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ANTRIM ACTIVITIES
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Telephoae 23
ROBERT NICHOLAS MUNHALL
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
67, DIES AT ANTRIM
The Baptist t!hurch will have its
regular 9:45 A.M. Church school
and the a<iults class at 10:00 AM.
Rev. Donald F. Perron will give
his usual chUdren's special story
in the moming service, at 11:00
AJld. and his sermon is "All for
the Best" -rhe 7:00 P.M.. Union
Service will be held at the Baptist Church this Sunday with Rev.
Perron preaching on "The Loss of
Influence."
A large attendance has commenced the classes at the Baptist
Church with the "Daily Vacation
Bible School" .proving most interesting and instructive. The 8:30 to
11:30 A.M., sessions are open to
all children above 4 years of age
in this commvmity.
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH NOTES
Robert Nicholas' Munhall, 67,
died at his home here Saturday
moming. He was a native of
Hancock, and was employed by the
Goodell Cutlery shop, years ago.
He leaves his wife, Sadie May
Munhall of this town; two daughters, Mrs. Louise Genier of Hillsboro and Mrs. Geneve DeCapot of
Nashua; a sister, Mrs. Louise
Casey of Hillsboro and a brother,
|2arry Munhall of Hancock.
Fimeral services "were held from
his home in Antrim, N.H., on
Tuesday moming with High Mass
of Requiem sung by Rev. Michael
Murtagh of St Patrick's Church
in Bennington, N.H, at 9:30 A.M.,
assisted by the choir.
Bearers were Robert and Edward !
Mulhall, Robert Nylander and John
Shea. • ,
Next Sunday moming at 10:30
A.M., at the First Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Warren S. Reeve
preaches on the theme, "God and
the Great Out-of-Doors."
Last Wed., 'at 3:00 P.M., the
Ladies' circle of the Presbyterian
Church held their regular monthly
meeting; and served a public supper at the church fo a large crowd
Wednesday evening.
Last Sunday, Rev. and Mrs.
Davis of Hancock were among
those present at the service in the
Presbyterian Church.
Next Thursday the public is
invited to hear a fine speaker at
7:30 P.M., ih the ' Prerijytertan
church.
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Interment was in the Maplewood)
Cemetery at Antrim, N.H., imder
the direction of the Woodbury
Funeral Home.
GRADUA-nON EXERCISES
AT
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
The Graduation of the Junior
High School was held June 14, at
the Town Hall. The Processional
was played by Miss Katherine
Shea, and several selections. were
sung by the Jimior High Chorus.
Invocation and Benediction were
given by Rev. D. F. Perron, Gerhard Fuglestad gave the Class
. WUl; Viola Gooley, the Prophecy;
and the D.A.R. History Awards
were presented. Carroll M. Johnson gave out the diplomas; and an
exceUent play "Young Abe Lincohi"
was enjoyed by aU. Those in the
cast of characters were: Gerhard
Fuglestad, Benjamin Pratt, Duane
Perron, John MunhaU, Stanley
Jugeleurez, Harold Brooks, Charles
Butterfield, Ruth Clark, Viola
Gooley, Edythe Foumier, Leona
AUison, Irene Nazer and Jacquelyn
Rokes.
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ANNQJJNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mrs. Anna M. Fluri announce^
the engagement of her daughter,
Barbara, to Emest J. Thibodeau
o.f TUton, N.H.
Miss Fluri is a graduate of
Plymouth Teachers CoUege, and
for the past two years she has been
teaching at TUton-Northfield High
School.
Mr. Thiboleau is a graduate of
Tilton-Northfield High School and
GRANGE NEWS
was discharged from the Army last
March. He is presently employed
in TUton by his father, Emery L.
Antrim Grange recently served
Thibodeau.
a chicken pie supper to the officers,
A September wedding is planned. teachers and guests of the HiUsboro Supervisory District.
A M O N G THE CHURCHES
At the last regular meeting on
June 5, invitations were received
Antrim Baptist Church
and accepted to a District MeetRev. Donald F. Perron.Minister ing in.Bradford, June 20, and also
to the "Neighbors Night" in BenChurch School
9:45 a. m.
nington, June 25. Lunch was
11:00 a. m. Moming Worehip
served after the meeting by Mr.
6:00 p. m. Christian Endea\'or and Mrs. Stanley Canfield and
William Lang.
T h e First
Several members attended "PrePresbyterian Church
siding Lecturer's Night" at Oak
Rev. W. S. Reeve, Minister
HiU Grange, June 6, in FrancesMrs. Albert E. Thomton, Organist town. The foUowing evening 16
members went to Boscawen to atSunday, June 23, 1946.
tend "Neighbor's Night" at Ezekial
"Morning worship at 10:30.
Webster Grange.
Sunday School at 11:45.
HENNIKER
Union evening service at 7 in
'the Baptist Church.
Mre. Clarence Fitch was guest
Thursday, June 27
of honor at a stork shower given
7:30 PJiI.
Special service, Mr. Norman P. for her by officere of Henocon
Gmbb of London, England the Chapter, O.E.S. on Friday afternoon at the home of Mre. Hiram
speaker.
Twiss. Mre. Twiss was assisted by
Mrs. Thomas Hope. After the gifts
St. Patrick's Churdi
were opened, refreshments were
Bennington, N. H.
served and a social hOur wais enBours of Masses on Sunday, 8:15 anl
(Continued on Page 6)
10 o'clock.
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52ND COMMENCEMENT OF
ANTRIM HIGH SCHOOL
News Items From
The fijEty-second commencement
was held on June 14, in the Town Bennington
wiU be forced to run a six page
'ps^>er instead of eight as plan- Be gay on vacation days . . . .
ladies' shorts, polos, slack suits,
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Hall for the gradilation of the
Mrs. Maurice C. Newton
class of 1946, including Shirley
Fuglestad, Joanne GrifBn, Natalie
The members of the. graduating
Hollis and Jacquelyn Miner. The
class officers were: President Shir- class of the eighth grade Pierce
ley Fuglestad; Vice President, School vrete Stel^ Cemota, PaJoaime Gri£5n; Secretary, NataUe tricia Dieitiond,. •Richard Grant,
Hollis;
«i^, Treasurer,
*.*«.-..^M Jacquelyn
n — , Miner Theodore Merrill, Dand Traxler,
Glass Motto: "After the Clouds, Carroll Warren, Samuel Zachos,
the Sunshine." Class Colors: red; and Sylvio Zanga. :•
and white. Class Flower: red rose.l llie program wa* as follows:
Class Marshal was Robert Lowell' Processional, Invocation by Rev.
_ '48.
I H, Packard, "Starry FUg," ChOnis,
Rev. D. F. Perron pronounced, Address of Weloome ' v ^Sylvio
the Invocation and Benediction and Zanga; Class History, Patricia
"Spring
Morning,"
the high school orchestra played Diemond:
for the exercises, with several Chorus; "The Grajribologist Speaks,"
musical selections sung' by the Samuel Zachos; Class Poem, Dand
high school 'chorus direited by Traxler; Class Song, Eighth Grade;
Kenneth Jewett and accompanist Class WUl, Carroll Warren; "White
was Mrs, Edith Muzzey. Herman .Cliffs of Dover," Stella Cemota;
HiU was the orchestra director, "Christ of the Andes", Theodore
and for the school the music MerriU; "Deep River," Chorus;
FareweU Address, Richard Grant; '
supervisor was Katherine Shea.
Joanne Griifin gave the Saluta- "Star Spangled Banner," Chorus;
tory; Jacquelyn Miner, the Class Presentation of Diplomas, Stewart
History, and Prophecy; NataUe Hol- McCormack, Supt or Schools; Benlis gave the Class WiU and Gifts; ediction, Rev. H. Packard; Recesand Shirley Fuglestad gave the sional and Reception. Class flower,
Valedictory. Presentation j ^ Awards •White Carnation; Class Colora,
was by Headmaster.JBodney C. Green ahd White; Class mottb,
Dresser and PresentfwBP of Di^ "In Ourselves Our Future Lies;"
plomas by CarrOU. iW. Johnson, Class Marshal, Raymond Cemota;
School staff. Ruth Cody, teacher,
chairman of School,Board.
The faculty of the High School 'Katherine Shea, Music Supervisor;
is Rodney Dresser, Robert Heine- Board of Education, Mrs. Helen
man, and Miss Helen R. Mc- Powers, Mrs. Doris Parker and
Carthy. The Supt of Schools is Mr. Stephen Chase; Supt of
Stewart V. McCormack, and the Schools, Stewart McCormack. .
On Friday the three grades in
School Nurse is Mrs. Mary Griffin,
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Mra. Cody's room joumeyed by
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'J7 The Good Citizenship Award bus to the White Mountains. They
ANO PRESERVED FOr .s.lXTIMS TO GIVE PLEASURE
liven by MoUy Aiken Chapter' were accompanied by Mra. Cody,
AND INSPIRATION TO
b.A.R. went to Shirley Fuglestad. Miss Cashion and Miss CiUey.
7/y£'/>? OWNEkS' r;£AMERiCAN
PEOPLE.
On Sunday night as Ralph Smith
BACCALAUREATE SERVICE and his famUy were retuming
The class of 1946 of the Antrim from fishing he ^as assaulted by
WORLD FAMOUS EVANGELIST
High School held their Baccalaur- a young man who had been reckSPEAKER AT ANTRIM CHURCH eate Service, June 9, at the First lessly driving around town. "SnoPresbyterian Church. Rev. W. S. okie" -DavidsoB is- out oa bail and
Next Thursday evening, June 27, Reeve gave the Livocation, Rev. his trial wilT take place on Satat 7:30, Mr. Norman P. Grubb, H. L. Packard read the Scripture urday aftemoon. Mr. Smith was
world traveUer and lecturer, head and prayer w ^ offered by Rev. battered about the face but no
of the Worldwide Evangelization C. W. Tumer. Mrs. Byron But- serious damage was done. The
Crusade of Londo^, England, wiU terfield sang a solo and the young man denied the charge.
Mr. and Mra. Maurice Newton
be the speaker at a public rneet- students of the High School sang
spent
Saturday
and Sunday in
ing in the First Presbyterian "Lovely Appear" by Gounod. Rev.
Church. Mr. Grubb has been in D. F. Perron gave the sermon, Concord, LoweU and Milford visNorth America since February, "After the Cloud?, the Sunshine," iting friends and relatives. It vras
lecturing almost / daUy to large and Rev. Reeve pronounced the Mr. and Mrs. Newton's twentyaudierfces aU over the United Benediction. The organist was Mrs. ninth wedding anniversary celeStates and Canada.
.Edith Muzzey, with Herman HiU bration.
Miss Mae Cashion wiU now reThe Worldwide Evangelization directing the choir.
side in her Manchester home
Crusade, of which he is the genANTRIM
having retired from her teaching
eral secretary, was founded by
'
duties after forty-one yeara of
the late Mr. C. T. Studd, famous
Mrs. Leander Patterson who was service.
in England as a champion cricketer in a hospital in Concord recently
Mre. Josephine Wallace is off
and as a great Christian adven- has retumed home.
on a vacation trip this week.
turer, who not only live^ for a
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bean, and
Mr. Norman P. Grubb of London while in the Orient, but who, in
Mr. and Mra. George Cheney of
daughter,
have gone on a week's Springfield, Mass., have come to
coming to Antrim June 27th.
later life, astounded those who vacation to Vermont.
Mre. Lena Taylor's (Mre. Cheney's
GEORGE VAN DEUSEN WINS were experienced by breaking new
On June 20, Mrs. Ethel Nichols sister) for the summer.
ORDER OF BRITISH EMPIRE trails for white men into the jungles entertained a group of ladies for
The five lower grades of Pierce
of Africa. Mr.-Grubb also spent a "Stanley" Party at her home.
School had a picnic with games
several years in Africa and transMiss Gertrude Jameson is home and refreshments on Thursday
George H. Van Deusen has just lated the Bible into some of the
for the summer after spending aftemoon of last week.
been awarded the Order of the dialects of the region he was in.
aU winter in Florida.
British Empire of "gaUantry in
CARD OF THANKS
At the present time, he is folOscar Clark is home from the
action." Col, Van Deusen writes
lowing
a
very
full
itinerary,
in
Peterboro
Hospital
recuperating
rather vaguely, "This has some„
We wish to thank the friends,
thing to do with a stunt I pulled | which however he has made place from his recent accident.
bearere
and all those who were so
Mrs. Lottie Cleveland spent the
• " for # visit to Antrim in order that
early in 1944 for Wingate and" his
outfit. I thought it had aU been he may renew old associations and week-end with her Son and wife, thoughtful during the recent death
friendship with Mrs. Warren S. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Cleveland, and burial of our mother and
forgotten long ago."
In addition to his assignment Reeve who as a child was for a in Antrim and attended the Baptist grandmother.
Mr. and Mre. Floyd HaskeU
Sunday moming
for
as Commanding Officer of the 332nd number of years taken care of by Service
Mr. and Mra.' C. S. McNeish
Mr.
Grubb's
parents.
The
public
Fathers
Day
and
the
dedication
of
T. C. Squadron, formerly the
Mr. and Mre. Ralph TwitcheU *
513 T. C. Squadron, he has now is invited to attend this meeting the babies.
been made Air Officer on the on the 27th and to meet Mr. Grubb,
"THE CLOTHES
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NOTICE
staff of Executive Headquarters at j On the day foUowing, Mr. Grubb
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
the
Peiping, China, a post of consid is booked to speak at a business
MEN'S WASH SLACKS for
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arable importance.
Red
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Selectmen's
Van Deusen is the nephew of on from there to fill Sunday enrooms on Wednesday evening,
gagements in Columbus, Ohio.
Junius T. Hanchett of Antrim.
June 26 at 7:30 o'clock to trans- SUMMER SANDALS .. cool, colact some important business. AU orful, casual. Newest styles by
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Hillsborough, ss Court of Probate
T o the heirs at l a w of t h e e s tate of William H: Simonds late
of Antrim in said County, d e ceased, intestate, and to all others
interested therein:
W h e r e a s L e w i s W. Simonds a d ministrator of t h e estate of saind
deceased, has filed in the Probate
OfRce for said County, t h e final
account of his administration of
said estate:
Y o u gre h e r e b y cited to appear
at a Court of Probate to b e holden
at Manchester in snid County, on
the 16th day of J u l y next to s h o w
cau.se if a n y y o u h a v e ' w h y the
same should not b e allowed .
Said administrator is ordered to
s e n ' e this citation b y causing the
same to bo published once each
w e e k fnr thvee f;uecO!5.sive w e e k s in
the .Antrim Reporter a newspaper
printtl nt .'Xnti-im in .snid County,
the In.s; publication to be at least
s e v e n day.s bet'oro .said Court:
Given at Nashua in snid County,
this 2Sth dny of May A . D . 1946."
B y order of the Court.
Wilfred J. Boisclair
24-26'
Rcsjistor.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Hillsborough, .ss Court of Probate
To the heirs at l a w of tho estate
of Martha M. Lilley lato of Antrim
in said County, deceased, intestate,
and to all others interested therein:
Whreas R. John Lilley a d m i n istrator of the estate of said d e ceased, has filed in t h e Probate
Office for said County, t h e final
account of his administration of
said estate:
Y o u are hereby cited to appear
at a Court of Probate to be holden
at Manchester in said County, on
the 16th d a y of J u l y next, to s h o w
cause if a n y y o u have, w h y the
s a m e should not he allowed.
Said administrator is ordered to
s e r v e this citation b y causing t h e
s a m e to he published once each
w e e k for three successive w e e k s
in th A n t r i m Reporter a newspaper
printed a t A n t r h n i n said County,
t h e last publication to be at least
s e v e n d a y s before said Court:
G i v e n at N a s h u a in said County,
this 14th d a y of J u n e A,' D . 1946.
B y order of t h e Court
Wilfred J . Boisclair
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L I S A B E L GAY'S COLUMN
FROM O U T O F TOWN
R e l a t i v e s and friends w h o a t tended t h e F i s h e r ^ E U s w o r t h w e d ding w e r e Mrs. John Pilikington of
Chester, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. K e r w i n
Ellsworth and t w o children of
Claremont, Mr. and Mrs. F r e d
P e r h a m and daughters. Sallie and
N a n c y of Walpole. Mr, and Mrs.
Lydon R u s h and Morris of M a n chester, Mrs, Delia Sullivan and
Mi.ss P a u l i n e of Wilton, Mr,' and
Mrs.
Warren
F i s h e r and four
children of K c c n e , Louis Fishor,
twin brother of the groom, their
sister F l o r e n c e and husband R a y mond Martin of N o . Chichester,
N.H.
Mr. and Mrs. S t a n l e y Borden,
Virginia B r o w n of Boston s p e n t
their h o n e y m o o n at V a l l e y H o t e l
last w e e k . Virginia used to- live
near t h e C e n t e r and w o n t there to
school. S h e is t h e oldest grand
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A i k e n .Chapter D . A . R . w a s }ield
at t h e h o m e of M r s . M a u r i c e P o o r ,
J i u i e 7, w i t h M r s . Carl M u z z e y a s
assistant
hostess.
Mrs.
Frank
S e a v e r , retiring R e g e n t , presided.
Following
the
opening
Ritual
S e r v i c e , Mrs. A r c h i e S w e t t read
the President General's message,
and Mrs. Carl Robinson
cond u c t e d t h e five m i n u t e N a t i o n a l D e f e n s e period. R e p o r t s of Officers
and Standing Committees
were
read, a n d t h e n o m i n a t i n g c o m m i t t e e p r e s e n t e d t h e list of officers
for 1946-1947; t h e y w e r e unantaxo u s l y elected.
Officers e l e c t e d a r e a s f o l l o w s :
R e g e n t , Mrs. A r c h i e S w e t t ; V i c e R e g e n t , Mrs. B y r o n G. Butterfield;
S e c r e t a r y , M r s . R o s c o e M. L a n g ;
Treasurer, M r s . W a j t e r • C. Hills;
Registra, Mrs. F r a n k E . W h e e l e r ;
Historian, Mrs. M a u r i c e A . P o o r ;
Chaplain, M r s . H i r a m W . J o h n s o n ;
Managers, M r s . W i l l i a m A . N i c h o l s ,
Mrs. J a m e s R A s h f o r d ; T r u s t e e s ,
Mrs. Roscoe M. L a n g , M r s . W i l l i a m A . Nichols, M r s . H e r b e r t E.
Wilson; B u d g e t C o m m i t t e e , M r s .
Charles E. P e a s l e e , M r s . H e r b e r t
E. Wilson. ,
Mrs. George W. H u n t , charter
m e m b e r and P a s t R e g e n t of t h e
Chapter, condiicted t h e I n s t a l l a tion C e r e m o n i e s assisted b y t h e
Chaplain, Mrs. H i r a m W. J o h n son, w h o presented a P a s t R e g e n t ' s
p e n to Mrs. S e a v e r . Closing e x ercises w e r e c o n d u c t e d b y t h e
n e w l y elected R e g e n t , M r s . A r c h i e
Swett.
T h e Chapter adjourned, to m e e t
o n Sept. 17 for its usual o b s e r v a n c e
of Constitution D a y .
.Following the meeting refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mrs, P o o r d i s p l a y e d t w o i n teresting quilts, o n e m a d e b y Mrs,
W. A . Cochrane containing p i e c e s
of material from t h e w e d d i n g
g o w n s of brides m a r r i e d b y M i n ister Cochrane; t h e o t h e r w a s
m a d e and autographed b y t h e m e n
w h o w e r e atehdants at t h e old
P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h at A n t r i m
Center abotit 1880. A l s o o n e x hibition w e r e infant's c l o t h e s w o r n
b y J a m e s A . Tuttle, d o n o r of
our Library. H e w a s b o m in
1840. T h e s e articles w i l l s o o n b e
on display in t h e Historical R o o m
of t h e D,A.R. o n t h e s e c o n d floor
of o u r Library.
daughter of Mrs, A r t h u r
of Chelsea, Mass,
Perkins
Misses
Pati;icia
and Beverly
Phelps, Marjorie J o n e s , J e a n H i l lioard, P e g g y J a m e s o n , R u t h M u r d o u g h w i t h Mr. a n d Mrs. Milo
F a r m e r left on S a t u r d a y for a
w e e k ' s stay at C a m p
peneva,
Lake Winnespisauke.
Mrs. Harry T h o r n t o n and Messrs,
Harry L e e and Brainard S m i t h
s p e n t last Friday afternoon w i t h
Mr, and Mrs. A r t h u r W o o d h e a d
ON THE STREET
By Paul S, Scruton
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Tiiursday, June 20, 1946
save "the eneimy from destruction. '^ ^'^•s^'^f^'vm & niH.MiULiii^iMiHincai'aii :3 •irHiiMi'H:aii
•gSffi^
CQ.
Pers^^y, J ; would .{g^ve
J
:
to nwe a c^^d it^
but ^()t being.<| gluttto iot'^v
men^ I hate |b thiqil^of, ^ j ^ ££iid
of a Jap getUng hU belly full of
something maide in the good old
U.S.A. It's too bad we .forget sp
quicjklyt like Bataah, and otiier
foreign places like the prison
camps. Ask the man • who has
Business finjis or pro.f?88iooel peo- for Professiona. emirire ot axa
been there. Read an interesting
article on sugar sales ^y Uncle Pie who wish to p«tlclpate in.ihi, Und consttlttte " ^ e l s Director^
• ^ » » w w */«TCwry.
Sam, this past week with sugar program are urged to phone the Metsenger
ofBce.
"'^
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being bid in by big concerns at
VAN, THE FLORIST
from 12 to 18 cents a poutid and
our good old wise Uncle Sam
Cut
Flowers, Floral^ Woric
E. C. & W. L. HOPKINS
was the seller, not the buyer, and
Tel^hene 141'
Ga^NrrE STATE AKK
the little black market fellow alChurcli
St. HUlsbon^ NJH^,
' WlBTHUORE
ways gets caught doesn't he?
sin€fs
te Town Djrgjkjte^
FEEDS
This town of Hillsboro ^ certainly
has some valuable liquid assets in
it's Franklin Pierce Lake, Contention Pond, Loon Lake, Gould
Pond end the ContoocOok River
and with the edvent of vacationists the old town takes a new
lease on life for the next ninety
days or so. It's gopd to know that
Martin Palhof is making his "Breezy Pohit" a year round resort,
something we have dreamed about
for years- and a mighty smart
venture on his part we honestly
believe. Breezy Pomt is ohe of
the beauty sjxjts tO be found in
this section and Hillsboro but in
the past has been a summer resort for a few months of the year.
Mr, Palhof now intends to make
it a year roimd playground and
with all the natural advantages to
be had for the trymg, skiing and
ice boating, skating and snow
shoeing will boom the community
for- the year around. We hope to
see a winter camival about next
February and please remember the
big time here on Saturday, August
Srd, when we welcome our servicemen and women in a big way. The
street parade will be something
worth recording for future generations.
HILLSBORO - GREENFIELD
Phone 92
Phone 2401
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HiUsboro Feed Compainy
HnisBOBO
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Bailey's "Pennant Brand"
TESTED FEEDS
Dairy ilations, Stock Feed, Poijliry
Feeds,.Seed Grain, Field
Seed and Flour
HILLSBORO DAIRY
HENRY a MARTIN
RAW AND PASTEURIZED
MILK AND CREAM
BUTTER —
COTTAGE CHEESE
SCHOOL ST.
HILLSBORO
PHONB 8T.4
FARMERS FEED A N D
SUPPLY CO.
PARK SC POLLARD
FEEDS
Coal • Flour - Fann Supplies
Tel. 160
Hillsboro, N . H .
Contractors
Bird and Ruberoid Prdducte
ACME
ROOFING COMPANY.
General Contractors •
HilUboro, N. H .
Tel. 229
Roofing - ^ Sidings — House
and Metal Roof Painting
F. H. A. Payments Arranged
Free Estimates
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HAROLD NEWMAN
MUTUAL INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Farm* — VUlage Property
and Summer HomM
WASHINGTON
T E L . 9-22
E. O. HUreHINSON
CARPENTER
Cu»tom Work — MiUwwk
Carpenter shop at
Lower Village Tel. W8
OR. A. A. MUIR
We would like to see a hospital
in town before we join the ma• CHIROPRACTOR
jority in another world and we
House
and Oflice yisits at
BUILDERS'SULLIES
hope the interest has not waned
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since several of our prominent
Lumber, RoU Eoofihg,
citizens conceived the idea and the
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need for a hospital. We would ILA. MilLI-U.llJ,|l,l.,mi.li.l.l..li I. (,.. )._j^j. ,jIJ,., Shingles, Doors, Windows,
also like to see something besides
Hardware, Etc.
the little "coop" known as a
E. KURTSfER
police station, which is obsolete as
Glazjng —- Shopworic
Aunt Hannah's hoop skirt. Then
Watelinuiker
&
ieyreler
too we have our desire to see a
Prices ReasoBy>le
post office building which is
HBIJiSBOBO
N. H.
PHONE 195 HILLBORO
also a possibility before many years.
Anyhow the road conditions are
much improved during the past
week, and tha^ is really something.
. West Main Street Garage
We probably will never again
have train service but we do have Td. 12-13 Bosse Bros, Props.
HEATING SC PLUMBING
nice bus service, thanks to the
Prompt & Bficient Service
Wm. H. Marchand, Prop.
owner, L, E, Whitney and his asGENERAL CAR AND
sociates, and someday we may have
TRUCK REPAIRING
electrical equiprhent .available. It's
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
going to be nice to have a new
FREE ETIMATES
refrigerator, new range, hot water
Tydol Gas — Veedol Oil
heater, washer and countless other
HiUsboro, N. H.
Complete Lubricatioa Service
modern things including a radto,
Tel. 111—3
Hood
Tires
and
Tubes
television, cookmeter, juicy stcnks,
real butter and decent weather.
Prest-O.Lite Batteries
BUSTER DAVIS
J. E. LEAZOTT
•
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,
•
•
• *
•
Sport fans e n j o y e d a g a m e of
baseball last S a t u r d a y afternoon
THE GOLDEN RULE IS OUR MOTTO
WHEN IN HILLSBORO
at Grimes' Field that provided
all the thrills of a b i g l e a g u e c o n SHOP and SAVE!
test w i t h s o m e t h i n g thrown in to
Mr, W, W, Grayson spont a f e w
boot. T h e g a m e w a s close a l - d a y s last w e e k in S c h e n e c t a d y ,
at the
though the first f e w innings 1,-ichcd j N . Y., with his sister and family.
WESTERN
AUTO
t h e professional t o u c h until u m - I Mr, J. F, Laftus and family
ASSOCIATE STORE
pire Jack Fra/.cr of Manchester , w e r e at their cottage at L o o n lake
Up-to-Date Equipment
arrived to take ovor. Jack w a s I the past w e e k - e n d ,
Our service extends to any New
Use Our
England State
delayed but his arrival w a s w a r m - I Miss Mildred N e l s o n h a s finished
ly received by players and fans. • h e r school work in Waltham. Mass,, Where quality and costs ineet your own
BUDGET PLAN
figure
N o Rame i.s better than tho umpire and is at her h o m e here, "The
On Purchases Over ^10.00
and Fia7.er k n o w s the game all Parting of the Ways,"
T e l e p h o n e h i l l s b o r o 71
d o w n through the alphabet nnd
D^y or Nigiit
Miss F a n n y Shattuck of B u r l i n g bo.sscs a n y situation that requires
I ton. Vt., has opened hor h o m e
fact and good j u d g e m e n t .
MOTOR TUN-E-UP
BATTERY SERVICE
j here for the season,
Tho Misses Elizabeth a n d Mary
WEST STREET GARAGE
The meal problem in this jittery
C.
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TEWKSBURY&
SON
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v
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w
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r
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in
t
o
w
n
last
w
e
e
k
for
Work
Done by Appointment only.
d a y and ago is fast arriving at t h e
Tel. • Hillsboro 18-6
grass soup and p i n e - n o o d l e p u d - , t h e Graduation E x e r c i s e s r e t u m ding stage as frantic h o u s e w i v e s I ing to their duties t h e following
Contracting
&
Building
A.
NORMANDIN,
Prop.
concoct a palatable a n d n o u r i s h - I d a y to Weston, Mass,
Antrim, N. H.
ing meal from s o m e of the stuf? I Mrs, C, S. P e r r y a n d J. M.
Cement Work
TIRE CHANGE
OIL & CREASDW
m o s t of u s w o u l d n o t e v e n pass o h ] Cobb. Sr,, spent M o n d a y at S u n I
a
p
e
e
lake.
to tho neighbor's d o g in a p r e -
Centre
WOODBURY
FUNERAL HOME
w a r period, to s a y n o t h i n g of t h e
D o i n g business w i t h o u t a d v e r h o w l i n g c a n i n e y o u w o u l d like to tising is like w i n k i n g a t a girl in
feed for the last time.
t h e dark. Y o u k n o w w h a t y o u ' r e
T h e m a n w h o told u s to w a i t a doing, b u t n o b o d y e l s e does.
f e w y e a r s ago, "Wc ain't s e e n
n o t h i n g yet." certainly had a gift
of prophecy and s o m e of u s w h o
H. L. HOLMES a: SON
t h r o u g h choice or b y necessity a r e
COMPLETE
FUNERAL
8BH7tOE
v e g e t a r i a n s n o w find that e v e n t h e
AMBULANOa
SERVIOE
w e a t h e r is trying to beat u s t o
t h e finish line, along w i t h t h e
Anyvehere -^- Day or Night
m a n y varieties of b u g s a n d i n HBNNIICER — PaONB 4&.2
s e c t s that tackle a n y t h i n g g r e e n
that g r o w s a b o v e t h e ground. Y e s ,
S i r it's .a m i g h t y
discouraging
p r o b l e m to, try to s o l v e w i t h o u t
S. A. ROWE
t h e benefit of nutrition, and it's
AUCTIONEER
fast m a k i n g liars a n d c r o o k s o u t
REAL BSTATE
of d e c e n t m e n a n d w o m e n w h o
If You'SeaWteTftSLor Sell
h a y e n o desire to s t a r v e e v e n t o
— W H A T b e v c y o u wortli ^ 1 0 . 0 0
t l u t • 3 5 c daMlad
mdv. COM seBT
, C«U — Write ar>HoB« Resfdenee: BetfeOM/TeL M
Oqaeerd AAee:
77N. 1 M I H £ " '"VreLSSSd
"Certainteed" Shingles
Tel. 127
HilltlMro. N. H.
RADIO
SERVICB
and
ELECTRIC WIRING
Henniker Pharmacy '
the
(interior)
Rexdii Store "
Complete Prescription Department
Stcx Rxtou Stn>K:i£s — So>n»uss
CesMsncs —'PouirrAiN SCKVICE .
NEWSPAPERS —
PERJODICALS
L. H. TEWKSBURY
Barrett
Blockt
Antrim
H E N N I K E R , N. H. •
AUCTIONEER
CALL
W.ALLACMigil
MARVIN
— 96 YBAB9' BKfBRISa^GB —
ALL » « * S OF AtCllONS
TeL 101
MapUkortl laa
Aatafaii. H. K
EDSON ^ . TUTTLE
REAL
ESTATE
HEMifiKER, N. H,
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Listii4s Wanted of Desiiel^e P r o ^
erty in Antrim, HIMNBCO,
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aadHaoBilHr .
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Thursday, June 20, 1946
Meaaenger EubBcationar-TJie Advertiafaig Media of the Conto<yoQk Valley Towns-Antrim, ^ n n i k e r .
A-Biddy Farm, since they sold i t
I last year, have moved to FranceaI town, w:here they have purchased
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a home. Paul Cooper, present
owner and his family will occupy
lage as a w a i t r ^ .
the whole house.
Mrs. Mary Willard of Hillsboro
Mra. Rebecca G. Sinith, w h o
has been seriqusly ill and haa been spent the past few months at the
confined to her home on Main home of her son, Harry Putnam,
Street for several days.
has returned to her own'home on
Mrs. Carl Olson and son were the Francestown Road.
at the Lahey Clinic at Boston
Mrs. Archie Cote and daughter
several days recently for obser- Mrs. Ady A. Yeaton of Hillsboro,
were in Concord, one day last
vation.
Miss Elsie Olson of Boston spoit week.
several days last w e e k with > her P e n y Wood is stayhig at Twui
parents, Mr. tmd Mrs. Carl Olson Ehn Farm, the home of his son,
WnL P. Wood.
and family.
David Williams of- East WashMr. and Mrs. Harold G. Wells
were hi Milford Simday morning, ington was calling on friends in
their grand-daughter, Jane Eliz- town one day recently.
Arthur McNally and family of
abeth Liberty behig a member of
Hillsboro
have arrived at theu:
the. First Communion Class at S t
summer hoine in the Bowen Dis«
Patrick's Church.
Mrs.
S. Clinton Putnam and trict for the season.
mAm^
- News Items From Neighboring Towns a*********^****»m0amm0»»
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b e ^ at 8 pan., and will last about
an hour. This meeting being h d d
the 21st w a s postponed frbm the
Mrs. Marie H. Wells
14th because of school dosing.
Correspondent.
Mrs. Halford Bent of Deering
On. Friday night, June <21i the is spending several days with her
Juvenile grange. No. 79, will spon- sister, Mrs. Reuben S. Prouty and
family of 3rattleboro, V t
sor a Magician's Sbow for Child'
Miss
Bent
ren's night All the children of
- — ^ ^Phyllis
. , ^,is employed
_ ^.-iat
Deering are invited. The show will ' the 1830 House in the Lower Vil
Deering
Noirl b^YtMCmhit.9hwCmf^^m8
^RMCO ^
t^mu t9f WMi tmmm-vm mtmta
Cobban
W a l l p a p e r 8C P a i n t S t o r e
FLORALIA n:OWERS
"AU Types of Floral Design^
• CUT EBOWEBS — P o m D PLANTS
A Compiete lint of
PAINTS AND WAUPAFEBS .
PAiNina' SUPPLIES
Wedding Bouquets
flower Novelties
Funeral Deigns j
IXah Cardoas
"Flowers Telegraphed AnywhercT
MANCHESTER. N. H.
29 HANOVER 'StaEET, M A N C H B S «
Economy Fumiture Co.
O. L; HAZELTON
'JBooNomtee at the Eeonemy Store"
B. 8. a i W B N S . Frop.
Deaiar w
*
OoMPuns HOMB FOBNisBtaa
Mrs.
Roscoe Putnam were in
GBANBE AHO M A I B U
WOLF
HILL
GRANGE
MoNVKzms A i o MAB w a s
Springfield, V t , one day last week.
(deferred)
Coraer f^n aod Aubom Streets
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Murdough
UNOLSOMS
Wolf Hill Grange met' ui the
USSA varans tf*^
have purchased a home at ConMANCHESTER. N. H.
town hall Monday night June 10.
FkOM 68*
M MAMCBESTB S T .
TBL. 7 ^ 7
toocook.
There
were
21
members
present
Mrs. Louis Leferriere w h o has
been visiting her daughter,' Mrs. Four applications were read and
#^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^>#>#>#>^#^^#^^»##^^#<
A. PARLEE COMPANY
Archie Cote and family for the voted upon. It was voted to a t Tel. Man. 6018
Trade
With
Confidence
at
1300 Elm S t , Manchester.
RECOBDS — SB^ET MUSIC — BAMB
past two weeks, returned to h e r tend Lecturer's n i ^ t in N e w B o s INSTSUKENTS — PlAKOS
ton, Tuesday, June 25. Plans were
Representative
home hi Manchester last week.
C
H
A
S
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T d . Northwood 67-11
discussed
for
our
next
meeting
George Liiiseott ,
Mrs. Archie Cote and Mrs. A r Wm. L. Nutting, Inc.
NEW HAUPSBBEE'S LABGEST
or Hillsboro 145-2
Box 1, Northwood
thur Whitney, Sr., of JEiillsboro a t - which will • be Children's N i g h t
10S4 mm StTMt
—
UaaehMtar
FuBNrraiE S n s s
tended the graduation exercises at June 21. The program on this will
ts'Uaia. StTMt
—
NMhw
S t George's Parochial High School be put in next week's paper. The
Busy Since 1892
Everything
in
Mttsie
following Literary program w a s
at Manchester last week.
PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN
Mrs. J a y D. Hart has .rented held:
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A trio hicluding Louis Fisher, *********************************
Wolf Hill Farm to Massachusetts
P. A. DUPUIS
people for the season.
Howard Whitney, Jr., and Wallace
Quite a number from this town Atwood sang "Some Sunday Morn"Our Business is MovfitfT
George E. Pearison SC Co.
tended the McNally auction at ing," accompanied by Phyllis B e n t
LOCAL AND LONG DISTAITCE MOVING
DEPENDABLE
fEWSLERS
BY V A N — AGENT FOB
Hillsboro last Saturday.
A one act play including six
NATION
WIDE
MOVEBS
For Ot}er Fifty Yeara
Mrs. Louis Fisher has complet- characters which are as follows:
FUBNITUBE STOBA(X AND CBAHNG
ed her labors at Uplands, the home Aunt Mehitable, Mrs. Fisher; her
1818 ELM ST., MANCHESTER
926 ELM STSEZT
of Mrs. Lillian Porter.
niece. Myrtle, Grace Bent; Myrtle's
, Phone 73
*
Joseph Leferriere of Northamp- boyfriend, Junmy Green, Louis I
ton, Mass., spent the week-end Fisher; Aunt Mehitable's three old j '*********;*^^f^*^f''^*^,^^^^
with his imcle, Archie Cote and boyfriends are Wallace Atwood, ^ # ^ ^ 4 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
family.
Howard,Whitney, Jr., and Arthur'
McLANE SC TAYLOR
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carew e n - Griffiths. ,
.
FURS OF DISTINCTION
tertained their nephews and niece,
A reading "Dad" hi honor of .alii
Mr. and Mrs. John Flannagan and the dead fathers, Cecila W i l t
Open Thurs. to 9 P. M. — Open
Ralph Flannagan of Newton, Mass.,
A chorus singing "YeUow Rose ;
Sat to 5:30 P. M.
at theu- home. Hillside Fanrt, o n of Texas," accompanied by Phyllis 1
Have You Tried Hillsboro Dairy Pasteurized Milk?
624 Wnxow SIBEET, MANCBESTEB
Sunday.
Bent
j
Phone 1850 - 18S1
RICH — CREAMY — SAFE
Norman Cote and his cousin,
Song by the grange, "Church u i '
Joseph Leferriere of Northampton, the Wildwood," accompanied by #tr#*#«#^«^s#*##sr#«#'^<#^#t'^''^^'*^^'*'^''^'''^^'^
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Mass., visited friends at Old Oiiph- Mrs. Lilly.
p0000***************0***********a
ard Beach on Saturday.
Song by the grange "Star SpangTHE CLOTHING MART
EstabUshed 1895
Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. Kincaid led Banner," accompanied by Mrs.
LEMAY BROS.
For Savings on Your Next
who have been staying at Chick- Lilly.
Surr — TOP COAT — OVEBCOAT
; JEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS
Reading, Alice Andrews, "If
Three State Registered
See Us First
You Were."
Optometrists
The grange closed at a late hour
36 MEBBIUACK STBEET, MANCHESTEB
Expert Repair Work
and refreshments were served after
Jewelry Modernization
N«xt to Rice-Varick Hotel
with a special hour of enjojrment
1217 Elm St., Manchester, N. H.
THE BEACH CLUB
where between June 15 and July .000*00.00**0****0*0**0*0****00***a
1. Late cabbage plants, cauliflower
PROGRAM
Simmonds Upholstering C o .
plants, brussels sprouts and other
crops of the cabbage family m a y
Flute, "Priscilla," GreewaldOur Direct Faetocy to Teu
Catherine Hill be planted around the 20th of
RS%-X7X^OLSTERINO
Violin and piano, "Ava Maria," June while Chinese cabbage can Makes ttae Beat Oost You Me Mere
be planted as late as the 15th of Pay as Low as $1.25 Per Week
GounodCorrine Duval, Edward Seinerj ian July in a rich soil and will mature.
44 MANCHESTEB STBSET
The garden season has not been
Clarinet and piano,"Dream Waltz,"
Phone 9214
Write or Can
too
favorable
for
planting,
but
the
' VogtBruce and Lanny Hutchinson garden that is planted before the
20th will do well and produce a RESULT OF THE RIFLE
Piano, "Diana," HoistGerald Crosby large amount of food especially SHOOT AT HENNIKER
valuable with , the shortage of
JUNE 7
Trumpet"01d Folks at Home,"
cereals and meats. Proper fertil- HILLSBORO
Foster
T
P
OH
Maurice Buttrick ization, constant cultivjdion. proper
thinking, and the destruction of V, Maine
184
100
84
Piano. "Moonlight Sonata,"
the insect and fungus pests will H, McClintock
169
95
74
Beethoven-.
172
95
77
Edward Semerjian go a long way toward making N. Maine
your garden a success even though A, Yeaton, Jr.
164
96
68
Vocal, "Swing Song," Hartog164
96
68
Catherine Phelps it is planted late don't forget to Bob Norton
Piano, "Petite Merjurka." Kethera- thin your crops. Give them a chance
853
Roger Eaton to grow.
HENNIKER
Vocal, "Land of Nod." Hawley179
98
81
The newest herbicide for the S, Home
Beverly Phelps
149
92
57
Clarinet and piano, "Melody in F," garden is kerosene or its sister J, Hollis
175
97
78
compounds Savosol or Stoddard I Bob LeClaire
Rubinstein142
92
50
Janet Tasker, Lanny Hutchinson Solvent These compounds when G. Amis
157
68
Trombone and piano, "Cielto
sprayed over the carrot parsley, L. Farrar
. Lhido," Wersenparsnip, or onion row will kill the
802
Jackie Tasker, Janet Tasker weeds without killing the crop, but
J U N E 13
Piano, "Beautiful Dreamer,"
when sprayed on beets, lettuce
Fosterand other similar crops they will HILLSBORO
62
Priscilla Nissen kill the crop Just as they kill the A. D. Yeaton
96 158
From the day that dM lines o T ^ l e e t r i e r i
171
A. L. Yeaton
73
Number by the Senior Club
weeds.
160
Power are brought t e yoar h o m e . . . y o a and
R, Norton
62
Vocal (a) "Beneath a Weeping
178
91
V.
Maine
85
Willow's
Shade,"
HopkinsonCultivation of the soybean was
yoor family ean start living in t h e
completdy
189
99^
70
(b) "Slumber Song,"
first recorded in China in the N. Mahie
modera manner. Only Eiectrieity
can do im
Gretchaninoff-Mrs. Dorothy Orser third century B. C.
834
The accompanists
were Mrs
much for so little . . . and all this is araSable
Phelps
and
Mrs.
Perry.
HENNIKER
notv. fot mile on mile' of power lines aee being
S. H o m e
187
99
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.extended to snburben, rural farms a o d h o n a e
D. Goss
147
54
93
GRANTTE STATE
GASDENER
G. A m o s
150
55
»5
. . . making possible the eMivenienee, e e o n e n y t
by J. R HrpLER
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YOU C A N STILL PLANT
805
New Hampshire has two h n - Read the Classified Advertisementa
portant garden planting dates.
Memorial Day for the early crops
and June 20 for the later crops.
YOUR PARLOR SKT
Of course, peas, onions, spuiach.
ODD CHAIRS
• T h e Swing is
and other long-day crops should
^Made to look like n e w - —
be planted early in May in order
to things
to take advantage of the long days
Expert workmanahip b y sldlled
ELECTRICAL
in June or July for the proper
craftsmett-Bvery job guaranteeddevelopment B u t many of tiba
Free Estimates Gladly G^sen
root crops and other cool season
FRBE PICK-UP A l t o DSLIVSRY Hf NEW HAMFSHIRX
crops will grow so much better
in late summer and have much
higher' quality than when planted
650 Ehn S t T e l 2421 Manehetter, iMXt t o S e a n Coneord TatUnW
early. Beets, carrots, and rutabagas should be planted some(
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Beginning of Living.
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I h u n d a y , June 20, 1946
Concord Business
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Real Estate — Insuraace Broker
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What You Have to Sell
Bailey SC Sleeper Co., Realtors
8 N. Main Street
Concord
Est in 1906
COMPLETE
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FURNISHERS
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Phone 113
SHOE REPAIR
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Complete
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Concord
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Concord. N. H.
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REBUILDING
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Would you b e interested iii a real
Went down Sunday moming . to
honest to goodness fox hoimd? j look over the Scout camp o n the
land of Guy Hollis at Jones.crossOwner moving where he cannot
ing. A well equipped camp. The
keep a dog. Well trained. This is
boys got a little w e t during the
a
five
year
old
female,
65
poimds.
by q E Q R G E S. P R O C T O R
severe shower pf Saturday night
Sell cheap.
but otherwise' the camp was a big
Mrs. Frank Shea of Greenfield success. Scout Commissioner WHNEW HAMPSHIRE CONSERVATION OFFICER
sends me a very sinall humming kerson of Wilton and. Scoutmaster
Phone 1 0 4
Wilton, N . H . bird that got killed in some way. Silva of Milford. ^yere in cherge of
Another nice specimen for our col- the ciamp. Was in Scouting myself
lection. Thanks.
over 20 years and still interested.
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It's a shame the way some pebpleL
Black snakes should b e iprotected
That setter I wanted to place in I want to get, I want to get some leave a camping place. Sunday I at all times but there is a time
a good home laJst week w a s gone ol the 25 to 40 pounders. We can found a nice place where people I when they are not appreciated.
hold family picnics hear a nice'
before the ink in the paper was ^use them. Makes a nice soiip.
lake. This place was just plastered Over in Mount V e m o n a big fellow
dry. I had just nine people who
Route 101 between the home
with all sorts of odds and ends, t h e ' 'and his mate made their home too
wanted that dog.
town and Peterboro was a Jonah
leaving of a picnic party. That's close to the houserv in fact they
Earl Whittey of Mount Vembn for some animals and turtles over
'^ne reason w h y such places are were right under the house. S o
brings us in a small Snapper tiutle the w;eek-end. Cats, grey squirrels,
being closed b y the owners and Sunday moming I went oveir at the
Sunday and the same day I picked turtles, quill pigs and woodchucks.
can you blame them. A few years SOS call of the owner and w e
up one in Greenfield. Not the kind Why these animals get out onto
ago I ran into such a party and (my two sons and I) got o n e that
the trunk lines is a mystery to me.
they were just leaving. The grounds went 4 ft. 4 in. Black snakes are a
Al/rO SERVICE
Last Friday night I ran down to were covered ^yith Sunday papers great benefit to, the farmer but
see what the Granite Fish and and a lot of junk. I asked them if they do kill young birds and eat
Game Club of.Milford was doing. they were going to clean up a n d 'the eggs in the nests even u p very '
They had as their guests Clubs they told me No. They had a fire high in a tree. So It's a question
from Nashua and Bennington. B.en- (open) and after a nice heart to to kill or not to kill.
nington came down in chartered heart taUc and I took the numbers
Just as soon as the farmer starts
bus. President Willette was in the of all tneir cars they decided to to cut his hay w e begin to hear
chair'and much business was trans- clean up. One man said, "Well I about a hen with it's head cut off
acted. Many new members. Edgar! won't clean up what some one else by the cutter bar. If she is killed
Liberty showed movies and there | left." Here was my chance so I let us know and w e might be able
were refreshments. This is a good \ told them as long as they had to salvage the eggs, One day the
live club and doing much for con- broken the fire laws L would turn past week a man from Temple
servation.
them over to the local Forest Fire brought me down three baby pheai
CONCORD BUICK. GO.
The Greenville Club had a full Warden whom I knew was hard I sants that he and his wife rescued
PABTS — BUJOK .— SBBVXCI
house the other night and one rea- boiled. The threat worked and that j in a fast running water beside the
General Auto
Repairs
son was they gave away three pair place was properly policed. I have . road after a cloud burst in that
town. They took them home, put
TOP FRICSSS FOR USED CARS
of ^ylon stockings to the lucky never seen that outfit since.
them in the oven and then brought •
4 BBACON STBEBT — PRONE 2781. man. No, I did not get any. This
One year I found a big party
Club has a good fat pocketbook having dinner at the old reser- them to me. I have them in a homeand are going places. Plan to start voir in the home town. Boys were made brooder and to date they are
whist' parties soon and other big skimming paper plates over the full of pep.
If you ever want to feed very
plans for the summer, months.
surface of the water. They were
MacArthur's Garage, Inc.
young
pheasants here is the w a y
Did you ever hear of the electric camping within 50 feet of a huge
Fred Beck, Mgr..
I
do
i
t
Take a very hard boiled
CfHRYSLBR — PtiYMOUTCH
worm router? No more digging. No Trespassing sign. Well, we told
SAias AND aesmxsi
Just attach this thing to an electric 'em — and they left soon after egg. -Put some stale bread in the
DEPENDABLE USED OARS
food chopper and follow it u p with
We Pay OetUng Prioea fair Uaed light socket, sprinkle the lawn and cleaning up the remains.
the eggs shell and all. Feed moist
tum on the juice. This thing is adOara — Any Make or Yeer
Many people have asked me the
vertised in July number of Himting past week if I had any authority but not sloppy. Later I mix some
238 No. State
—
Phone SM
sort of poultry food with the breed
and Fishing. Would like to see it
over the Town Water supply. The and egg.
work.
answer is No. I am interested to j
(Continued on Page 5)
know if they have a license to fish
MEROIANDISE
and also the amoimt of fish taken.
Hoagland's Auto Body
ANGELO'S
But if the Commissioners ask m y :
Body and Fender Repair*
Haggett's Sport Shop
cooperation they will get it 100%. |
AMERICAN AMS ITALIAN
"Complete CaUision Service"
W. C. HAQGBTT
Tinfoil this week: Chester a n d ]
CAFE
PAINTING
Donna
Gordon of the home town; \
ATOLETIC GOOBS — BICYCLES
Special Lunches and Dinners
DURGIN LANE - CONCORD
Third and Fourth grades, Dublin
REPAIRED — GUNS — AMiiUNmoN
PHONE 1354
BABY CARRIAGES R&TIREB
Plan to Meet and Eat Here
consolidated school and Mrs. C.
SPORTINS GOOBS
When Shopping in Concord
M. Clapp, Henniker. For the crippled children.
140 N. Main St.. Concord, 2844-R
SERVICES
SPORTSMEN'S COLUMN
TO SHOP AT
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For Real Satnngs on
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Large Assortment of Zipper Billfolds
for Every Member of the Family.
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MANCHESTER
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Phone 3-3 after 4
Aillsboro
; Office M a c h i n e s O v e r h a u l e d
Picture Framing
161 NO. Maia St.
Tel. 88
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Lowett prices in the State of N. H.
2 No. Main St.
Concord
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P. E. HOLBROOK, O p t D.
8 No. State S t , Tel. 421
CONCORD,
N. H .
WOMEN'S APPAREL
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ARLEN'S
SPORTSWEAR
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, CHILDREN'S
DRESSES
WEAR
MAIN STREET,
CONC(»U>
Atherton's Radio Shop
PHILCO — CROSLEY — RCA
ZENITH — MOTOROLA
And Otfaer Popular Maket
Pieneeri tn Frequency MeduUtion
and Television
123 N. Main
Concord
Opp. Bridge • Telephone 260
BILL
DUNN'S
Sport Shop
A Complete Line of
SI'OKTING GOODS
FOR E\T.RY SPORT
10 PLEASANT SI-REET — CONCORD
BROWN & BURPEE
DR. H. H. VOLKEL, Optometritt
Offiee HotiTt
9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
Open all day
Wednesday
Cloted Saturdayt at Neon
Evenings by appointtnent
otdy
35 N. MAIN STRKET. CONCORD. 904
GEORGE W. PERRY
PHOTOGRAPHER
43 PLEASANT ST.. CONCORD
FRAMES AND LGATRES CASES
CUMMINGS BROTHERS
E s t 1882
GRANITB AND MARBCE MEMORIALS
ROCK OP AGES
DISTTUBVTORS
274 No. State St, Concord, N. H.
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CLEANING & REPAIRING
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ESTABLISHED 1939
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THESE FRIENDLY
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MISSES' WOMEN'S
CHILDREN'S
BUSINESS MEN
JOHN DBBRE
FARM MAOBZNBRY
SUROE MZLRERS
READY-TO-WEAR
82 N. MAIN STREET
CONCORD
WHEN
SHOPPING IN
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CONCORD
tioNCOSO, 700
Main Office and Terminal
flONCORD, N. H.
Fkaaes 2764 . 1480
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WALLPAPERS
Im^rial — Birge — Schultz
B P S PAINTS — WINDOW GLASS
79 S. State Street
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LIVE POULTRY
C. F. Madgett ft Son
Coneord, 3277
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FRENCH'S RADIO SHOP
Radio
Repairs
Toys — Records
i o N. STATE ST.
— Books
CONGORO
H. E. HUMPHREYS CO.
ADAMS
Relriferating Engiaeers and
COMMEROAL RaRKEaATOIIS
Contracter*
MILK OooLats — FseeeEas
CLASS COMPANY
"Nti^ HamptUrt't OMwt GIM* Plna"
Plata — Wiadaw — A«*a <^laM
57 So. MAIN Snaer
Cetfooso
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Messenger P u b l i c a t i o u a ^ e Advertiaing.Madia of the Cogtoopook yalley Tpwna-T^Antrtai. gB8i>»tr, HOhboro
Thursday, June 20, 1946
•
I am aoiding out an SOB lor
PROCTOR'S COLUMN
Last Sunday aftemoon the Comselections and an informal re-1 Bobert MunhaU famUy who was
stale
bread. I have a little mfllioa
munity
Club
gave
a
banquet
in
(Continued
from
Page
4)
for
many'
years
our
t^igl^r.
ception was held aSltft tl)e pro"
smaU hom pout in my owb prtir^ta
gria^ A fine new electric dock ,We regret to leam of the mis- honor of our retumed veterans,
There is always a dog show at pond that I want to. take o u t ^ i ^
niay L Hadtoek
was presented Sir.' Dodds by the fortune of Mre. Beaisie Bradlee j Nearly sixty gathered at the dinin Hillsboro who recently broke ning haU at Harry Nissen'* Hills-' the Tenney kennels at Peterboro.
"
Co»espoii4eat
graduating dassi"
plant in some other pond ^o c h | i ^
' boro Camp. The boys were wel-: Dr. Tenney has a fuU house most
Sili^: '^Tpfan ' li^ttaker had the an arm.
The Weare High School Graduat- misfortune to break Her ankle a
Our genial mail carrier, Welter comed by the president of the of the time. His flock of registered the blood. But I oan't get the litale
ing Class are . enjoying a week's few days ago.
C. Will, is taking his annual va- Club, Mrs. G. L Nelson. Between sheep is something to look at and bread. Doesn't oiatter how haM i£
outing at Old Orchaifd Beach, Me.
pot moldy.
.
Mr. spd Mrs. phoenix, wh© sold cation. Sub-carrier Eva Thompson courses. Dr. Yeaple spoke on the admire.
'Mr. and Mrs.' Lieanbert are chaper- their farm recently, are moving is covering the route in her usual subject "Veterans Carry On."
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After the dinner aU enjoyed a
oning the parity;
to Boston tfiis week.
competent way.
Mrs. Ruth.Nichols retumed with
The thunder storm of last Tues- tour of the camp grounds.
Fri^y evening Weare Grange
Mrs. Roscoe A. Crane is spendr
her dau^ter, ^eanor and family, will hold its regular mefetihg. . , day sure put out the lights and
and will stay a week in New York.
telephones.
._
____• ing a week with, her sister in
Beautifuli durable washable cornices. 18 cfifferent deProvidence, Rhode Island.
Schools in town closed last week
signs
made of tempered ma*oiiitc comWe
are
all
sorry
to
know
that
for the suminer vacation.
plete wih all fittings. Styles for any room
<| € ^ 1 S
Mrs.
Alfred
Bab^
is
quite
iU
at
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lafrud
Mrs. Warren
Wheeler
her home iff Washington.
in any home . . . . ' . . . . . . . . .
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announce the birth of a baby at
Correspondent
(Corrmoiident
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Whipple
the HiUsboro General Hospital,
COLOR
PATTERN
COLOR.
PATTERN
C(
have
moved to their home, the
HarpQ
1^.'j^ewman
Grasmere.
The North Branch School with'
Fred Dutton place, oh the Flat
Cross
stiteh
ivory
modem
cla$sie
Stey
Class Day last Wednesday at the their teacher, Mrs. Davis^ enjoyed
Father's Day was very weU reMr. Charles Prest from the VetRose garland cream
modem classic blue
Town Hall Tyas well^attended by a trip to Benson's Animal Farm as membered in this town, there be- eran's Hospital in Chelsea, ilLass.,
Americana
pinky-beige
fruit arbor
beige
a
closing
feature
pf
the
school
year.
relatives and friends. About twenty,
ing several fairuly parties. Mr. is visiting at Elmer Crane's.
Nursery
lambs
soft
blue
geranium
blue
'Miis
lieien
Richardson
was
in
grammar school children got diand Mrs. Harold Newman had
Our
school
enjoyed
a
picnic
Modern
rose
pink
.
geranium
cream
plomas and will enter- High this Melrose, Mass., Satufday to at- ten for their lawn supper.
last Thursday at Benson Animal
Regency
smOke
green
fiesta
ivory
tend
the
wedding
of
her
brother,
fall. Thursday night was graduaMr. and Mrs". NewaU Woodbury Farm.
Regency
dubonnet
duteh
lattice
red
Charles
Richardson."
tion for the eleven graduates and a
On June seventh the teen-age
have opened their ' summer home
18th
century
green-white
dutoh
lattice
blue
Soon be. time to be thinking for the season after spending the group of our school entertain other
Colonial Pageant was given and
18th century
pinkyrbeige
modem rose
blue
parts aU well taken. Supt Foote about the Annual School Reunion. winter in Florida.
"teen-sgers" at Fuller HalL Dancmade the presentation to the class
Phoiie 58-3 for colored illustradon-—fr«e
Yes—Jack Frost was around last
Mr. Arthur Hartt from Brook- ing was enjoyed. Refreslunents of
and spoke a few wise words to week, nipped a few potato leaves line, Mass., was calling on friends, cookies and puncli were served.
the class. Mr. and Mrs. Harold for Warren Wheeler.
last week on his way to Island The chaperons Mrs, Richard Mc'Thompson and son played several Sympathies are extended to the Pond where he has a nice bunga- Grath and Mrs. Neil Woodrow.
The hall was decorated with fir
low for summer use.
Smoker and lamp combination. Heavy metal smoker
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Kolfe trees by the class and Mrs. Crane,
ANNOUNCEMENT
,.
Mrs. Leslie Sweeney is working
are at their home on the Lempster
with removable tray —- and your choice of
at the Three Ways.
Road for the vdicatioU.
A new S U R F A C I N G , E D G I N G , F I N I S H I N G Servheavy metal floor lamp, bridge lamp or torch- O O
f\|^.
Miss Mae Merry from Lempster i
Miss Margaret Hoyt has her
Both
for
only
^
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U
lere.'
is
workinjg
at
the
telephone
offioe.
1
ice in HiiIsboro„
summer home open' for the sum^
Ceiling
price
of
die
two
pieces
is
^
2
6
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Miss
Rosemond
Therrain
from
mer.
Having purchasied the *'Old Rumrill Mill", West
Mr. and Mrs. Thayer spent the Derry has been spending a week
Main St., we will be ready soon to give you a complete
week-end at their summer home with Mrs. Langhorst.
Mr. James Plumer and children,
custom work service.
on the Road to Half Moon Pond.
Mrs. Verila Bosi and her brother David, Augusta and Langdon, from
Address orders or communications to .Box 2 3 1 , HillsHeavy washable sunfast rugs 2 7 by 5 4 uiches—-choice
are at her summer home- on the Michigan are at their home on
Stowe Mountain. Mrs. Plumer wiU
boro.
Mountain Road.
of six colors but we are overstocked on chalk
Mrs. LiUian Millen from Brook- join them in a few days.
rose. Special price chalk rose only . . . . . . . . . .
Clifton R. Miner, Franklin, N.H.
The Hammings are entertaining
line, Mass., was at her home on
company.
the Newport Road last Sunday.
Weekly payment plan or c ^ h discount.
Mr. Saunders Clark has been
Mrs. Ruth Lindquist is at her
spending
a
few
days
in
Conn.
Trade in allowance for used Fumiture.
summer home for the summer.
H E R E ARE S O M E H E L P F U L H O U S E H O L D H I N T S
Guy Powers and family have
Free delivery or Free storage^
moved into the Martin house.
LINEX Cream Polish for Your Furniture
Hillsboro Camp opens next
LINEX Self Polishing Wax for Linoleum and Wood Floors
Thursday.
Grace M. Crane
CARD OF THANKS
Correspondent
P U T A N E N D T O Y O U R B U G SC I N S E C T W O R R I E S
I wish to thank aU those who
Depot
Hillsboro
P E S T R O Y liquid coating 6% D.D.T. and
Mr. Kenneth Crane and Miss sent cards and for the. beautiful
St.
N.H.
Bernadette Aucoin spent last week- flowers given me during my stay at
PESTROY Powder 10% D.D.T. in the handy dispenser can;
end with friends in Marblehead,' the Margaret Pillsbury Hospital.
A SHERMAN WILLIAM PRODUCT
Mass.
^ '
Mrs. Manuel Teixeira
W^are
FOR YOUR WINDOWS
N0
Washington
SALESPECIAL
TOO MANY ROSES
5.44
Upper Village
EATON FURNITURE
COMPANY
BUTLER'S
W H A T T H E WELL-EQUIPPED F I S H E R M A N N E E D S
Nylon Mosquito Headnets —
Ponchos — Fishing Suits —
Sleeping Bags — Cots — Messkits — Duffle Bags — Rubbe'r
Hip Boots
Complete
line
of
tackle and guns at
fishing
AT THE EAGLE HOTEL
CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE
CAPITAL Stotion
TH£MONADNOCK SPORTSHOP
BARRETT'S
, CLOTHING
N O W • • • On The Air
SHOP
Hillsboro, New Hampshire
SWIM
SUITS
(Pending Completion of Studios)
for
JUNIOR
MISSES
WOMEN — INFANTS
Complete line 6f Summer
Sportswear induding: P E D A L
PUSHERS, SHORTS, POLO
S H I R T S , BLOUSES, H A L T ERS,
DICKIES, P A N T I E S ,
DRESSES, SLACKS, S W E A T ERS.
1450
on Ever]
Play togs of all kinds —
for Infants and Children
•
Mill tit
r
A MILMOR!"
ENLIST III i f GRADE WITH
Public Inspectioii. • • • ^ ^^^ ^^^ i v«. f•
(Watch and Listen for Exact Time)
; uiwi
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riNT
Anny yalarana who ha\d certain
MiUtcRT Occupaiiaaal SpedaStias
taac^aaeelia\^in•aW'^ie cetamaaavrert* wfttt th#!r skill aed atcpaiianea, •
pre«M«4>4b«7>w«r*'honercblr diicharg«d ea er after Moy 12, 1945—
-aad proTicled they reenliet before
. . . . . . . ^ . Jtdy t, 1948, Over three.quorters
et a millioB men have ioined Ihe
new Regulai Army already. MARE
IT A MOUONl Full facts are at any
Army Comp, Poet, or RecrtdtiBg
Slotieii.
i•
31 South Slain St, Concord, N. H.
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Thursday, June 20, 1946
PubUcation»-The Advertisiai Media of the Contooe ook VeUey Towne-Antrim, Henniker. Hillaboro
..AB R H P C A E
Marlboro ,
in
next week's Gould, have given the town some HILLSBORO WON ONE,
advertisement
5 0 1 3 4 1
of the best street parades ever seen, ^ Q g ^ QJ^J^ Q V E R WEEK-END ; ^ ® * ^ f ^ ? °®'
paper.
jBendit 2b,'
4 1 2 2
m
the
commimity,
but
are
now
Nine ladies of the Hoisery Mill's
'
Burby
3b,
4 0 2 3
.Hillsboro's Legion team spUt a
w«Wv r
sweater department, motored to tuming the . affairs over to the
1 0 5
I
All advertisements appearing under ttils head 2 V
two game week-end, w i n n i ^ the ^ Z'tZl n^
Duston's Country Club for dinner younger men.
0 0 1
D.
Wilcox
CF,
3
eents a word; minimum charge 35 cents. Extra > A
and then on to Concord to the Fannie Shattuck has opened her first game with Marlboro Satur- Mors^ RF,
0 2 1
4
summer home at the center for day at Grimes Field,
insertions of same adv. 1 cent a word; minimum
| |
I theatre o n e evening last week.
0 0 3
H.
Richardson
LF,
2
charge 80 cents. PAyABLB IN ADVANCK.
^^
boro Legion lost its first League
I Mrs. Lizzie M. Crooker went to the summer season.
Croteau P,
'4 0 1 0 3.0
The first degree will be exempOn Sunday, June 16, the HillsLebanon, Monday to visit her sister,
j.jjjstMi^rt*********'***************^****^""*****^
H. Richardson l b , 4 0 1 8 1 0
Mrs. Jane T. Plummer w h o isified on a class of candidates by game to Weare by a score of 11-4.
34 2 9 26 13 1
7500 PEOPLE READ THESE CLASSIFIED
leaving by plane, Tuesday, Jxme 18i Valley lodge, IOOF, degree team Junior RusseU, the Weare pitcher, Hillsboro
1
2
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had a no-run, nb-hit game imtil
ADVERTISEMENTS EVRY WEEK— IF OUR ADS for Seattle, Washington, to make this month.
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0
0 0 0 0 0 21 3
her home with her son, C. W. Charles Htird is associated with the eighth inning but h e weakened
CANT SELL IT—IT CANT BE SOLD
Marlboro
1
2
3
4 5 6 7 8 9 T
and
HUlsboro
scored
foiutimes
in
Farrell.
the A and C Motor corporation
WANTED
FOR SALE
the
last
two
innings,
Wes
Herrick
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0
1
001 00 0 2
Mrs. Annie M. Dorr who haswith headquarters at the Raymond
ed the Weare attack with five hits
Umpires:
Frazer
and
Gonyer.
Davis
garage.
FOR SALE ~ Baker Block, Depot' WANTED-Slaughter horses for been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jane
in five trips.
Scorer:
Fowle."
!
v' '^:
T.
Plummer
the
past
month
r
e
Four
bands
have
already
been
Street, or w-iU rent upper two floors; Mink JFarm. TeL 225-2 Inquire
In the .Saturday game, a close
Time of game: 2 hoiirs.
turned to Hillsboro with Mrs; secured to fumish music for marchconsisting of 20 rooms, eight apart- Maine's Shoe Repairer.
Crooker.
j ing in Welcome Home Day, Aug. 3. fought tUt, the HiUsboro Legion
Bondar X batted for H. Stafford
ments, to reliable jparty. Write or
WANTED - All live
poultry.
team came from behind to defeat in the ninth.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Bames
of
13-W,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Royce
W.
Parkei|
S;
S.
Jabre,
telephone
Highest price paid at farm. R. A.
tf
entertained Mr. and Mrs. James R. RpckvUle Center,Long Island, N.Y., the Marlboro Boys Club by a
Durham.
Gould, Milford, N. H. Tel. 263 or
score of 3-2. The game was play- Weare
A B R H PO A E
Hudson, Mrs. Julia Gibson and are at the Barnes' homestead.
FOR SALE—Two-tenement house 584-W.
13-26, inc.* Mrs. Ruth Sambom last Sunday in
ed
on
Saturday,
June
15.
Jack
C.
Reade
SS,
2
2
It has been announced that the
on Myrtle Street, 7 rooms each.
0
7
WANTED—Plain cook. Also kit- their Enfield home. T h e occasion Peterborough Players, professional Rafuse held the Marlboro team tb Gaffney l b ,
One tenement ready for occu3
0
chen waitress and chambermaid. was in honor bf Father's Day and summer theatre at Steams farm nine hits, while Hillsboro cotdd i Davis 2b,
pancy. Telephone or write to S. S.Good pay and commission. Mount- the forty seventh wedding anni4
{Dearborn 3b,
3
4
in Peterborough will reopen on get only eight off Croteam.
JABRE, Diurham.
tf ain View House. Tel. 8063. Warner, versary of the Hudsons.
2
0
j July 10th for an eight wedc s e a - . HUlsboro wUl play at Wamer Herrick RF,
1
3
on
Saturday,
June
22,
while
on
Bloom
C,
It
is
imderstood
that
Louis
Dan
N
.
H
.23-?5MV
, , son. The Players have not been
RUBBER. STAMP pads, rubber
0
4
iels has purchased a house^ o n ; j^^y^g gjnce the summer of 1942 Sunday, Jvme. 23, HUlsboro wUl RusseU P,
stamiy inks, rubber stamps made to
WANTED—YOUNG man to super0
1
play
a
return
game
with
Peterboro
Peaslee
CF,
School Street,formerly owned b y because of the war, but they plan
order. MESSENGER OFFICK tf
vise at Beard Brook swinuning Mrs. H a m e t Grunes.
0
2
Kendrick CF
j ^ particularly exciting season to ai Peterboro.
CHOICE PERENNIALS and rock pool for two week's period. S e e
0
1
A B R H P O A E J, Reade LF,
Louise Teixeira was awarded! set them in motion once again,
Hillsboro
garden plants. Visitors welcome Harold Harvey or Philip Wood0
1
Adamski
LF,
0 1 1
entry into the honor auxiliary at
The organization is the same as Zoski 2b,
SATURDAYS
and SUNDAYS. bury.
25
41 11 17 27
1 1 13
Boston College of Physical Edu* it has been in years past, and e m - CampbeU l b ,
FERNGLEN GAiElDENS, ANTRIM,
ABRHPO AE
HILLSBORO
1 2 3
TeL cation for women as part if the phasizes sound group-cooperation, G. Stafford 3b,
y . H.
20-27-FG WANTED—Carpenter work.
4 0 1 3 2 0
Zoski 2b,
0
25 presentation of the Twiness awards, Thus the Players will maintain the Page LF,
Hillsboro 229.
CampbeU
l
b
,
CF,
4 0
6
held recently.
^
high standard of production which Andrews CP.
DESK BLOTTERS — Assorted
6
3
G. Stafford 3b, 4 0
colors, blue, green, pink, white, WANTED^-Youiig man to assist
Mrs. Susetta S. Eaton of Keene, prompted Sinclair Lewis to say R. Stafford SS,
0
2
6
Page
LF,
l
b
,
4
yellow, brown. JlOc eachi Messen- Cook — Experience not essential N.H., has renewed her subscrip- of them that "there is no more, Bosse C,
0
0
Gunn CF, RF,
4 0
ger Office.
tf but helpfiil. Good wages. Apply tion to the home town paper.
' I interesting summer theatre in the H. Stafford RF,
0
Cann's 3-Ways Rest, HiUsboro,
1
R. Stafford SS, 4 1
Rafuse P,
1
Mrs. Clayton Ashford and two whole country."
v
—GREETING CARDS for aU occa- N.H. Phone 75-11.
' 25* little daughters, Mary Lou and Do you need some painting or BONDAR X,
3
Bondar C,
3 1
0
sions. Come in and look them over.
2
41 11 17 25 7 0 [ H. Stafford RF, P, 3 0
Audrey Mae, formerly of Concord, papering done? Call on Sam
For sale by Lisabel Gay. The Cardr LET US SAW your cord or slab
2
0
LF,
Fales
P,
LaCass and Nile E. Stevens. We
eteria, 47 School S t , Hillsboro. 53tf wood. DO IT NOW BEFORE THE visited "Mrs. Ashford's mother, Mrs,
HILLSBORO
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
89 T
Weare
•v
to
please.—adv.
23-27'
Lottie
Cleveland;
last
week
before
RUSH SEASON. Your order taken
10 4 1 00 3 2 x U
WUliam Scruton arrived home i
FOR SALE—Ford coui)e. Can be care of promptly at a reasonable moving to their new home in
12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 T
this week on furlough from the Hillsboro
seen at R. Gerbert, Prospect, St. price by caUing HUlsboro 190-2. Contoocook.
0 0000003 14
Navy.
I
Hillsboro.
24-25*
22tf • Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Smith
Harold Fowle is now employed ' Umpides: Frazer and Dwinnells.
were at their home in Hillsboro
Correspondent
FOR SALE—HISTORY OF A N Time of game: 1 hoiur 45 min.
at the State Hospital, Concord.
HENNIKER
this week.
Mrs. Clara Rich
TRIM, in fine condition $15.00l
On
Thursday,
the
Whitaey
Bus
J
—
.
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History of Henniker, $15.00; His(Continued from Page 1)
service is beginning a new two j Mrs. Bertha Titdomb and David,
tory of Francestown, $5.00. Mrs.
joyed.
trip daiiy schedule to Manchester, j came up from Lawrence to stay
H. W. Eldridge, tei. 9-21. Antrim,
The freshmen class with their adMr. and Mrs: Walter Woytovich a few day's at their home here.
' '
25-26-27 E
visor, Randolph Gregory held a and infant daughter. Donna, born
Millie Lou is spending a few
FOR SALE—Very ftice 6 room picnic at Lake Sunapee on Fri- May 26, are visiting her parents, weeks with her grand parehts,
.cottage house, steam heat, bath, day. On Saturday, Mr. Gregory ac- Mr. and Mrs. George Donavan of Mr. and Mrs. E m e s t Johnson.
electric lights, one acre more or companied the 7th and Sth grades Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rich e n less of land, good bam, on Hills- to Pleasant Lake, Contoocook,
Mr. Woytovich is employed ih tertained the Rich family at their
boro black top road. Price $3000. where they spent the day.
govemment work i n Pittsburg', home on Sunday.
H i l l s b o r o , N . H . ( J u n c t i o n Route 9 a n d 2 0 2 )
Tel. Upper Village 9-22. Harold
The Deering Community Center
Pa.
Mrs.
Woytovich
is
tlie
fonner
HTLLSBORO
Newman, Washington, N.H. 25*
camp family arrived on WednesBarbara Roberts of HiUsboro.
X2 n o o n — 1 1 : 0 0 p . m . E V E R Y D A Y
day. This group of 20 young people
END Of The Month Sale of odds
George
Gould
of
the
team
Gay
Hear Yo! Hear Yo! The O.S.A.
and ends — Mollie Hearty's, HiUs- aU members, old and new, are i n - and Gould have offered their serv- wiU be here for the summer. "The
boro Center. Friday, July 28, 2 vited to be present August 2nd, ices for the Welcome Home Day first conference consists of 200 Jr.,
o'clock.
25* Friday evening, at Community HalL celebration on Saturday, Aug. 3rd, high boys and girls from Mass.,
and WiU open on Sunday.
FRIED CLAMS — SCALLOPS — SHRIMP
Entertainment,
Music,
Refresh- here. Mr. Gay and his partaer, Mr.
BUSINESS SERVICES
Mrs. Carlisle Brand visited her
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I ments. Plan to come and start
STEAKS — CHOPS — CHICKEN
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL
I Old Home Day right
Reidt at Lorimer House.
SAM'S BARBER SHOP
I S t Mary's Parish wUl hold a
David Brand and Jerry DearBill Huntoon, Prop.
penny sale at the ChUd's Opera
bom. classmates of Ted Reidt's
House, Friday, June 28. Watch for
at Waltham, Mass., attended his
"Bowl for Health
OUTBOARD MOTORS
DANCING
graduation at Hillsboro.
Johnson
Service on
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
and Recreation"
IN
The Driscolls' spent the weekEVERY SATURDAY
Sales & Service
All makes HUlsborough, ss Court of Probate ^
end at High Pines. SheUa wiU be
AT THE
A few Johnsons coming in—place
To the heirs at law of the estate'
AT THE
'^ik-.
married the middle of June.
;.
your order.
of Scott I. Gay late of HUlsborough, j
George Gunn called in Deering
BELLEVUE
in said County, deceased, testate,'
i i
ERMINE M. BARNES
one day last week.
and to aU others interested there- j
'
Bridge Street
Bradford, N. H.
Mr. and Mrs. WaUace Wood and
I
Hillsboro, N. H.
TeL 34 in;
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wood went to Round and Square Dandns
Whereas Mary J. Hunt executrix;
WiUard O'Brien, Manager Y
AREY'S OUTBOARD MOTOR of the last wUl and testament of'
South Weare on Simday.
Ga/s
Novelty
Orchestra
SERVICE
Several
of
the
Mothers
went
to
said deceased, has fUed in t h e '
HILLSBORO, N. H.
151 Pembroke Rd.
Lake Massasecum last Friday with
Probate Office for said County the j
Adm.
SOc
Tax
Inc.
(northern boundary of Concord final acco'.:nt of her administs-ation
the sohool chUdren for the school
Ladies Invited
Airport)
picnic.
of said estate:
j
CONCORD, N. H. Tel 3758-W
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Christensen
You arc hereby cited to appear'
Open evenings only
are on their way from Beaufort,
at a Court of Probate to be holden i
S. Carolina, to visit their daughat Hillsborough in said County.'
IOUR POLICY,
OFFICE MACHINES - SOLD
ter. Mrs. Baltz and their aunti, the
MOMMY thru SAHIRDAY
on the 26th day of July next, to
Rented
and Repaired
Misses Holmes.
„ . Mat. HIS—Eve. 6i30, 8:30
"Our machine Loaned WlxUe Yours show cause if any you have, why I DESIGNED FOR YOUR
a***00**0*000000,000
RSUMAY
the
same
should
not
be
allowed.
|
is Repaired"
CentioMitf 3s00 to tl p.m.
Said executrix is ordered t o , PLEASURE
HILLSBORO
CHASE'S
Crosby's Restaurant
22 West St., Keene, N. H. TeL 1300 serve this citation by causing the
SpEaAL DAILY
Friday •— Saturday
21-33-C same to be published once each
LUNCHES
- DINNERS
week for three successive weeks
2
S
WELL FEATURES 2
BOTTLES AND DKAUGHT
100%
in the Hillsborough Messenger a
MATTHEWS
BEERS
newspaper printed at Hillsborough
BARBER SHOP
Ue«t ani Eat Bcrc Wb«n Shopping In
' in said County, the last publicaUnder the Post Offiee
HILLSBORO
tion to be at least seven days b e of*n
doeed
^•^^•^^'^•S-^-d
fore
said
Court
Men., Tue*., Thun. 8a.in.Ss3ep.au
I ^^^^#<^^#^>#'^^'4^>4
Given
at
Nashua
in
said
County,
WORSTEDS
Wadaaaday
8 a.a. Ne«B
CAPITOL CAFE
Vtiday
S a JB.
8 p JB. the 15th day of June A. D. 1946.
SERGES
By order of the Court
Satarday
8 ajau 10 ^.m.
^^^ OOHHELL •
Featuring
the Finest
Wilfred J. Boisclair
COVERTS
25-27s
Register.
Foods and
Refreshments^'
nLASSIFlED ADVERTISEMENTn
u
East Deering
NOW OPEN
'S 3-
Serving Our Famous
KENT'S
CONGORD
MEN'S
SUITS
CAPITOL
mSSISSSim:.
ALL WOOL
CARPENTER
TWEEDS
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Se YEARS REGISTERED)
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE
FLANNELS
The*subscriber having been a p pointed by the Judge of Probate
for
the County of HiUsborough,
" O B the S«aar«"
HMiaiker
commissioner to examine and allow
Leeve Watch ami Cleek werb
SINGLE BREASTED
the claims of the creditors to the
at
estate of Madison P. Mcllvin, late
WALLACE'S DflUG STORES
of Antrim, in said County, d e E>OUBLE BREASTER
ceased, decreed to be administered
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE as insolvent and six months from
Adminstrator's Notice
the 21st day of May. A. D. 1946,
being allowed for that purpose,
The Subscriber gives
notice hereby gives notice that he will •
that she has been duly appointed attend to the duties assigned him, I
Administratrix of the Estate of at the office of Ralph G. Smith, A t Andrew Cuddihy late of Antrim tomey, in Hillsborough, in said j
, in the County of HUlsborough, de- County, on the fifteenth day of 1
November, on the eighteenth day of;
eeased.
November, and on the nineteenth
AU persons indebted to said day of November. A. D. 1946,
138 MAIN ST.
Estate are requested to make from 2:30 to 5 o'clock in the afterpayment and all having claims to noon on each of said days.
present them for adjustment
Dated the 31st day of May, A. D.
Dated: May 31, 1946.
1946.
Alice E. Cuddihy
N. H.
"•
James B. Sweeney ,
Antrim, N. H. 24-26s
Commissioner. .00*******0**0**************000*0.
23-25 A. E. C.
omciAN
KENT'S
CLOTHES
CONCORD
Chapter 4 of the Serial "JUNGLE RAIDERS"
HOLLEY and SULLIVAN
Proprietors
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