Miss Lockhart of Nashua is a guest Eugene Ouelette, who has beeh with the quinsy sore'-thi-oat. "'Your Chum Next Door.'" water, refined cane sugar,.fine fruit juices and twenty- FRESH FLOWERS IX)K at Fred Muzzey's. with the army of occupation in Ger "There," he exclaimed with a satis many, Is at the home of his mother, THE CAUSE OF-i'.THB WORLD'S fied smile, "aren't you glad I have a five yeiars' experience can'inake it; i FlWERAIiS AND WEDDINGS Tho Woman's club experienced the Mrs. Joseph Ouelette, for a short fur same trouble Tuesday night that oth UNREST girl back horae who Isn't ashamed to AUTO HEARSE AND lough. By William !E. Kerrlsh let the world- know how mnch she Gracious Goodness but it's good. ^ '^ ers have who have had charge of a ,' ' J *> AUTOMOBILES supper in the town hall and then gone Mrs.- Minnie Hooker, of Nashua, In a series of, editorials recently thinks of me?" • published under the-title "The catise upstairs for an entertainment, that of has been visiting her sister, Mra. The girls murmured with a con- ' Myrtle Rockwood, for a few days. of the world's unrest," the aristo having a quantity of food stolen by splcuous lack of enthusiasm that his sneak thieves. If people haven't The Loyal Workers met- at the cratic London Morning Post purports to enlighten Its. readers upon the girl -ytas certainly worth having. Take Home a Big^4-GJass L. B. TUTTLE enough decency to let things alone home of Mra. Emnia Dunbar on Wed that do not belong to them It k high nesday and the Ladies' Aid in the question of the social and industrial Just then four of the girls got on AYER, MASS. time some of them were made a lesson church parlor on Thursday. distraction affecting the world to the electric car. Ruth Holt, in the . '$ of. day. In the main the Journal piits lavender sweater, started to walk, as Bottle at 15c. net The Friday evening prayer meet forward the opinion that the world's her office was barely half a mile PRESIDENT Mrs. Lahey and two children have ing was held at thc M. E. church. unrest is due to tho hidden activities away. Dwight Elwood. asked permis W221 n returned to Florida. Mrs. Hazel Davis played the organ of secret societies In which the an YOUR DEALEE TTAff SUSPENDER Mrs. Luther Tarbeil spent the week at the Methodist church iast Sunday.' cient Jewish people have a powerful sion to walk with her. end in Bcston. Mr- and Mrs- William Carey and and controlling voice. It is further "I work In the- building opposite BAND Curtis Clapp and fam.ily of West family, from . Dorchester, Mass., are asserted that one bf the objects In yours," he said; "so glad I can have Roxbury were in town Monday calling visiting. Mrs. Jbseph Ouelette. view is the establishment of an In company." J, ALBERT DEARDON, Mgr. ternational, or more properly, super- on old friends and enjoyed a picnic Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greeley and The young man spoke at length on SHIRLEY, MASS. dinner at Silver lake. national republic, so-called, wherein the excellence of the girl back home sons and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Tay the power of Jewish flnance will play Miss Marlon Hosmer, who has been lor motored to RIndge last Sunday. a major political part- aa they walked along, on her cool MUSIC FOR ALL" visiting Dr, and Mrs. Emerson, hoii Ida Hughes has gone to Popperell quick-witted management of her car OCCASIONS returned to her home in West Med to work at the Peck farm for the The- case of Russia is cited, and the In emergencies, on the quantity, qual ford. summer- assertion is made that the happen ity and diversity ot the work she did Mlss Elizabeth Hyde haa been visit Harry Chandler and family are ings in that country are but a pre for her country In war time— Open for Engagement July 4 lude to what it is intended to stago ing Mrs. Hattle Wheeler. soon- to move to the house owned by "And her letters, Mlss Holt—I'm go . Morning and AftenHion •_ P. J. O'Connell. all around this spinning globe- It -Mlas Helen Farquhar is spending does not appear, Jiftw«ver,--ahat 'ithe ing to read yoii extracts sometime.; _^__ Sinti some tlmo with frlehds. In town. Mrs. Olive' FurgcrsonT. of South' people," In the widest ahd proper :They are_.5p^ brlghf In.'sjppts^ they'd Mrs, William Gangloff of Milford, Brookllne, has been on the sick list sense of that term, take at all seri fairly pnt your eyes otiti "Ob, I"teh' the past week. FOR who has been 111 at the home of her ously the warnings of the Morning you, Prlscllla Arden's a great girl. cousin, Mrs. Gcorge W. Hardy, sat up The engine house has been moved I^ost, on the so-called "hidden dan She lives right next to where I live Tuesday for the flrst time since her from its old location to the new ger," or share its views of the cause ICOMSTIPATIONl arrival a week ago. with my father and aunt—my motlier basement- of the world's unrest- After all any real and lasting movement must af died when I was a baby—and has Electrical Supplies • slti Mrs- Charles Luddon is vlsitng Mr. iBEECniAM'Sl and Mrs. Henry W. Hayes- Mrs. Rollie Austin is enjoying a fect and claim for its own the ordi always been ray Jolly good chum." visit from her mother, wlio lives in nary citizens ot a country before it Not long after this Dwight began Mis.9 Marian Worcester, daughter of PILLS; New York- can .say that it ha.s succeeded in any to act as if he had forgotten Priscilla Mrs. Frederick Worcester, s.ailed last degree worth calling success, and Saturday for England and the con .Mr. and .Mrs. Herbert Corey and Arden. He stopped reading extracts Store open 3.'i5-8.00 p. m. dafly—Saturday aD day Mr. and Mrs. Gcorge Kendall, ot both in America and England, as trom her letters to Ruth, and rarely „.S,0J4-W0XWE.U.TH OF^ JLVSSACHU- tinent for a few weeks' trip with a Townaend, are spending, a week in well as in France, the Ideas of Lenine Si/TTS. Mlddleaex, ss. Probate Court. party of flfteen, mentioned her naine, Ruth wondered To the helrs-.it-law, next of kin and RIndge. and Trotsky have found and can flnd .IU other persona Interested In the es Mlss Jeannette Moody is in a Cam During the heavy storm of last no logical pliice. a great deal. tate of SAJtUEI, REED, late of Aylr in said County, deceased. bridge hospital where she underwent week Friday and Saturday the farm The ordinary citizen of the western Three seasons passed and spring Whereas, a -certain Instrument pur an operation for appendiclts. This house of Edwin Smith on the Pep nations feels today as ho never felt carae. Dwight sought until he found porting to bo the last will and testa has delayed the coming of the Moody perell'road-was struck by lightning; before, that life is moro than meat, ment of said deceased, has been pre- family to their summer home here. Ruth In a vine-covered snmmer house JOHN F. RYAN 5,^^11'' Js "*'<' Court for Probate, by also the • hoijse of George Betterley. and the body more than raiment. Mlas • Moody Is reported to be doing and several other places. In the lower end of the garden one BDWARb vUvBERT WHITNEY, who Even the most commonplace among day. He had something on his mind. Main Street Naw CariBy llpek prays that letters testamentary may well. men are today inquiring of their be Issued to him, the executor therein Mrs. Silas Wheeler and son Jcrald Oft It rolled right then and there. "S,"","^' without giving a eurety on his John Worcester Is. spending the visited hcr parents In Milford on leaders the real road to the peace of official bond, summer with his mother, Mrs, Fred Monday. industry, the peace of nations, the It seemed to him as If a million arc 'V'ou arc hereby cited to appear at erick Worcester. peace of the aplrit of mankind which lights were making luminous the fact i .Pfobatc Court, to be held at Cam Misses Marguerite Chandler and bridge In said County of Middlesex, on The foggy rainy weather has made Isabel 'Wheeler .motored to Uncano- is distracted .now. ft Is because men that Ruth and hlmselt were just nade It's Nourisliiiig the twenty-flfth day of July A, D. 1921 It very hard for the haymakers. In nuc Mts. and Lake Maasabeic recent are so often looking In vain to those for each other. 'He spoke his convic at nine o'clock in the forenoon, to vested with place and authority for show cause. It any you have, why the some casea where the hay waa down ly with James McDougall, of Man tions. He was bound that the girl same should not be granted. chester. the reai answer to their aspirations should see as he saw and agree to /7J.OOD ice cream is tho grass has grown up through It to that they feel the wolght of what is And said petitioner is hereby di a height ot two or three Inches, his llfe-together proposition. rected to give public notice thereof, Mrs. Forest HaU and two daugh perhaps in most cises but a Just and more than a cck>Iiiig con by publishing this citation once In One of thc two cows belonging to ters, of Leominster, are visiting their beneflcient restraint. The ordinary But the girl jumped up and faced eaoh week, for three successive weeks, Joseph Mayou that were Injured by grandmother, .Mrs. Hclcn Hall- man in the street, both In Europe him squarely, eyes flashing: "Confess fection. It is a real: food— publieheif,KT."/.,"//d fI n ^."^"Ayero, ^P'^"the las- t'' ' publloatlonewspapenr being run Into by an outomoblle three Mrs. Joseph Holden, of Melrose, and America, has discovered that you made a similar fervent speech to weeks ago had to be shot Tuesday "life" means something more than when made •with rich creaia, n'^.i^f S'^S K"*^' Sf '«*»'• before said visited her husband last Snnday at your girl back home before yon left. Court, ond by mailing post-paid, or de- morning, the other ono is about all the home of Michael Riordan. eating and drinliing, than sleeping fine sugar and true fruit Ivering a copy of thU oltatlon to all right. .and working, th.it behind all tho No doubt you'll make another to still known persons Interested in the cs- Mrs. Clark Barnaby visited In another girl before long. Shame on Wte, seyen days at least before said Fred B. Wheeler Is reported not so visible things ot tho world there is flavors,, under truly hygieiiic Nashua on Monday. One of her a master power .ind a master pur you for forgetting that fine girl." well, the extreme heat making it very nieces returned with her for a visit. Witness, Georsre P. Uawton, Esquire, hard for him. pose- A purpose so noble that it conditions; First Judge of said Court, this seventh James McDougall, of Manchester, "Ruth," the young man said, "I could day of July, In the year one thousand Includes in Ita s.ope every human tell you something which would Im nine hundrod and twentv.one. Marcellus J. Powers la growing tmd Miss Daisy Burne.s, of Milford, being, however poor and unknown to 3t4 5 F. M. RSTY, Register. weaker and his friends feel that his were visitors in town on Monday. his fellowmen he may be; what thc mediately set your mind at rest, but condition Is critcal. mighty destiny is. he does not know, I want to feel you trust me without COMMONWEALTH OF .MASSACHU- any morc than generations before ony more explaining," .SBTTS. .Middlesex, ss. Probato Oourt. Walter S. Flanders has sold his MASON, N. H. To all persons Interested In the es placo to John Bogan of Roxbury, have known. "MLfs Hdlt, a letter for you," tate of I-iEVI WALLACE, late ot Aycr, Ma-ss-, who will take possession In News ItcmN, Ruth took the letter from the maid. In said County, deceased: about two w«eks. .Mr, Flanders will How to fool the beating of this Whereas, HOWARt) B, WHITE, tho She opened It, and read the signature surviving trustee under the will ot movo Into tho William Gates house. George Howe, who has been on a universal purpose, and In what man flrst: "PrlBcIlla Arden," Surprised? business trip to Bridgeport, Conn., said deceased, hag "pre-iented for allow- Ralph Hardy la entertaining his ner the common man may play his She wa.s. She was absurdly apprehen ancc, thc fourteenth account of him friend, Morrill Bolts. for several weeks, h.a8 returned to part, is among the unconscious ques self and of Noah Wallace ot their trust Mason .and will spend his aummer tions many nre .Tsking. both directly sive, too. So, DWIght had told the imder said will: girl and the girl was going to upbraid You are hereby cltod to appe-ir at Ijidlcs' Night. vacation here. and indirectly today. Men seem to a Prob--i(i» Court, to bo held at Cam Fruitdale Grange held ita regular feel that their ordor of lifo is out of her. She started to read: bridge In said County, on the eight The Rotary elub of Nashua with harmony with the plans of destiny: eenth day of July A- D. 1921, at nine guests obscri-ed ladles' night at thc mooting on Tuesday evening and it "My Dear Ruth—You are Buth to o'clook In tho forenoon, to show cnuse was known as "market" night. It thnt to adjust thc iiplrltual life of If any you have, why tho same should town hall Tuesday night. A spcclal the world, as well as Its social and me already. So glad you have de dinner -was served by the Woman's was voted to hold tho picnic aome not bo allowed. time In August at Lake Potanlpo in Industrial life, t.> lho eternal laws of cided to mako Dwight happy; bnt you And said Howard B. White In ordered club. There wcre about 100 who at Brookllne. Thc literary program con truth nnd order. Is the flrst need of can't take my place In his hcar-t—^no to servo this citation by delivering a tended. During tho dinnor there wa."? copy thereof to all persons interested sisted of readings by Sisters J. T. the world todny. Some men feel, one con. You wlll havp a big place of In the estate fourteen daya at least be music by a Nashua orchestra, com Smith and Katherine Gallagher and also, that the powerful forces ot evil your own. How tired I used to get 18 as rich and nour fore said Court, or by publishing the munity singing, vocal .solos and speak Frank Farwell; piano solos, Alice which at times attempt to hold away before the boy went away, trying to same once In e.ioh week, for throe suc ing that to Judge hy tho applau.so over the affairs of mankind arc at ishing as we can cessive weeks. In Tumor's Public Snlrlt Gallagher; paper on "Farm life—Its be youthful. Oh, thc strain of aUtolng a now.spaper publlahed In Aver, the lait were very well received. After the din thia time loosed in fuller force, at pleasures, its disappointments. Its and tramping with him; for Tm "grow make it—and we publication to bo one day at least be ner thc club membera adjourned to funny side, its serious nnd helpful tempting with the supernatural fore said Court, and by mailing, post ing old. Vm. old enough to bc bis paid, rt copy of this citation to all the upper hall for their regular meet side," discussed by members. genius It Is claimed they possess, to are constantly im-' known por.ions Interested in thc estate ing. At tho closo of the meeting their prevent this rcndjuStment, and tho grandmother—In fact, I am his grand- Boven days at least hefora said Court. guests with mombers of tho Woman's Mr. and Mrs. James Bell and family entailing happlne.«s and security of mothciv-:—" proving our methods. It has real food value •VV tness, George F, Lawton, .Esqulro, and their famlllc.'?, who had beon In havo boen spending a week's vacation liberty and ponce. wKlch the perfect First Judge of said Court, this twenty- Buth stopped reading. "His grand eighth day of Juno In tho year one vited by the Rotary club. Joined them In Cambrldgo, Mass. readjustment of tho world's soclaj as well as fine flavor. Buy a Tripl-Seal thous.ind nine hundred and, twenty to hear Capt. Daniol A. MacKay of Mrs. W. I. Heald has been visiting and Industrial life would bring. mother, his dear old grandmother," o""- P- M. ESTY, Register. the Canadian Northwest Royal Mount hcr son Irving In Woodville, Mass., she cried out, feeling as If she would brick, or a package of bulk cream, today, It la to he hoped tliat thc forces of burst with joy. "Oh, oh, ohl" ed Police, who was the speaker of the for a few days, and her daughter law. of order, of obedience to prop and get your family's verdict on Jersey; ovening. 'Capt. MacKay hns a collec Dorothy motored thero and accompa erly constituted authority, to thc After sho had showti Dwight the let tion of thrilling stories drawn from nied her homo this Week. laws of nature and tho la-ws of divine ter, she heard him singing: "Oh, my his own experiences and held thc clo.so Richard Drew hns accepted a re- iwchltect of tho universe-will ensure grnndfother's girl was a great old v' "look for: the.Jtriey Sign." attention of his audience for more sponsiblo position In n tannery in by thoir o-n-n Just prerogatives tho than nn hour. At the close of his talk slrl." Piano Tunino Vermont and left for there this wcek- salvation of civilization. Made by Jersey Ico Crc4mi 0>tjipanj, lawrcnoe. MM*. thoro -was dancing for all who wished Mrs. Edward McGlll and daughter WILMOT B. CLEAVES After n mnn passes 50, It Is pretty "',•••.•• '• ;.'.'l ' ••• , "•""*' with music by n Nashua orcheatra. Gertrude, of Marblehead are at Tho Oils H, Forbush, au«tlonoer, will aell fair nrtlcio ot religion he has if he Phone 20 HAU'VARD, MASS. Capt. MacKay.-was stationed at Camp -Maples for two weoks, and Mr. and by auction on Monday. n,5fT,'in^''/uY.! SOLDLBY Devens durlhg tho war. can sneeze 11 times in ono minute Pianos For Sale nnd Rent ' lyl4' Mrs. Henry Blaney and two boys, of C Cliarlotlc Ramgday, Wost Aoton. OEOROE H. HDUCi^ Dmggist, Ayer, »Usa. Winslow and Hammond, of Marble without cussing. Sixty-two Tears ofWoddCfl Lifo. head, Mass., • for a short vacation. • New AdTGrtlactnenta W. B. HRVCE, Grotoni V^tee, E. D. STONE Mr. and Mrs. Asa B. Eaton round TO I.KT.—Two IlgM housokccoinK- If tlil.-i woria wcrc to come, to. an end MRS. OEOROE ^Q^nVOOMB, ldttleton. MkMr ^<. ed out sixty-two years of married The Boys' and Girls'. Poultry and Canning olub hold -a meeting last rooms In Harvard; .younK counlftV,? now and the Xord were to search hu 1>V JfA-Wf^ftABMACV, Vlaai-'Ptin^MK Vmm, life last Saturday, tho date falling on two ladle.,. AddrcM Box C^Aye?. • manity, wo are afraid most of ns - Flre Insurance Agent -the same dny, of tho week as when week at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. HAHVA}tt> TEA BOOllr BiSviM. iOok John T. Smith. Mr. Mlltmore, Coun would be caught with the.goods. "•'.'•»}>) ~ ry AntomobUo and Cordwood Insuranco they wero married. The" anniversary, CIVIL SKUVICK EXAMINATIONS was observed with their daughter, ty olnb leader, was present and gave for vncanclcs In Postoffle" Rjiwiy the members an Instructive talk along Mall, Government Dep»rtment«r M1„ Bstior A. Siono, Type-writing Mlss Lily R. Eaton, who lives with women, over 17, «i:6» noatUr F«.' A market report says thero Is a bet thoso lines, . It was voted to adopt ter tone In cloth. The tone of the Pogo'a 6look tho name Fruitdale for tho club, and ticulars, Tvrlt* RATMOND TEftRY (former Civil Service oxarolniirf 771 wearers of It fs still strident, furi Continental BldBr, Wa»hIn«o«?"' C ous and menacing. ' -• ,.'s-w^>Kii> l.il'!: f^ff'*. S^^^'-M^Mtkiir'iL'd^. ggf^jJMlj^jjii^jiijiiMlV m ,1 W4^>*MW»*wl*ii-«i«W«!(fSife^ ,-t)imm:»'^^mms^sbfi- 4^Mr**<«M|A^V •^-^^^mt: •f^ y^ti(qjpip^\ii|i ^' the wanta of any who cared for hot lag Into May, the common and not w fCWp PpUiAItS A XSAB At the.meoting of the Community an 1 •,n-;:^""v ••<;., ',i> '"•..'•'-"V v'l'•:'' '•ti'i-'l'l'^'irri^X .', •' •• • ''i. /Ai^&Ji, ''•iiy^i&ic^MMS^-iii^'if^e^-k'i.i • t .;•• .;-\:k-,vii!*j;..sBvL;iiot •*.';••- -f^£'A rt'f.'feit •'>ih-'^2. .:.'5'-;iHf lliir: ft.fflSVi 'k'*;ii^xM-A.:it-i)\:r:-B'^M;:iki.>A'£M.;^i':i&^^^