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Incorporating The
Hampton Beach Advocate
W EDNESDAY, JU L Y 3, 1946
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F R E E DISTRIBUTION
bare little swim suits—cut to flatter young
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figures—to catch lots of sun and admiring
glances.
C A T A L IN A S
SEA M O L D S B Y F LE X E E S
in all the most popular
styles and colors
C A T A L IN A
Styled for the Stars of Hollywood
with Catalina's copyrighted
Curves for Figure Beauty
M O L D S B Y . FLEX EES
GEORGE
37-41 Market Street
Record Crow d At Beach For Weekend
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VOL. X X ., NO. 2
Six
R escued
W EDNESDAY,
By
B each Residents
Mrs. Leroy Leonard of the Li-RoLu Gift Shop and Miss Eileen Pear­
son o f the Iano, Ocean boulevard,
rescued six persons last Saturday
at the mile-long bridge. There were
five children and a man in a boat
and, loBing the oars, they became
caught in the out-going tide cur­
rent.
G ala P ro g ra m F o r
H o lid a y P la n n e d
For the first time in four years,
visitors at Hampton Beach for the
Fourth of July will be treated to
a grand display of fireworks it was
stated Monday by Ray Goding,
president o f the Hampton Beach
Chamber of Commerce.
Aa a part of the Chamber’s en­
tertainment program a mammoth
display o f fireworks w ill take place
the night of the Fourth (Thurs­
day) about 9:30. In addition to this
attraction Hal MacDonnell and the
Hampton Beach Concert hand will
present four concerts daily from
now until Labor Day at 2, 4, 7, and
8:30 p. m.
E very Saturday night a $100 Sav­
ings bond will be given away at the
band stand under the auspices of
the Chamber of Commerce.
GROCERIES
SEE
OUR
O PEN A IR
A m ateur H o u r
M o n d ay E ven in g
P ro v e s B ig H it
W ith Bill Bradley of station
W H E B as master of cereiponies,
the weekly Amateur Hours got ofT
to a flying start Monday night at
7:30.
Before one of the largest pre4th of July crowds, tw elve contes­
tants performed in close competi­
tion.
The first prize of $10 was award­
ed to Shirlie Cotta, 10 year old
Lawrence House guest from Low ­
ell, who sang " I ’m A Big Girl Now.1*
Lorraine Coughlin, 22, of Springfield, Mass., a guest at the Pelham,
won the second prize with her ren­
dition of “ Begin the Beguine.”
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JU L Y
3,
1946
F R E E DISTRIBUTION
Trains, Buses Crowded, Traffic
Heaviest In Beach History
Unofficially estimated as the
largest crowd in the history of
Hampton Beach, upwards of 100,000 persons jammed the beach and
boulevard over the past weekend.
Vacationists and weekenders flock­
ed to the beach seeking relief from
the hot inland cities and an official
check of cars pouring onto the
beach Saturday afternoon revealed
a rate of two per second.
The closing of many large indus­
trial plants in nearby states for
the entire week of the Fourth cou­
pled with ideal summer weather
were two principal reasons for the
tremendous crowd. Chief of Police
Jerome Harkness stated that he
had never seen so many cars on
the beach before and was backed
up in his statement by residents of
thirty years and more.
Despite the record throng no ac­
cidents were reported and the chil­
ly waters kept bathers on the
sands soaking up the sun. Only the
normal flow of sunburns, cuts and
bruises were attended to at the
comfort station by Ruby Patterson,
R. N.
helping to solve the parking prob­
lem. Despite this new area, park­
ing places were at a premium and
the State Bathhouses reported one
of the largest days ever.
T ax i D riv er Is
H eld O n Charge
O f Bootlegging
In one of the first cases in re­
cent years, Walter Mack of McKay
avenue and Lowell, Mass., was ar­
rested at 3:00 a. m. Saturday, June
29 on a charge of bootlegging.
Mack, a local taxi driver, was
apprehended on Marsh avenue by
Federal and State police officials
who placed him under arrest. At
the Saturday morning session of
Hampion Municipal courU Mack
pleaded not guilty to charges of
transporting liquor over the state
An engineer from the Public
line from Salisbury and reselling
Service Commission of New Hamp­
it on Hampton Beach and asked for
shire w ill make a study of water
continuance of the case to this
pressure on Hampton Beach this
Saturday morning. The plea was
summer, it was announced Sunday
granted by Judge John W. Perk­
by Judge John W . Perkins, counsel
The new parking area on Marsh ins.
for the Town of Hampton.
In compliance with a vote of the j avenue, which was opened Sunday
HIGH TIDE TA B LE
annual Town Meeting of Hampton ! for the first time, was filled to cap­
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acity and proved a great asset in
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P S C E n gin eer T o
Survey W a te r
P re ssu re H e re
MARKET
VEGETABLES
FROM
FRESH
NEARBY
D A IL Y
T R IA N G L E
FARM S
/
SEA FOOD from the Ocean
NEAR
LOBSTER — FISH
HAMPTON RIVER
“ Sea F o o d F ro
Ocean T o Y o u r Plate
TO YOUR HOME the Same Day
W E IN V IT E Y O U T O V IS IT A N D INSPECT OUR CLE A N K ITCH EN
B R ID G E
The
The BEACHCOMBER
Tel. Hampton 2243
MARSH
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DEEP SEA FISHER
Capt. Bob Ring
AVE.
BARBER
SHOP
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Select Real Estate Service
Insurance Of All Kinds
C H A R L E S deN IC H O LS
Marsh Ave., Opp. P St.
BY MARY E. FOGARTY
State Pier
L. H E R B E R T C LO U G H
Across from the Casino 'stands a
little stone building that, for 25
years, has been the center of policy
activity in winter and summer
From a small group of three
winter officers it starts to expand in
the spring, until with the summer
season opening there are so many
officers, that there's a constant
change of faces.
Unfortunately, there was no cam­
era available to catch the surprised
expressions at the police station
when I went in to “ meet the boys,”
for, as Chief H&rkness said, as 1
Y O U N G ’S
TAXI
24-Hour
Service
Phone Hampton
HAM PTON
THE
HUB
BEACH
OF H A PPY
Casino
C A S IN O
HAM PTON
Attractions
Ballroom
Bath House
Bowling Alley
Lunch Room
Dining Room
Gift Shop
Casino Spa
Frosted Malted
Popcorn Stand
OCEAN
HOUSE
THREE DINING ROOMS
ON
HAM PTON
BEACH
All Under the Same Management-
THE CONSTANCE
OCEAN
BOULEVARD
(5 Minutes North of Beach Proper)
PATSY’S
B ST.
In Avon Hotel
THE HILLCREST
OCEAN
BOULEVARD
AT
H
sat (at ease) in his office, "Th e
only lim e people want to see us is
when they’re in trouble."
275 Ocean Avenue
Tel. 691 Hampton Beach, N. H,
E. B. B u rtt
It isn’t often that we have a
chance to become acquainted with
the police force en masse under
pleasant circumstances, for the
Chief spoke the truth. Since the
majority of us don’t go out of our
way to meet the law, how about
holding a reception right here for
you who are sitting on the beach,
rocking on the porch, waiting for
the band concert, or sitting over a
sundae.
First— the man who can be in one
place fifty times a day — Chief
Jeiome F. Harkness. With twenty
years of local police experience be­
hind him he has been Hampton'sfifth cTuei for the past ten years:
A .ail, b.oad, energetic person, he
gives you the immediate impres­
sion that he tan take care of you
AND himself.
U jl u the entire force, seven
men are regulars for the summer.
Thete men, their homes and length
of service here are: Ernest Sarg­
ent, Seabrook, 8 years; John Melek, Hampton Beach, 6 mouths, for­
merly an F. B. L agent; Thomas
Kehoe, formerly of Manchester,
now of Hampton Beach, 1st year,
Clifford Eastman, principal of the
Hampton Centre 'School, 10 years,
duty in town; John Marston, Hamp­
ton Beach, formerly of ManchesUi
force, 1st year; Norman Smiley,
Hampton, 1st year; Joseph de
evedo, Hampton Beach, recently re­
leased after three years in Mari­
time Service, 1st year.
Formerly Fernald’s
HOME B A K E R Y
GROCERIES
King's Highway at Third St.
The
LAW RENCE
H O U SE
D in in g R o o m
and
INSIDE P A R K IN G
DAY OR N IG H T
OPEN 24 HOURS
C afeteria
R O C H E F O R D ’S
GARAGE
MARSH
A
ST R E E T
HAM PTON
BEACH
AVE. A T A ST.
Vulvanizing
SOCONY
GAS
Repairs
B O A R ’S H E A D
IN N
OIL
Hampton Beach, N. H. Tel. 2246
for
Particular People
H am el
M EALS
BY
R E SE R V A TIO N
ONLY
Approved by Duncan Hines
D R Y C L E A N IN G
• On Great Boar’s Head
Hampton Beach
3 DAY
Tel. 911
SERVICE
fields who is starting his first year
here.
One ot the best known men
around the blue light is Laurence
H ill of Hampton who has tepent 5
years as an officer and in charge
< * the station.11L a rry” plays host to
the "guests"— making sure that
they have food, blankets, and the
general attention given. However,
prisoners never stay here long— 24
hours at the most.— with the short­
est staying being the one and only
escape of several years ago.
The other men you see around
are: L eavitt Magrath, a veteran of
10 years, from Hampton; Lester
Brew ster from Exeter who has
spent five years on the force;
Charles Neeles, who does police
work in Kingston in the winter
and here in the summer; Charles
Stevens of Raymond. 3 years; Mer­
rill Smith, Merrimack, 1st year, and
W illiam Buker, Hampton Falls, 1st
year.
EARL’S MARKET
Variety of Fancy Fiah
F R U IT
—
GROCERIES
—
VEG ETABLES
LOBSTERS
Boar’s Head
Tel. 880
Hampton Beach
Connected with tne station and
the two public rest rooms kept
spotless for the last 8 years by
Mary Van Horne, is the First Aid
Room where a nurse is on duty at
/all times.
It's the first year for nurse, Mrs.
Eva Nichols of Marsh avenue, who
is on night duty. Most of her excite­
ment comes from the "fainters” ,
who
find that sunburns, like
delayed-action bombs, take effect
quite a while after you get them.
t
3Vg C STREET
HENRY
For
C o rn er Store
g r o c e r ie s
general
Soda
Largest selection of
Cottages. Rooms, Cabins
and Business Property.
m e r c h a n d is e
Fountain
Ocean Boulevard
at Highland Ave.
(Continued on Faye F ive)
STREET
pla y golf a t
F o r y o u r convenience at both ends
PORTSMOUTH
am esbury,
of the beach.
m ass.
$1.00 Week Days Except
Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays * 1.50
'• GOOD FOOD AS AT THE BEACH
Edgar P . Lessard
The day nurse, Ruby Patterson forced, our police force, which is
of Hampton, has, during her 15 actually small for the work It has
years there, cared for hundreds of
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accident
cases, near-drownings,
cutB, bumps, hruiseB, just about ev­
erything— real
and
imaginaryBAKERS’
Probably not many know that any­
GIFT SHOP
one can go there for first aid
treatment. It Isn't necessary to
Souvenirs — Gifts
wait until you have to be carried in.
OCEAN BOULEVARD
| On constant watch to see that
4 Doors North of Ashworth
the laws of Hampton Beach are en­
9:00 A.. M. to 9:00 P. M,
For the past 11 years you’ve seen
Albert Jacobs directing traffic at
St. Patrick’s church
Sunday
morning while nights have found
him directing traffic in the dance
hall. With him at the ballroom are
Selectman Elroy G. Shaw
of
Hampton, who has helped out on
the force for about ten years; Roy
Gordon of Exeter, and James Grey,
Selectman and police chief of New-
V IS IT O U R D IN E R
45 Daniels Street
5
OPEN
am esbury c o u n tr y c lu b
IN
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Special occasions call for special
attention so shake hands (gently)
with the extra men.
Sensible Prices
WHEN
PANORAM A —
Open Year 'Round
“M ABO”
CABIN CRUISER
Have You Heard7
That Jackie McCannell will tutor
French on the side?
BEACHCOMBER
409 O cean B o u levard
SPORTY 9-HOLE COURSE
H N E ST
m eals served
.
s p r ,ng w a t e r
sh ow er(
Tel. 588
10 Mi,es F r °rn Ham pton —
/
M ile L o n g Bridge
Tel. 2279
The
BEACHCOMBER
The
T h e Cover
The Beachcomber
Found
Photographic proof of one of the
Incorporating The Hampton Beach Adrocate
largest crowds in the history of
the beach adorns the cover of the
A Vacation Digest of all the news
Beachcomber this week.
This fine shot was taken from
information for the summer visitor.
the roof of the Police Station about
one o’clock Sunday with the -tem­
Published Wednesdays, June 26 to August 28 perature about 90 in the shade ac­
cording to our staff photographer.
By The
Arthur Wholey, Jr.
Wholey is a recently discharged
HAMPTON PUBLISHING COMPANY
member of the paratroopers which
H AM PTO N .
NEW HAM PSHIRE probably accounts for his ability
to get to the top of things even
for a better shot of the sun bath­
FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN TH IS PAPER
ers.
TELEPHONE HAM PTON 556
The conspicuous absence of bath­
ers in the water is a fair proof of
Communications and Items from
its frigidity.
Mrs. James K. O’Callaghan and
sons. Brien, Desmond, and Kiernan of Great Neck, L. I., arrived
Tuesday night for a vacation with
Mrs. O’Callaghian's mother, Mrs.
William J. O’Brien of the Rita on
J street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsdell
of East Boston recently spent a
weekend on Dover avenue with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Zellen and family
of Dorchester.
O G U N Q U IT P L A Y H O U S E
OGUNQUIT, MAINE
W eek Beginning Monday. July 8
MRS. W A L T E R HARTWIG
Presents
L E O G. C A R R O L L
“T H E L A T E G E O R G E A P L E Y ”
with REYNOLDS EVANS
Have You Heard?
That hotel and rooming house
guests may have their names in
'the BEACHCOMBER simply by
asking their desk clerks to use
cards left there?
Frl. Mat. and Eve*., $3.00, $2.40, $1.80, $1.20, $.92
Reservations: Telephone Wells 70
THE
SIGN
PLAY
Silver Rosary Beads
Near Constance Hotel
OF
M an y O ldtim ers
PO K E R
GOLF
Ocean
Rentals
N IN E H O L E C O U R S E
F LO R E N C E
R E A L E S T A T E CO.
75c Fee
303 Ocean Bd. next to Ashworth
IN S U R A N C E
Tel. 917
Weekends & Holidays $1.00
R O C K IN G H A M
G O LF
CLUB
N. H. Route 108
Between Exeter & Newmarket
L. M. Leonard
L. W. Leonard
L I-R O -L U
O R IE N T A L
The
. GIFTS
R o ck y R e n d
OCEAN BLVD. A T F ST.
H A M P T O N BEACH, N. H.
LOBSTER
STEAK
SHORE
D IN N E R S
BO AR ’S
HAM PTON
Ann Morrill
HEAD
A u n t M in ’s
BEACH
Tel. 2142
Fresh
Made
DOUGHNUTS
See Them Made
D A Y and N IG H T
PA ST R IE S
ICE CREAM
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
VACUUM CLEANERS
Foot of C Street
RADIOS
ELECTRIC
D o in g Business
Boulevard
Sales
Complete line of
2-PLATE
O n B each Still
Prizes
Cigarettes - N Y L O N S - Gifts
Mrs. Webb, 389 Ocean Blvd.
readers are xoelcome at all times.
Beach Notes
AT
BEACHCOMBER
This July 3 finds many of the
old crow d" doing business as
usual.
To the refrain of "N ic e to see
you back,” "H a ve a nice w inter?"
and "H o w long have you been
open?" the season & underway
with fam iliar faces greeting one
another.
A t the beginning of every season,
early visitors make the rounds
to check up on the business chang­
es. E very year there are a few, but
old*stand-bys are still on hand.
These people are part of the
beach. T h ey’ve been here through
many years— good and bad— and,
consequently, their presence has
laid the foundation for the fine re­
sort we have today.
There are still quite a few peo­
ple who remember when some of
these establishments were just
starting hut the new vacationists
and the younger crowd wouldn't
know about the two fires— in 1916
and 1921— that forced Mr. a<nd Mrs.
W ilbur Lamb to start in all over
again. Their general merchandise
store is still there on the boule­
vard— open year round.
That same fire in 1921 wiped out
Buzzell’s Candy Store, first estab­
lished in 1917, by Mr. Charles Buzzell. A fter Mr. Buzzell's death, his
wife, Grace, and her niece and hus­
band, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lam­
bert. carried on the business which
is there, above Lamb’s.
Between the two, Miss Rose
Courteney still has her Necessity
Shop where she sells ipize 38s to
many she used to outfit in size 1.
Actually, when you stop to count
them, you find many of them
starting another season with you
LOBSTERS
H ello
Why W hitey and Frank are not
pouring at R y e’s largest Hotel.
W e ’d like to know where they are.
D ick & Jerry’s
Take-Out Stand
C St. Next To
Chesterfield Apt.
Have You Heard?
And speaking of pouring have
you heard that "G eorge" is now
doing same at Cape Cod.
Sandwiches - Fried Clams
Hot Dogs - French Fries
Cold Drinks
STOVES
R E C R E A T IO N
if you try
ELECTRIC STEAM RADIATORS
COMPLETE LINE OF TABLE LAMPS
THE WILLIAM JAMES
DINING
COFFEE MAKERS
CHROME CHAIRS
FLASHLIGHTS
|
Numerous Other Appliances
CONTRACTING
(Former Cozy Corner Cafe)
O IL BURNER, Sales-Service
HAM PTON
BEACH
SHUFFLEBOARD
HORSESHOE
P IT C H IN G
REFRIGERATION, Service
YOU
m
TROFATTER’S
l-
Electrical Appliance Stores
T e l 2077
Hampton Center
AREA
^
PYREX BOWLS AND DISHES
ELECTRICAL
Have You Heard?
— names that you’ve heard even
That there Is a new dress shop
though you don’t know the people.
Nashua
operated
by
two
Kenneth Ross, whose garage* is, in
of course,’ on Ross avenue; Bessie "exHamptonites."
Cooper, the gypsy princess on
Marsh avenue; Jim Garland at the
laskets
Sweetgrass
corner of B street; George Ash­
worth, known to many who are no
IS A B E L LE S T A N LE Y
longer children, as "Daddy” Ash­
worth; the Downer Brothers, John
PALM READINGS
and Frank, who, with their broth­
32 Marsh Ave., Foot B SL
er. George, who died In. 1939, start­
ed their business forty seven years
ago; Donovan and Fallon’s Drug
Retail
Wholesale
Store, starting their 2lst year, still
under the direction of James Fal­
Pick Y our
lon; the Playland "Jacks." Hines
and Walsh, already going on anoth­
er season; Dudley’s operated by
Out of TANK S
Mr. and Mrs. Arne Autio. Started
Supplied by Ocean Water
'as Dudley and W hite in 1895, it was
then a restaurant and photography
shop. A fter a few years, it became
Dudley’s G ift Shop and Reai Es­
T H E LOBSTER PO U N D
tate. Since Joseph Dudley’s death,
Smith 6. Gilmore's Fishing Pier
his daughter, Mrs. Autio, and her
HAM PTON RIVER
husband have kept the shop going
Tel. 424
in the same way.
These are only a few of the old
crowd. Th ey’re here and there all
along the beach and with another
“ night before the 4th" just a few
hours away, they are ready to help
We are new and we want to
you enjoy the holiday.
get acquainted
Have You Heard?
Tel. ?g
q Street
N
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W IL L
BACK
CROQUET
C T A _ ! _ R ° DUCED Cy DUSTER K
2 ?LA? E REy0ES NIGH1
BOULEVARD
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COME
AND
M ARSH
AVE.
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H A M P T O N ' BEACH
SO LICiTt
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TEL. 968
A n d Other
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The
Beach Notes
Philip E. Coyne, S 1/c, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Coyne of Eighth
street, North Beach, is now at 'he
Fargo Building in Boston awaiting
his discharge.
BEACHCOMBER
The
I tbam. Mass., is enjoying her annual
He was formerly attached to the
1vacation at Hampton Beach, accom­
USS Vogelgesang as a radar opera­ panied by members of her club.
tor.
I
According to the effervescent
A graduate of Hampton Academy
"Watch City” miss, there is ‘‘just
and High school, he plans to attend
no place like Hampton Beach for a
Notre Dame in the fall.
Mary Sarah Hansberry of Wal- vacation."
Flounder fishing is holding up
very well, accbrding to Mrs. Gil­
more. Pollock and a few haddock
are being caught offshore by party
boats like the “ Art-Mar", captained
by Arthur Greene.
Bob Ring,
Greene and Jack Sweetser went
outside Sunday with a party from
Exeter 270
the Wentworth, New Castle.
Arranged by motor, vehicle in­
spector, "Kenny" Goldsmith, Ports;
mouth, the New Castle party was
made up of members of Lions club
International No. 44, o f • Vermont
and New Hampshire.
I0KA THEATRE Exeter
Telephone
July 5-6
Fri., Sat.
B IL L W IL L IA M S — SUSAN• H
^ ^AYW AR D
PAUL
LUKAS
“DEADLINE AT DAWN”
Mrs. Greene says the fishermen
caught some pollock and some cod.
Bob Ring says his crowd went for
the ride, mostly.
Stripers at Dover Point are tak­
ing those big wooden plugs still
but best luck is being had by men
who are lucky enough to have on
hand the
These are
terns but
according
jointed pikie minn
made in a couple of
the dark ones are u
to the Portsmouth b
“THE RETURN OF RUSTY”
CASINO
OLYMPIA
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Now - Thurs.
JO EL McCREA
TU RN ER
SONNY
JOHN
“TH E
July 7-8
W IL L IA M P O W E LL — ESTHER W ILLIA M S
ANGELA LANSBURY — JAMES GLEASON
TUFTS
GARFIELD
V IR G IN IA N ”
POSTM AN
Frl., Sat.
A LW A Y S RINGS T W IC E ”
DANA
ANDREWS
R IC H A R D
Sun., Mon., Tues.
“W A L K
Everything for your cottage
for your Personal Needs
New BIG STORE Departments
fflp lM M
NELSON'S
Photo By Higgins
Hampton High school students who were selected for telephone
operator positions at the new Telephone Center at Hampton Beach are
seated left to right: Marjorie Merrill. Carol Jones, Phyllis Blake, Mar­
ilyn Berard, Mary Pevear, Ethel Magrath, Mary Ann Elliot and rear row
Barbara Scruton, Nancy Haggerty, Mary Kuntz, Betty Stoneseifer and
Have You Heard?
That Barbara Mack's voice is as
good, if not better, than ever.
O P P O R T U N IT Y
2 GIRLS, 21 or Over To
T A K E PH O TO G R A P H S A T
THE
IN T H E SUN”
Sun., Mon.
Have You Heard?
That Red Kennedy is on a 90day furlough from the “ country
club.'
FROLICS
Monday Through Saturday
5 Hours Each Nite
Evening Dress Saturday Only
S U L L IV A N
P. O. Box 31
Hampton Beach
“S U S P E N S E ”
I 99
SELECTED SHORTS ON A L L PR OG R AM
S
COLONIAL
Now Playing
PO R TSM O UTH , N. H.
Ends Saturday
with
Dane Clarke - Glen
Gala Holiday Attraction!
“S O M E W H E R E IN T H E
N IG H T ”
W IL L IA M
at 56 Palmer St.
ANNOUNCING OUR NEW
SUMMER P O L I C Y . . .
Complete Change of Program
Every Thursday.
Matinees at 2:00 P. M.
Evenings at 6:30 P. M.
Continuous Performances
on Saturdays Si Sundays
From 1:30 P. M. to 11:00 P. M.
GARGAN
Starts Thurs.
Starts Wed.
Continuous Sun. and Mon.
SALISBURY BEACI
3 DAY
SERVICE
Mahoney &
Visit Our
Katherine Grayson
June Allyson
Jimmie Durante
Lauritz Melchior
“R E N D E ZV O U S 24”
Alsol Sportlight, World New*
“SO GOES M Y L O V E ”
“Watch It Made”
“ T W O S IS T E R S
FR O M BOSTON”
Also
“C L U N Y B R O W N ”
Myrna Loy and Don Ameche In
W ATER TAFFY
MG M's MUSICAL DELIGHT!
“C L U N Y B R O W N ”
Charles Boyer, Jennifer Jones
Coming! Thurs., July the 11th
SALT
Now Playing Ends Wed., July 10
C H A R LE S BOYER
JENNIFER JONES
Sun., Mon,, Tue. Wed.
JU LY 7, 8, 9, 10
(In Technicolor)
Ford
July 7-9
Sun. Thru Tues.
E V E LY N KEYES — W ILLA R D PARKER
“RENEGADES”
DAVIS
“T H E STO LE N L IF E ”
July 4, 5, 6
Continuous Thurs. (July 4th)
and Saturday from 2:00 P. M.
LARRY PARKS
PRESSING
NEWBURYPORT
Phone Nybpt. 570
NEWBURYPORT
Phone Nybpt. 919
John HODIAK, Nancy GUILD
July 9-10-11
Fresh Daily
DRY CLEANING
Pickup and Delivery
on Request
July 10
In Glorious Technicolor
j
FRED MacMURRAY
A N N E BAXTER
“SM O K Y”
W H E R E Y O U SEE TH E
N E W PICTURES FIRST!
PREMIER | STRAND
STRAND
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Pure “Home Made” Candle*
At WARNER BROS. THEATRES
W rite MR. CREGG
B E L IT A
BARRY
Surf Cleaners
99
B E TTE
DOROTHY LAMOUR
j
L O W E L L , MASS. STORE
CO N TE
BING CROSBY
“ROAD TO U T O P IA ”
Tues., W ed., Thurs.
B STREET
$30 Per Week
BOB HOPE
“THE HOODLUM SAINT”
Popularly Called “The 5c and 10c Store”
Have You Heard?
That Martha Rueter is again fi
ing the milkman.
1
“T H E
Sun., Mon.
THE BIG STORE
Jane McGaw.
LANA
Continuous Show Friday and Saturday
Beach Telephone Operators
Have You Heard? /
Th at Howard Lam bert is
attending "b a b y" showers.
•
Have You Heard?
That Don Murray was introdi
as Don "Burnham " on hLs
weekend at the beach.
•
Have You Heard?
That Muriel Pearl of Bradl
Mass., a,guest at the "Tides,"
fcrize fisherman. She caught
largest amount an}d the blj
cod on a deep sea fishing trip
Friday.
9
Have You Heard?
Have You Heard?
That "M a " Caron worried over
That Con nearly had a stroke try­
rooms last year; this year over the ing to prove that it was his wife
lunchroom; what will next year he was walking down Essex street
with.
bring?
Have You Heard?
Th at you can *jet your
shined at tihe Ferncroft Bo'
A lleys on A street.
SH OW ING AT T H E H A M P T O N B E A C H THEATRE'
TED DONALDSON — BARBARA W OODDELL
BEACHCOMBER
-
July 11
The Candid Love Story of
a Stranded Lady! ! !
Claudette
John
COLBERT
•
WAYNE
In
“W IT H O U T
RESERVATIONS”
AMESBURY
Phone Ames. 919
Thurs.. Frl., Sat.
“T H E
July 4-6
RENEGADES”
(In Technicolor)
with Evelyn Keys, Larry Parks
Sun. Sl Mon.
July 7-8
Lana Turner, John Garfield in
“T H E POSTM AN
A L W A Y S RINGS T W IC E ”
also
“ SOUTH Of The RIO GRANDE"
Tues. S. Wed.
July 9-10
2
REQUEST HITS
2
James Stewart, Rosalind
Russell In
“ NO T IM E FO R C O M E D Y”
2nd hit
James Cagney, Ann Sheridan
vv
In “ C IT Y FOR CONQUEST"
Thurs., Frl.f i Sat.
July 11-13
Maureen O’ Hara, Dick Haymes
Harry James In
“DO YO U LOVE ME?”
(In Technicolor)
with Harry James Music Makers
plus "RENDEZVOUS 24"
The BEACHCOMBER
10
Have You Heard?
That "Homewrecker" Hickey will
be spending more time with his
aunt on Eighth street*.
CONCORD, July 3—A large, art­
istic brochure of New Hampshire
photographs entitled “ This i3 New
Hampshire'' was published this
week by the State Planuing and
Development
commission.
The
book contains 32 large pages plus
covers, on superior paper stock
You Will Enjoy a Room at
The
B lue Haven
Mrs. J. J. McCarthy
497 Ocean Blvd. at Boars Head
The
New Publication
Issued By State
Ashworth
HOTEL
AND
By-The-Sea
D IN IN G
ROOM
Still Rendering The Same
The
5.7—(a ) South Dakota.
with 29 color reproductions and
more than 50 in black and white. It
Have You Heard7
Is probably the first book of its
That many favorable comments
Hind and quality to b** published by
have been made about the B E AC H ­
auy state, the commission said.
’
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Every efTort was mndo in select­ COMBER.
ing photographs for 'T h is Is New
Hampshire1'
present only excel­
lent pictures of laxie and mountain
scenery, recreaUon and rural iif?
with true New Hampshire flavor.
The printers have made the book
H A M P T O N BEACH
a special project and have taken
STORAGE — R E P A IR S
extraordinary measures to put into
it the utmost skill iu typography,
arrangement and faithful reproduc­
Tire W ork - Greasing
tion.
Copies of tue brochure will be
ROAD S E R V IC E
distributed free to carefully select­
ed prospects outside of New Hamp­
SOCONY
shire, and the remainder of the e-i
GAS
O IL
dition will b? placed on sale at re
sorts, tourist renters, and book
stores.
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B U Z Z E L L ’S
C A N D Y SH O P
HOMEMADE CANDIES
Popcorn
Confections
Fountain Service
Boulevard
Est. 1917
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Mill Rd., Hampton.
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in Each Room
M A R S H A V E at A ST
Courteous Service, Cleanliness
E X C E L L E N T FO O D
F o ley ’s
DONOVAN
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"Meet Your Friends at Foley’s”
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Hampton
STREET
Beach,
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and
FALLON
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D ruggists
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Hampton Beach Is The
Perfect Beach
‘ b ! th in g ° r fo r sunnin&- our beach is in a class
w ith th e hngst. W e hope you a re e n jo y in g e v e ry
m om en t o f y o u r va ca tion here, w ith days and days o f
and trresh ™
' a" d ni&htS fi,led with fun
a lo n g the ocean fro n t.
;
T o g e t the m ost o f y o u r stay, use lo w - c o s t elec tric serI o r enf °-r i,eVerL Cho,re
■ t0 Z e t k d ° n e qu ick ly. E ven
i q u’ c^ J^oals, elec tric c o o k in g w ill s e rv e you speedfe re n c e e fflC ie n tlly :L iv e e le c tric a lly and e n jo y th e d if-
Exeter & Hampton Electric Co.
BEACH OFFICE
OCEAN BLVD.
V. w. PORTER, REALTOR
BE -
Have You Heard?
Th at “ Cookie" and -Mrs.
man are in a new setting.
Have You Heard?
W hy Dot Lacy and Marlon Blue
like Haverhill avenue after lark.
Have You Heard?
About the “ lighthouse" at
foot o f K street?
O CEAN
jju
Additional Llttirios
~ Camp * 8M'° °
BOULEVARD
Between *F and G Streets
—
Bar Service”
H A Y W A R D ’S
'
Cole-
FAMOUS
F ried Clams
Blvd.
North
of
Ashworth
Fried Clams
French Fries
Frankfort*
Ocean Boulevard at C Street
the
Frankfort*
LA T E LU NC H E S
H OM E M A D E
PIES
CAKES
C STR EET Opp. D OUG ’S G R ILL
SM ITH &
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/
Have You Heard?
Th at Phil Coyne actually prefers
Belmont to Hampton these days?
#
Have You Heard?
That Jerry O'Brien's "welcom e
home" party set everyone back ten
years?
s
Have You Heard?
That the restaurants are crowded
these early mornings with fellows
who sleep on the beach.
Hamburg*
BOB’S BAKERY
Have You Heard?
That Ethel is still searching for
a Ray of Sunshine?
•
Have You Heard?
That Jimmy O'Connor’s compli­
ments will make every girl on the
beach conceited?
4
guest houses— manv t 7 d beach Properties ant
3 Cotta9es for $7,000.00 - 2 F
*S °08e from’
“ Take Out
BOB’S GRILL
Have You Heard?
That Jimmy, the Casino garb­
age man, is claiming psychic pow­
ers?
•
V * • ••t \
m m
Have You Heard7
That the "b a ll" games at the
Greenlands have started?
4
Have You Heard?
That A lice at Randall’s has a
beautiful soprano voice?
DOUGHNUTS
B
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T e l . .826
Hot and Cold Water
R estaurant
(d) Omaha.
2.— (a) 7.023.111.
* Vears'oW. a[" ’ romi» a »)• m
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Flowers By W ire”
Delivery Service
The R O W E LL
50 Modem Rooms
answ ers
Y}gw} ;
mSafa
BOUQUETS
CORSAGES
1— 'Which of these cities of the
United States was conspicuous in
j the invasion of Normandy? (a)
Philadelphia, (b) New York, (c)
Chicago, (d) Omaha.
2— Prentice Cooper recently was
made ambassador to Peru. What is
the population of that country? (ai
i .023,111, (b) 17.023.111, (c)37,023,111 or (d) 77,023,111.
3— How old is the republic of
Haiti? (a) 25. (b) 50, ( C) 100. or
M ) 125 years.
4— When were timber productws
first exported from America? (a.
1608. rb) nog, (c) 1748. (d) 1808.
•’7 ™ * ,Blacl< Hills are to (a)
South Dakota, (b| North Dakota '
,c) Arizona. (d) New Mexico.
Have You Heard?
W hy Dot Maurice spends all her
evenings over here when she lives
in Amesbury.
K E N T V IL L E
Rooms with Hot and Cold
Running Water
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Godlng
Telephone Hampton 950
Have You Heard?
About the scented letters that go
to the bath house two and three
Have You Heard?
times a week.
That Huck is picketing the Cas­
•
ino G ift Shop for shorter hours for
Have You Heard?
Bunny.
That Ernie Rainey will, once again, have old shoes thrown ati him
Have You Heard?
when he says, "Good morning, it’s
That Joe's truck Is stiff compe
M
tition for the Salisbury buses.
10 o’clock.'
FLOW ERS
UD6 BT
HOTEL
H ave Y o u H e ard ?
Have You Heard?
About the "livin g room blitz"
when Jim McGrath took a girl
home from the dance Friday night.
FINE.SERVICE AND DELICIOUS FOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Moulton and Son
11
T
Ross G a ra g e
R U N
BE A CHCOMBE R
DEEP
8:00-12:00^
A. M.
SEA
GILM ORE
FISH IN G
PIER
Hampton
River
F IS H IN G
T R IP S
1:30-5:30
P. M.
D A IL Y
Lines and Bait Furnished
T O IL E T FACILITIES
R AD IO
* .
Have You Heard?
What the usual answer is when
I War-Bond girl, Joan Ward asks,
"W ould you like to take a chance?”
Boats
SE A P LA N E
and
Hampton
Lines
RIDES
Bait
Beach
Air Service
for
C. DeValk
RENT
R. Meier
SPEEDROAT
SA LE
R ID E S
Private Parties, Moonlight Trips Arranged
N. L. Smith
TEL. H A M PTO N 503
Mrs. H. C. Gilmore
N. L. Smith, Jr.
The
BEACHCOMBER
•<c r
The
D iana G agne Is
B rid e A t B each
IN S U R A N C E
BEACHCOMBER
Gagne, as maid of honor
groom ’s sister. Miss Lucli
Montague, as bridesmaid.
Have You Heard?
A brother of the bride, t tb ejC st. guls of Buzzell’s
PANORAM A —
Gagne, served as best manjack7
(Continued from Page Ifyve)
another brother, Armand,
cousin o f the groom, Reamburgs
In the presence of about 200 rel­
\Courtemanche, were ushers1
atives and friends, Miss Diana groom ’ s
to do, is run efficiently inside and
brother, Hector, T h e M A R G U E R I T E
Domina Gagne, daughter of Mr. served the Mass.
out. Quite a change from the little
Helen Marguerite Hupper
and Mrs. Fred Gagne, P street, be­
building ou Marsh avenue where
The bride was lovely la
STREET
came the bride Monday, June 17,
until 25 years ago, someone might
with a net skirt, the fuL
of Arthur LaMontagne, son of Mr. ! which was accentuated by
or might not be on duty and a pris­
Sandwiches
and Mrs. Hector LaMontagne of
oner might or might not “ stay put.”
[ ted satin bodice wtih sw
Manchester at a nuptial mass cele­
Now there's always someone at
neckline and long, tight
brated by Rev. Alan Gibbons at St.
the dejuk— to answer the phone that
Her finger-tip veil and long
Patrick’s church, Hampton Beach.
seems to have a much more urgent
were of the same net mate
ring than any other, to check the
A t the double ring ceremony,
carried a white prayer b
fire alarm teletype and the teletype
Miss Gagne, who was given in marwhite carnations.
messages from the call boxes.
riaige by her father, was attended
The maid of honor, in pin
by her sister, Miss Constance
Downstairs I saw the “ bull-pen”
carried
pink
roses, whfl
and the two small cells, each of
bridesmaid
w ore
an
id
OCEAN BLVD.
which has two bunks and one of
gown of peach, with a bou
which had an occupant.
T E L . 2159
NO E N T E R T A IN M E N T
peach gladioli. Both wore
In the twenty minutes I was
veils with a bandeau of fir
OR FOOD T A X
there in the afternoon and the hour
across the top.
m HAM PTON
BEACH
and a half at night, it was like
Although It’s Fun to
Mr. W ayne H iggins, acc
Grand Central. 1 don’t know how
H. W. YOUNG
ied
at
the
organ
by
Mrs.
D
EAT AT
many people dashed in and dashed
Fogarty, sang Bailey's “ A?
1out, and, even though they were all
ria” and the wedding
“ Mother A t Your Feet Is
ing.”
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C A L L H A M PTO N 2038
Following
the
ceremony,
guests
attended
the
w
Between J & K Sts. on the Blvd.
breakfast at F o ley’s resta
OPEN U N T IL 1 P. M.
ter which a reception was b
ON YOUR SUM M ER PROPERTY
the Community hall and
bride’s home.
The bride is a gradu
Hampton
Academy* and
School. The groom, a grad
St. Joseph High School for
Manchester,
was
recently
9lu,*Utrm &
H A M P T O N , N E W H A M P S H IR E
charged from the navy and I
employed at the Hampton Pu!
-BwnwfEXETER
H aving returned from a w
trip through the W h ite Moui
Mr. and Mrs. LaMoutagn
making their temporary home
her parents on P street.
Cerem ony June 17
JOHN SISE & COMPANY
Serving The New Hampshire
Seacoast Region
Since 1836
Y O U N G ’S
•
Fire - Casualty - Life
4
3 Market Square
Telephone
Portsmouth, N. H.
19 *
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Gfm&id
C A B IN S
The James G rille
M
U M
;
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F o r P rotection
High Tides
IN S U R A N C E
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y& H ct
U. S. Coa9t Guard Station, Hampton
•J o u * u 6 u t U 3 g
BEACH
THE
Q U IN N ’S
12 MILES-—ROUTE 101 C
VISIT
Historic Houses
Phillips Exeter Academy
L in to S ^ o p p e d Ge0rgC WaShingt° " —
4:15 am
4:45 pm
8.9
8.1
F R ID A Y
5:00 am
4:45 pm
8.3
7.9
S A TU R D A Y
0:00 am
G: 45 pm
7.7
7.8
SU N D AY
7:00 am:
7:30 pm
7.2
7.7
M ONDAY
8:00 am
8:30 pm
6.9
7.8
TU E S D A Y
9:00 am
9:15 pm
6.S
7.9
PONY
9:45 am
G.S
R ID E S
10:00 pm
8.0
•
W ED NESD AY
SAFE
persons who belonged there, it was
still interesting.
I think the usual parting words
are
. . and don’t let me $ee you
back here again." So, I was delight- I
ed to hear the Chief invite me to
return anytime.
Old w
H A M P T O N BEACH CASINO
John
he lnd,a" S 10 EsUbl" h ‘ hU Quaint
You I Enjoy and Profit by a Visit in Exeter
H A M PTO N
Ted Herbert and His Band
22871
TU ES.
^Fought O fT th e*! *? Squires_LIved and Loved and
H E N R Y ’S
"20 Years at Hampton Be)
c
THRU
SAT.
“STARS
ON
8-8:30
the
BARBER
New
ST.#
M ON. T H R U
SAT.
THE
A IR ”
T O U R IST
_ _ E ~ e U , n t BU, Servic.
ROOM
M ONDAY
D E L IG H T F U L S H O P P r c
Hampton, New Hampshire
Winter Address
31 Sherwood Road
MELROSE, MASS.
Albert D. Fanning
Hazel P. Fanning
M U N S E Y ’S
S E A G R IL L
N IG H T
C H IC K E N
STEAK
ONLY
—
SEA
“ I f it swims, we have it ”
Fried Clems a Speciall
Lobster All Style
Coast
North Shore
Guard
FOOD
7:30-8:00
O p en
°PP-
CAM P
North Shore Boulevard
In Front of the Casino
" S ^ H J a a S S * " » DISTRICT 1
Opposite the Gas Balls
1 Mile North Casino
THE GREENLAND'S
Right From The Bandstand
P A L M E R ’S
M ODERN THEATRE
Winnacunnet Road
6:45-7:00
Location
AM ATEUR
D IN IN G
PONIES FOR T H E
CHILDREN
— NO W AITIN G —
Leaders for the Beginners
A IR
Groceries, Cold Meal
Abraham
Capt. Fred*Williams ‘NYOKA*
DEEP SEA FISHING PA RTIES
Leave State Pier Daily and Sun.
8:00 A. M. and 1:30 P. M.
Bait and Lines Furnished
78 Marsh Ave., Hampton Beach
Hampton 2240
M ARKE’
B Street
Fresh Fruits
Vegetabj
TE L.
“ See Them Made"
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197 Ocean Blvd. Candy Mailed
THURSDAY
AGENCY
HAM PTON
CAND IES
'
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Fresh
Dally
W A R R E N ’ S FAMOU8
Correct -Figures at
TOBEY AND MERRILL
E X E T E R . N .H .
13
Station
Hampton Bead
D]
IHIfU
750 on E very D ia l
B ou levard at A Street
HAM PTON
BEACH
TEL.
591
The BEACHCOMBER
The
%
am ateur hour
Arm as Guyon
—
Thlnl prize went to Roland SanSouel, 21, ot Haverhill, who sang
“ Temptation,” and George Lekaa,
21, of Haverhill, took fourth prize,
s lu in g “ Day By Day.”
MIbs Catherine Marie Jones of
Watertown, who Is spending the
summer at the Avon, was guest ar­
tist, playing several selections on
the xylophone.
CONTRACTOR
TeL 863
BLVD.
Compliments
Hampton Beach Chamber of Commerce
which provides
YOUR ENTERTAINMENT
THE PENNIMAN AGENCY
W R IT IN G
EVERY
FORM
OF
I N S U R A N C E
EXCEPT
ROGER’S
GRILL
Marsh Ave. Opp. B St
Pastry
Sandwi
Peter Fuller and two other hand­
some lads in their convertible
cruiser.. . the blond Morgan family,
Pat, Bob, and Duffy, catching
fourth glances on the beach. . .
Bill Cronin and company sitting at
the band stand Friday waiting for
Sunday’s concert to start. . .Alice
Dineen with attractive new up-do. .
Margaret Landers and fiance, Ed
Lynchs making the
rounds. . .
•“ Mope” Fane&sey and Southern
gal-friend
with
the
boulevard
crowd. . . Bud Ford greeting his
Casino friends. . . Pat Dorsey wait­
ing under the clock. . . Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Cuddy, Jr., and party
enjoying the new Frolics. . . Terese
O’Brien and Ens. Kevin Cash
caught in the Sunday traffic. . .
Mary Elizabeth Cronin enjoying
her sister’s sunburn. . . Tom K il­
leen crossing the bridge from Sal­
isbury to Hampton. . . Mr. Cook
starting his 11th year o f taking the
water’s temperature.
J U N K IN S
Delicious
HOME
MADE
CANOII
CORN
S P E C IA L T Y
See Them Made
193 Ocean Boulevard
Norton’s Fish Marke
Fresh
—
LOB8TE'
FISH
North Beach
Next to Coast Guard Sta
TRY
THE
HARBOR
G R IL L
7:00 A. M. _
Meats - Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
(In 6eason)
WE
CARRY
B IR D S E Y E
A
COMPLETE
LINE
FROSTED
OF
FO O D S
Your Guests Will Enjoy Our
H O M E B A K E R Y PRODUCTS
last March, Selectmen Elroy G.
Shaw and Edward S. Batchelder
and Judge Perkins met with the
full board of Public Service Com­
missioners in Concord last Tuesday
in an effort to alleviate the water
situation on the beach.
Judge Perkins stated that the
commissioners were In sympathy
with the problem and cooperative
to the point that they would send
an engineer to make a study of the
situation under actual Bummertime
conditions and report to the com­
mission.
It was pointed out last March
that during the biggest days on the
beach water pressure was so low
ennmh0\elB
r0QmlDg houses
" W( " ° f et water on the second
and third floors without the use of
a booster pump.
ALL
a
bowl
for
1:00 A.
HOME COOKIN'
S T A N D IS H
G IF T SHOPF
“ A trip through tfn
Sta?idish G ift Shop '
like a trip around #
w orld”
O cean BouleW
A t “ A ” Streol
RECREATION— H E A L T H — 8PO R T"
ALLEYS
Weekdays: 10:00 A. M.-12:00 Midnight.
Sundays: 1:00 P. M .-9:00 P. M.
M odern Refrigeration Plant
A Cordial Welcome to All!
Mc l a n e
A STREET
harry
BAKERY
Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Juras of
Holyoke, Mass.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mlrg. Augustine Coskren, Green,lands Tourist camp, are Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Oskar and family. Also
! at Greenlands. at the home o f Mr.
and Mrs. John Manning, is Miss
Claire Concannon, and at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W alter Davis is
Miss Grace Morris of Andover.
f.
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Visit The
ferncroft
We Invite Summer Visitors To Inspect Our
CLEAN, W HOLESOM E
Miss Catherine Maloney of Man­
chester is at the Idlehurst on J
street for her second year as hos­
tess.
Among the K en tville guests are
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Townsend
and daughter, Joyce, of Amsterdam,
N. Y. Mr. Townsend is manager of
the Albany Carpet company. Also
W alter F. Taylor of Reading, Mass.,
there this week are Mr. and Mrs.
Largest A gen cy on H am pton Beach
~ Have You Heard?
That Dot Lacy had five males all
to herself Sunday night?
BAKED BEANS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
AND
E
S
T
A
T
E
Open
(Continued from Page Three)
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Snell of the
Snell Manufacturing company, Bos­
Guests at Boar’s Head Inn are ton, the Misses Betty and Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Judkins, Jr., Chrones of Pawtucket and New­
of Somerville, N. J. John Oleson of port, R. L, and Mr. and Mrs. A.
Providence; Gerald Lee from A t­ Morrison of Manchester.
tleboro, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Ken
iSeven Gables has among its
Hobart of Nashua; Mrs. Elkins and guests honeymoon couples, Mr. and
Mrs. Ecker, both of Manchester; Mrs. John Lauferriere of Troy, N.
Mrs. W illiam Rosenfield of W ash­ Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Henry T.
ington.. D. C.. C. T. Smith of Smith- Peary of Laconia, N. H. Also, Mr.
field, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. A. De­ and Mrs. Donald W aterfield, Troy,
marco of H averhill; and Mr. and N. Y., Mrs. Ellen Martone and
Mrs. F. Bertsche and (laughter daughter from South Barry, Mass.,
Peggy Ann. of Manchester. Conn. and Mr. and Mrs. Tetreault of Lat­
Among those staying at the Dev­ hams, N. Y.
—
on are the Lyons family of Paw­
Among the guests at the Nudd
tucket, R. I.; Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Homestead are Mr. and Mrs. C.
Quennan of Rumford, R. I.; Mr. and Cavanaugh and daughter of Tewks­
Mrs. F. Hulme from Central Falls, bury, Mass.; Miss Ellen Walsh
R| I.; and Mr. C. E. Brown of P rov­ and sister of Haverhill; Mr. and
idence.
Mrs. Robert Allen from Springfield,
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BEACHCOMBER
T E L - HAMPTON
H A M P T O N BE*
Alleys Will Be Open During Fall Month*
Sum m er C alen dar
Issued B y State
Official spokesmen for groups
planning events not listed in the
first issue of the calendar are
urged to send complete details to
the State Planning and Develop­
ment commission, Concord. It was
pointed out that the calendar is a
valuable publicity medium, as it is
mailed to well over a hundred
newspapers, magazines and radio
stations outside of the state, and is
used for servicing inquiries.
Concord, July 4— The first 1946
edition of the New Hampshire
Summer Recreational Calendar, re­
cently issued by the State Plan­
ning and Development commission,
has been distributed to tourist in­
formation booths throughout the
Btate. The folder serves as a handy
vacationist's guide to coming re­
H a v e You H e a rd ?
creational events in our “ land of
About the student from Belmont
vacation variety” , and includes in­ who has worn out 3 carpet bags
formation on summer theatres, already this year?
^
fairs,
exhibitions,
conferences,
travel, as well as yachting, golf,
H ave Y o u H e a rd ?
tennis, and other sporting events,
Ever heard of anyone getting
plus news of the state’s main vaca­
malnutrition from “ Baton?”
tion attractions.
As many chambers of commerce,
resort operators, and organizations
H ave Y o u H e a rd ?
planning events during the vaca­
That the natives are staking
tion season have been forced to de­ claims on early weekenders by
lay announcement of programs, it spending the early hours of the
is felt that the first edition of the morning on the beach. When the
Recreational Calendar is not a sun comes up you can see them
complete listing of all vacation crawling out from under the boards.
events. A second edition of the Cal­
endar will be published sometime
H a v e .You H e a rd ?
later in July when news of more
Jean
McDonald
introducing
events and programs is available,
“ Hank” Horan as her husband?
the commission said.
M ain Office
Ocean Blvd.
Tel. 654
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