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COMING EVENTS
The Hillsboro League of Women
"Voters will hold ita regular meetin ji with Mrs. Shem Barnes, Bible
"Hill, at 2 P. M.. on Tuesday, July
13. Miss Charlotte Holmes will
give a report of her visit to the
United Nations.
TEE2~?~Cffl«i'
Thnndiy, July 8, 1948
PROTESTANT CHURCEES PLAN
UNITED SUMMER SERVICES
^ Olympic Games/
Protestant Church Services will
be held throughout the month of
July in the Smith Memorial
Church, Dr. Whitney S. K. Yeaple
preaching, and during the month of
August in the Methodist Church,
the preacher to be annoimced later.,
Separate services will be resumed
in each church on the first Sunday in September. Next Sunday
July l l t h the ordinance of communion will be observed. Dr.
Yeaple will speak on the theme
"God Has No Favorttes".
News Items
From Antrim
Marietta S . Lang
Antrun Correspondent
Tel. Antrim 90-11
News Items
From Bennington
Mrs. Mastriee C. Newttm
xjonea^ttnttiwitw
The silver tea at the home of
Mrs. Edward Black, p r e t e s t of
Mr, and Mrs. John Thomton and the local Woman's Club, was a huge
daughters, Mary Ellen and Betsy success.
are vacationing at Long Pond,
There was a fine program of
Stoddard.
vocal and Instnunental music after
Norman. Wallace is attending which cards were enjbyed by those
Boys State at Durham, as repre- who (lesuvd to play. The shower
FARKER-AVERY
sentative of Myers-Prescott Post, came at a most opportune moodent
A very pretty home wedduig
A. L.
as everyone was ixiside listening to
-took place last Saturday evening at
Antrim Girl Scouts will go tothe excellent musie|
•i o'clock at the Boyd home, Central
Camp Byron Caughey July 12, for' The supper was bountiful and
at, which was gaily decorated.witii
the week. Mrs. Andrew Fuglestad very good. It consisted of ham.'Cut flowers, when Miss Joyce
£lnd Miss Jane Pratt will accompany burgers, hot dogs, salads, beans,
'Elizabeth Avery, daughter of Mrs.
them.
pickles, rolls, pies, coffee and tonic.
Tiank Boyd, and Mr. Lawrence H.
Mrs. Jessie Rutherford had* her Quite a spread for seventy-five
Events
H
e
l
d
July
3
,
4
,
3
•Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawthree children with her over the cents. It is reported that a very
rence J. Parker pf Bennington,
holiday,
Jerome and two sons substantial sum was realized for
Even the weather cooperated to
•were united in marriage by Rev.
from
Hartford,
Conn., Mrs. Jane the Woman's d u b fund.
FL L. Packard of Ahtrim in themake the Hillsboro, -Rifle Club's
Markham
from
Boston, and Dr. Miss Lorenia Kimball Of Mt Ver.presence of about forty relatives Second Annual Toumament a most
and Mrs. M. M. Halpemson of non, N. Y.i is at her summer home.
successful
event
Shooters
particand friends.
Brookline, Mass.
There was a big limb of a tree
The couple was attended by the ipated' from Mabie, Massachusetts,
Harold Muzzey of London has Struck down in front of the Judge
Vermont,
and
Rhode
Island
along
bride's sister, Mrs.^ Rajrmond Plant,
been in town helping his father, Wilson home at the Sunday storm.
CMifMr latOtala tae tkmatkaa ttamatins. 1^
of Orange, Vt, and Mr. Clarence with many New Hompshire shooters
J.
L. Muzzey with his haying.
Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Sawyer of
Udnmnds of Henniker. The bride who acquitted themselves successNelson
Maine,
of
Hillsboro
with
96-,
Mrs,
Fred
Proctor
entertained
Lawrence,
Mass,, and Mr. and Mis.
fully.
-was lovely in a white suit with
Miss Frederica Vose Nay
friends at a Dessert Bridge on Arthur Sawyer visited their brother
Ora Smith of Keene, N. H. fotmd 94-94-284 was third with scope.
corsage of talisman roses. Thei
Wednesday.
Harry Sawyer, and wife in Woods^
matron of honor also was gowned himself a groove, and with teles- Albert Krapf, of Fitchburg, Mass., Dies in Boston Ho^ntal
Mrs. G. yi. Hunt, Mr, and Mrs. viUe, N. H,, oyer the week-end.
In white and wore a similar cor- cope sights, fired 300-28X to win was third with iron sights with 95Miss Barbara Griswold and Miss
ANTRIM, July 2—Miss Frederi- H. L. Packard, Mrs, Frances Herthe prone match any sights. Arvo 93-91-279.
sage.
rick,
Mrs.
B.
F.
Tenney,
and
Mrs.
Anna
Yakovakis and George Wesca
Vose
Nay^
44,
died
late
yesterJohnson
of
Keene,
N.
H.,
was
Leslie
Randall
of
West
Hanover,
Following the ceremony a recep"tion was held dvu-ing which punch second with telescope sights, and Mass., was out in .front all theday in the Massachusetts General Albert Thomton attended the ton, honor winners of the Peterand assorted cookies were served was second in the any sight match way in the pistol match with 96- hospital in Boston after a long ill- monthly meeting of the Hancock boro High School, are all working,
Historical Society, Thursday. Mrs. Barbara and Anna in Peterboro
and the yoimg couple made valient with 300-26X. Lester Pease of 93-91-2801^ Leslie is a protege of ness.
attempts to cut 'the big wedding Somerset, Mass., was first with iron 'Phil" Brooks, and as such gave a
She was a former resident here, Tenney was guest soloist, with Mrs. and George on his father's chicken
sights,
and
third
in
the
any
sight
good
account
of
himself
in
a
brief
cake of three tiers.
but had been making her home in Thomton, accompanist and '.Mrs. farm. Mr, and Mrs, Prentis WesThe couple left amid a deluge of match with 300-25X(8XB). William appearance on the . offhand firing Boston in recent years. She was a Packard and Mrs. Herrick were on ton are on vacation at Keyser Lake,
We understand that Miss Marguerconfetti and much tooting of homs Kems, of Cambridge, Mass., was line. Walter Grinnell of Danvers, native of Antrim, daughter of Mau- the refreshment committee.
The
Antrim
Garden
Club
meets
ite Smith is also working, but we
second
in
the
iron
sight
prone
Mass.,
was
second
in
the
20
yd.
rice
and
Mary
Agnes
(Ash)
Nay.
and jolly laughter. But ihey soon
Monday, July 12, wilh Mrs, G, D. do not knowi where,
eluded their discouraged pursuers. match with 300-25X(2-7XB) to pistol with 94-92-90-276. Dave Fair
Miss Nay was a member of the
After a brief honeymoon in barely nose out Hope Crombie of of Springfield, Vt., was third with Antrim lodge of Rebekahs. Sur- Tibbetts.
A quiet fourth of July holiday
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Winslow of in town,
Montreal the couple will live in Beverly, Mass., who scored 300- 93-91-90-274. Scuttlebutt has itvivors include a sister, Miss'EckIndianapolis are guests of Mr. Lieut. E. Black, son of Col. and
-their own house in Bennington which 25X(1-7XB) to take third place in that Leslie Menzies has a propen- less Nay of Boston,
Ralph G. Winslow at Alabama Mrs. E, Black, had a short leave
is all ready for their return. Mr. the Scope prone contest, Emest sity for losing this and that by one
Survivors are her sister, Eckless Farm.
Taylor
of
New
Bedford
got
hot
point.
In
any
event,
using
borrowed
Parker will continue his meat
and enjoyed it at his home here.
Nay of Boston, Mass., and several
Stanley Canfield, Master of Anbusiness at the same place on West near the end of the shoot to take guns and all kinds of ammunition cousins. Funeral services were held
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson are
third in the iron sight prone. Lewis including hollow point high speed
trim Grange attended a banquet in entertaining Mr, -WOsen's brother'
"Main st, Hillsboro.
from
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Horton, of Southboro, Mass., with bullets, he was but ONE POINT aMilford for the committee of the
Antrim, N. H., on Monday, July 5, United Nations Appeal for Children. from Northampton, MaSs.
highest
scores
from
both
iron
and
way
from
the
winners.
With
the
right
BIRD AND GARDEN CLUB
with Rev. Reese Henderson, pastor
July 21, at 8 o'clock there will be JUNE HAD NEARLY
Three Centre members, Mrs. scope sight efforts took the 10th kind of business in his right hand and Dr. Whitney S. K. Yeaple of
place
money
with
300-15X(3XB).
he
can
be
bad
news
on
the
pistol
a
public meeting in Antrim Grange NORMAL RAINFALL
Agnes Kuhn, Mrs. Bertha Hadley,
the Smith Memorial Church of Hall to organize the work for this
and Miss Frances Bames. enter- Genial Elmer Gibbs of Manchester firing line.
Hillsboro officiating, assisted by community.
A house-to-houseThe month of June had nearly
tained the Caroline A. Fox Bird placed in the money in 18th place
Lady Shooten
Mrs.
Gertrude Thomton as organ- canvass will be conducted during normal rainfall with 3.85 inches.
with
291-2X.
and Garden Club at the Kuhn home
Hope Crombie of Beverly, Mass., ist and Mrs. Elizabeth Tenney who
Hot Offhand Match
last Thursday. The trip to Fitzwas High Lady in the offhand with sang "In The Garden," and "Abide the last two weeks of July. Rev. The average for Concord is 3.66. On
The Offhand Match was well 92-91-90-273, an accomplishment With Me." Hand in Hand Rebekah Philip Giles of Concord is expected 19 days it rained from a trace to
•william tb visit the Rhododendron
Reservation was discussed and de- participated in and was the hot- which left some of the men gasping. Lodge attended in a body and per- to speak at this meeting and there .84 of an inch on June 5. The hotcision made to go on Friday, July test kind of a dog fight all the way. Hope maintains that women are formed the Rebekah services with will be moving pictures. No quota test days of the month were June
•9, leaving at 9 A. M. and each To the final relay, a hot score better shooters than men anyway, Mrs. Sylvia Ashford. Noble Grand; has been set for Antrim. N. H. is 24, 29, 30, with- 89 degrees. The
taking her own lunch. Any non- could have won this match for any all they need is equipment and Mrs. Evelyn Ellison, Vice Grand; expected, to raise $210,000, or 45c lowest temperature was on June
6 with 38 degrees. There were only
members if interested may join the of four or five of New England's practice. Hope was High Lady and Mrs. Marion Grant, Chaplain. per capita.
Herbert Bailey, ' and daughter, 4 clear days, 16 were partly cloudy
caravan by consulting Miss Isabel finest offhand riflemen. It is rumor- prone with a fine 300-25X. Bea
Funeral services were held in Mildred, and Mrs. Walter Knapp and 10 cloudy. 4 days had heavy
Bowers, committee in charge who ed that the eventual winner, Len Moakler of Cambridge,' Mass., with
has been advised that by the last Maine, along with the'Old Master 300-23X needed an elusive "One the Presbyterian church Mon- were luncheon guests of Ralph G. fogs and two had sharp thunderof this week the rhododendrons will "Phil" Brooks is writing a book More" good score to put her well day aftemoon at 2 o'clock, with Winslow at Alabama Farm on storms. June was 10 degrees warmer than May during the day, and
be at their best. If Friday is a real entitled, "The Art of Offhand among the winners. Rita Yeaton burial in Maplewood cemetery. The Wednesday.
rainy day they will go the follow- Match Shooting." Maine, eventually gave a fine initial performance in Woodbury Funeral home of HillsAntrim was well represented at only 5 warmer during the night—
scored 97-96-96-289 with Iron both Offhand and Prone shooting. borough was in charge.
ing Monday.
the Bennington Woman's Club Sil- reported by Rev. Charles E. Reidt
Bearers were Harold and Donald ver Tea. Mrs. Isabel Butterfield
sights
to
win
the
Any
Sight
money
Vivky
Nash
of
Keene,
pluckily
Mrs. Hene Parker read an inMcBrine of Medford, Mass., Leon
teresting paper on "Qround Nest- and first place with iron sights. Arvo fough a heavy 37 for some credita- and Robert Nay of Stoneham, Mass- j McLean pla>%d several piano solos. Funeral Services for
Johnson
won
first
place
with
scope
Others attending were, Mrs. G. W.
ble offhand scores.
ing Birds" including the nighthawk
Archie Nay and Earl Cutter of Nylander. Pres. of the Antrim Mrs. Katie M. Goodall
sights
and
second
witH
any
sights
that builds no nfest but lays its
We like to see the gals on the Antrim. N. H. Interment was in Woman's Club, Mrs. Frank E.
with scores of 96-96-95-287. Rudolf
eggs on a flat rock hereabouts.
HILLSBORO, July 6—Mrs. Katie
firing
line and with experience Maplewood Cemetery at Antrim,
The tree subject about the birch Kamila, using both iron and score they will give the men real trouble. N. H.. under the direction of the Wheeler. Mrs. G. D. Tibbetts, Mrs. May Goodall,' 66, widow of Arthur
W. A, Nichols, Mrs. Arthur Amiott E, Goodall, died at a Concord
and beech families was well treated sights, placed third in the anyKeep at it girls.
Woodbury Funeral Home.
Mrs. Frank Seaver, Mrs. Kenneth hospital Wednesday, June 30. A
by Miss Shedd and Mrs. Evans sight match with 96;:95-95-286; he
and illustrated by several speci- placEfd second in the scope, and M. A. Howe of Pittsfield, Mass., Antrim Elementary School
Roeder, Mrs. Wallace George, Mrs. native of Deering, she was the
Albert Thornton, Mrs. B. F. Ten- daughter of Henry and Haimah
mens. Brief flower and bird reports second in the iron sight contest placed 10th and in the money in
the offhand match. S. H. Smith of Building Program Advanced
ney, Mrs. Alwyn Young.
were given. The purple lilac New
(Davis) Ashby. In recent years she
Hillsboro placed 10th and 'in the
Hampshire state flower, was the
had
lived in Deering.
1 INVITE SUMMER RESIDENTS
money in the pistol match. Edgar
subject of interest to all. Mrs.
Survivors include a son, Emest
ANTRIM,
July
7—Stewart
VTO
BUSINESSMEN'S
DINNER
Allen, Vermont offhand champion,
Georgianna Gile read a fine deGoodall of West Rindge; a brother
Superintendent
made his first appearance and gave McCormack,
u^l
scription of a park in Rochester,
Myron Ashby of Deering; and two
Schools,
has
disclosed
that
tne
j
The
regular
Hillsboro
business.
evidence of being a fine rifleman
N. Y., which contains over 400
the
grandsons,
and cousins.
and competitor; more from him Antrim School District has acquired : ^gn's monthly dinner meeting will Funeral services were held at
varieties. There were several cliplater. Deerslayer Alvin Yeaton, Sr.. ^'*'^ ^-..l!"^-* ".t^f^^Z -?L-1?^;^® ^®^^ Monday, July 12. at the the Woodbury Funeral home, Satpings on the same subject. For
of Hillbsoro, had on his special construction of the new elemen- .^^^j^^ Hotel. Summer residents are urday at 2 P. M. Rev, Dr, Whitney
this interesting infonnation the
especially invited to attend this
ventilated trousers but was still tary school.
club is indebted to Miss Clara
S. K. Yeaple, pastor of the ConThe
major
part
of
the
land
has
meeting
to present their views for
hot
enough
to
shoot
300-24X
with
Webber, a resident of Rochester.
gregational
church,
officiated.
been
deeded
to
the
School
District
the
good
and
welfare
of
Hillsboro.
scope sights to place 6th amohg the
Burial
was
in
the
East
Deering
Delicious home made cookies and
by trustees of the James Tuttle
Following the dinner at 7 o'clock
Master riflemen.
cemetery.
punch were served.
Conditions around, and, on, the Library: Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs. > Lester C. Stratton, guest of Francis Bearers were Arthur Goodall of
Hillsboro
range are conducive to Miriam Roberts. and Arthur ^ J. Rigney, Sr., will give a brief Leominster, Mass., James Ashby
The members of the Sewing Club
the
firing
of
fine scores. The match English. This involved the former j address. Mr. Stratton is an expert of Lexington, Mass., Benson Davis,
and their husbands, gave the (old)
committee
have
worked carefully Cochran field at the West end of I in the public relations field and is Jessie Griffin, Charles and Andrew
newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Summer Street. A small triangular I a former newspaper editor.
towards this end.
Dennison, a surprise party on WedGee. There was a profusion of
portion in the rear of the Cochran
If you wish to attend this meetAl
Lamond
of
New
Bedford,
nesday evening.
beautiful floral tributes..
field
has
been
deeded
to
the
Dising
.
please
notify
the
Messenger
Mass., and Elmer Gibbs of ManThey brought two wonderful
chester, N. H., acted as officUl trict by Mrs. Adelaide Elliott to- Office, 145-2.
BALDWIN — RICHARDSON
cakes decorated with flowers from
scorers.
"Gracie" Taylor of New gether with sewage disposal rights WOMAN. 91. HURT
their gardens, also ice cream. Mrs.
Bedford, Mass., assisted by Mrs. V. to another area of the former IN CAR COLLISION
Miss Marion A. Richardson, a
Favor, read an original poem that
W. Maine, of Keene, N. H., took Nesmith land.
summer resident of Hillsboro, and
was very fitting for the occasion.
Negotiations for these lots have
charge of the registration and the
They received a beautiful gift
HILLSBORO, July 3 — Mrs. Allan Baldwin of Orange, Mass.,
sale of targets. The efforts of these taken over two months. Attomey Florence Pierce. 91, of East Wash- were Inarried June 20 at ihe First
from the club, and on leaving
workers contributed much to a fine James Hines of the Robert Upton ington, suffered a fractured left Universalist Church of Orange. A
wished the couple many years of
Law firm of Concord represented arm in a head-on automobile candlelight service at 4 P. M., with
and fair match.
good luck and happiness.
A spinning frame, at Joanna
the Antrim District and members collision here at 3:30 this aftemoon. Rev. Charles H. -Emmons reading
Beginnen Attend
Cotton Mills, Goldville, S. C
e<|uipped
with
new
aluminum
of the School Board; Myrtie K,
the wedding vows was attended by
Many
new
shooters
were
observIt's good to know Hillsboro is to | adapter spindles and alnminum
friends and relatives of the young
ed on the firing line. There is noBrooks, Carroll M. Johnson and disposal for the new plant.
have an Old Home Day this sum- j bobbins, being operated by Miss
Members of the School Board Ex- couple.
better way to gain experience and William K. Glen, in these prolonged
mer. It's also gratifying to know
Alice Stevens, fhe alnminum
spinning bobbins ride easier,
confidence than to get on the firing negotiations. Acquisition of this pect to advertise' the building
there are public spirited leaders at
Following a wedding trip and a
handle better, and reduce spinline
against the tough guys. Actual extra land was made necessary by proposals for bid within a week, vacation period in Hillsboro, they
large. Mr. Dumais should have
ning eosts, according to Walter
firing line experience with care- recommendations of the State since the plans have been ready Iwill be at homevto their friends at
plenty of assistance and I wish I
Regnery,' Joanna vlee-presi<
Board of Health regarding sewage for some time now.
dent inventor-of the device.
(Continued on Page 5)
168 East Main St, Orange, Mass.
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HUlsboro Rifle Club
Holds Annaal Shoot
..•tfiis is the American Way
EVERY i>^~IVERY YEAR
Device Cuts Costs
RICHARD W. WITHINGTON
AGENT
far
New Bngbnd M g j - U £ j l « u « n « Company
H i l l s b o r O ,
C e n t C r ,
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T h i AdvvrtWDg Media of tiie Coatoeeeofc VaHey Tawaa-Antiba,
per we had sometimes "old maid's
toast" which was stale brown bread
warmed up in milk which tasted
much better than it sounds, pancakes, plate size seven or eight'
in a pile with butter and dry m a ple sugar between each one.
Doughnuts were made by the
pecH and always served at breakfast as was meat and potatoes. We
had hasty pudding, rye pudding,
oatmeal and sometimes whole k e r - i
nels of steamed wheat which took
a long time to cook. Raised biscuits,
gems baked in iron gem pans and
PidntmgSI'
Johnny cake were served and in'
Interitnr Decorating
winter boiled cider apple sauce.
ALSO CONTRACTING
Supper was not complete without
apple sauce, other canned fruits or
All Workmen iTisured
maple syrup.
ANTRIM, N. H.
TEL. 35-13
If in summer meat was ever
lacking, there was codfish, salt
pork and eggs on hand. We always
had ice cream on Sundays.
These are just outstanding samples of my mother's cooking.
PLUMBING « HEATING
MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE USING THE CLASSIFIED ADS
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BaBeOtet,
YOUR
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HOME TOWN
NOTICE
nLASSIFlED ADVERTISEMENTn
I, Catherine M. Harrington, Clerk
of the Hill.sboro Guaranty Savings
Bank, hereby certify that at a
meeting of said • corporation held
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charge 20 cents. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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April 14, 1948 the following Trustees were elected for the ensuing
E. D. HUTCmNSOM
year: John S, Childs, J, Arthur
7500 PEOPLE READ THESE CLASSIFIED
Towle, Charles N. Goodnow, Ira
ADVERrnSEMENTS EVERY WEEK — IF OUR ADS C, Roach and Catherine M. Harrington; and I certify that all have
CANT SELL IT—IT CANT BE SOLD
Caatem Work — MBhirerk
taken the oath of office required
X.VMBEB FOB SAI.Z
by law.
Qaarified advectisemcats axe
' Pfa^ied or B«a(h
BUNGALOW - 1|2 ACRE — $3900!
Catherine M. Harrington, Clerk
p a y a U e i n advance. A billing
Bargain offer near Hillsboro; 5
Lower Tillage . TeL 17t
c h a i s e o f t e n cents ( 1 0 c ) vnHrms., bath, steam heat, water and FOR SALE—Girl's bicycle. • Needs
b e m a d e for charged dassified elec., shaded lawn; garage; small tir^s. Excellent buy for $5.00. Call
E. C & W. L. HOPKINS
28»
adveet&ements if n o t paid before i)oultry house; gd, garden plot; Hillsboro 97-3.
GiAKRE STATE AHB
mondhly statements are rendered. taxes only $21; quick possession!
LISABEL GAY'S
COLUMN
21,949, West's Farm Agency, H. B.
WntTBiioiB
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FOR RENT—To quiet, respecta- Eaton, R. F, D , 3, Hillsboro, N. H„
. FEEDS
ble folks. Lone cottage on small PH: Upper Valley 10-11,
could do more than just wish him
HILLSBORO - GREENFIELD
islazid in Millen Lake, two rooms,
success
and hope he gets all the
ATTRACTIVE
HOME
—
$7800!
lliooe 92
Pheoe 2401
Donald S. Baker has purchased
fireplace, screened porch, boat
One' of prettiest residences in help h e can use. Some bf t h e 75 the Beryl Black house on Wyman
Simple housekeeping, swinmung,
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
fishing. Two weeks $60, month $110, commimity, ideal for retirement youngsters in the parade of ' 1925 s t , and in due time his family will
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FREE ESTIMATES
move in to it frpm their present
Lura Bruce, Washington.
28 handy buses, business district; 7 ought to be good material.
Hillsboro Feed Cocnpaay
rms,,
bath, oil-steam heat, all
Myrtle st.,- apartment.
WANTED — Children to b o a r i utjlitites, tastefully landscaped; r e Some time ago I wrote about the
HusKMo
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The local florist, I'm told, sent
Mis. Joseph Sferlazza, Phone HiUs- placement value —$14,000, price supply of food stuffs to be found out flowers for four weddings in
Hillaboto, N. R
Baiky's 'Vamat
Brand"
boro, 18-15.
26-29* reduced for quick sale! 21,947, in our pantry and cellar when I town last Saturday. Romance still
TeL 111—3
was a ch^d on the farm. Many goes on regardless of the high
TESTED FEEDSWest's
Farm
Agency,
H.
B.
Eaton,
FOR SALE—Solid Mahogany GovJDaiiy Ration], Stedk Feed, Poultry
times since I have thought of the
ernor Winthrop desk; nwiple four R. F. D . 3, Hillsboro, N. H., PH^ good things my mother made of cost of livings
Feeds, Seed Grain,.Fidd
Seed aad Floor
Mr,' A, M, Granger of Cold
post modem bed, box spring; 6 Upper Valley 10-11.
them, the wonderful bread and Spring, N. Y., is visiting his sister,
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mahagany finish
dbiing
room
"raised biscuit" made with potato Mrs. Charles Whittle, this week.
Phone your Want Ads, to
chairs; breakfast set; electric fan;
yeast, boiled dinners with our own
Auctioneers Siace 1 8 9 8
'
the
Messenger
Office,
145-2
Mrs, Franklin Guild ^ and son,
girls bicycle; lawn mower. Tel. 180,
JOHN H. immJ^
com beef, salt pork and vegetables
Mrs. Fred S, GUe.
28-29 WANTED — Carpenter work, r e - (except beets) cooked together in Elliott, of School St., is spending a
CAPT. CHISTER F. DUTTON
MUTUAL DjSURANCE
month with her parents in Ogunmodeling,,
repairiig
and
inside
Auctiojieer
our
biggest
iron
kettle.
We
ate
it
BEAL ESTAIX
-GREETING CARDS for all occa«
work. Roofs shingled. hot for dinner, cold for supper and quit, Me. Her husband will spend
sions.. Come in and look them over. finishing
Faxm—^nOage
P*vpeiliy
a week of his vacation with them.
' Prterborough, N. H.
Tel. tOOt
"iFor sale btr Lisabel Gay. T h e Card- Herbert Gray, No. Main s t , Tel. hash for breakfast. Baked beans
and
Summer
Homes
Mrs.
Almeda
Joyce,
South
26-29» and brown bread for Saturday ni^ht
eteria, 47 School S t . Hillsboro. SStf 129,. Antrim, N, H, . '
Washington, N . H . TeL 9-22
Royalton, Vt., is spending a few
ahd Sunday. My mother refused
L^SED FURNITURE—Bought and FOR SALE—Beauty parlor equip- to cook much on Sunday. We had days with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Boyd, after attending the
ARCADE DUVAL
Sold, Will call for or deliver, Rich- ment—pemoanent waving machine, crackers and milk for supper.
two
dryers,
two
facial
chairs,
all
wedding
of
her
gra^^ddaughter,
ard McLeod, TeL Henniker 108-11
has repaired s h o e s i n HillsSaturday was baking day and
or 28-22,
26-36» in excellent condition; one 9x12 several pies were made, apple, Joyce Avery,
b
o r o for 3 5 years.
ozite rug pad—used very little.
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Weaver
FOR SALE—8 room house on Hol- Price reasonable, Mrs. William mince, custard and in spring when of Manchester called on Walter
You
can
now
leave
shoes
for
Lumber, RoQ Roofing,
man Street, 100 feet off main high- Roach, Hillsboro, N. H
27-28* eggs were plentiful and hardly Gay on Sunday,
repairing at Proctor's L G. A.,
worth selling, we had cream pie
v;ay. Excellent location. Garden
Fred
Porter
left
Hillsboro
17
ShiBgles, Doort, Wmdowt,
space and lawn. George Barrett, WANTED—Capable, neat appear- with two crusts if t promised to years ago. With his wife and two Store and w e will retum them
ing
girl
or
woman
for
general
help.
wash
the
spider
without
making
a
as good as new.
Hillsboro, N, H,
28tf
Hardwaco, Et&
Smitholm — Antrim, North Branch. fuss (we had no double boiler daughters he is now visiting his
mother
for
two
weeks
and
is
havMARINE—Paints, hardware and
28* then). That pie was the best pie
My Pledge—A Fair
Gkimg — Shopwork
ing a wonderful time meeting his
accessories. Old Town, Aero-Craft
ever made. We had raspberry,
Deal
to the Public
old
friends
and
hopes
to
see
them
Phone
your
Want
Ads.
to
Prieet Reatonabk
and Plasticraft boats. Arey's, 132
rhubarb, and currant pies, blueall the while he is here.
the Messenger Office, 145-2
Loudon Rd,, Concord. Open daily
berry and blackberry pies also. In
The Fourth was blissfully quiet
PHONE 195 HILLSBORO
to 9:00 p, m, expect Sunday eventhe fall squash and pumpkin pies
DR. A. A. MUIR
FOR
SALE—80
acres
pasture,
around
here, but I prefer small
ings, TeL 1760,
21 tf
were
made
by
the
wholesale
quantimber and wood, situated on Colboys and popguns to thunder
CHIROPRACTOR
WANTED.— Evening sitting. Call by HiU, Henniker, N. H. For tities. I sifted barrels of pumpkins storms. Frank came home from
E. K U R T Z N E R
through
a
homemade
colander,
a
H o u s e a n d Office v i s i t s a t
before 7 P. M, Sewing of all kinds, particulars write: M. R. Newdorf,
New
Boston
in
the
worst
part
of
Watchmaker
&
Jeweler
Mrs. A. L. Broadley, 8 Qiurch 98 Mountfort S t , Boston 15, Mass. milk pan with holes punched in the the downpour.
71 Main Street
HilUboro, N. H.
bottom
of
it.
Mother
put
eggs
in
OFFICE AT HOME
street Tel. 29, Hillsboro, N, H, 4tf
28-29.
Phene 171
'squash pies but used cracker
Tel.
90 Hillsboro, N. H.
TO PROSPER — ADVERTISE
FOR SALE — Wolverine carbon crummbs for pumpkin pies. Of
PtHFECnY
BtAUWULI
coated and single carbon salesbooks course there was always plenty of
W e s t M a m Street
FARMERS FEED AND
BUSINESS SERVICES
made by America's largest manu- good milk and 20 or more pies
SUPPLY GO.
facturer. S e e us for your salesbook were often made at once. There
Q P n C E MACHINES - SOLD
HILLSBORO DAIRY
needs. Messenger Office, Hillsboro, were not real pie plates enough
Rented
and Repaired
PARK & POLLARD FBEDS
HENRY a B4ARTIN
N.
H,
5tf
and
so
tin
cake
pans
were
used.
"Our machine Loaned While Yours
RAW
AKD PASTEUUZES
COAL—FARM
SUPPLIES
is Repaired"
We had puddings made of milk
WANTED—Slaughter horses for
MILK Aim CREAM
CHASE'S
and
eggs
like
our
so
called
plum
Mink Farm.
TeL 256. Inquire
BUTTEB — CorrAcs CBEESE
Tel. 160
Hillsboro, N. H.
22 West S t , Keene, N , H , TeL 1300 MAINE'S SHOE REPAIR
27*tf pudding made of Keene crackers,
milk, eggs, and sugar and plenty of
BUTLER ST. HILLSBORO
WE REPAIR
TO PROSPER - ADVERTISE
raisins. Then there was rice pudPBONB «T-4
All makes of sewing machines.
ding made of milk, sugar, rice and
A.lse buy used machines for cash.
raisins, and baked a long 'time,
DR. W. F. MANSFIELD
In tfiis victaity every- Wednesday.
THE GOLDEN RULE IS OUR MOHO
apple tapioca with cream, steamed
VENETIAN BLINDS
OPTOMETRIST,
NEWPORT,
N.
H.
Drop a card or telephone 2286,
**0**0*0***0*****00*0***0********
suet
pudding
with
maple
sugar
will be at 48 Henniker St., Hilljboro,
Concord, Singer Sewing Machine
Light..'. Lovely,.. Longer Last'
HARMONY LODGE, NO. 38,
alternate Wednodays, to examine sauce, blanc mange made with
ing,,.Easy to clean,,,made of
Co., 22 School S t , Concord, N, H,
eyes. Leave appointment* with Mn. Irish moss, custards and floating
F. & A. M.
flexible aluminum allojr for loag
Mary Soucey. Next vijittjuly 14th.
Stated communications, Srd Wed'
island, and Indian pudding with
life,
Sun-proof
plastic
finisli
won't
MAtTHBWS
chip, crack or peel. Custom-made to
nesday evening of each month.
sweet apple.
Up-to-Date Equipment
BARBER SHOP
fit Come in for our estimate today.
IN RUMRILL'S BLOCK
Cream was used for gingerbread,
Under the Post Offiee
Our
Mrvica extends to any New
OiBcers:
cookies and cake, made fresh each
Englattd St»t«
open clo—d
W.
M.—Walter
Sterling.
time. Marble cake, ribbon cake
EAST WASHINGTON, N. H.
Moa., Tu**., Than. 8 a.m. 5>30 pan.
Where
quality
and eoeta meet your owo
S. W.—Hamilton RumrilL
and sponge cakes and Washington
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
figure
Wadaaaday
8 sjn. Neon
J.
W.—Raymond
Bennett
pies were old stand-bys. For s u p FURNITURE CO.
Indtutrial and Domestic
Friday
8 a.m. 8 pJn.
Telephone
Hilltboro 71
Sec.—Philip Woodbiuy.
FIXTURES AND MOTORS
Depot St.
—
Tcl. 250-2
Sattttday
8 • "• 10 p.m.
Day or Nigbt
Installed and Repaired
Textile Worker's U n i o n of
TEL. Hn.LSBORO U P . Vc. 11-7
,
Open Saturday
Night
America—^Local 4 0 1
^00****0000*00000000000000000*00,
Meetings: Third Sunday of the
Bird a n d Ruberoid Products
month
in
Municipal
Hall,
at
2:30
H.
L.
HOLMES
&
SON
(35 YEARS REGISTERED)
p. m.
; COMPLBTB FUNBRAL BBJS7I0B
Pres., Victor Bondar
ROOFING COMPANY
AMBULANCB BBRVIOB
Vice-pres., Scott Nelson
D
e
c
k
chairs,
folding
t
y
p
e
,
Rec.-Sec.,
Ted
Wescott
General Contractors
AnyvOtere — Day or Night
•'OB (he S q n a n "
Henniker
Fin.-Sec., E. Erskine Broadley
comfortable
a
n
d
c
o
m
p
a
c
t
.
Fliflsboro, N. H. Tel. 229
B D n n s x a — PHONB 4»-3
Sgt. of Arms, Mose Robertson
^
TELEPHONE 26
Colorful
^
O C
PLASTIC TILB AND
Trustees, Charles Weber, Harry
covers
^ f |
Cote, Warren Cole
ASPHALT TILB HXX3RING
I
AB advertlsemenct appearing under this bead 2 \
.1 .. cents a .word; imaimum charge 35 oenta. Extra
\
I I tngerttons otaame adr. 1 oent a word; minimum • 1
BUSINESS GUIDE
Fred C Greene
Bl Cotailt
Wm^lLMarchand
BUSTER DAVIS
OODBURY
FUNERAL HOME
ASHTON'S Electric Service
EATON
Siiminer
Chairs
CARPENTER
OPTICIAN
AT THE
Business Guide
HENNIKER Town Directory
iiyiiibjimiJii.ii.imii>.wp^FgTr
BLUE STAR TAXI
24 HOUR
K.
TeL 111
c.
H e o n i k e r I^iarmacy
The Rexall Store
SERVICE
Sniilii
Henniker, N JL
High
back
folding
chairs
for porch or lawn.
Folding,
^
adjustable
^
25
^
Adirondack
lawn
chairs,
unfinished, adO
5 0
justable back
Sm
Big comfortable porch rock-
Compfete Prescription Department
ers with w o o d slat seat h i g h
Siac ROOK S u m o s — SUNDUES
Cosusncs — FOUNTAIN SE«VICE .
NlWSPAPCKS — PniODtCALS
back
9J5
HENNIKER, -N. H.
S. A. ROWE
AUCTIONEER
REALESTATE
If Y«tt Deslreto Boy or Sefl
Call - r yr^Aie.ar Flteaa
BMMMaee: Bcatukar, T«L IS
Oeeeaei Oflea:
77 N. M d * S t
TaL 2SS»
ACME
PLANT SALE
CA<ts
TKOCKS
A r m y cots
special at
HEAVY E^THPHSNT
A u t o m o t i v e Electric C o .
CarfwiPMer fTleniii,*! Speri*l{«n
Trade Disc. Te Dealen
Tiara Jl*
R. MASOK Snana
CoMMmcxAx, S T . '
HnnnszR 46 -
EATON'S
of
HILLSBORO
Roadside
Gardens
VALLEY LODGE, NO. 43,
L O. O. F.
CELERY P L A N T S
Uettinci flnt md third ICoaday
at 7:41 p. n .
4 5 c d o z N, G.—Paul S. Scruton
V. G.—Louis Cutter
4 0 c doz Sec.—THenry Martin
Treas.—James L. Ellnrorth
25c doz
EGGPLANT PLANTS
35c doz
BROCCOLI P L A N T S
25c doz
TOMATO PLANTS
PEPPER P L A N T S
40c doz
Potted Geraniums
Potted A n n u a l s
25c eadi
Linwood Grant
"On
Route
NORTH
9"
BRANCH
H o n n s z a , N. H.
eeglAtll£ttt£mcotmi£tSttt£tt£^^
MASON AND GENERAL
CONTRACTING
NORTH STAR ENCAMP.
MBNT, NO. 11 I. O. O. F.
Meetings first and third Monday
at 7:45 p. m.
2 0 c - 3 5 c C. J.—James L. Ellsworth
S. W.—Paul S. Scmton
4 5 c each J. W.—Donald E. Gove
1 0 c - 1 5 c Scrihe—Bert L. Crane
A l l kinds of A n n u a l s
F. H. A. Payments Arranged
Free Estimates
HILLSBORO FISH AND
GAME CLUB, INC.
HILLSBORO RIFLE CLUB
Meeitings Srd Sxmday 7 p. tn.
Pres.—^Roger Connor
Vice Pres.—Olio York
Treas.—R. Wajme .Crosby
Sec.—Emory E. Phelps
^ f - 1 — - - r r * r r * * T r r f rrrrtf Jg < jwj j j j
Stephen Chase
BENNIXOTOK, K. S .
Tel. Antrim 48-4
O. L. HAgELTON
R. 8. SPiemtk, rre*.
Dtplar in
GtAHTR AKD MfJtSLl
MevDMSMTS AKB" Miaaaaa
Comet Elm aad kahatn Streets
ifANCfigEgr^ N.H.
\
on
aeoan^>anied by Miss Doxa.^dler
of Somerville, Mass.
Miss Mildred Nelson had with
J.W.Cobb
The Hillsboro Fire Di^partment
Correspondent
her at the "Parting of the Ways"
was called to two out of the pre- p u siAv puB q^aqezna sasstw exft
cinct fires the past several days,
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Bames of son and their bromer, Mr. Hemy
arriving in time to check what Rockville Center, Long Island,. N. Nelson.
mij^t bave been disastrous fires in
Y., spent the week-end at the Mr. Thomas Speidel is spending
both cases.
a few days in Boston on business.
Last Fiiday a lumber pile near Bames "Homestead" here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smfth of
a bam attached to the 1830 House Miss Florence Lincoln has re-* West Roxbury, Mass., is with Mr.
Dining Room caught fire. Residents turned from Chariestown, Mfas., Smith's mother and aimt, Mrs.
Of the area formed a bucket squad had been gone an hour. Upon Joseph Smith and Mrs. Millie Valand the flames were alreadjr 10 feet retuming they found the house entine.
'
high when
depart' full of smoke. The fire was eonMr. W. W. Grayson of this vil. , the
_ -Hillsboro
, ,
ment arrived The only loss was " f j ^ ^ ^ ^^ wood trim and to an lage is in Amherst with his
planing machine and part of the empty closet near the chimney on
lumber.
the second floor. A drapery near
The other call was to the Her- the chimney had apparently
.man Schnieder summer home on smothered the fire to some extent
the Beard Brook Road Sunday but was bumed with only two
morning. The Schnieders were a- metal pins remaining. A cane seat
way visiting a neighbor and on a chair nearby was also biumed.
Now that school is over
until September, die old
% pt, pt, qt, and 2 qt
swimming hole is the mqtn
attraction for your children.
FntEJDEPARTMENT SAVES
TWO HILLSBORO BUILDINGS
Mrs. Byron Biitterfield 1« em*
ployed as par( time clerk in the
Antrim Post Office.
Mr. iand Mrs. Ralph Little and
daughter, Mrs. Lmie's father, Mr.
McGovan of Medford, Mass., suid
John Boyle of Weymouth, Mass.,
spent the week-end at the\ Little's
cottage, Gregg Lake.
George Sawyer has retumed
from a visit with his daughter Mrs.
Cecil Ayer, in Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wamer and
daughter Barbara of Melrose were
week-end visitors of Mrs. Wamer's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Holt
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Raices of
New York City were guests at
"The Wauniback". last week. Mr:
Raices is employed by the
Columbia Broaddsting Co. as
sound engineer, and news reel
photographer. Mrs. Raices is a
receptionist for the company.
Mrs. Edith Mac Brine is at her
Gregg Lake Cottage for the siunmer. •
.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rawlings
of Medford, Mass., were in town
Stmday. Mrs. Fred Little, Mrs.
5 0 SQUARE
Rawling's mother, who has been at
YARD NOT
her son's camp for a month returned home with them
,
LAID
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reed are
visiting their three sons in NanClioice of five good martucket this week. They will go
belle
patterns.
from there to Mattawamkeag,
Maine to visit their daughter, retuming to Antrim about Aug. 1st.
Mrs. Bertram Bames of Cambridge, Mass., is the guest of her
sister Mrs. George Sawyer.
Sixty boys arrived July* 4 for a
of H I L L S B O R O
two weeks' stay at Camp Sachem.
Armstrong
Inlaid
Linoleum
1
EATON'S
CALL BERT
ANY TIME
Canning Jars
8 CUBIC FOOT
Frigidaire Deep Freeze
READY FOR DELIVERY
HILLSBORO
GENERAL STORE
brother.-kirlaw over the holiday. will preecii Vt fbe Congregatiohal
Mr. Max Jaffe has returned Church .^at the Centre service at
ixoBt New York where he has been u A. M. '_'•,.'
':
with a sick, brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Steeves of
Miss Mary G. Hearty is wUh Desvt9is,..M8a8.> jue-tbe guests ox
her brother, K W. J. Hearty in
Mrs. Joseph Smith and Mrs. Millie
New Rodielle, N. Y. •
Mr. Henry Bames and daughter Valentine.
Helen of Lowell, Mass., are at tbe
SEND IN YOUR NEWS
"Brick House" with Miss Catherine Faulkner as guest
Phone yotu: Want Ads. to
Mr. Max Jaffe is entertaining a
the Messenger Office, 145-2
party of New York friends.
Mr. J. Albert Clark of Concord |
PYROFAX
GAS
Botded Gas ft Electrical
DON'T DENY ITI
Appliances
You saw THIS ad—others will
FlenaeB, GI«nroed, Magie Cbef
see YOUR ad, even in space ^s^ Raafaa — SaerA Gaa Sefrigwaton
— Rudd Watar Haatara — FrickUirc
small as this. Small ads, run
PKOdUCtB
often, can be very profitable. For
details phone 145-2 and otir adJohn H . Hollis
vertishig representative will calL
2tonj^»i^jHjlta^7-14o8K
WE
JUST TELEPHONE
ALSO WIDE MOUTH JARS •
Frigidaire
ELECTRIC STOVE
••^:i7:^':p>--':'^:---^^^f^;^-?^^^^^
Valkr Timiw AnWm,
PiibUcitlani The AdywtMay Media ><l Use
Tbmaday, July 9, 1M«
•
BERTLANE
to take them up and bring
them home again.
The cost is slight and you
may pick your own time for
them to go and t^turn.
TELEPHONE
53-3
JULY 12
Ft>r Business As Usual
PICK-UP SERVICE: Antrim
aad Beanington—Monday and
Thunday; Henniket—Tnciday
and Friday; Hillsboro—Maa>
day thiu Friday and SatunUy
mpming.
y, •/.••'•^*'-
FOLKS, OURS
^
I § A GREAT
COUNTRY!
We will be back from our
vacation ^refreshed and ready
, ^ „. ^ . _
j , .^^
*** ^^.
y ° " °** '»**
possible.
,
deanmg
CLEANERS & DYERS
Hillsboro, N . H .
DOLLAR
DAY
AT EATON'S IN HILLSBORO
ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 10
'Armstrong Quaker rugs
Novelty plaid curtains,
One yard square
red, green, or blue. QoseFour patterns
^ 1 out, limited
Jl
PER
THREE For
$ 1 quantity special
PAIR
Pussy willow dot cottage
sets; red and white, blue
and white, black and white.
Limited
$^
quantity
X
It^s ahout time to
QUIT APOLOGIZING for
AMERICAN WAY!
T
DO many so-called Americoni ore going around
on tiptoe thete days, ready to bluih and stert
apologizing when someone storts sneering et
our Free Enterprise System.
# Juit who ore these people who would M
"ism" for our true Democracy?
^ A 'Vhy should we apologize or exploin? With only 7
pcr cent of the world's population, we hare .79 pcr
cent of the world's automobiles—56 per cent of tho
world's telephones—92 per cent of the world's bath*
tubs—39 per cent of the world's electricity I Is that
bad?
#LET'S defend our Free Enterprise System I
TWO for
* 1
for
• *1
$1
Good paper window
shades with rollers, green,
cream or ecru
^H
TWO for
^ 1
0 geed time to ttart?
Cotton rugs, 24 by 45,
choice of patterns, regular
pnce only 98c^ you pay 2c
extra. Dollar Day,
J J,
ONE for
PUBLIC
aa mw ii«M»iMiti
felt hat rugs only 12 in
^ ^^^^^ ^ ^ J^
^^
values ^1.98 ^ to
S^i
eadr. Spedal
^
I O I ^ for
i
message from
i i s v i e t taaaama
Dish towels, good size
and good quality—a Dollar
Day Spedal at Eaton's.
FOUR
A1
Clopay paper window
shades without rollers, green
or ivory.
Spedal
0 ^
FIVE for
* 1
as we hove? Will any other country ever catch up
with us? Would you swap any other country's situation and ideas for ours? I know you wouldn't!
aaawe
PER
PAIR
36 inch plastic or 46 inch
oil cloth—plenty of it and
good choice bf patterns.
TWO yards
^l
LET'S stop scrapping among ourselves!
And isn't this Independence Day Week
Jl
Cannon, 20 by 40 towels
regular 59c grade, choice of
four colors. Special D<^lar
for
f~
plenty
on hand
Armstrong Quaker Migs,
size 36 by 54 inches, choice
of three good patterns.
Spedal TWO
dj-j
rugs for
• A
LET'S make this country even better!
• 'Vhot other country has prospered and advanced
A
-omf
Figured marquissette dbttage se^, narrow blue braid
trim. Original price ^3.00,
$1
On Sale Saturday 9:00 A. M. Nothing sold or reserved
in advance, all Dollar Day Spedals cash and carry.
Eaton Furniture Co.
In The Old Baker Blodc
Open Saturday, Night
Hillsboro
• • • »
AdeettUBg
atrs. Xariv n, ^remS
Uedle ai tta COB toeeeok Vailej
preparation.- ''
.
. 1 }s*vie niiiuei CUnette M M M B ' et
Mr. and VMrs. Hunter who have Rbdms, France. Mr. and l i m Alpurchased the former Gingrass bert Holden of PMeiooco'' ete the
baby's godparents. Otfaeis prsemt
Farm in Deering are opening Ste
were Mrs.- W. B» Steveas and B£Dbr
summer there. Mrs. Hunter is a
Stevens and Walter H o U c n . e f
teacher in the New York schools. Wear^ and Mr. and lbs.-Ediaiaali
On Saturday evening at a family Holden of Presque Isle^ Me.
gathering held at the home of Mxs.
Mr. and Mn. Carlton Sherwooid
A. A. Holden, Dr. Daniel A. Poof
White Plains, N. Y., havt arrivqd
Ung baptized the seven-wedcs-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hold- at t h ^ summer home. Mr. Slict>
en of Milford. The baby's mother wood u chaiiman of tbe Old Home
Day committee for this year, and il
meeting of tbe committee is to ,lje
held at an early date.' ,.
''
r;jj*M|j^W«
Notth Branch
Mrs. n'atten ^r heeler
Corre^wnoent
Mrs.
Baibaxa vUted Montzeal,. <7tr^^
tfae fiat of Istst wetk and-'spent fte
rest oC Uta wetk am Long Pond in.
Waaingtsn. ^ Mxa. S i d a i d G. Cox, wife of tfae
praddent of Gulf Pbrk College,
ICasiss^pi has heen visiting Uta.
E: S, Ifatdo, a fonner teadier oT
the eoli^e. Mrs. Cox retumed
home this wedc
Ann Cmnire has gone to Lake*
Wixmipe^ukee for two weeks, tovisit faer aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Emest Mcduie
Paul Lawrence Damoor aon of
spent tiie pest wedc at Sbadow- Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Z>Bmour
Iscmn- Tbey entertained over the former residents ol Henniker waa
i|PCidc-end Mr jmd Mn. Donald soloist on "The Breaikhat at BampCSoIe of Worcester, Mass.
ton Beadi Prpgram, Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Bell oi morning, originating from tfae CasNewport, R. L, are visiting their ino Dining Room act JSaxaptaa
dau^tter, l b s . Mark Asbiey and Beach." It was Isoadcast over stahusband.
tion WHEB.
Miss Mildred Bailey of South CSeorge Fisher, Richard French,
Dtartipoatii, Mass., and her father, Mike MeVill^ John Kxapp' and
Well, we're in sunny Califomia, but haven't found gokl yet
The
Herbert Bailey, also Mrs. W^. T. Arthur Kendrick ,Jr., attended the
May I. Hadtoek
Took a side trip to Tia Juana, and spent many houn on the
Knapp of Milford visited us last belTgamf in Boston on lliuzBday
beach at La Jolla. Then ui> the coast to Los Angeks and San
wedc.
evening.
Francisco. Beautiful country out 'hete, and we're soaking up
' CongratuIatioDs and best wishes Bhram Twiss, and Baymond Davis
VT. and Mrs. Stubbe are enterare extended to Mr. and Mrs. Den- picked peas ont of tiieir garden on taining their son, Dr. Stubbe sadl
every minute^of stmshine. Probably you're all busy putting
nison.
W e d n e ^ y , June 30. J. Albert family from Ohio.
fresh garden vegetables in the Locker. If you're not, youll miss
HOMEMADE '
We
understand
that
B
r
e
e
^
Several from here attended the
Norton
picked tbem from his garthem next winter. Hope you've xised all of last year's crop. Guess
Pies, Cakes, Cupcakes, Dou^i- Point accomodated eighty guests
Fourth of July cdebration at Goffsden
on
July
2.
that's all'til next week.
nuts. Cream Pu&, Cooldes, BoBs, over the holiday week-end.
town on Monday, Weare Ban£
Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Lorick and
Brownies, Bread, Baked Beans:
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Deeming MIS. Julia FowDces of Coltunbia, fumishing music for the day.
and son are guests of her father, S. C , have been visiting Mr. and
Reg Hollis and family, Mr. an<£
Btftooay, waddinf ano
'Mr. George Barrett
Mrs.
Charles Philbrick and family,
Tdepboae 30
Anniwnacy GUBM.
Mrs. Louis Damour.
and Mr. and Mrs. Nolan enjoyed
Deer are visiting the gardens and
Mrs. Lillie Flanders and Miss an outing at the Morse camp.
helping themselves to garden "sass".
We'believe the farmen should be Evelyn Damour have gone to Brown Pond, on Monday.
better protected. The deer are ^ood Yellowstone Park. 'Riey wiH be
Several friends met at Old Elmeating, but ,not worth $100 when i gone two weeks and are making Farm Sunday night for a song serjthe trip by car.
taken out of season:
vicel Mrs. Lois Kamp was pianist
Mrs. Arthur Coyle is stopping - Mrs. Alasada Hoffman has been Lunch was served by the hostess,
with her mother, Mrs. Mazie Cook. at her home here for several dasrs. Mrs. May Hadlock. The same
Mr. and Mrs. John Mollica of I Mr. and BIrs. Roger Coombs group will meet with Mr. and Mrs.
Belmont, Mass., are occupying .observed their 25th wedding an- Alfred Flanders next Sunday night
Mountain View bimgalow for the nijcersary on Friday. Open house at 8 P. M.
Was hdd in the aftemoon and
About 20 members of Weare
CTimnier.
Fred Twiss of Lawrence, Mass., evening, when friends came to con- Community Club enjoyed a motor
his sister, Mrs. William Russell and gratulate fhem. •• Hjey received trip to Lake Winnipesaukee last
lady friend, made nei^borhood many cards and gifts. Refreshments Wednesday for the day. They took
were served.
a trip on the Lake in the steamer
calls on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Diamond Maxwell Mt. Washington. A fine time was
were jn Peterhoro Friday evening reported.
^
to attend the wedding of a rdative.
The Misses Kamp are home
Miss Phyllis Stewart has been from their* respective schools and"
visiting at Woodbme Cottage at colleges and enjoying their vacaMariettk S. Lang
Lake Sunapee.
tion at Rev. and Mrs. Kamp's on
Ajitrim Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holmes and Quaker S t
daughters are spending the sumGuests at George Dodge's over
Mr. and Mrs. Edson Tuttle have mer at their cottage at Lake Massathe holiday were Mrs. Dana Dodge
moyed into their new home, the seciun.
and two sisters, Wilma and Marfonner Center School House. ExMiss Evelyn Twiss is working at ylin from Massachusetts, Lois fronr
tensive repairs and alterations have
been made by the Tuttles and the Stony Brook, L. L, for the summer. j Red Wing, Minn., and Donald SaltMr. and Mrs. Melvin Hathaway marsh from Concord,
results have produced a most atvisited friends at their cottage on ing. A fine music and literary protractive dwelling.
Columbia Lake in Manchester,
Weare Grange held regular meetThe Public Service Co., is exten- Conn., recently.:
jing Friday night July 2. II was
ding their electric light service up
Miss Dorothy Ryan has been i Presiding Lecturers' Night and
the "Pound Road" to "Ella Robin- \-isiting in Lowell, Mass.
I several lecturers from surrounding
son" and Cyrus Whitney farms,
Phyllis Mozrall, Lois Davis and
now owned by Roy W. Baker to Constance Beane are training to Granges filled th»-chairs during
Craig Farm, Margaret Clark's, the be telephone operators at the local the regular meeting. A fine music
and literary program was given by
Simonds Place and Adolph Ander- excl|pnge.
the visitors and lunch in the upper
son's.
The Women's Society of the
David Dudley from Belvoir. Congregational Church \rill hold hall was served of sandwiches cake
Virginia, paid his parents, Capt their fair on Friday, July 16 in and iced tea with Blanche Gunn as
RESHER
SANDVVICHES
and
Mrs. Roy Dudley, a brief visit the aftemoon on the lawn of the chairman.
White Granulated All Turpose
July 4.'
church. The fair will be followed by
Phone your Want Ads. to
FIHAST SOAP
^§ 29c
Public Supper, Center Church, a supper. There will be apron, gift
the
Messenger Office, 145-2
Highly Refined
Friday, July 9, 6 P. M.
food and candy tables, a grab bag
"
'^"
EN.';i:;!SD
W
H
i
i
e
SLICED
PKG * ' *
PUKi: LARD
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall S>Tnmes etc.
Clovtrdale • Enriched
are on a week's vacation to RockMr. and Mrs. Ducan Noyes have
LB 3 J j
MAiiGARIN£
PKS
land, Maine.
retumed from Dansville. Mich.,
LARGE
With E-Z Color Pak
Mary Anne Wallace of Claremont, where they visited their daughter,
1 8 OS
I
^
G
«
<
N. Y., is at the home of Miss Edna Mrs. Earle Osbome. They were
Di.LklCH
LOAVES,
Ryder for an extended stay. Miss gone about a month.
Wallace will study ceramics with • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Noyes and
FINAST FRESH
Mi^ Rycftr, and assist in the Gift child of Bellows Falls, Vt, spent
PICNIC ROLLS
Shop.
the week-end with. Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan Noyes.
' N o n e Finer
HILLSBORO SHOOTERS TOP
The misse^ Henrietta and Anne
WILTON RIFLE CLUB
8 ot JAR
pr JAR
Grosback are spending t^^'o weeks
at Booth Bay Harbor, Me.
Results oi Hillsboro-Wilton shoot.
Mrs. Gertrude Jones of Wausau.
June 25th. This shoot was a 50
Wis.,
is visiting her daughter and
jyard match, 40 shots—20 prone,
I family, Mrs. Francis Brown. Mrs.
I 20 offhand.
Pure Marthmallow Topping
' Brown's sister and her husband.
FLUFF
Y^ 19c
, HILLSBORO
OH P
T HF 'Rev. and Mrs. K C. Parker and
RCA-Victor
Ady Yeaton 84-83 100-97 364 364 j daughters, Ruth and Eimice of
For Detieioui Cakei
Portable
N. Maine
89-90 97-98 374 374 iTarytown, N. Y., also visited them
DUFr» ""'^,f*"
^^ 33c
BATTERY
OR CURRENT
76-81
100-99
Alvin
Yeaton
356 356 I while they are staying in Deering
All Purpose r a v o r i t c
85-86
96-98
R.
Norton
365
365
SUNSHINE cA'A<J„ p^o «9c
I where Mr. Parker is a teacher at
90-87 96-98 371 371 the Deering Commimity Center.
S. Hom
Finast I ure Coneord
TOTAL
1830 ' Chester Parmenter and his oldGRAP£JUEC£
^ » c
WILTON
T HF '. est son of Newark^ N- J., have
OH P
CtKfwiria VtUMcl* • Jirie* Six*
1 Jaier flip* - I tif
BROOKSIDE
E. Wright
77-68 98-96 339 339 been visiting relatives and friends
Oranges
DOZ 2 9 C Cantaloupe ^ 19c
E. Elliott
64-27 96-93 280
'in town.
Paaey Rip* Biag
' G I M A SwMt
K. Pollock
63-81 100-95 339 339
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Craw and
G.
Gibbons
Cherries
u
35c
;
Peppers
8
us
29c
323
'
son
of Norwalk, Conn., are visit57-76
95-95
Rich, Creamy, Smooth
J. Sheldon
81-62
95-94
ing
Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Craw.
332
PtMh
Nati**
Icabvrg
Hetn*
Fira
Haada
MACAROON with Center ef
R. Johnson
79-80 98-99 356 356
Mrs. Donald Alger was in Dover
Lettuce
H
E
A
D
17C
;
Cabbage
u
5c
i Pj^^pp'' PT
Q C ^
R. La Ponsee 65-83 99-99 346 346 Sunday to attend the wedding of
Sh»ib«k
p|^0
Cnip Natfva Paiea'
I Yoong. S w a t , Taadar
A. Abbott
89-86 98-100 373 373 a friend.
Celery
BUNCH 2 3 C [ Carrots
S BCHS 1 9 C
TOTAL
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cames and
1753
Timothy Ti DeiwvlU, M B fli Sr.
smd Mrs. 2S. Taylor Bercovitz, has
entered New Hampton Summer
School, New Hanq>ton. The summer session is planned to help the
boys
accelerate their
college
"FROSTY FOODNOTES"
Weare
Hillsboro Food Bank/ Inc.
Antrim Center
Betty Alden
EATON'S
BREAD
MAYONNAISE
15c
27* • 49*
mMfkui^^^Ui]
ORANGES "lirsS- «>09e
ICE CREAM
39
SayingsW
Smitl, fen e'er, Sweet
Finast Peas
JCo-
43c
Medium Site • Younj;
Richmond Feas
A&B-
Luncheon M e a t
A&B.
2 CANS 3 3 c
Largr, Luscinu*
Heat aod Eat
Complete
With
• Battery
Deliciout
Corned Beef Hash
Cloverc'ak, Light Solid Meat
Yor G a r d e n Peas 2 |°ANs 3 5 C Tuna Fish
linast
Re ' K i d n e \ or ?ca
Baked Becns
rinast
2 C'A^'S 4 5 C
N e w rnglnnd
Brown Bread
Fi.-..ist
Pure Florida
.Vaiural or Sweetrnrd
2 CANS 3 5 c
Uft Tomato
Ketchup
"K Msnrs wcr
O r a n g e Juice
Complete
line qf
G r a p e f r u i t Juice 2 ^AU^ 3 5 C
. Florida, Orange and Grapefruit
Bor 19C
RCA.VICTOR
Blended Juice
EATON
All Pricef F.ffectiT* at Finit National Self.S?erTle» Super .MarkeU in Thia Vicinity
Snbieet to .Market Changea
.rw"
•*•
.:
'•• y.,-:f
•
^'i
IMCLANDS L A H C E S T PETAILER OF FINE
FOODS
w o r t h t w i c e a^ m u c h but
ONLY^
ON SALE AT A l l OUR STURES
HILLSBORO
Store-Main
FURNITURE CO.
I N T H E OLD BAKER BLOCK
St-HENNIKER STORE-35 Main Sl-ANTRIM Store—Main S t ^^
Hillsboto
Phooe
250-2
TbaaMl^,.Jdr 8, 1948
PAGE S
Messente.* PubUcatSoBe—TlM Advertisiag Media of the CoaMeeeok VaDey Towns Antrim. Henalkef, .misbefe.
r
«*f
HILLSEIGRO RIFLE CLUB
may.«cpe?t.the^brM» baits to'try
QiiArt^ of-Eagings
HOLDS ANNUAL SHOOT
to rem^y by renewed demands for
THB ANTRIM JffiPORTBR
(Continued from Page 1)
universal .mUitery training and for
*rrhe Fricad^jr'Towoi^
an ever larger army, always at
ful
practice
is
what
makes
the
winPobliilMd TlM»dij«
enormotis esipease to the people.
ning shooter.
By Norman Thomas
Bittif xtetxy
By the McMcnger PuUishmg Coinpany
' Much conjecture is present aIt is the bitterest o£ ironies
Eatered ltt the Peat OCflee, Billtbw*, K, H., M aaeotta
mong the New Hampshire shooters
The day that peacetime mili- that this' adoption of conscription
as to the relative effectiveness of
tary conscription became law in in so widely hailed as i triumph
Iron and Scope sights. Whichever
America sbould be observed as over' "reactionaries" and "isolaPUBLISHER
JOHN VAN HAZINGA
iight is used must be RIGHT. An
a day of tnouming. Mourning tionists" who opposed i t It is
Hillsboro,
N. H.
ChUds'
Bldg.
Telephone
145-2
-Examination of the winning scores
for a dream of freedom that is true that some oppon«its of conth these Hillsboro matches might
lost; mouming for the bright scription, like most of its friends,
Subscription Price one year. $3.00 payable in advance;
give the students of the rifle shoothope that men might live out have shown an inadequate un6 months $1.50; 3 months $.75.
ing
game
something
to
think
about
their lives on other .terms than de^tanding of the intemational
••(How about it boys??
an investment -o>f years xmder a situation. It is true that isolaClassified advertising, 2c per word, maximum charge
drill sergeant in preparation for tionism is bad, indeed impossible,
PRONE SCORES
35c. Extra inaertions of same adv. l c per word when
the mass murder of war.
in the modem w6rld. Morally
1; Ora Smith, Keene, N. H., Scope,
ordered at the same: time; minimum charge 20c.
The man who says that mili- American militarism and imX
300-28X Gold Medal, $16.11.
tary conscription, especially in perialism, to the strengthening
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. BilBng cha^e 10c.
2. Arvo Johnson, Keene, N. H.,
peacetime, is' consistent with civil of which conscription inevitably
ERE are four pretty edgings for
t Scope, 300-26X SUver Medal,
liberty or is analagous to the tends, are even more dangerous.
your handleerchiefc. In assorted
$11.28.
N. H. WEZXI.T rVBUSHZBS ASSOCIATION
compulsions of jury duty, is
The only possible justification colors and crochet cottons of iiC
3, Les Pease, Somerset, Mass.; 300playing with words and betrays for peacetime conscription would ferent tisea thete four designs will
NATIONAl. EDITOBIAX, ASSOCIATION
trinj a wide variety of.periontl and
., 2SX(8XB Iron, Gold Medal, $6.44.
his own ignorance of the mean- be its certain contribution to a houtehold
articles. Direetiont for
4 Wm. Kems, Cambridge Mass.,
—Nattosuil BepreientatlT»—
ing of ihe word liberty.
national seciurity otherwise ter- HANDKERCHIEF EDGINGS
ton,
300-25X(2-7XB), SUver
'
AMSBICAN X>BESS ASSOCIATION
The XTnited States has adopted ribly jeopardized. It is for that may be obtained 'by tending a
telf-addretted envelope to
Medal.
a system which in Europe never reason that some good men tem- stamped,
the Needlework Department ot thit
5. Hope Crombie, Beverly, Mass.,
prevented war or guaranteed vic- porarily accept it No case, how- paper, requesting Leaflet No. 8265.
'300-25X(1-7XB) Scope, Bronze
tory in war but was a" major ever, has been made for this
jMedal (2).
factor in conditioning men for military necessity. The argue] A. A. Yeaton, HUlsboro, N. H.,
the acceptance of the totalitarian ments to the contrary have never
|300-24X Scope.
state. It has adopted a system been answered by proponents of
cause of its quarrel with the West7ji Emest Taylor, New Bedford, IN HILLSBORO'S FAVOR
which will impair a sense of na- the draft
ern^ powers, and its determination,
Mrs. Clara Rich
I Mass., Iron, 300-23X (7XB)
tional unity because the law
by any means within its power, to
We have the draft because
Correspondent.
If thiS' were 1947 instead of establish a Communist Germany?
i Bronze Medal.
makers who have given us con- President Tnunan and Congress
scription have not even provided find it easier to substitute fojice
The Deering Women's GuUd wUl '^j Beatrice MoaWer Cambridge, 1948, readers of the Messenger about this time of the year would be TOO MANY REPUBLICANS
Mass., 300-23X(6XB Iron.
for equality in slavery to a mili- for a sound policy and the brass meet Wednesday, July 14, at the
tary state but have countenanced hats have found in hysterical ex- Cpmmunity^ Center and the 1948 9\ Waino Aro, Troy,' N. H., 300- seeing that familiar water shortage
notice in the Messenger columns.
the continuance of racial segre- aggeration of present dangers a Camp FamUy will have charge •|20X, Scope. •
In last week's Messenger HillsUnless we are way off base we boro people and our neighbors in
gation.
10.
Lewis
Horton,
Southboiro,
Mass.,
chance to obtain that power of the program. Plans will be made
!'300-15X(3XB) Scope and Iron don't think we wiU ever nm such surroimding towns leamed of the
There is no system and there which has long been their heart's for a riimmage sale this month.
an advertisement again.
"Biggest and Best Ever Old Home
;$480.
are no d i ^ boards which can desire. It is easier for military
Mr. and Mrs. Forte and Bill and 11. Archie Cantlin, Keene, N. H.,
fairly select one or two or three bureaucrats to conscript men
If this means anything it is that Day Coming." All of -as should
out of every four yotmg men than to ad(^pt a soimd recruiting Beth sB»nt the week-end at Bart- i300-15X(99-5XB) Scope.
Hillsboro, since the construction of join with Bill Dtunais, Paul Scrueligible for the draft while others policy and to clear up abuses in lett Farm.
12. Al Lamond, New Bedford, a second pipeline to Loon Lake ton and their committee to make
Mr. and Mrs. Norris and Peter of :Mass., 300-14X, Iron.
go free. This latter situation we the army. We pay the price.
>from the reservoir, has and will this hope come true.
Jamaica Plain were with Mrs. 13. Carleton Kibbee, Keene, N. H., continue to have an adequate supPrice It High
Since this' announcement we
ply 6f pure drinking water not ex- have leamed that Senator Slyles
•298-17X, Scope.
That price is not only in terms Jacques this week,
of loss of liberty but of greater j Ray Bigwood and Andrew Law- 14. Harry McClintock, ffillsboro, N. celled anywhere. Though the sup- Bridges and Congressman Norris
ply is adequate it shoiUd not be Cotton have been invited to be
H., 296-17X, Scope.
jeopardy to the peace. Conscrip- son are having a good time at the
boys'
camp
at
Meredith
on
Lake
wasted just because it is a good the speakers. We have no criticism
15.
Kenneth
Pollack,
WUton,
N.
H.,
tion marks a climax 6f a vastly
Furmshed by tfae Pastors of
Winnisquam.
thing and ahnost as free aS' the air to make of the above two gentle296-8X,
Scope.
expensive
militarism.
which
the
the DifFerent Churches
people will only support if they
men except to say that the speakers'
Mrs. Juliaette Whitkare is re- 16. Robert Johnson, WUton, N. H., we breathe.
293-9X, Iron.
are kept drunk with fear and covering from a.-cold she recently
Yes, aU of ui in Hillsboro shoiUd platform is loaded with too many
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES hate. Hence come wars. We do
17. Merle Cook, So. Portland, Me., feel good that our town officials Republicans.
contracted.
not deny the dangers of a cold I Charles Savage, who is having
292-9X, Iron
and our forefathers had the good
•We think it wotUd be fairer to
Joint services at Smith Memorial war when we say that conscrip18.
Elmer Gibbs, Manchester, N. H., sense to establjsh a community have the other parties represented
\
treatments
at
the
Veteran's
Hospichurch for month of July.
tion is not the way to meet ; tal in Vermont is at home for a few
291-2X, Scope, $4.80.
water supply system.
also—Democratic, Socialist, Prothem.
19. Ady Yeaton, HUlsboro, N. H.,
In the years to come it will be gressive, or whatever WaUace wUl
days.
SMITH MEMORIAL CHURCH
288-llX Iron.
one good talking point in Hills- caU his party. Such an old fashioned
This same
armament
race
Many from East Deering attendRev. Whitaey S. K. Yeaple, D D . which brings us conscription is
20. Frank Paris, Manchester, N. H., boro's favor.
political debate would be more in
ed the wedding of Edith J6hnson
278-3X, Scope.
giving us an inflationary arms
keeping with the democratic idea
3,0:30 A. M. Service of Worship economy which can lead only to ahd Edward Brown on Simday.
HENRY WALLACE,
21. Edgar Allen, Essex Junction, Vt.
of a conmiunity Old Home Day,
Miss Barbara Weaver and Mr.
"God Has No Favorites"
100-.7X and__100-7X. . .
depression and war. No President
especially in this an election "^ear.
and no Congress can honestly Donald Stevens were married by 22. Cliarles 'Crocker, Abington,
Henry WaUace recently made a
We hope the committee wiU repromise to meet the needs of the Rev. Charles Reidt on July 3rd.
Mass,, 99-5X and 98-2X.
tour of the state. It would be in- consider this oversight in the.'.St. Mary's Church
American people for homes and They will reside at Hob Nob Farm
teresting to know where he stands plans.
OFFHAND SCORES
Rev. Lancelot Quinn, Pastor
schools and hospitals so long as in FrancestowTi*.
on the Soviet dictatorship's plan to
1. Len (Iron Sight) Maine, New- starve the whole city of Berlin be- A D V E R T I S I N G IS N E W S ^
Simday
they are committed to a program
STOP—LOOK—LISTEN
port R. I., 289, Iron Gold Medal
Mass, 7:30 and 9 a. m.
which includes conscription of
S12.53.
Vespers, 6 p. m.
by
Jeanne
Eccles
men and involves a financial bur•
Holy days
2. Arvo Johnson. Keene. N. H., 287
den which is likely to reach
Mass, 5:30 and 7 a. m.
Mrs. Edgar Fuller, the wife of; Scope, Silver Medal S8.87.
twenty-five billion dollars by
the Commissioner of the State De- 3. Rudolph Kamila, Newport, R. L
1952.
DEERING COMMUNITY
Scope and Iron 286 Silver MedWe Socialists shall continue to partment of Education, was a guest
We are pleased to announce our appointment as exclusive rep:
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stuart
Bruce
at
^ $S.01.
CHURCH
oppose conscription and to seek
resentative
of the
Charles E. Reidt, Pastor
its repeal. We do not expect to ithe CeUar Studio last Wednesday 4. Nelson Maine, Hillsboro, N. H..
i
Evening.
She
has
dane
some
very
j
Scope
284.
Bronze
Medal.
win by negatives. We are supThe service .will be at the Church porting a program fit for peace : fine ceramic work and that being 5. Edggr Allen, Essex Junction, Vt.,
REGENCY THERMOGRAPHERS
at 11:00 o'clock and the Church and we are continually struggl- her particular forte she felt a bit | 283 Scope.
School at the To%vn Hall at the ing for that^universal disarma- , uncertain handling charcoal and a g. Albert Krapf, Fitchburg, Mass.,
eame hour.
Manufacturers of Thermograph Invitations
ment under effective interna- big sheet of white paper, but, in | 2?9, Iron, Bronze Medal.
(RAISED PRINTING)
tional controls which is the only spite of that, she did a very eredi 7. Vemon Maine, Keene, N. H..
I table head of Emest Poland our 277. Iron.
WASHINGTON
hope for peace. .
' model for that evening.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
8. Leslie Randall. West Hanover,
4 STYLES OF INVITATIONS
I Mr. Ordway of Antrim did a
SUTTON EDGES OUT
Mass., 275, Iron.
4 TYPES OF ENGRAVERS TYPE TO CHOOSE FROM
splendid head, also in charcoal, Mr. 9. Hope Crombie, Beverly, Mass.,
11:00 A. M. Sunday Service
HILLSBORO TEAM 10-9
, Poland's staight features and even
273, Scope, Bronze Medal, High
ADVENTIST SERVICES
In a uphUI battle that saw the coloring inspired an Indianish inLady.
The Price Will Please You
;
Seventh Day Adventist Church HUlsboroites have the tying run on terpretation in several of the 10. M, A. Howe, Pittsfield, Mass.,
meeting wiU be held at Harold first base and only one out, a drawings done that evening.
271. Scone. $3.75.
Samples on Display at
Francis Rigney, Jr., blew in over 11. Ady Yeaton, Hillsboro, N. H..
Famsworth's home, Center Wash- terrific downpour came and snufington. Sabbath School Saturday at fed out their chances of winning the the Fourth of July week end and
262. Iron.
two o'clock. Preaching at three.
game. Page and Bosse led the at- is looking forward to the month of 12. Richard Maine, Keene, N. H.,
tack for the town team with 3 August when he will be free of
256, Iron.
HILLSBORO CENTRE
, medical studies and can relax with 13. Robert Norton, Marlboro, N, H.,
hits apiece.
TEL. 145-2
HILLSBORO
CONGREGATIONAL CIUECH
The next game is at Bradford paints and pastels.
254, Scooe.
'
We
are
all
getting
to
look
forward
Sunday and anyone interested in
PISTOL SCORES
JULY 11, 1948
going be at the Post Office at 1 to that third week when Mr. Rowan 1. Leslie Randall. West Hanover,
11:00 A. M. Moming worship.
of Boston turns up and joins us.
o'clock.
Mass.. 280, Gold Medal $7.16
Rev. J. Albert Clark of Concord
i Somehow, he always brings that
2.
Walter Grinnell, Danvers, MaSs..
wUl preach.
Potatoes should be quick-cooked flavor of the great big world a
276, Silver Medal $5.01.
and served steaming hot to retain round us and peps us up with all lg ^ave Frir. Springfield. Vt., 274
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH the most of the valuable Vitamin C. sorts of fme compliments and en- | g^^^^^ y^^^^^
$2.86.
couragmg words.
* * * «
4.
Leslie
Menzies,
Concord, N. H.,
3:00 P. M. Worship Service
Mr. and Mrs. Philip of Pearson
Milk does more for the body
273.
Rev. Gardner Andersen wUl than any other food. It provides of Westport Conn., friends of the
preach at the first season's service, high quality protein, calcium and Eccles in Florida, are staying at 5. H. E. Merrick, Springfield. Vt..
SHOULD BE OUR REPORTER!
270.
Sunday, July lltb.
the
Valley
Hotel
this
week,
and
vitamins A and G cheaply.
Gus Barbato, Stoughton, Mass.,
! Mrs, Pearson is an anthusiastic 6. 262
. . . Every now and then someone tells us "Why, So and So
BENNINGTON
, landscape sketcher, all in all it - •n'y, ^ • , . -,
,, „
ANTRIM CHURCH NOTES
from Somewhere visited us all last week and you didn't have a
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
looks like a big Wednesday night:''.J',!f H;'^^^°'^' Buz2^rAs Bay.
thing about it in the paper!"
Rev. C. W. Tumer, Pastor
. for the Hillsboro Art Club.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
i Remember the place. The CeUa:-'^-gf"" ^'^^^''' ^'''''^y^ ^^"•'
Or perhaps we neglected a wedding—or a death, even—or a
Moming Service 10:45
: Studio:
the.every
time."Wednesday;
8 to 10 F the
M.; ,;,^; ^^^^^^^ Manchester, N H..
j
Rev,
DONALD
PERRON.
Pastor
'The
Day,
club
meeting. You want these items in the Messenger—and we
Church School 11:45
! 250,
instructor, Mr, Stuart Bruce of
1
July llth
want
them there, too.
Washington. N. H.; The fact: you . 10. S. H. Smith, Hillsboro, N. H.,
11:00
A.
M.
Moming
Worship
HENNIKER
i 219, $2.14.
I Rev. Mr. Shaw, Brattleboro, are welcome either as a guest or
But—We simply can't keep up with all of you, all the time. Not
,
11. Lewis Horton, Southboro, Mass.,
a
worker.
I Vermont guest Preacher.
without help from YOU.
I 196.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
HILLSBORO ROUTS BRADFORD
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Match Committee, in keopRev. Robert H. Le^vis. P.-istor
If
you
have
a
news
item—from
a two line local to a head story
,HEN?raCER 19—11
, ing with its policy to promote
—TELL
US.
We
appreciate
your
efforts'to help make The Mes; shooting rather than making monev.
10:30 A. M. Service of worship Rev. REECE HENDERSON, Pastor
senger
a
better
NEWSpaper.
July llth
I Led by the hard hitting of George \ DOUBLED ALL MONEY PAYSermon: "The Unknown".
11:00 A. M. Moming Worship . Stafford who acquired 6 hits in 7 OFFS TO THE WINNING SHOOTThere will be special music.
times at the plate, Hillsboro won its ; ERS, over the percentages guarANTRIM CENTER
second game of the season. The first | anteed in the flyers. We want this
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
two pitchers for Hillsboro. Cuddihv to be a SHOOTING MATCH, and
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH and Stafford, were hit fairly hard, i intend to be fair in all ways with
Rev. Earle Y. Fellows. Pa.stor
but Jack Rafuse cooled off the in- the shooters.
The church will be closed this
Rev. H. L, PACKARD. Pastor
vaders in the 9th inning in rare
Thanks for coming. Bring some
Telephone 145-2
next Sunday as the pastor is havJuly llth
form to get his second victory of one with you next year,
ing his vacation.
9:45 A, M, Moming Worship,
the season.
The HUlsboro, N. H. Rifle Club.
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Concord, N. H.
time ago, a .22 cal, rifle was a boy's a ride with Mr. Robbins of Richgun. No power to speak of. A boy's mond ,who was carting all the fish
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plaything. But today its a real from that station to the new one
gun, and can kill at half a mile. at Merrimack. You want to run
High power, and not a fit play- down and look this one over—the
thtog for a boy, or man. Several latest thing in a reazdng station for
near accidents in the past week trout It was dedicated one day
has put the police departments on last week. Harold Dickinso^ fortheir toes, in a united effort to mer Supt at ilichniond is Supt,
stop this reckless shooting. Parents of the new one. This is 9 iniles
NEW HAMPSHIRE OMISERVATION OFFICER
are warned to see that their boys from Nashua, same from ManPfaoiie 104
Wikon, N. H. are instructed in the proper use of chester, right on the Daniel Webster highway. A swell outfit if yoir
firearms.
One night last week I was rout- ask me. A credit to the Dept
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Those white trout at the Fish
ed
out of bed at 11:45—which is
Last week was turtle wedc Bay out leave. Several have been reand Game exhibit at the big show
nothing
imusual—to
let
in
"HapCoulette took four big snappers ported in to the Dept and we get
at Gilford last week were a big
out of Osgood pond in Milford. the broadcast A new outboard py" Day, the manager of the cafe
attraction. I heard one man say
in
Greenville.
Happy
had
two
live
Arthur Hazen of Mont Vemon motor was stolen from a car just
Fake, No such animal. Must have
lobsters
and
all
that
went
with
picked up a big one in that town an hour after it had been piurthem. Did we enjoy that midnight been whitewashed.
and Sunday moming I fotmd a big
chased.
Saw a party one day last week
feed!
feniale laying her eggs on the banks
Many fishing licenses were lost
The weather man was good to on the Souhegan river, busy catchof my pond. She had laid 32 when
I picked her up. This is the season over the weekend. Just see yoxir the N. H. Sportsman's Clubs, by ing helgrimites. They had several
of the year when ihe big females agent, get the niunber of the oldgiving them three nice days for pails full. These are used after
leave the water and find a sand one and send sixty cents to the their big show at Gilford. It was July 1 to catch bass. They tell me
bank to deposit their eggs. The Dept and they will issue a new a good show. Only one handicap^ that many bass were caught last
little black aild white woods pussies one. Nine times out of ten theyou had to walk so much to see week in the Contoocook river near
do love these eggs and destroy original one will show up after a the attractions. Boy, did our dogs the Greenfield-Benningtpn line,
(Continued on Page 7)
bark before we got around.
many nests in the sand. But forfew days.
Not "rats in the garret" but
their fondness for them we would
Two large hounds have been Gobe overrun with these big turtles. snakes! Had an SOS from one ofing a lot of, deer chasing in nearCheever says to line up on themy towns that a rattle snake was by towns. Some of the farmers in
sleeping in a box in the attic. He that section are fed up on the idea
right for turtle soup.
The other night I saw a manmust have lived there all winter as and ybu had better check up on
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fishing on the Southegan river and the house has just been opened. your big dogs, if they are in the
I stopped to say "Howdy." As he They love mice, and that's the habit of being absent from home
came up the bank I thought it was reason no doubt he was there. My for several hours a day. They may
Gov. Dewey, but when he got close opinion being that it was a water turn up missing for some meal.
I found it was Dr. .Richards of snake and not a rattler. They are No one to blame but the owner.
Nashua, an old friend of my fam- harmless, but can give one a mean
About forty young mallard ducks
bite.
ily. They sure do look alike.
showed up last week all along the
When we were in school — some Souhegan river and Stoney brook.
Yes, they are taking boats witlfThey have many enemies—stray
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Office Machines Overhauled
Toys — Records — Books People living near the ponds and
Picture Franung
rivers, pick off a lot of lhem while
10 N. STATE ST. CONCORD
61 N o . Maia St.
TeL 88
chasing small birds and animals.
Here is a fellow who says that
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"Factory Store"
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Tbimdar, Jdr 8, 1948
PROCTOR'S COLDMN
(Coattnued from Tkge 6)
C5ie would' have gdne. 4 pounds If
-tbey had kept i t One' lady told
TDA last week that bass made
wonderful chowder.
The Goyette musemn at Peterboro is now open to the public. Its
a most wonderful museum.
The New Ipswich F i ^ and Game
club are planning on buying a lot
of large trout to stock one of their
ponds. President Koski reports
that his club is still growing.
A New York tourist, stranger to
me, stopped me on the street and
told me that he had just had dinner at a place on the hill, and he
was all enthused over it. I foimd
out later that it was the Fountain
House.
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BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN
FOR MISS MARILYN CLEMENT Marie Gardner, Mary Eunice
Patch, Ruth Garland,.. Lavona
Meadei Mrs. Myron Hazen, Mrs.
HENNIKER, July 8—A miscellean- Richard Schacht, Miss Beverly
eous bridal shower was held for Clement, and Mrs.Harold Clement
Miss Marilyn Clement on ThursGifts were sent by Mrs. Robert
day evening at tbe home of her Goss, Mi^ Christine Goss, Mrs.
sister,'- Mrs. George Goodrich. Louis Gardner, Mrs. Philip McLeod,
Guests were Mrs. Bemice Richards, Mrs. Harold Ayer, Jr., Mrs. Wilbur
Mrs.' Thelma Richards, the misses Parmenter, Mrs. Harold Davis, Miss
Janet and Mary Jane Richards, and Lois Davis, Miss PhylUs Colby,
Mrs. Joanne Dugan all of Concord; Mrs. Minnie Smith, Mrs. George
Mrs. Gertrude Briackett of Lynn, Hatch, Miss Shirley Holmes and
Mass., Mrs. Evelyn Lampson of Mrs. Alice Clement, Refreshments
Gof&town; Mrs. Harold Ayer, Mrs. were served.
R Benjamin Ayer, Mrs. Alfred
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•more air
more privacy •more beauty
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. Saturday, July 10 1:00 p.m.
Sale Pwitive
Par Order
MISS BLANCHE LA MONTAGNE
CHESTER F. lAJTTON, AttcHoneer
Patasbopougii, N. H.
CLEARANCE SALE
PUBLIC AtlCTION
PETERBORO, Ni H,. SATURDAY, JULY 10,1948
at 12:30 P . M .
The subscriber will sell from the Hafeli warehoiise situated at
46 Concord Street in Peterborough Village the property described in part as follows:
ANTIQUES: Empire mirror, marbletop oval stands, biireaus and
commodes, 1 tumleg and one taperleg one-drawer lamp stands,
black walnut bed, bureau and commode, old Steven's shotgun,
sap yoke, sewing horse, wrought iron hinges and blind fasteners,
iron kettles, brass top fire tongs, pie shovel, spool and other
stands, snuff box, ladderback and other chairs, comer whatnot
2 nice sets of string bells, cow and sleigh bells, candle molds,
powder cannisters, etc. Teardrop walnut chest knife trays,
leather bound cedar chest lap writing desk, 2 apothecary scales.
FURNISHINGS: Tilt-top drafting table, drafting set cash drawer, lot of religious and other books, 3 foot-locker tnmk, large lot of
photographic equipment including enlarging equipment 4 acid
containers, sap sled, davenport settee, dining, kitchen and other
chairs, davenport and other tables and stands, Englander folding
day bed, twin and full si:^beds, 4 coil bed springs—like new, two
drawer card file, miter box frame, good baby stroller. Chase carriage robe, adze, saw, axes, etc. Hand driven horse clippers, screw
clamps, good pung sleigh, lot of pictures, walnut and gilded
frames, many other items and box lots, which could not be seen
at time of listing.
Terms Cash
Shelter if Raining
Sale Positive
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Widths
2 9 to 36-lneh«s
By 64-lnehes Long
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compare with blindls selling ebewiiefe for
mere!
durable tteel slots ore flexible . . . eoay to
clean!
smooth, even baked-on enam^ finish resists chipping!
neat open head blends with window frome!
ivory color slots with strong cotton duck
topes!
ready to take home immediotely! easy to
install, brackets included!
Fine quaiity Venetian blinds at prices so sensationally low! Take advantage of them to
modernize and refresh your windows. Hurry
and choose yours while they last.
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Blind expert caH ot my homo oiid quote a Soars p t k e em .
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Mooee. Lod^e members far their
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Milford, N . H.
Tel. 586M
Bit. 1912
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Clearly, crank's one of those words with more than
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** The ^Wthfagtwi Wdl Sweep Antiique^Bhop is njoyiag one'of its
X,ester Landon, Jr. of New York
best' yean with many travelers
City
visited with bis parents over
' and snmsier 'residents as customers.'
tbe past week-end retuming Tuesday. On July 2 he received a 20
year service button from the N. Y.
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Tbe Windsor Mountain Camps
SPECIALS
THURS., FRI., a»d SAT.
This Week
Oovetbloom ot Clearbtook
Creamery BUTTER
79c lb
HTOEAWAY RANCH
SUNDAY
43clb
Chunk BACON
Pig's LIVER
39c lb
FRANKFORTS
45c lb
Honeycomb TRIPE
35c lb
TEK and Tba TtaH Biaaata
Slim Marion (dw (wy ftom niinmi,
fomwriy guMt on WLS Home Talant
Shem)
Toei ChampagM
And ocfaar fcatnn attnetions
Picnic grounds, for the whole
family's enjoyment Refreshments available. Beautiful pine
grove. Continuous show from
2 to 10 P.M.
85c
10 I ^ SUGAR
Spedd for Satttrday Only
l c Sale on Dade Ci^w, Fudge*
sides dc Popndes.
1 for 5c — 2 for 6c
Dunbarton. .Just off Rt. 13
Starting Sat., July 10, 8 pan.
OUTDOOR MOVIES
owned by Tbomas Hines <0f Brook- and Mrs. Lillian McGuire were in bt Chdnttford, Mass., and ftandline, Blass.,* h*ve opiened for the Winchester; N. H, last week to daugfater, Jo Ellen Thompson cdE^
attend 'die bridal shower for Miss Bristol Conn., have been recent
^linmer. seasosL ..
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Winners at St. Mary's whist party Shirley Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H Sweet Parker of Skyfarm. They sbent the
were highest scorer, A. L. Rush;
entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford week-end at the Parker camp on
Ladies H i ^ Eveyln Damour, Henniker; Ladies Second, EUen LaBier, N. Murdough and family at their Deering Lake. David, Donald, and
Henniker; Ladies Low,' Mrs. N. camp on Pierce Lake for Sunday James Wood also spent the week
Sipprelle; Men's High, Manuel dinner. On Tuesday evening the with their grandmoher at camp.
Beverly Phelps is a counselor at
Teixeira; Men's Second, Wendall same family group gathered at the
4-H
Camp in Allenstown this week.
Murdough
home
to
help
Mr.
MurPutnam; Men's Low, Chellis Edwards. Refreshments of cake^ cof- dough and his dau^ter, Alice, The following girls are also in
camp: Barbara Dumais, Barbara
celebrate their birthdays.
fee and sandwiches were served.
Fowle, Martha Marchand, Carole
James
and
Dean
Jordan
spent
Miss B. L. Adams of Manchester
Grimes, Joyce
is at her home on Myrtle st, for tbe week-end in Rockport with Fogg, Shirley
their
grandmother
Mrs.
Chester
Wheeler,
Rita
Nickerson,
Alice
the summer months.
Robinson.
I Dutton, Joan and Dellene Devlin,
Mr. and Mrs JVank Proctor
Christine Jordan is spending a Virginia and Kathleen Johnson,
spent the week-end with her parweek at 4-H Camp Allenstown, Sandra Bonnett, Anna Sands, Paents in Swanzey.
tricia Yeaton, Beatrice Chase, and
N.
H
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schneider
Christine Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fowle and
and family of New York City are
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith and
at their summer home on Beard family of Medford, Mass. and
Mrs.
Edith Phelps called on. Mrs.
friends from New York City are at
Brook road.
Juliaette "Whitaker on Sunday.
the
Fowle
camp
at
Long
Fond
Kevin Sterling, young" grandson
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Phelps, Paof Mr. and Mis. Weldon Sterling, this week and next
tricia,
Roger and George Auclair
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Ott,.their
visited with them over the weekdaughter Dorothy and Ralph Van were in Andover and Danbury on
end.
Kathryn Hill and Marvis Cooper Hazinga of Kenosha, Wisconsin are Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols of
have rented an apartment in Con- visiting the John Van Hazingas
East Templeton, Mass., called on
cord where both are employed at this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Buttrick Cyrus Phelps and family recently.
the Telephone Company.
The Rev. Gardner Andersen will spent the holiday week-end at the
Mr. and. Mrs. Ronald Buttrick
preach the first of the summer Cape.
and family were in Massachusetts
services at the East Washington The La Cross camival is opera- over .the hoUday week-end.
Church Sunday July 11, at 3 o'- ting at Grimes Field this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bamard Jones and
clock in the after-noon.
Mrs. Emily Whitney, Mrs. Harriett Whitney, Mrs. Mary Flanders,
cently
Whitney.
Mrs. Harry Whitney, Mrs. Mary
Mr. and Mrs. AUan Baldwin have
Flanders, Mrs. Lillian McGuire,
been spending several days at their
Miss Pauline Sherwin and Mr. Rocottage on Beard Brook Road after
bert Whitney attended the candlea two weeks wedding trip through
light wedding of Miss Shirley
Vermont, New York, and Canada.
Maxine Whitney to Mr. Leon StanSUMMER MASSES
Mrs. Baldwin is the former Marion
ley Aimsdon at the Congregational
A. Richardson. She has spent several
Church in Winchester on July 3.
weeks each summer at her cottage
June 27tfa on
near the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
ANTRIM
W. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerini of
Mrs. Fred B. Elliott and daughChicago, HI., are visiting his ter, Barbara Jo, have retumed from
father, Henri Gerini this week.
a month's Visit with Mrs. Elliott's
Mrs. Roy Gordon and son Bruce parents in Houston, Texas.
George Turner is visiting his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. C. W.
Tumer.
FRIDAX K SATURDAY
SPiciALS AT
BOYNTON'S
SUPER—MARKET
SOAP POWDER
SPECIALS
Oxydol, Rinso, Duz, Ivory
Flakes, Ivory Snow, Lux
33c pkg.
Campbell'f Tomato
Soup
OUTSIDE THE HIGH PRICE DISTRICT
Specials This Week-end
PEACH MELBA
FRUIT LUSCIOUS
FRESH STRAWBERRY
SUNDAES
OTHER KINDS ON REQUEST
7:30-9:00-11:00
DANCING
Friday 2^ Saturday
Lake Massasecum Ballroom
Hardy's Village Barn
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DINING R O O M
NO. MAIN STREET
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Spedal Parties
CAPITOL
MATINEE:'Weekdays at 1:1S
E V E N I N G : Monday thru Thunda?
6:30 ac 8:30
Friday and Saturday
6:15 ac 8:30
S U N D A Y : coatinuoua from 3 PM.
U a n Smoked, Shott Siiaak
Shoulders
HILLSBORO
FRIDAY—SATURDAY
TWO SMASH HITS PLUS SERIAL
Jimmy ROGERS
Noah BEERY, JR.
Marjorie WOODWORTH
in a fast moving Laugh Riot!
"t)UDES ARE
PRETTY PEOPLE"
Sliced
"TEX GRANGER"
SUNDAY—MONDAY
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YOUR SWRTTS WILL SOAR WITH
rrs ROMANTIC ENCHANTMENT! i
&
CUT FEOWEM — POTIZD PLANTI
Weddmg Bouquets Funeral DcMni
Flower Novelties
Dish Cardons
"Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere"
ordinary fonsl In winter, it
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TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY
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ENJOY THE FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE
AND THE BEST OF ICE CREAM
At The
ft
Mrs. Charles Prentiss sxiffered a
bad fall on Sunday. She was taken
by ambulance to Monadnock Community Hospital where doctors
found she had broken her hip, Mrs.
Carl Muzzey is with Mr. Prentiss.
Mrs. Fletcher Forehand and
daughter Patty from Harrisonburg,
Va., are with Mrs. Forehand's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ashford
for the summer.
Miss Ethel Muzzey is entertaining a friend, Miss Ella Smith of
Dorchester, Mass., this week.
Mrs. Mary Downs of Burlington,
N. J., and daughter, Miss Betty
Downs of New York City are
guests of G. W. Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur English and
children are spending the week at
Sebago Lake, Maine.
Beatrice Wallace is employed at
Ocean Park, Maine.
woff away hot, sticky air and
AT
83c lb
Pot Roast
,ttir up a refreshing breeze.
FOR RESERVATIONS
Chapter 11
of tbe action packed Serial
BondeM
"All Types of Floral Designs"
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Bacon
TO PROSPER — ADVERTISE
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Hamburg
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63c lb
Lean
Invited
For Reservatioiu Phone 37
51c 1 lb. jar
MEAT SPECIALS
IF YOU OWN A
BREAKFAST—LUNCHES—DINNERS
2 ioe 3Sc
.Soap
4 foe 39c
A Red Buy in Coffee
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
READY PACKAGED ICE CREAM
QUARTS 60c
PINTS 30c
54 PINTS 20c
3 cani 29c
Laixe Ivory
Soap
St. Mary's Church
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