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VOLtraffi 7d, NO. 50
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE
Citizens ox To morrow
Christmas Eve, Carols will be
sung and Santa Claus will visit
st the CtMnmunity Tree for children,
on the lawn of the Baptist church.
T t e party is sponsored by the Leeion and Auxiliary witii HarOld
Fitch of the Waterfalls Restaiy^nt
stssisting.
/'
At 7:00 P, M., the party vfU be
held, and Lester HiU will Itad in
the singing of Carols, George DeFoe and Robert Warreii will play
trumpet solos. The children will be
given gobdies donated by the following generous menibers of the
commimity: candy ^gh^en by Mr.
Fitch, of the Waterfalls Restaurant;
apples given by William Wolcott
and Harvey Black; and oranges
donated by Arthur Brown of the
Firs* National SV're, •
Music Clubs of Area
Sponsor Christinas Concert
HILLSBORO, Dec, 11 — New
England C9Uege will hold a joint
Christmas concert with the Senior
and Junior Glee Clubs of Hillsboro
and Antrim, and the Monadno«dt
Chorus in the Methodist Church
in Hillsboro, DecenJjer 16. The public is invited to attend
this gen«ral songfest free of charge
and sing under the direction of
Kenneth Jewett, director of the
New England College Glee Club,
and president of the N, H. Federation of Music Clubs,
W, S, K. Yeaple of Hillsboro will
deliver a brief Christmas B«iedic-
singing aeveral Carob wHh Mte.
Gertrude Thomton pianist After
the Giri Scouts arrived the 8»»"*
speaker was introduced. Mrs, J. F.
CuUck, of ^ p i n g , epoka^ on het
hobby, the "Romance of Bdls."
This was a very appropriate s \ 4 ject for this bcdiday season and
was wijoyed by aU. She told of
many belb in foreign countries,
and brought a cdledion to display, telhng where ihey cam* frwn
and how she began her bobby. Tbis
program proved especially interesting to the Girl Scouts. The hostess chairinan was Mrs. Byron Butterfiddi and refreshniebte were
served at a table decorated with
candles, greens, and some tinsd
and ornaments were draped across
the attractive taUe.
COMING EVENTS
The Eunice Baldwin 'Chapter,
DA..R., will meet at the home of
Mrs. Grace Perry on Sat, Dec. 13,
No exchange of gifts, but a collection will be received for a
DAR., project Dues are payable
at this time. Two piano niunbers,
Mrs, Porter and Mrs. Baldwin;
violin duet, Mrs, Weber and Corinne Duval; vocal solo, Mrs. Baldwin,
The Benevolent .Socier^s and
: Deborahs' Christmas Sale a!nd Silver
*'*'°*
nn
Tea will be held in the vestry,
CKURCH NOTICES
The concert will begin at 8:00 At the Ahtrim Bajtist ChUrdi,
on Sat, Dec -13. The sale opens at
P. M., according to Roy Buck, pub- D e c 14, after the regular 9:45
2 P, M„ the children's program
licity director of the College Glee Sunday Sdiool Classes, the 11:00
and Silver Tea during the after-, BOY SCOUTS StfPPER
Club.
This week the Messenger and affiliated papers present another
noon, -Mrs, Roach and the work
A. NL, moming seryice wiU be
The local Boy Scouts, assisted
committee are behig assisted by by the Troop Committee, and with
panel of younsstsn i n Ibe seriee IDI "CMnns of TeeoatnwJ*
h d i Rev. D. F. P<aTon'8 swmon
Mrs; Donald S. Baker, who hasdonations fromi the conununityi
topic is "One World—One Book,"
Top row — MaleolxU, 4 months^ son of Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Hall
taken charge of the decorations, served over lOO people, a fine pubUc.
in observance ai Bible Sunday. The
of Henniker; Wayne, 6 months, >|6n of Mr. uid Mrs. K H. Colby;
but has many helpers.
story fbr the dnldren is about "Tbe
supper, eaming about $55, This
Linda, 6 weeks, dau^iter of Mt. and Mrs. Robert Sterling of
For once ih your life you canmoney will be used for the troop.
Littie Red Sled.**
Henniker,
enjoy the beauty of a snow storm They wish to thank the townspeople,
The.6:00 P. M , Union Christian
witiiout getting wet or cold if you stores and merchants who conBottom row — Tamara, 5 montii old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Endeavor Society meets at the BapNEIGHBORS
NIGHT
AT
GRANGE
visit the vestry on Sat P. M. There tributed, and for all who helped
Irwhi Holdner, Jr.; Gail, 9 moi^tiis, dau^xter of Mr. and Mrs,
• . ' • • : ' • »
The Antrim Grange Hall was the tist Church.
-will be 14' or 16 men there who
Glen,
Leroy E^ Eaton; and Sharon, 6 ssbstfas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
y^ y^ •" "* ."I
~ " "vT.; serve the supper, William
wimam w
ei
scene of the . Annud Nei^bors At 7:00 P. M., in the Bsjptist
N i ^ t held Dec. 3, by the Griange. Church, wUl be an appraptiaia
Raymond Connor,
will hsten to whatever you say, but ^ ^ ^ ^ ^f Advancements, and Ro
bert Lang, the assistant ScoutmasAbout 50 were present; 32 from movie shown for BUsle Sunday
will not reply. They are out in the - " •• •
ter, spoke briefly.
Antrim; 6 from Greenfield; 2 from caUed "The Book for flie World
Legion
Team
Whis
4
8
^
see
whsit
it's like
all about.
storm
too and
i t Better go and
Mr. Lang presented the following
Oak Hill Grange; 12 from Benning- of TMnorrow."'An ofiEering will be
awards: 1st Class Scout to Robert Over Strong Pittsfield Five
ton; 7 from Hillsboro; and 1 from taken.
BIRD AND GARDEN CLUB
Warren, and 2nd Class Scout awards
At the Baptist Parsonage at 7:30
Peterboro, After a brief business
The Caroline A, Fox Bird and to the following 'boys: Bruce and HILLSBORO, Dec, 8 — In a
meeting the following program P. NL, on Dec. 15, wUl be a Worid
•Garden Club held its last meeting Duane Perron, Nelson Fuglestad close, high scoring game Sunday
was presented: Harmonica solo by Wide GuUd meetiug. • .
of the year at the home of Mrs, and Donald Wallace,
aftemoon in the High School gym,
Thursday, D e c 18, is a Prayer
John Chute of Greenfield; Piano,
.
ANTRIM,
Dec,
11
—
The
State
Georgianna Gile, with Mrs, Hulda
the Hillsboro Le^^On Basketball
Meeting,
foUowed by the Alontfaly
solo
by
Edith
Daniels
of
HiUsboro;
Johnson; Miss Ethel Farley and BAPTIST CHURCH ZMAS TREE Team defeated a strong Pittsfield Department of Education has acBusiness
Meeting.
Recitation,
Grace
Taylor,
BennhigMrs. Vanessa Beard, who was uh. cepted an invitation of the Antrim
On Dec. 19, at 7:00 P, M„ the team 48-46,
ton; "Aunt Dinah's Quilting Par^,"
HANCOCK
jible to be present assisting hostess- Sunday School pupils of the BapChuck Hoag, a former basketball .sdiool Board to attend a meeting sung by the Grange members;
' es, '
tist Church will have a visit from player in Rutland^ V t , now work- to be held at the Antrim Town
In conneetion with ^ CSirf^bhas
Officers for the ensuing year Saxite dlaus at the^Xtoaas t r e e and ihg in Hillsboro, was ^ g h scorer Hdl at 7:30 on the evening of Reading by Mrs. Marietta Lang,
were -elected: pres., Mrs, Rebecca Party held at,tHe chiuxih. A movie with nine points, fc^owed by Red December 18th, at whidi time rep- Antiim; Vocd solos by Lester HUl, sde, the Congregational Junior S o Kyle; viCe-pres., Edna S. Perk; '"The Child of Bethlehem," will be Phelps, who sank four from mid resentatives of the State Depart- Antrim; Carols sung by the m o n - ciety ol Hancock, wUl hold a puUie
bers. Refreshments were served to baked bean' supper at tiie Hemsec.-treas., Hannah A. Webber,
shown. Parents and friends may ^.^J^^J,,^
zuent of Education will discuss iSt^
court
"The firat
Tne
nnRnumne^on
mmiber on^a_ yyery
^ "fine
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_
5 % . r . , .•- . . . ._i-ir.- - ^- -ii-tr- >'< jsoick. v^try- Haxeaiasi evroing- -at
'The Grange'CSisttUsB Ttee am «:0D P. ilL'Mjci. Charies Matthews
Sslaver, was hish
"*" '
"player,
high man for PittsParty will be Dec. 17, Everyone of the Maplehurst In;a in Antrim
Bddwin and Mrs, Martin, Letters VETERANS' GIFTS
Tbe Antrfm S6hool Board is in is to bring a gift to exchange (not is sdieduJed to h d p s a v e the supfield with 23 points.
•from absent members were read by
viting Sdux)! Board members from over 25c and marked for lady of per,
Have you forgotten all the vetComing
Legion
games
are
Wed^ ^.
Mrs, Ethel Peaslee. Mrs. Rutii Ethel erans who madie "our White Christd l the surrounding towns and also
Farr wrote at lengtii about a trip mas a happy said sake one this year? nesday, Dec, 10, with Sunapee; any interested dtizens to attend. gentieman or child), ChUdren may
•to New York City, whioh she had A box is placed in Butterfidd's Sunday, Dec, 14, with Milford, The t h o u ^ is that severd other be guests, and a gift should be Sonja H e a i e I c e Show
recentiy made. It was most inter- Store for any article that could (tentative); Wednesday, Dec. 17,Boards wUl follow this meeting by brought for them.
Reserved Seats T o u t Attcactkm
esting and I think she visited every make a useful present for a veteran Newport; Sunday, Dec, 21, with having subsequent meetings in their
park and museum and outstanding sick "at White River Junction. Crusader Clizb of Manchester. towns with the hope of eventually WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING
HILLSBORO, D e c 11 — Witii
place of interest in the city, also Don't forget to take a donation be- Games start at 8:00 P. MTuesday aftemoon, D e c 9, at interest in the New Tear's in New
building a substantial, modem edu•the Rose Gardens in Hartford, Conn. fore Dec. 20th.
cationd plant and program some- Library Hall, about 35 members of York contest, sponsored by SQllsPomona Grange, N o . 2 0
Mrs. Exena Blott told of her trip
where in this area and govemed by the Woman's Club and aU of tbe boro merchants, increasing'daUy,
to Ripon, Wisconsin, where she and LEGION TO HOLD MEETING
a cooperative school board made Girl Scouts, as specid guests, en- tiie Christmas tree committee anHolds Annual Meeting
her husband are spending the
up of members from each of the joyed a very interesting program. nounces tiiat the tickets to New
A "very important meeting will
Due to the Ulness of the presideht York have been ordered, "nckets
•winter with their daughter.
be held at the Legion Hall, Dec.
Mrs. Esther G. Clark of Man- communities concemed.
Mrs. Katherine Webster wrote of 16, for all members of the Myers- chester was dected master at the « The program will open at 7:30and secretary, the meeting was con- for the trip can be secured in HUlsJier life at Winter Port the home Prescott post, No. 50, of the Legion; annud meeting of Pomona Grange where musicd groups will present ducted by Mrs. Evdyn Perron, with boro stores.
Mrs. David Bassett secretary proof Rawlins College, and its many to discuss plans for a building.
Reserved seats for the trvenfaig
No. 20, at Odd Fellows Hall, Man- a program of Christmas miisic and
tem. FoUowing the usud opening peiformance of tbe New Ice Show,
culturd advantages. Miss Mary
the
maih
program
should
get
under
chestw, Tuesday, Dec, 2, to which
exercises, a brief business meeting produced by Sonja Henie and ArHearty sent greetings from Man- Rev. Yeaple t o Discuss
Amoskeag Grange, No. 3, served way at eight o'clock.
was held. A delegate, Mrs. Alwin ithur Wurtz, have'been arranged for,
chester,
,
T 1- European Aid Sunday
as host
School Boards in Hillsboro, Deer- Young, and alternate. Mis. Evdyn
in addition to the tour of the NaMrs, Hulda and Miss Edna Johning, Bennington and Antrim have Perron, were voted upon to attend
Other
officers
dected
were
the
tiond Broadcasting and Tdevision
son togetiier gave a good story of
'following: Overseer, Theodore P. already signified an interest in a
Christmas in Sweden. It was all HILLSBORO, Dec, 11 — Dr. W. S, Beauregard, Manchester; lecturer, study" of the cooperative school the Presidents' Conference in Con- Studios in Radio City, as w d l as
cord, Januaiy 13 and 14. A sum of tburs to the Hockefdler Center
K.
Yeaple
will
devote
a
brief
very interesting.
Mrs. Helen L. Beauregard, Man- plan, of education for pupils in the $5.00 was donated to the Daniel Observation Roof and the Empire
period
on
Sunday
moming
to
a
An interesting and instructive
chester; steward, James H, Mc-upper grades.
Webster Home. A notice was given State Observation Tour, the "Depaper on 'Dutch Day' at tiie con- pulpit editorial on "What are the Kenzie, Grasmere; assistant steward,
Every public-spirited citizen who that a public meeting, sponsored fense in Action" and 1001 marvflJs
facts
about
European
Aid."
His
vention in Anisterdam, Holland, of
Morris Rolfe, Aubum; chaplain, wants his commimity to get the by the School Board, wiU soon of the age at the RockefeUer Goithe women of the worid, was pre- discussion grows out of his con- Mrs. Anna Terrill, Manchester; most education it can for each tax
be held, and for the members of thfe ter's interesting "HaU of Motion,"
ferences
with
officials
of
Church
pared by Mrs. Perk and read by
treasurer, William H, Munsey, dollar should be concemed enough Woman's Club to try to attend,
The couple to be sent wiU leave
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Atwood. World Service, Letters from Wash- Henniker; secretary, Scott F, to attend this meeting.
Mrs. Archie Swett gave an inter- HUbboro at 8:00 A, M,, December
Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Martin, ac- ington and information gathered Eastman, Goffstown; gatekeeper,
from Mr. James C. Flint with whom
esting talk on Current Events, 30, and wiU arrive in New York
companied by Mrs. LQlian MatHILLSBORO JTEMS
he traveled about the state recentiy. Charles Elvin, Goffstown; Ceres.
touching upon problems such as ; for supper that evening. They wUl
thews, sang 'Silent Night and Mr. Flint was for more than a year Mrs. Annie F. Holmes, Riverdale;
I stay at either the Taft, Victoria, or
'The First Noel,"
The fire alarm was rung at 5:15 County Jails, Sunday FootbaU and
stationed in Berlin, Germany, as Pomona, Mrs. Helen E. Dearbom,
Gbvemor Clinton Hotels witii aU
other
recentiy
discussed
items.
A
From a very attractive table, representative of Church World South Weare; Flora, Mrs. Georgia P. M.. Tuesday night for a chimney
expenses paid. AU attractions have
delicious cakes, assorted cookies Service in charge of distribution of R. Ketchum, North Weare; lady fire at the Poland residence in back Current Events group will meet
been reserved and generous alJanuary
6,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
assistant steward, Mrs. Mary M. of the Hillsboro Cleaners. Both fire
and mints, coffee aiid tea were relief.
lowances for meals and incidentals
Anna B. Tibbetts.
Tumer,
Goffstown;
pianist
Mrs.
companies
responded
to
the
calL
served.
•
will be provided the winners.
Mrs.
Vera
Butterfield
led
in
Portia Chapter, O.E.S. Election Lena P. Elvin, Goffstown; execu- Not much damage was caused.
SALE, SUPPER AND SHOW
tive committee for three years, Mrs.
NEW YEAR'S IN NEW YORK ' NEW YEAR'S IN NEW YORK
The Ladies' Aid put in a long
Beulah Beard, Manchester; execuday last Saturday. The aftemoon
HILLSBORO, Dec. 11 — The tive oommittee for two years, Mrs.
Monadnock Lumber Co.
sale was very satisfactory, tiie annual meeting of Portia Chapter,
Edward Ketchum, North Weare;
_ LUMBER —
candy table was soon sold out, and O.E.S., will be held Monday night
delegates to the state grange meetpaper products and aprons sold well. Dec. 15, in Masonic Hall. There will
B
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i
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d
a
n
' Sopplia* — Baildart'
ing at Concord, Mr. and Mrs. James
The supper was a good one and be election of officers also InstallaHardwara
— D a P o n t Painta
H. McKenzie, Grasmere.
well patronized. The Julie and tion of officers. After the meeting
Mill Werk — Inaolatien
The main business of the momJohn Show was a success too. The a Christmas Party will be enjoyed
DEPOT SQUAKS
Peterborough — Phone 484
Community . Hdl was filled ^ by the memhers. Each member is ing was the acceptance of reports
capacity. The merchants of HUls- asked to bring a small gift for the of the home welfare, and the bird
committees. Memorid services were
boro very generdiidy l»elP«^ . ^ f tree.
ladies by giving more than fifty
held for deceased members of the
PACKARD INC.
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CRABLSS J. WAMRXN. Prop.
^5.00 — ^3.00 — ^2.00 free door prizes; Blankets —
R Onr Personal Interest
MONUMENTS AND M A S K E S S IN
LOWER VILLAGE CHAPEL
Lamps — Perculators — Cash for winners. All games Jack
GRANm AND MAKBLS
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SLATE ANO BBONZE
Pot. 5 c pcr card — 3 for 1 0 c .
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News Items
Froiii Antrim
To Dbcuss Cooperative
School Moyement Dec. 6
At Tasker's
It's EASY
To Christmas Shop
B-E-A-N-O
St. Mary's Hall-Sat. Dec. 13-8 P. M.
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Thursday, December 4, 1947
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sons have inoved to their fonher
home in Riverdale.
About twenty deer have been
Hadloek
shot in Weare to date. Did you
Coeceapondeat
get one?
Miss Julia Hansen, who has been
''Schools in town started again visiting in town, has gone to the
•fter a few days vacation during Centennial Home in Concord to
-tbe holiday.
niake her home. We understand
Mrs. CiJrrie Cleveland and two that Mrs. Annie Dewing is also
there,
Mrs. Mariana Wilson and son,
D R . W. F. MANSFIELD
Clinton, have moved from the Old
Opttnnetrist
Hotel in North Weare to Riverdale.
Mr. Ian McLean and his bride
62 Main S t , Newport, N, H.
i
have
retumed from Connecticut,
At 4S Heanlker St., HUlsboro,
. where they were married recentiy.
by Appointment. Tel, U4.
JThey will reside at the McLean
Poultry Farm in tEis town.
Several Friends met at the home
Weare
A- .
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Deal to the Public
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F. H . A . Payments* Arranged
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? Women and ChUdren.
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What About Prices
Of Furniture
Upper Village
Grace M. Cratte
Cofrespondent
filled maltrrss f m ^29.75 r i ^ now.
•
In December 1947 an all «dhite coal range widi 18 inch
oven and stainless steel top costs only ^ 9 . 5 0 .
"Chet" Sweeney and Arthur
Benware are lucky deer hunters.
Some from the village attended
the Pound Party giveh to Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Cutter on Saturday e v e ning,
Elmer Crane captured a second
Mr. Mink in his henhouse.
All were lucky deei- himters at
the Brenigan Hunting Chateau.
UPPER VILLAGE SCHOOL
Those who eamed , one hundred
—••
[ per cent in the final lesson on
The Fortnightiy Club of the .Friday were: Charles 'Baptist
Lower Village met at the home of j Catherine Monegal and Norma
Mrs. Charles Leedham, Mrs. Helen Sweeney.
Krim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. We have started on our Christmas
Harry Nissen, was a guest. After program. It will be given at the
the business meeting Mrs. Leed- sdioolhouse on Friday afternoon
Iiam served her famous 1830 Hoiise December l&th.
Our Art lesson was Christmas
Delight dessert which was a treat
to a]l. The next meeting will be decorations for the windows.
held at the home of Mrs. Morris
Those in the first grade who have
White. It will be an Xmas Party finished the three preprimaries and
and each member is requested to started Book One are: Ronald, Roy
bring an inexpensive gift. Congratulations go to Mrs. Morris White
this meeting , as she is celebrating a
birthday.
The Ladies' Aid met for a Special
meeting at the Chapel to discuss
plans for the supper they are having
on Dec. 13. The hand made quilt
on display at the Service Shop will
be awarded at this time.
Mrs. A. C. A. Perk is visiting
this week in Boston.
Miss Doreen Daymond shot her
SOLD AT
first deer.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Dec
Wool l i n e d
10, at the home of Mrs, Charles
C
O
M
BAT PANTS
Leedham for their Annual Xmas
^3.75
Party.
• A six tube Radida made by RCA-Victor sells for
^24.95.
• Y o u can buy a cabinet o0 heater for one or two rooms
for ^ 9 . 7 5 with flue connection.
• Ctidcet chairs in good covers are ^ 7 . 8 2 , cricket rockers,
^.84.
• Before the war linoleum surfaced floor covering was
59c a square yard, today it costs 65c to 69c in the cities or
60c at Eaton's in Hillsboto;
• Divanolas ynAt. arms were ^60.00 to ^70-.00 in the
good old days. Npw you can buy a better one for ^59.50
These are cmly examples. Most of the furniture you
need for yottr home am be bought at reasonable prices.
And furttUure makes a practiad Christmas gift.
EATON FURNITURE CO.
P H O N E 250
HILLSBORO
Open Sattarday
Night
Army Surplus Clothing
Articles Make Wonderful Christmas Gifts
Deering
Mrs. Merie H. WeOs
Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cooper were
THE GOLDEN RULE IS OUR MOHO
WOODBURY
FUNERAL HOME
Lower Village
Hillsboeo, N . H . invited to the home of Mr. and
P h o n e 171
HILLSBORO DAIRY
——'--—---...
for a song service. There were sixteen present and a lunch was served by the hostess. The next iring
will be at Mr. Leon Reed's Sunday
evening, Dec. 14, at 8 o'clock.
Moving pictures at the Town
Hall have been discontinued until
January.
Weare Community Club met at
the Grange Hall Thursday for the
day, Ihere was a demonstration of
bread and rolls by Mrs. French and
Mrs. May Hadlock. There were 14
members present It was voted to
have the Christmas Party December 19, There will be an exdiange
of gifts and a tree.
The W.CTiU,, met with Mrs.
Hadlock on Wednesday, Dec 3, for
a regular meeting. Devotionals were
led by Mrs, Holmes and plans
were made to help with the Christmas program at Grasmere, Dec.
18 at 2 P, M. The Circle voted to
Invitationi r - AiawuncemeaU
give
$6;00 toward the candy given
Cards — OTHEB PHumRO
at that time, Limdi was seryed
BAAXWELL PSESS, HJUIMIUB* N* H .
by the hostess.
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Weare Grange held its regular
meeting Dec, 5, at the Town Hall
E. K U R T Z N E R
at 8 P, M. After the general routine of business, a short program
Watchmaker & Jeweler
was given by the Lecturer. Places
OFFICE A T HOME
were made to* hold the Xmas
Tel, 90 Hillsboro, N, H,
Party, Dec. 19, with. an exchange
W e s t M a i n Street
of gifts by all. Master George
Waterman announced that there
will be annual installation January
2, at which time Deputy Frank
ARCADE DUVAL
Kimball will he the installing ofhas repaired shoes in Hills- ficer and a supper will be served.
boro for 35 years.
You can nbw leave shoes for
repairing at Proctor's L G. A.,
Store and we will retum them
as good as new.
Castom Work — Millwork
LVMBER FOB SALE
Fbuied or Rongh
----———
ci Mr. and Mxs. Alfred F l a n d e n
boro was ii caiter iat P t o a u m l a n d , Maxgy. Baptist and Rose day ell ware busy maUng snow
Faxm, (me day last
Sweeney. K«nda Camen is in men and playing "Fox and Geese."
Leonard Cote is spending
her . third preinimer also Fhl]^ SaSiy Crane and John Ftesach,
time in Newport, S. L
MmiegaL Carol Sweeny is starting fluid graders, are doing arithmetic
with tfae fourtfa g(ade:
Mrs. Rita Yeaton was a ludgr her first
Mrs. Crane has finished reading
deer huntor, the fiist day of the
We are taking turns in choosing to us the Veimonl' story "Gin
open season.
games to {day out of doors wfaen Granger." We all enjoyed i t
Misis Beatrice Cote and Stanley
the sun shines. Last week *'BaSi
Alexander of Lebanon visted rdaui'Ring" was the popular game for
tives on Sunday.
the teller grades and "Hb^xtal tfessenffer ClassHteda Never Speak
Quite a number enjoyed the Tag" for the lower grades. Mon- — Bui Httadreda Aaatoer
skiing at die ski tow at Hillside
Farm, last Ssrturday.
Norman Cote was a business visitor in Concord, one day last wedc
C. Harold Tewksbury of S l l s boro.was calling on frienda in town,
last Satuiday.
William Harringten of Concord
was in town, last Friday.
Robert Vincent of GoSstown
It is true diat some kinds of fumiture are sdll scarce, and
was in town one day last week, on
business,
some prices are tob Kigh, and some prices are still iiucreaang.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Putnam have
retumed from Rhode Island, where
Politicians who want to bring bade the O P A have exMr. Pittnam was employed for sevagei^ed tiiese problems. Tbe fact is diat average.increase
eral weeks and will soon go to East
is not excessive ati<< good fumiture is still a good investment.
Swanzey where he has accepted
employment
For eicample, you can buy a genuine Red Cross spring-
Mrs. Philip Chase at Henniker,
Monday evening and when they
arrived found that a surprise stoik
shower was being given to Mrs.
Cooper. She was escorted to a.
beautifully decorated table made up
to look like a baby's crib, which
was filled with lots of lovely gifts.
After Mrs. Cooper had opened her
presents, a social time was e n joyed during which dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.
George Ellinwood of Washington,
was a recent business visitor in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holden of
Amherst visited his mother, Mrs. A.
A. Holden and family, on Sunday.
Mrs. Holden has just retumed from
a visit of several weeks with relatives in France.
Floyd Jones and Walter Whitney
have been reported as lucky deer
hunters.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert of
Hillsboro were callers at Pinehurst
Farm, one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cooper e n tertained a family gathering of
fourteen, recently, at their home,
Chick-A-Biddy Farm. Those from
out of town present were, Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Cooper and Mr.
and Mrs. Diamond Maxwell and
family of Henniker.
Mrs. H. L. Herrick attended the
luncheon of The League of W o men Voters at Concord last week.
Mrs. William P. Wood received
a $3.00 award, for answering the
correct question over radio station
WKNE, last week.
Mrs. Clarence Tingley of Hills-
NAVY
STORM
^.75
SUITS
SUNTAN PANTS
^2.00
Rayon
GLOVE LINERS
^1.00
ONE-FIFTH OF ACTUAL WORTH
S U N T A N SHIRTS
^1.65
Dress
FIELD JACKETS
0.50
U S E D ARMY
RAINCOATS
^2.95
COVERALLS
.
0.25
LeaAet
A R M Y GLOVES
0.25
NAVY
BLUE G L O V E S
^1.95
L O N G WOOLEN SOCKS
^1.65
FELT S H O E S
^1.50
O. D . S W E A T E R S
^3.00
Drawstring
FIELD J A C K E T S
^.00
FLIGHT BOOTS
^7.95
MACKINAWS
^9.75
TROOPERS' C A P S
^.00
O. D. PANTS
0.50
Meriirme
RAINCOATS
^6.50
H . B. T . JACKETS
0.25
ARMY SLICKERS
^.00
BOOT I N N E R S O L E S
^.25
LEATHER T O P PACS
ARMY C A N V A S BELTS
$0.5
FLYING V E S T S
^1.50
JUNGLE H A T S
^.50
BUCKLE
OVERSHOES
$5:25
SKI PARKAS
^ . 0 0 eadi
Red H U N T I N G
^1.75
NAVY
HATS
RAINCOATS
^6.50
O. D . SHIRTS
0.50
A R M Y QUJLTS
0.00
MAROON
W O O L .BLANKETS
0.00
5 0 % Wool
UNDERWEAR
^.90 each
L E A T H E R FUR
W O R K GLOVES
0.25
Kapoc
SLEEPING BAGS
^18.50
U S E D ARMY
MACKINAWS
0.95
ARMY
INSECT REPELLENT
fl9
COMBAT SHOES
0.50-
SHEEPSKIN LINED
AVIATORS' BOOTS
01.95
NECKTIES
^.25
W H I T E SKI M I T T E N S
^75.
Army-Navy Surplus Store
BRIDGE STREET
HILLSBORO!
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Thursday, December 11,1947
PiiWlcrticw TbeAdfrettUtagMadieeiibeCaatoeeook
VaUey Towtm—Acdtta,
Beacdker,
PAOBS
his home.
in the village.
Mrs. Martha Newman has gone At the Julie and John Show at dento of WasUngten received the
on a trip to Georgia to visti her HUlsboro, after the supper, served .piMc ior .the- eldest-li^ tiiere. An
Mrs. Jtdia Otterson
son and fanuly, Franklin P. New- by the Ladies of the Methodist otdilid: was giyen .to Mxs. Proctor.
Correspmident
man. Hope she finds warmer weaby School Reporters
Mrs. P. Rolfe, Mrs. Hazel Drew, ther than we have here.
GIRLS' JUNIOR HIGH sdkoOL BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Simday School is now weU atOur league includes the seventh, eighth and nineth grade girls. There' Mrs. Zarda Cilley, Mrs. Warren
Hayford and Miss Kay Heil, went tended by the chUdren of the vUare four teams: Wellesley, Mr. Holyoke, Simmons and Skidmore. At to Concord on a e p p i n g trip Sat- lage.
present Skidmore is leading with 6 points.
xirday.
Mrs. NeUie Nichols of Penacook
The Skidmore team consists of: Capt., Joyce Bigwood, M. Wescott, M.
Miss Marion Wilder of Peter- was in town over the week-end.
Fletcher, K. Powell, C. Phelps, R. Nickerson, M. Duggan, E. Wilton and boro was a week-end guest of her
Mr. Lester SmaU has retumed
sister, Ruth Otterson.
home from the Mary Hitchcock
M. Jones.
Many hunters in town bver the Hospital at Hanover.
I
D.AR. CITIZENSHIP PILGRIMAGE
week-end; others have their vacaMrs.
Harry
Trow
is
in
Newport
(New Hampshire Plan)
tion now.
Thursday, Deceniber 4, 1947, Mrs. Harold Harvey spoke to the girls in Mr. A. Crandell and Ben Davis, on duty as a nurse.
the Senior Class baout the local D. A. R., and the Good Citizenship also Elanson Crandall and friend j Mr. Ray Bennett of Hillsboro,'
Fred Otterson, Albert . Claris of
Pilgrimage.
of Rhode Island, are at "What Cheer I Keene, and Norman Davis of ConCamp.' •
•
I toocook had a grand time looking
ASSEMBLY
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davis
of
Penacook,
over the country and how they love
An assembly was held on December 5th,-in the high school gym to get
were at their cottage over the to tramp.
*.
the baskelJ)all season off to a good start.
week-end.
Mr.
George
Fowler
has been
Students and teachers gave their views on the coming basketbaU
Mr. Ralph Kinch is at his home having an artesian weU driUed at
season. Speakers were as follows: John Stafford, Senior; David Wood*
7th G,rade; Jean Hilliard and. Fred Stamatelos, members of the
teams; John H. Bell,. Headmaster; Louis J. Shopes, Coach of the girls'
Sundial Shoes; Endieott Johnson Shoes; U . S. Rubber
basketball team; Serjgius J. Beamard, Coach of the boys' basketball te^m.
Footwear; Hood Rubber Footwear; Van Heusen Shirts, Ties
Cheers were led by Kay Carew and ten prospective cheerleaders for
SC Pajamas; Tripletoe Honery; Saranac Gloves; Woolrich
the coming season.
Woolen Clothes; MiUer Felt Hats; Lee Woris Clothes;
Sweet Orr Woric Clothes; Wolverine Woi4c Gloves;. Campus
out the game.
HiUsboto High Defeats
Sportswear; Hanes Underwear; Healthknit Underwear;
In the preliminary the Alumni
Craftsman
Wallets; Style K n g Belts SC Jewelry; Hudson
Alunmi ill Season Opener
girls defeated the High School
Suits
&
Top
Coats.
lassies by a iscore of 29-2L
Jttst arrived this week—Shop and save in Hillsboro.
Hnj.SBORO, Dec. 11 — A poCU.4Fr5Jlf^iV WALLETS
tentially powerful HiUsboro High FOR SALE — Used table model,
•
Desk
lamps,
bronze
finish
with
round
reflector
at
^2.95.
$2, ^2.50, 0 , ^3.50, 0 . 0 0
team succesfuUy opened its basket- push-button, Silvertone, plays good,
Others
baU season Friday iiight, Dec. 5, sounds bad, if you buy it and can't
B Clopay ciutains, more new patterns in straight drapeswith a decisive 44-33 victory over fix it you have thrown away $3.00.
^1.00 SC ^1.50
at 89c. N e w cottage sets at 5 9 c . .
We took it in trade for an RCAthe Alumni.
MEN'S BELTS
I Maytag washers^^two of them on die way from the
The High School five jumped Victor radio, Eaton Fumiture Co;,
^1, ^1.50 Sc ^2.00
SO*
to an early lead and held it through- of HUlsboro, N. H.
factory this week.
BOY'S BELTS
• Metal smokers, another new shipment, heavy and at65c, $1, SC $2.00
tractive at ^5.95.
MEN'S SUSPENDERS
futtett ^ K^^lotkipia czi^k
• Hassodcs, another shipment in plastic covets induding
^1.00 Sc ^1.50
SCHOOL STREET
HILLSBORO, N. H.
reds and blues at ^7.50 and up.
B O V S SUSPENDERS
79c
• Spreads, blankets, curtains and toweI»—fresh new
stock for Christmas shoppers.
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
S N O W S U I T S FOR GIRLS A N D B O Y S
' 19c, 25c « 50c
t Dinette set»—-we have been nearly sold out but reWater Repellent and Gabardine
ceived new dirome sets and new maple sets yesterday.
Size 1 - 4
Red & Blue W O R K
Washington
ro High Hi^Lights
New Things
For Christmas
at EATON'S
JUST ARRIVED
Hundreds ttf Christmas Gifts at Money-Saving
New Shipment of Nylons—
FALL SHADES ~ 51 GAUGE 20 DEN. >1.50
LIGHT SHADES — 51 GAUGE 20 DEN. ^1.50
IRREGULARS — ^1.19 SC $1.29
Remember to bring any sewing you want done to
Barretts-Clothing Shoppe
Eaton Furniture Co.
Depot St. Hillsboro
Phone 2 5 0
O p e n Saturday r>n^t
N^jirv V l frv V i fiR> VTrfnT;-V>-'f^
R DRUG
•UTFir THE
HANDKERCH;][EFS
Prices.
29c
COLLAR PINS SC TIE
CLASP SETS
$1.00.SC ^1.50
COLLAR PINS
50c
TIE CLASPS
50c, ^1.00 SC ^1.50
KEY CHAINS
^1, ^1.50 SC ^2.00
¥ M o I. e
I sldiJ
aaaa
You can outfit the whole famUy at a minimum of cost. Your
clothes wiU look like new after they've been cleaned by us.
Bring your old clothes in today—we'll make them look like neto
MEN'S OVERCOATS
LADIES' COAT^
.-.
(fur trimmed $1.50)
CHILDREN'S SNOW SUITS
SKI SUITS
$1.10
$1.10
75c
$1.00
PICK-UP SERVICE: Antrim and Bennington—Monday
and Thursday; Henniker—^Tuesday and Friday; Hillsboro
—Monday thru Friday, Saturday moming.
FREE PICK-UP A N D DELIVERY
GALL 214
HILLSBORO
r
Cara Nome Gift Sets
f2.00 to ^4.75
Stag Shaving Sets
^1.50 to >3.00
Oid Spice Sets
^1.00 to ^5.00
Lavender Shaving Sets
^1.69 SC ^2.25
Friendships Garden Sets
^l.Op to ^2.50
Rexall Gents Sets
^.98 to ^1.59
Evening in Paris Sets
^1.50 to ^15.00
Kaywoodie Pipes
^3.50 Sc ^5.00
Tabu Perfumes & Colognes
^1.50 to ^17.50
Ronson Lighters
^5.50 to ^8.50
Tuya Sets
^3.50 to ^8.85
Wrist Watches
^10.00 to ^20.00
Prophylactic Leudte
Comb and Brush Sets
^2.50 to ^12.50
Old Spice Shaving Sets
^1.25 to ^5.00
Coty Xmas Sets
^2.25 to ^6.50
HUlsboro, N . H .
Supervisors of the dieddist will be in session at the town
office on December Sth and 9th^rom 7:00 P. M., until 9:00
P. M., for the purpose of alteration or change in party
registration.
«
Signed
R. CONNOR
R. DAVIS
H.MARTIN
5upertH«or« of the ChecWitt
GIFTS FOR HIM
LaCrosse Manicure Sets
^3.00 to ^10.00
CLEANERS & DYERS
NOTICE
GIFTS FOR HER
<<A
Williams Mens Sets
^1.50 Sc ^2.00
Gillette Razor Sets
^1.00 to 0 . 0 0
DeVilbJss Perfume
Atotnizer
^1.50, ^2.50 SC ^3.50
Xmas Wrapped Cigars
Sc Pounds of Pipe Tobacco
Sportsman Sets
^2.25 to ^lO.dO
Gift Stationery
^1.75 to ^3.00
Sunbeam Electric Shavers
^23.50
Brush Sc Mirror
Dresser Sets
^4.95 to ^13.95
Remington Threesome
Electric Shavers
>17.50
Silex Co£Fee Services
^8.45 to ^9.95
All gifts will be Xmas
wrapped or wrapped foe
mailing at no extra charge,
if ao desired.
Musical Powder Boxes
^7.95 to ^8.95
Baker's Pharmacy
A sparkling selection of Von
Heusen and Congress ties is
here for you to. choose fronx
They make grand gifts, and we
have them in the latest colors
and designs.
^1.00, ^1.50, ^2.00
Van Heusen
BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS
^4.95 Sc 0 . 9 5
other brands $^98
Flannel Pajamas
^2.98, .^3.50, ^3.95, ^4.50
Flannel Night Shirts
^2.98
Vtm Heusen
BROADCLOTH SHIRTS
^3.25, 0 . 9 5 , ^4.50, ^4.75
other brands $2.98
Van Htnisen
Triple Toe
WOOLEN SPORTSHIRTS
H O S I E R Y For M e n
^ . 9 5 , ^6.95, ^7.95
Rayons .35, .39, .50, .79
Boys'
Wools .50, .65, .79, .89, .98 BROADCLOTH SHIRTS
Boys' Rayons and Wools
$2JL5 '
^^^^n^ta^u^i^tT^,i^
We can take care of the dodiing need, for "the little
guy .n the family too. Our Boy's Department is
large and complete so whv not ae^*0-^• .«v.
t L-
FELDBLUM'S
Open
SattardtsyEve!!^
HOLSBORO; K. H.
<^^^i New Year's JnNer^ York TkkeU
Here
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"^nuiaday, December 11^ ,1947
Khpscnanr Publkatiou—The AdverttMag Media el ti>e Coaoocook Vallay Towns-Antrim,
CENTER SCHOOL
Weare rdiearsing for the Christiprogram whieh wiU be pre^«niled Chiistmas Eye at the HUls• ; M o Center Club. The leading parts
'4rill be .-taken by Orville Edwards
eaad Katherine KuBiaekL
When Mr. Seruton came to read
the meter we asked him^to draw
ua a Christmas picture on the
Uaekhoard. He drew a large Santa
Glaus, which we like very much.
We are making Christmas pres. ents for our relatives in our spare
time.
Judy ComweU and Rosalie Smith
have been absent from school becatise of colds.
- We received a number of inter-
6
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esting ttttext- from -die '; pvUie Lambert
Laundry
6
7
s d w o i t d New York, witfi wkch
LEADING BOWLERS
we are. corresponding.
PF
The ohUdren told us about the E. Fleming
1741
taU buildtogs and busy streets of J. WUt
1431
New York. They are curious to R. Parkmian
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know what the country is Uke, ^ Teixeira
1684
1655
One girl, named Joan, sent us
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a picture of herself.
j^^y connor
1632
BOWLING LEAGUE STANDING S. Poluchov
1630
P.
Dyer
GP PW PL L. Vosburg
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Andrewis
1622
11 D. Gove
19
6
Whitney
1621
H.
Martin
11
19
6
SuUivan
12
18
6
Machine
EVERYBODY
13
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6
Martin
READS THE
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VJ'.W.
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13
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MESSENGER
Antrim
20
10
6
Seaver
OPEN
SATURDAY NIGHT
UNTIL 9 P.M.
BUY THE
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96.16
95.6
^4.14
93.12
9U7
9016
90.12
90.10
90 J2
90.2
90.1
Oscar Robb, who wUl spend Uta I Saturday, Dea IS, at 8:00 P. I t r
ANTIOM
a Peuiy Sale will be held ct tbe
winter thereL
News has been recehred in
Dec.-19, a daooa spoosoted by Antrim Town Hall, in charge of
of the bkth. of a dau^ter to Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel M Jemison d the high school pupils, wUl be heki ' Mrs. Betty Amiott, sponsored b y
P h i l a d d i ^ . Mrs. Jemison was in the Town HaU. Jimmy Wylie's the St Parick's Church fai B e n formerly Harriet ^Udnson of this music wiU be enjoyed at this hoU- siington. A blaritet will be ghren
town.
t day dance, from 8 to 12 P. M. Dress away.
'
Mzs. Jennie Prescott and lier sis- is (q^ttonal at this star-Ut prom.
ter wiU Q>end the winter in Florida, Come on out and enjoy yoursdf. > Advertise fax the classified section'
Her house is now occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Brooks and famUy.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur EngUsh o i tertained over the wedt-end, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray EngUsh and son,
from Lebanon.
Miss Bemice Robb spent the
week-end at her home here ind
drove back to New Jersey MonS UMTIL CHPiSTMAS*lfl47
day, accompanied by her father,
iLfbar^t*%
A l l NEXT
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V m i R R i m K K VflUEY inSTiTOT^^
11 SOUTH MAIN ST.
CONCORD, N. H.
eaatiful Jewelry, Bonnd to Pleas'*
se \ m Credit, Bay With Ease
Thi« Chrislma* give the gift of lasting beauty . . . ever preeiou*
Icwelry. Here In the finest collection we have offered in years,
you will find a breath Uking array of brilliant diamonds,
femeui watches and hundreds of other gifts . . . designed
»o clfifc everyone on your c'ft M»t
»^>«j»
.tm
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WI i
'T-I'V^ -is *
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Voriety of
m«del«.
All erttrcKtiva
. . . depend-
Men's Stone Ring
$10 o c up
19.95"'
50c DOWN
SOc A WEEK
simulated Pearls
'3.00
$<
SOc DOWN
SOc A WEEK
Electrie Iron
Lapel Wateh
1.89
'29.75
SOc DOWN
SOc-A WEEK
75c DOWN
75e A WEEK
Caryinr Set
'8.50
SOe DOWN
SOc A WEEK
Baby Ben Alarm
Clock
'4.40
50c A WEEK
.
MATCHING
WEDDING
BANDS
'26"
SOc A Week
Matching 14K
gold wtdding
bonds for
Brid« and
Groom.
-..•
Glamorons
Compacts
$0 o c up
SOc DOWN
SOc A WEEK
Piece Drener Sei
Beantlfnl Cameo Pin
%
$1
SOc DOWN
SOc A WEEK
SOc DOWN
SOe A WEEK
10 95
'15.60
Collar and Tie Set
$<
'2.95
SOe DOWN
SOo A WEEK
Completely Fitted
Travel Kit
'9.95
SOc DOWN
SOe A WEEK
ALL PRICES INCLUDE TAX
\
W A Week .
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Man** bnprM-^ >^t-^T"
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LOCKCT AND
CROSS
*iv* ring.
AAOMIV*
14K9eld
SOe A Week
OeM A I M lodcot
ondcre**—«spMtly raeliiOfMd.
SCOTT'S NO EXTRA CHARGE
PAYMENT PLAN
50c a week will purchase up to
$25.00
75c a week will purchase up to
$37.50
$1.00 a week will purchase ^ to
$50.00
$1.50 a week will purchase up to
$75.00
$2.00 a week will purchase up to $100.00
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Thursday, December U ,1947
HOlflM
C TIOM
PENS, PENCILS & SETS.
DESK SETS, Foimtain SC Dip
ZIPPO SC EVANS
LIGHTERS
WALLETS SC KEY CASES
FLASH LIGHTS
JACK KNIVES
aGARETTE CASES
WATCHES ^6.95 Up
ALARM CLOCKS
ALUMINUM TRAYS Si
DISHES
BURWODD GIFT ITEMS
CRIBBAGE BOARDS
POKER CHIPS
'
PLAYING CARDS
CAMERAS
McMHiignr iptiWkiit<''nii Thn Advertiiing ^f^-al,, tfaa Contoocook Valley Town*—Antrim, Henniker, Mhboro.
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ist's office); li^jKiiinnai/iit 9 0 Q ' W ^have given to Dorothy Colbum;
"WMUR Julie and John Show
Paul McAdams^f'Coffee won by J'ree Hair-cut given to Paul DunHas Capacity Crowd Here
Georgianna Foiyle and Florence &p.
Reed; Pineaiiple won \Sy Maty ° Ticket for Free Dinner won by
HILLSBORO, Dec. U — On Sat- Lougee; Spot Remover won by Myrtie Page; Free Manicure won
urday evening, De«ember 6, a ca- Richard Severance; Ski Sox won by
^y Leslie Connor; Orchid given to
pacity crowd of approximately 150 Richarcl Baldwin.
'Mrs.
Ada Proctor for being the
people spent. a laugh-filled two
Suspenders given to Leroy Eaton i
hours with Julie and John Williams for W i g t h t prettiest knees; 2 ^ «West guest present (80 years); 5
of station WMUR, Manchester, ,«sses to Sie movies given to Mary ! f l s . gas given to Jessie Vosburg;
sponsored by the Ladies' Aid of the ^ T m a n ; Ticket for Free Meal i ^ ^ ^ i f . «'^^" *°. ^ ^ ^ ^ i ^ " ^ ] ^ '
CONGREGATIONAL
Methodist Church Many prizes given to Mri. Hden Chapman;-Woo Socks won by Rite I ^ p ,
Saturday, December
and gifts were given out as foUows: RoUed Oats won by Walter Ster- | y y.>a Bn"^^ Mrs. Geprge Colby,
Pin-up Lamp for the most re- S g ; Nylon Hose ^ven to Robert P ^ i p Woodbury. Domd^^^^
cently married couple given to Mrs. Henning: 4 Passes to the Movies ^^^ F r a ^ Fowle Shavmg Set
Gordon Skinner; Wishing Ring won given to Robert Henning to be^'OJJ by Ruth Wdliams; Bon-bon
by Mrs. Frances York; Birthday divided with his pals; FlashUght dish given to Leon Parker; Five Meaaenger Classifieda Never Speak
Gift of Free Dinner at the Valley won by Frances Sweet; Weather 1 ° ^ ° L ^ " ^ ^ ^ ° " . J L « S
Hotel given to Mrs. Mary Whitney; Prophet won by Roger Eaton; Pic- Sanbom. "Hie Good Neigbor gift
Antique Humidor won by" Anna ture won by Mrs. Charles Hunt; and bouquet was given to Mrs. NelKulbacki; Pyrex cake pan won by Woolen Cloth won by Mrs. CUf- l>e Elkworth who could not be
Stella Martin; Garden Spray won ford Murdough for being Mother present to receive it. Aprons were
by Ruth Woodbury and Fred of the Largest FamUy; Chocolates f'^^'^ *« Mrs Manon Harris and
Clough; Candy by Ethel Peaslee; won by Mrs. George Edwards as Miss Nora Ashford as the runnersFruit Bowl won by Mrs. Monbleau; runner-up of largest famUy; Free up m the contest.
Bed Tray won by Belle Mosely; Washing won by Gerald Sweet
CARD OF THANKS
Free Wave and Shampoo won by for being Handiest Man around the
____
^_
My
sincere
thanks to rtiy kind
House;
3
strings
of
Bowling
won
Elizabeth Baldwin; Free Wave and
Shampoo won by Henry Martin; bV"Virginia* Lougee; Cigar^given fnends and neighbors for the cards
$2.00 worth of Frozen Foods won to JJrs. Otterson for having been a^ flowers received during my
by Mr. .and Mrs.' Foster; 1 q t a Mother-in-Law the longest num- »*«« <'* the hospital and since my
Heavy Cream won by "Red"'-Coch- ber of years; Hat won by MUdred/**""* ^^°^
Mrs. Fred Dutton
rane; Bait Can won by W. Smith;' WaUace; Free Dry Cleaning Job
Lock set given to Kay Tasker (who won by Mrs. Henning; Free Finger
CARD OF THANKS
met her husband whUe in the dent- Wave won by David Sterling; Free
I wish to thank everyone who
helped in' any way on the Good
Neighbor letters on the Julie and
John program. The flowers and
broach are beautiful. Thank you..
SHELL
- Mrs. Netlie Ellaioorth .
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ASH TRAY SETS
GORLISSBROS.
COLSTER SETS
W. DEERING, N. H.
TeL HiUsboro 18-13
COOK BOOKS
BABY BOOKS
Deming Water Pumps
BIRTHDAY BOOKS '
N E X T . YEAR
DL^RIES
STATIONERY, FANCY
NOTES, CABINETS
ETC.
J,-
THREE
A . R. Wilder, Prop.
Telephone:
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Concord ^^898-11
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NOTICE
TRAINS
PULL T O Y S
BOOKS
DOLLS
ALL STEEL W A G O N S
TRUCKS SC CARS, all kinds
POOL TABLES
P I N G P O N G SETS
TRICYCLES
BASKETBALLS
DOLL CARRIAGES
SKIIS, POLES, B I N D I N G S ,
& WAXES
ORDERS P R O M P T L I Y FILLED
Jaines Ellsworth
TRADE IN
YOyR OLD
RADIO .
CASH
TOIWARD
A^ NEW
- ' ^ - •-, • V
WEEKtY
iPAYkENTS
RCA VICTOR
With the "Golden Throat"
MANCHESTER
Liberal allowance for your used
radio in trade and weekly pay*
ment terms.
DIRECTORY
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29 HAHOVB S n m , MAMcanna
Big selection of 12 difierent new
models to see and hear at
Eaton's in HHIsboro.
Prices
start at ^19.95 for a five tube
Radiola, and indtide an R C A
Victor widi fordgn station band
for only ^39.95.
RCA]/fcron
•Vk»*--T.«.«» 0. ••ft*o»
99.50
Butler's
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F-M
also standard
broadcast
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Widi special antemia this set t«ill bring F M
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tone and volume o n standard broadcast.
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for Americin
broadcast or
foreign progtams
39.95
All RCA Victor tadioa hsve tfae superior
"Golden ThroaF* tone.
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PURS OP DISTINCTION
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JOIN THE
BOOST HILLSBORO
COMMITTEE
Automatic vohim* con
trol. "Magic Loop"
antenna. Colorful, ttrolght-lin* diaL
Sharp turing. WalmAplastic cot*. (Ivery
fWsh slightly hlgh«rJ
P A I M T U O ' StTFFUQES
MULTI-FACET DIAMONDS
Vu^taa,
RCA ViaoR
19.95
MANCHESTER, N. H.
Wm. L. Nuttn^, Inc.
-
RCA Victor record playet
ready to plug in A N D sixteen
new 10 indi R C A Victor
records. Complete outfit
A Complete Une of
Fsane taxo WALLPAFBI
rt0tfttWtff
Petrytkiata in Mutie
Sale Speciah 9.95
VKTROIA 'iuWO^HONOeiAFH
TakM up to 12 r*eerdf. PewarM
ampRfleotteo. "GoWtn Throot" fooe
naen. "Snent SoppHrt" pkkup, no
M*dlM to change, ne
hlss,r«cordslastlons*r.
Cobban'
Wallpaper SC Paint Store
RxooBos — SKBR MUSIC — BAITB
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24.95
yet ifs 90t the
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H^LLilf^RX C U T O U T
C A R D S FOR C H I L D R E N
PHONP 3S.2
HILLSBORO, N. H.
Supervisors of the dieddist will be in se^Mon at the town
bffice o n December 8th and 9da. from 7:00 P. M., until 9:00
P. M., for the piupose of alteration or diange in party
reorganization.
Signed
R. CONNOR
R. DAVIS
H. MARTIN
Supervisors of liie Checklist
Three Stete Registered
Optometrists
Expert Repair Work
Jewelry M<n«mlzatloB
1217 Ela» St., MaBefc««»«r, N. H.
1
"More and more HiUsboro
people are finding fuel oU
convenient and dependable
for heating and cooking. For
dependable yeiar 'round fuel
oU service I recommend
James EUsworth."
WAYS
TO PAY
SLEDS
G A M E S , all kinds
— But Himdrede Anateer
• 30
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f
ERECTOR S E T S
13, 2:00 a^tiock
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VESTRY
H A V E PLENTY OF WATER
Hopkinton, N . H .
Lionel Electric SC Wind U p
CHURCH
Teal
RANGE & FUEL OIL
i,
CARD OF THANKS
-We toish to express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to all the
neighbors and friends for the many
deeds of kindness and sympathy
shown us in our bereavement. To
the bearers we are very gratef-ul
for their services rendered.
'iJArs. Andrew McDonald
Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Edrttunda
Mr. and Mrs! Francis Britton w
Ctjme and See
HOT PLATES
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PACZ 5
I Entertainment - - Silver
CASH for your CAR
CARS for your CASH
v--^»iaB5a
Opea Thurt. to 9 P. M. — Open
Sat to 5:30 P. M.
624 Wnxow 9nzR, MAifcnsna
PhoM J8S0 • 18S1
O. L. HAZELTON
B. 8. ffRVXNil Prep.
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'at
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MOMOKENTS AKB M A I X E M
Corner Eim and Aubum Streets
MANCHESTER, N. H.
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TRADE IN YOUR OLD RADIO TOWARD A NEW RCA VICTOR
EATON FURNITURE CO.
DEPOT ST.
HILLSBORO
PHONE 250
Open Sattirday Night
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Mmicngnr PuUicatloas—Tfae Advertisisg Media of th* Contoooook Valley Towns Antrim, Hennflwr, HlBsbwe.
Visit us today and remember, when you make purchases here you con depend upon us to back up tha
monufocturer's guarantee all the way. We carry Nationally Advertised Brands and sell them at the lowest possible prices.
All your old favorites are back again and Concord
Hardware has them for you, so there's no point in
giving unknown or unbranded substitutes instead ot
appliances ond other gifts you'll really love^to give
and receive. Easy terms on all purchases too!
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VACUUM GLEANER
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EASY TEBMS
EAST TEBU8 \
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MAKE DAD HAPPY WITH
BETTER TOOL GIFTS FOR
A MORE ENJOYABLE HOBBY
GE ELECTRIC ffiON
Xhe n e w Hoover
Cylinder Oleftuer,
MoSel 50—eleus by
powerful l i i e t l o i i .
Featoriaf the Dirt
EJeetor, a aew idea
fat dirt dispotal.
no 47
Automatic controls guarantee
against ruining costly garments
and furnishings.
Tha popolwr-prlced
Heever Cleaaer, Modal 28—with ezclulre
TedtiTa Aetloa."
DREMEL MOTO-TOOL
KIT
T O O L CHEST
MODEL NO. 1
'6.7.'
5 Other T
uple $17.
2.SUCE TOASTER
Eaiy Terms 1
'4.50
Moto-Toel
•ad
23 Accessories
Ali chrome plated for beauty and
easy cleaning quality. Easy action
drop-down doors.
Model No. 2. With Soecial Attachmeriis
Complete
G^^^Stt^
Juit Guide I t . . .
Average Cutting Speedi
One Foet fof Minute
Selection
'^
leTenu pieeee;
64]np Teapot
'3.29
4 to 8 eup lize.
New ceramie parts
time and clear
brew w i t h o u t
doth or metal ae>
eessoriet.
"PRESTO"
%
Percolators
12.95
'2.89
Here's the pressure cooker she knows
is tops! Easier to use and easier to
clean. She'll love you for giving her
one of these beauties.
4 to 6 cup sixe,
Without Inset,
maices up to 12
eupfuls "boUed'
coffee.
KEEN AXE
IMt qt size.
Bottom may
be used separately as 2qt. s a u c e
pan. •
'2.19
2 qt size.
Snug fitting
cover confines thc
steam.
Others
at $5.50
M-
'24.95
E:.
"Columbia" quality vliw.
Somo with pipe-vise attaeh-
C A
Purchases On
"•."vment Plan
Good-looking
and efflcient. Easily in.stalled and
economical to
operate.
Toilet
PIN-UP
Seat
LAMPS
DOOR
CHIMES
'2.00
To chime the glad
tidings of a friendly
visit. Both front and
back door.
THE FASTEST THING ON RUNNERS
STORE HOURS:
Monday-Friday 7.45 a. m. to 5 : 3 0 p. m.
Satnrday 7 : 4 5 a. m. to 9:iOO p. m.
Others
at $11.95
I.ZeDU
'3.50
_
Q
'5.45
A welcome oddition to any home.
Heats by convection. Just plug it in
and presently you'll have the eosiest-to-get heat in the world. No
bother, no fuss . . . and it looks like
Q fine piece of furniture. '
BOTTLED GAS
HEATER
OTHER SETS LESS MOTOR
$3.49 and $4.49
ONLY 1 6 M O R E SHOPPING
'4.95
$18.33
WITH MOTOR
. ^
$ Q
•MUors Falls" . . . hai
BBooth bakelite hancQc. Complete with blade.
BENCH VISE
Others
at $3.45
Regularly $ « 4%
The CONSTRUCTIONEER
Heavy steel runners securely fastened to hardwood body
As slick as the packed snow they'll glide over this winter.
55 INCHES LONG!!
BITBRACE
Others froi
98e to $3.9
"NOMA"
ELECTRIC HEATER
and Girls
Makes 13 different motor-driven toys plus
many other stationary sets. Educotional and
oh, what fun! Dad and all the rest of the
family will enjoy one of these sets . . . for
a long time to come because they're built
to stand a iot of punishment.
89'
HOME GIFTS THAT GRATIFY
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Made by "Rexford" . . .
"MiUers Falls" and "Pexto".
Jersey type. Head seeurely
Easy operating . . . tep
attached to handle.
quality.
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when w a t e r
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when water is
low and can
a v o i d '^o^.
drys."
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'2.95
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Others
at $1.79
$23.S0
Make All Purchaiei On Eoiy Tjme^ Payment Plan
3.29
|Tea tastes better s e r v e d
'from sparkling
glass.
Wbistling Tea Kettle
P R E S S U R E COOKER
Double Boiler
^ '2.29
fa^
'1.19
BAST VEBKS
Vor the novice or veteran eraftsman . . . no limit to the length
at stock it will handle. An electrie jigsaw that takes no jigging , . .
mly a trifle heavier, than a hand scroll saw. Uses less electricity
ican 75'W8tt lamp bulb.
retlttaat eook ware
low prieee . . . bay ber
CLUB GLASS C00KWARE!''"!^^xSS5y flame
Drip Cofiee Maker
CLAW HAMMER
NEW MPEOTiD Electric Scroll Saw .
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Sturdy . . . divided compari
Bients. For novice or vetera:
craftsman.
Hell use this tool for ever
so many things . . . for
drilling, polishing, marking,
sharpening, grinding and routing. Kit contains the master "MotoTool", 23 of the most commonly used practical accessories and attractive tool kit.
Make All Purchases On
Easv Timfi Pavment Plan
TERMS
,\
Cover
up
'7.9!
Excellent choice. Many
styles and shapes. Re-^
ducing stock.
Gleaming «
amel flnl^ ovi
heavy, b a n
wood stock.
g
Courtesy,
Quality
With Every
and
wmm
e.
Friendliness
r0
Purehase
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TtiajAaaa
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w%we wUet^ee a^a
etaurt, iri
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"Hiursday, December 11 ,1947
mals. We have also been studying
birds. The following pupils have
put out new feeding stations for
the birds, June Beaupre, Jane
Woodrow, Catherine Teixeira, John
Martin and Russell Clark. *
In our spelling test on Friday the
following pupils received one h)mdred in their spelling tests, Darlene Powell,' June Beaupre, Jane
Woodrow, Catherine Teixeira, Judith Shaii>y, Eugene Broadley, Albert Lane, David Jovin, Walter De
Witt Woods, John Evans, Roscoe
Putnam, and Ronald Dunlap.
David Jovin had charge of the
School l^ews
GRAMMAR SCHCX>L
GRADE TWO
Roberta Polucho^ and Edward
Tasker have beeh, out sick.
>
Mrs. Daivis was out sick for two
days and Mrs. Day substituted for
her.
"The Meaning of Christmas," is
the name of our Christmas play.
We hope we have a lot of visitprs
come to see i t
In Science we are studying mam-
meeting of the Audubon Bird Club GRADE FOUR
on Friday afternoon.
We are preparing a Christmas
program.
GRADE THREE
Henry. Wood has made a nice
We have made some Christmas Christmas poster.
We are having simple fractions.
trees. Eveiyfime we have ohe himJohn, Kathleen, Edward, Beadred in Arithmetic we put a gold
trice, Beverley, Patricia, Robert,
star on our tree.
' Joan's mother visited us Wed- Constance, Karen, Betty and Maxine got 100 per cent in a spelling
nesday.
test.
We had twenty words in spelling this week. Tlie foUowing children had one hundred: Leo, Joan,
Charles,- Roger, Thomas, Norma,
Laurence, Fay,' David Sterling, Patricia Yeaton and Theresa Duggan.
Our. Christmas play, "Santa's
Christmas Court," will be presented
Thursday afternoon, December 18.
We hope our parents and friends
will be able to attend.
Harrison Baldwin played two
piano pieces for us. We enjoyed
them very much.
• Y o u avoid the cost of a long drive and the problem of
dty parkmg.
•
Y o u find plenty of new stock in all the Hillsboro Stores.
•
You find lower prices and friendly service in Hillsboro.
BUY NOW WHILE STOCKS^ ARE COMPLETE
Drawstring Apron
48" high 10 rods $7.49
^ 0 " high 10 rods $8.98
• CO^IPACT BOLL
,
•
•
.36"
42"
48"
• Whenever you come to Hillsboro, to shop, you can
enjoy a good dituter at one of the Hillsboro restaurants.
Open Saturday
o u can greet your guests in an
apron if Uie apron is as decoraY
tive as this one. Make it of sheer
cotton in pale yellow or other pastel,
trim with ruffle, pocket and drawstrings of cotton plaid. A direction
leaflet for making (Sis TEA APRON
may be obtained by sending a
sumped, self-adc*re8sea envelope to
the Needlework Department of this
paper asking for Leailet No. E 1411.
MVi gauge 2 point
80 rods $6.49
100 ft. roll $15.49
100 ft. roll $16.98
100 ft. roll $19.98
Medium W<>;f.Kt 32" hiqh 10 line
20 rods $10.98
Buy Your Feeing Needs on
Sears Eosy Payment Plan
12V^ gouge 4 point
80 rods $6.98
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WELDED FABRIC WIRE
I
1"x1" 14 gauge 48" high
100 feet $35.98
1"x2" 14 gauae.36" high
100 feet $16.98
47" high 10 line
20 rods $20.45
save
Night
WELDED JOINTS
11 GAUGE WISE
39" high 9 line
20 rods $19.98
money.
HILLSBORO
• HINGED JOINT STTLE
GALVANIZED STEEL
BARBED WIRE
• GALVANIZED STEEL
BINGE JOINT
• SOLD IN 20 BOD BOLLS
R A n d don't forget to show thie children the big Commuiiity Christmas Tree.
EATON f URNITURE CO.
• COMPACT BOLL
ST7LE
HEAVY WEIGHT FARM FENCE
• While you're here yoii can see the movies at the Capitol
and'bowl at the Bowlitorium.
S H O P FOR C H R I S T M A S I N HILLSBORO
• HI.NGED JOINT
DOUBLE PICKET
LAWN FENCE
R T h e Capitol Theatre will present a free show for children during Christmas week.
what you want—attd
HEAVY WEIGHT
POULTRY FENCE
58" ^ i g l i TO rods $9.98
48" high 10 rods $8.98
60" high 10 rods $9.98
MEDIUM WEIGHT
POULTRY FENCE
• Bakers Drug Store is conducting a voting contest with
valuable prizes for boys and girls.
P H O N E 250
people sitting in front of a fireplace
cheerfully waiting for a "ThiaakBgiviag Dinner.*'' !
Walter Sterling drew a -wall
Christmas picture, and Hvrison
Baldwin the Dec^nber Calendar.
- David Whitney has retumed frrai
the hospital after la tonsilectomy,
and will soon retuxn to schooL ',
(Continued on Psge 9)
SEARS COMPLETE FARM STORE
i Y o u may be the one who receives a three-day two person all-expense trip to N e w York at New Year's. When you
buy groceries, clothing, hardware or anything else in Hillsboro you will receive free coupons and if you win, you will
be notified the night before Christmas.
yottr shopping—fittd
GRADE FIVE
We are woridng on a Christmas
play to be given Thursday afternoon, December 18.
^ We are studying fractions and
seen to enjoy them. 95 per cent of
the class averaged 90 per cent all
the week.
^
Mrs. Day's lesson in art on Nov.
26, was a free-hand picture bf two
CARLOAD SHIPMENT
OF FENCING
When You Shop
In HILLSBORO
Enjoy
PACSV
Menenger PubUesttooe—Tbe Advertisiag Media of tbe Contooeook Valley Towns Antrim, Henniker, misbeco
1"x1"
14 gouoe 3 6 " high
100 fdet $27.98
1"x2" 14 qouqe 4 8 " high
.100 feet $21.98
SEARS IS OPEN EVESY SATURDAY
UNTIL 9:00 P. M.
EASY TERMS ON PURCHASES OF $10.00 OR MORE
SEURS
/t's nigh on to Christmas
and sure as you live
HEATING PAD
lAAAPS
For someone you're puzzling just tchat to give
liip
gifts
are the best gifts
of all!"
1. Genuine Ford Parts
are one of the 4 big reasons why our
Ford dealer service saves you time,
money and trouble. They're made right
to fit right and last longer.
Vm Reddy to tell you. for gifts large or smalt
"Electrical
19 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL 3330
CONCORO, N. K.
aocK
YOUR ILKTRiC MRVANT
IRONER
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3. Ford-trained Mechanics
know your Ford like a book.
They get to tfie root ef things
fqtt to save you iponey<
4. Special Ford EqulpraMff
b sure fe save yeu inoney, tooi
Bunt for Perdi, tt de« Hie |eb
Jtetter and ciuidcer.
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Answer Them"
10 PLEASANT STBEET — COKCOBS
by GEORGE ,S. PROCTOR
ed to see this animal appear to
him. Monday moniing it sounded
like an army at war oh Kimball
Heights. Never heard so many
shots in a short time. This coming
week-end will be a record number
out for deer.
KENT'S
CONCORD
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our most sinA.PRESENT
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WUton, JN. H. cere dnd heartfelt thanks to our
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neighbors and friends for the lovely
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pound party they gave us SaturBUICK GARAC^
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W. L. Fickett & Co.
day night,
100% WOOL
JEWELER
Here is a lady from one of my ihf-ee day hunting license. There
Mr. and Mrs, Leon J. Cutter
towns who says to keep your is a three day fishing license but
CONCORD BUICK CO.
D I A M O N D S — WATCHES
CARD OF THANKS
screens
in until you put on your we never had one for himting. No
PABTS
—
BUlpK
—
a^mcs
JEWELBY
We wish to sincerely thank all
storm windows. The old cat brought siich animal.
'i
Gifu For All Occasions
Genertd Auto Repturs
in a snake which got into the cel- , Jrhe trappers are up against it the Businessmen, Merchants, Townspeople and Friends who helped in
lar
via the open window.
N. MAIK STBEET —
CONCORD
TOP P R I C B S F O R USSSD C A R S
t^s season. .High water Has- inter- any toay to Tnoke our annual Sale,
It's bob cat time. Eddie Carter, fered with their trapping. We have Supper and Entertainment such a
4 BEACON S T B B B T — P B O N B 2731
Sizes 36-50
MOVER
Wilton, brings in the first one; heard of 26 mink and 39 muskrats success.
Walter Somero of New Ipswich the being taken this season in three
The .Ladies* Aid of the
PLYMOUTH GARAGE
next one and now comes Eain&.:Aho towns.
•••
-•
Methodist
Church .
*
TONY LAMY
of Fitchburg with the third <Jhe,
See your County Agent at once,
all inside of a few days..
he knows of a niew Govemment rat ADVERTISING IS N E W S LOCAL AND INTERSTATE
MacArdiur's Gar^e, Inc.
..
MOVER
Fred Beck, Ugr. -.-r.-^.r • A youiig.'TO^IJfrom Peterborp ^ t poison...that th.^y.-say. i ^ f t e .l?est KEEP rr B^ NEWSPAPERS
<
ALL W O O L
^ "^
me out of bed in the wee houVs qh.1 thing out It gets 'em.
CHRTSi;^!R — P L ' ? M © U T H
We Move Safe*, OCBce Equipaan*
SALES
Atto-aimxca
Here
is
the
story.
You
get
a
deer.
Thanksgiving
day
as
he
had
hit
,a
SPORT COATS
aaA HooMhold Gooda
DEPPNJDAgLS mSSD OARS
large doe near Uie Doherty home.' You kee^ the meat and the pelt
_ iOeoda Iniored In TrMuit —
We Pay CeUing Ptbea for Uaei The doe was about dead when I got
^16.50—^18.50
HOSIERY BARGAINS
(send for gloves). We want the
16 Bsdsrer St., Concord Tel. 2174
Oara — Any Make or Tear
there. The car received . a few head for the paw bone and the legs ANKLETS—11 pairs for $1.00, reg238 No. s u t e
—
Pbone 355 dots and dashes.
for the Lone Pine Himters Club of
ular 25c value. For infants, girls
TOPCOATS
The best deer I have seen to date Nashua for their Clubhouse. We
or ladies. Cuff tops, assorted
BODY REPAIRS
was a 12-point buck shot by Char- want the tails for the Crippled G.
colors.
OVERCOATS
les A. Smith of LowelL He got the I's at Manchester for fiy ^ying. So LADIES' HOSE-4 pairs "for $1.00.
deer in Nelson. I checked him as that means the whole deer is val^26.00—^33.00
39c value. Choice of semi-sheer
Hoagland's Auto Body
uable to you and to us.
he went through town.
seamless rayon, or fullseam servIf you are interested in snakes
Body and Fender Repair*
Charles Meyer, my neighbor and
ice weight cotton. Fall shades.
giet
the book entitled "Reptiles of
a well known coon hunter, got a
"CompltU Collision Strt^ict"
MEN'S COTTON SOX—8 pairs for
Garments
huge house cat gone wild one night the World," by Ditmars. Yes, I saw
PAINTING
$1.00. 25c value. Medium weight,
a
farmer
plowing
on
Dec.
1,
1947.
last week. This cat has bothered
Exchanged or
long style or short elastic top.
DURGIN LANE — CONCORD
According to the daily press
him for the past two years. He
PHONE 1354
Assorted
colors.
thought it was a big coon. This more deer have been killed by cars
Altered After
OPTICIANS
cat weighed over 16 pounds and and trucks in southem, N. H., than LADIES' RAYON PANTIES—2
MEMORIALS
prs. for $1.00. All elastic waist
Christmas
gave him a merry chase many a by himters.
69c value.
No matter where you live it's up
Dexter HoIbro<^ SC Joaes
night.
to you as a good citizen to support MEN'S DRESS SOX—5 pairs for
The Fish and Game Law books baseball, basketball, plays,, shows
^—OpttMnetrists —
$1.00. 35c value. Fine rayon, long
are out for 1948. The Agents are or dances. The local teams in basstyle, or short elastic top. AssortS. W. JONES, ©pt D.
well pleased to know that they ketball are putting on a grand
ed colors.
P. E. HOLBROOK, Opt D.
will get two bits (25c to you), for show and you don't want to miss
Hosiery are slight imperfecta.
their commission in 1948 for writ- the next one.
8 No. State St, TeL 421
Please state sizes wanted.
ing your license—old price was 15c.
I have a large wire trap set over
CX>NCOI®,
N. K
Yes, the snow fences are up and at my pond to cateh up a few mal- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!
winter is officially here—^bring on lard ducks that don't want to come
NO C.O.D.'s
WE PAY PARCEL
138 N o . Main Street
your snow!
WALLPAPER
DR. H. H. VOLKEL. O. D.
in for the winter. Well, the past
Out
of
state
hunter
wants
to
POST
week
I
caught
up
four
ducks,
three
Optometrist
CONCORD, N . H .
know—can he hunt hares during bluejays and two dogs. The dogs
Southern Sales Company
oifice 'Hour*
C. F. Mudgett SC Son
the deer season. Sure he can. but did not seem to mind it a bit but P. 0. Box 2029
9>00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
Dept BE-1
"Factory Branch"
Distributors of
I would advise him not to nutil the Jays were somewhat peeved.
Blrir«,
Schntts,
I.loy<y«
Open all day Wednesday
KNOXVILLE,
TENNESSEE
after the deer season. Some hunt- When I opened the gate they sure
Ehglixh and Canadian
doted Satnrdar* at Noon
ers might take a pot shot at your made a quick get-away.
WAJLLPAPERS
KrcfBlarii Br Appointment Only
hound if he interfered with his
for Conoord asd Vicinity
Quite a few crows forgot to go
35 N. MAIN STREET. COXCOM). 904
hunting. Keep your dogs at home south with the big migration. We
BPS
PAINTS — WINBOW GLASS
until after the 21st
79 S. Slate Street Concord, 3877
saw quite a few the past few days.
PHOTOGRAPHER
Sure, a resident owner and his
The Mrs. and Myself sure enjoyminor children can hunt fish and ed the banquet of the Civic Club
GLASS
trap on their own land without a at Milford one night last week. The
is die
I''•'^^i#^^^^^^^>tf^^^tf^^
GEORGE W. PERRY
license.
supper was served by the ladies
A load of 10,000 Fingerlings, of the Parish of the Catholic
ADAMS
PHOTOGRAPHER
square tail trout from the New church and it was swell. The enterGLASS COMPANY
Hampton -hatchery were planted tainment was put on by Harvey
"Ntw Hampihire'! OIIIMI CI«M Firm"
See her eyes sparide and a smile come to her face when
43 i«LEASANT ST.. CONCORD
in my brooks one day the past Davies, a piano comedian from
Rial* — Window — A a t o G U M
you
present her with a fine
week. They were nice fish. Jlight Boston. He sure knew his stuff. A
FJUKES AND LEATHEB CASES
Fiaa Qnality Miraor*
Bri'tnar Paints - Pitttbtirgh
paper* in the middle of a nice snowstorm. fine eviening spent
5 Odd Fellows A v e n a e
Now is the time of the year to
Who has collie puppies to sell?
Concord, 8 6 2
REFRIGERATION
watch your dogs. The ice is thin Big demand just now for small 7-8
^*^^^^^^^'^*^^'^#^«#^tftf'tf^tf^s#V^tftftfV^4
and many a dog that's reported weeks old.
'lost met his fate in the pond or
H. E. HUMPHREYS GO. *000*0*00*0*. POUlJrRY
Are you interested in two guns,
river on the thin ice. Many a nice one single, one double 12 guage?
Use Our Lay-ts-Way Flan for Christmas
R e f r i f e n t i s ) ; Engineers and
: Dodge-Freedtnan Poultry
deer has met the same fate.
Plenty of ammunition for same.
CoxKEBaAL REFBICEKATORS
LIVE PbULTRY
Open Saturday Evenings UnUl 9:00 UntU Xmas
You ice fishermen also want to
Mr. Doonan who owns a summer
Contractors
watch your step as the ice is not home at Greenville shot a freak
Main OfRce and Terminal
M I L K C O U X X S — FKEEZESS
quite ready to receive a 200 lb. man. fox Saturday last Looks like a
CONCORD, N. H.
57 S a M A I M STBEET
CONCORD
The past week we have answered crossed fox to me. Mr. Doonan
Phones
2764
•
1430
P k o M 8S45-W
many
a phone call asking about a ^ j ^ ^ ^ hunter and" was" he surpris
Gee. E. Dodga
Wear* 310^
Doa
Hedf
man
Waara
21-13
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25 N . M A I S STBEET, COHCOKD, N . H .
OFFICER
Worsted Wool
SUITS
$33.00
KENT'S
CLOTHES
CHRISTMAS GIVING
REAL JOY OF LIVING
FROST FUR
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MOSLEY'S EXPRESS
—^Daily Service—
OQKCORD
•
MANCHESTER
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4S60
FBOME 182-3 AFTER 4
HnXSBORO
PATRONIZE
MESSENGER
ADVERTISERS
Brown SC Saltmarsh, Inc.
FRENCH'S RADIO SHOP
TOWN AND Omer. SuppLrts
Radio Repturs
Office Machines Overhauled
Picture Franung
Toys — Records — Books
61 No. Maia St.
Td. 88
10 N. S T A T E S T .
CONCORD
Air-Conditioned
Voults and Fur Solon
IS PLEASAKT STBEEX
4
Open Evenings
By Appointment
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Meeaiotlet PuKications-Tbe Advwtiiing Media of a » Coatoocook Valley Town^-Aattte.
Thursday, December 11 »1947
I though she is 'only able to come
a few- hours a day. Mary Lee has
been
in the h o s i ^ since last SepCRADE SIX
Itoniber.
We are very glad to have Mary
Every sixth grader has some part
Lee StUliMs back wifh us even
Carole 7ogg.
School t^ews
GRAMMAR S C H O O L
(Continued from Page 7)
in the Christmas program dutt we
are planning for Tlxunday, December 18. We certainly hope all our
parents and friends come.
We have drawn several pictures
ana blackboard boxden to daoorrte SuSwmfe I'iiasIei.^BogMr
our room for Christmas.
Marilyn Belaatet bad W P«r cent
George AUdalr, Gayle Bennett, j ^ gpenjxig tiito tredL
Bruce Bonnette, Joanne Duggan,
June Holdner, Virginia Johnson, NEW YEAR'S IN HEW YOBK
We were all excited when David
told us about his brother shooting
a bear in the woodslfi Washington.
Leon Parker saw lhe bear.
Those having 100 per cent in
spelling for the week ending D e c
3, are John Olson, Leon Parker,
Harrison, Barbara Mills, Walter,
Ann Broadley, Anna Sands, Barry,
Eleanor, Ernest Barbara Dxunais,
Jane Seymoiu-, Martha Marchand,
Joyce Wheeler, Mildred Powell,
Dellene Devlin, James Pei;ham and
SPECIALS A T
BOYNTON'S
Sears Of Concord will be^pen until 9:00 P. MThursday and Friday December IS^and X9j.
Sears Is open every Saturday untd 9 P. ""•«"«•
open every Wednesday until 5:30 P. M.
FRIDAY SC S A T U R D A Y
DIAMOND
Matdies
W
FRIENDS
mouton...
,Baked Beans
.FRIENDS
Brown Bread
APRICOTS
tke m
Large can
PEARS
Large can
^^:fe-
of (jic.antouFi
For Every Woman
QUAKER
Oats
SNOW'S
Clam Chowder
Plus Tax
SUNSHINE
H i H o Crackers
Kerrybrooke Hondbogs
28c pkg.
Meat Specials
BONELESS
P«rt Roast
ee Trimmed Slipi
65c lb.
LEAN FANCY
Brisket Com Beef
59c lb.
PORTERHOUSE
Steak
79c lb.
LEAN
Hamburg
.49c lb.
'4.29
:3
Elegant styling and exquisite
rayon fabrics add to the super*
lopity of these slips.Val type lace
frothily trims the shirred bodice.
Pink or white. Sizes 32-40.
A
Only $33.00 Down, $10.50 Monfhiy,
. Usuol Carrying Chorge
'4.00"'9.00 ?o«
Skillfully made to Sears spe;-ift cations—and
priced to a dramatic Sears low! Every Kerrybrooke* handbag boasts the many Myle and
convenience features you have asked for.
Sturdy, scufi - resistant genuine goatskin.
Smooth-sliding, sell-locking zioBer closings.
"what-woman wouldn't appreciate fu- 'or Christmas? And
especially a mouton lamb from S e ; - . . It's your guaran.ee
of style and quality workmanship. T h e - l s t e t eye^atdiing
details are there for this modest price. Sizes 12-20.
Other Furs $66.00 to $159.50 Plus Tax
flannel
robes
SWIFT'S
Frankforts cellophane wrapped
1 lb. pkg. 59c
SWIFT'S
Allsweet Oleo
* 11-98
41c lb.
The
SQUARE
Glove, Muffler Set
Colored Dress Shirts
W o o l Robes for
For The Mea
ALL WOOL
For the Men
Little Sister
'2.98 "" *3.98
MARKET
Herringbone
weave
mufBer,
gloves of solt knitted 100% wooL
A strtklng gift set in canary
navy, maroon, tan, brown, white,
green, gczj, .
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
*2.98
Fine quality eotton shirts. Made
to fit well and wear long Sanforized. (Max. shrinkage 1%).
Newest, washfast colors, 14-17.
'4.29
• 100% wool
• Pocket, belted, piping trim
• Choice ot copen or red
• Sixes 3-6
$2.49 to $3.69
59c
Rib end Pork Roast
49c
Chime end Pork Roast
65c
Neckties, Big Choice
ot Patterns
98c and $1.49
Men's J00% Wool
Pnllover Sweaters
12-20.
{out of heavy beef)
79c j
Men's Broadcloth Pajamas
Boneless Rib Roast
79c .
Cowhide Dress BclU
T-Bone
79 j
i
nylon
hosiery
I
79c
Christmas trees
^1.25—^1.50
Full line of
FRESH
VEGETABLES
$
$4.69
Boys' Paiamas
'2.98
Popular style for boys. 2-jrfece
middy style in sizes 10-16. Made
of sanforized cotton flannelette
In bright stripes
Boys' Coet Sweoters
$
2a9B
89c to 51.93
Boys' Lounjing Robes
$3.79
Boy.s' While Dress ShirU
Great for school or sport<!. Slidetasiener closing. lOC/o wool cloth
front Choice ol co'or Sizes 8-18
$1.98 and $2.98
!t»3;9iKa)3)SiS:SiS<9iS;S:3;S:^'.:<>:::*
SEARS IS
OPEN EYERY
SATUROAY
UNTIL 9:00 P. M.
FRESH F I S H
Tuesday thru Saturday
1-39
Exclusive nylons that fit
every leg curve. Suntones,
taupe - tones and beige tones. Sizes 8%-10Mi.
See Our Nylons in the
.Popular Midnite Blu
and Gun Metal Shades
$1.79
aaJe
WOMEN'S
CAPESKIN
BOOTEE
CAPITOL CAFE
"Featuring the Finest
Foods and
Refreshments"
HOLLEY and SULLIVAN
Propr'ietors
HILtSBORO, Jf. H.
-^.-r'^.;"^
iiicc'.s".':
$2.98
Undercut Chuck Roast
Coon, old, Snappy Cheese
Suavely smooth, 100% wool
robes. Impeccably tailored
with all the quality and features you look for. Many
have gaily printed collors.
Rose, Wine and Blue, sizes
Choice of Styles
Men's White Shirts
Boneless Pot Roast
d
498
Plaid Wool Blanket
Extra Thick, Warm
1 0 0 % V/ool Blanket
Ontstaadinc Valne
Set'i
Leather soles
Blue or wine
Csnforfcr
Approx, l.lxflO
Reg. Price $15.98
The
P.X.
NOW $12 8 8
'7.98
Sears priced for real savings . . .
5 4 lbs. of virgin wool for real
warmth. Black plaid with threetone border. Blue, rose or green.
7a « 00 ln<>h«t
Luxury size, 72x90-in.! We believe it's the best value anywhere! Ziz-zag stitched rayon
aatin binding; blue, rose, peach,
srtcn.
Hoods' Ice Cream
HOURS:
Sundays: 10 A . M . — 1 0 P.M.
i Weekdays: 9 A . M^—10 P. M .
OPEN EVt;
WEDNESD/Y
Siset
4Vi^
The beauty of rayon satin, filled
with the warmth of 100% wool,
at a surprisingly low price! Two
smart patterns in choice of four
colon.
Cosy Terms en Pureheset TeteUni f 10.00 er Mef*
19 SOIITH JMUMli STRE
MMet)^.
fiCssso
f " " ' • < » - • ^ • ^ ' [•.»_ r«
''5v- '-li^jlRPr
Me«>«ger PuMteaMoni-tl.. AdvertirtHg Media of the Contoocook Vdley Towae-AxtMm.
Beudkat.
^Ubm.
lliursday, December 11 4947
eieeeee9et9e9***M,.tM*tMMM4SMMS*MMeaea^^
FOR SALE —• Black coat, Silver
HELP WANTED
STAIE OF NEW HAMPSHtRE
Fox Collar. Size 38, $10:o6 Aqua
Hillsborough,
ss. Coiut of Probate
*wol tailored dress, size 38. |S.OO OPPORTUNITY — Ambitious man
To the heirs at law of the estate
interested
in
independent
busiPhone 240, IClIdboro, N. IB.
50
Mrs. Diatiumd Maxwell
AU adfertlsementi RDpearing under this head 2
\
ness with Company assistance. rtf Charl* W. Wallace late'of
Cor f f ipowdept
eent» » word; Bunlmam charge S5 cents. Extra
\
SUaiborou^
in
said
County,
deFOR SALE — In Hillsboro Village, Earn $50 to $75 weddy profits
ceased,
intestate,
and
to-all
others
tDMrttoos of same'iidT. 1 cent a word; mtnimuT^ • 1
two tenement house, six rooms handling widely known Watkins
Report cards were Issued Friday
iBharge M cents. PATABLE IN ADVANCK.
W
each, toilets. Price $3,300. K L . Products in Rural area. Need car interested therein:
and
the following pupils were on
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JJ
Whfireas
Mildred
D.
Wallace.adMason,
Tel. 106,. Hillsboro, N. —no cash investment Write Dept
FKI, Box 367, Newaric, New Jer- ministratrix - of the ^tate of said the honor roll: Jean Holmes, Peter
, 7 ^ PEOPLE R E A D T l f f i S B CLASSIFIED
j?!
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^ PLL Box 367, Newark, New Jer- dMeased, has filed in the Probate Beane, Marilyn Davison, Lois
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S E V E R Y WEEK — IF O U R A D S i ^^^ SALE — Men's size 8 tubular sey46-50* Office for said County, the final Davis, John O'Brien, Frank Conaccotmt ot' her administration of nor,. Bruce Cames and Sally Hazen.
C A N T SELL IT—TT C A N T BE- SOLD
i-hockey skates, ahnost new; rubber
said estate:
'LOST
The following were prize winvAiB oiiTB
FOR SALE
\^^
m^tal wheelbarrow. Elsie
You are hereby cited to appear ners at the whist party held by
FOR SALE
r v « OAi,ii
| Blanchette, Park S t Tel. 131-14. LOST — Shepherd, collie dog, very at a Court of PnAate to be holden
Davis-Woodman post, American
rOR SALE - 1 Heatrola heater,, ^ ^ ^ ^
" Used SUvertone IHifliboro, N. H.
50 dark brown body, white chert, at Hillsborough in said Coimty, Legion and the Auxiliary: Mrs.
, Walnut color, good as new. Coal or
one white and three tan legs.-Call- on the SOth day of'January, 1948,
W.ln«t_color^ood
as 3-5.
new. Coal50*
or fit plays,
L l , „ ^ 'price
^ : i : ^$5.00.
l , - ' * We
4 ? ^took
. ^ ^ it
! ' r^OR
R n uSALE
n T o7v
- 1
\ „Dartmouth
,„ ° n range
T ^ ^ ' ed Danny. Collar tag 82. Reward. to show cause if any you h^ve, Frank Hooper, Frank Hooper,
wood.
Can HiDsboro
in trade for a new RCA Victor. I J , „ J ° " ° J . ° f J ^%^'- ° " " « ^ , ^ Harold Davis, Henniker, N. H.
Louise Mills and G. A. Bochert
why the same should not be allow44tf
• FUSASE~order Christmas wreaths Eaton Fumiture Co. Hillsboro, N. Dodge, Hillsboro, N. H.
Prof. Leroy Cleveland of New
. 50M ed.
rly. Flossie Broadley, Tel. 199-2, H.
50* FOR SALE — Two Silent Glow
England
College has purchased the
Said administratrix is ordered to
BUboro, N. H.
48-50 i m p CATT? r > - „ , i . v ' T 3
T '•^"Se bumers. 50 gaUon oU drum LOST — Black and white Setter. serve this citation by causing the Charles Russell place at Westboro
- FOR SALE — Canary birds, guar- FOR S A L E - D r y slabwood, sawed and carburetor. Used 2 months. In vicinity of Beard Brook Road. same to be published once each Comer and will move his family
Name on Collar Ermine Barnes.
7 . ^ Neil
^ -i^r
^^°-'^' N
^ ^H Mosley, ' Park St. HillsboT?
anteed singers at a reasonable ^
80 Zcu. ^ftr ^$5.75.
F. ^Woodrow,
wi $50 reward for retum of dog. TeL week for three successive weeks here from Sutton.
prioe. ^ e z Barnard, Ted. 14-12, Tel. Hillsboro Upper Village 9Irving Goss, Ralph Hardy, Wajme
'
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34, Hillsboro, N. H.
47tf in the Hillsborough Messenger a
Benniker, N. H.
50-52 23.
newspaper printed at Hillsborough Holmes, Myron Hazen and Ted
49-52» FOR SALE' — FARM MASTER
stainless steel single unit milker LOST — Army Field Jacket, be- in said County, the last publication Whittier each got a deer last week.
r-GB3ES!nNG CARDS for all occaCOLDSPOT
FREEZER
ACCES$79.50.
Milker pumps, $104.50
Bear Hill Grange met Tuesday
tween my home and Whitney Bus to be at least seven days before
•iana. Come in and look them over.
SORIES — 100 ft roU cellophane DAIRY EQUIPMENT including el- Office. Bucky Yeaton. Tel. 181, said Court:
evening with the master, Fred T.
For s^e by Lisabel Gay. The Card- wrapping paper, 20-inch $1.29.
Given at Nashua in said County, Conor, presiding. As officers elect
50
eteria, 47 School St, Hillsboro. 53tf liM ft roll COLDSPOT.wrapping ectric water heater, wash tubs, Hillsboro, N. H.
cleaning compounds, brushes, milly
this 8th day of December AJ5. 194?. Mrs. Duncan Noyes and Miss LaLOST BANK BOOK
By order .of the Court,
vona Meade resigned, Lester ConFOR SALE — FARM MASTER, paper for meats and poultry $2.69 pails and ot^er dairy equipment
Wilfred J. Boisclair,
available at Sears of Concord's com......
. ^ ,
nor was elected as Master and
IHEW ENGLAND STYLE HAR- per roll.
Register. Mrs. Joseph Fisher was elected
FOR P*REE , ^""j® "* ^"^^^ S^^en that Hills- 50-52 RWC
DNESS. New England Style Hamess, COLDSPOT freezer alarms $6.98 plete Farm Store.
ESTIMATE, write Sears,
ivs. Roebuck ^?'° Py^L^^'P Sayings Bank Book,!
natural color steer hide. Specially ecah..
Secretary. The following program
eoinstracted to withstand the plow- Aluminum ice cube trays, single and Co. 19 South Main St., Con- No. 15,745 issued to Midiael"F.' STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE was presented: readings by Mrs.
Kulbacki,
has
been
lost
Finder
^^i^^^borough,
ss.
Court
of
Probate
48-50
i n g on New England Hills. Traces grid 89c each, double grid $1.59 cord, N. H. or Tel. 3330.
To the heirs at law of the estate Emest Grinnell; recitetion by Mrs,
Purchases totaling $10.00 or more please retum to owner or bank.
are 3-ply, 3-row stitched, box loop each. Howard Gamniell; special feature
50-52 6f Addie S. Williams late of Antrim, by lecturer, Mrs. Joseph Fisher;
checks. Concord blinds, $91. 25.
Cellophane lined bags ,small size may be made on Sears Easy Pay7r~~~~--—
:
hi said County, deceased, testate,
STABLE KiANKETS,'lined duck 50 for $1.59, mediimi size 25 for ment Plan.
jokes by Miss Evelyn Damour;:
ADMINISTRATOR'S
NOTICE
and
to all others interested therein:
blankets with fabric linings, 72- $1.89, lar^e size 10 for $1
songs
by the members. A Christmas^
The subscriber has been duly ap- i Whereas Harold F. Swindler ex- inch, 76-Indi, 80-inch and 84-inch, 100 ft r^oU tubukr cotton mesh, L - M O D ^ C O T O A C T
party
will
be held at the next meet-ii-_T
_ , Brand new; 5 rms., tile bath, central pointed by the Judge of Probate ecutor of the last will and testausedJ over cellophane
wrapped. pack
$7.25 to $8.45.
ing when members are asked to
heat,
aU
-utilities,
large
plot
beaufor
the
County
of
Merrimack,
Ad'
ment
of
said
deceased,
has
filed
in
Seazs, Roebuck and Co. 19 South ages $1.29 per roll.
bring gifts to exchange.
Main s t Concord, N. H. TeL 3330 Sealright containers, leak proof and tifully landscaped; ill health only mii^trator of the Estate of Pearl the Probate Office for said County
reason
for
selling.
$7,000.
21,907
A.
Clark,
late
of
Henniker,
in
said
the
final
account
of
his
adminisDeer were shot on Sunday b y
48-50 air tight, pint size 24 for 98c, quart CAC. WEST'S FARM AGENCY,
County,
deceased,
intestate.
j
tration
of
said
estate:
Frank
Goss, Glen Hoyt, Arthur
size, .12 for 69c.
All persons having claims against' You are hereby cited to appear Stefr, George Amos and Jack
ALTERATIONS — Fine Mending, C O L D S P O T pail pack containers H. B. Eaton, RJF.D. 3, Hillsboro,
^50 said estate are requested te exhibit at a Court of Probate to be holden McGregor.
Buttonholes. Sewing of all kinds. with lids, pint size, 50 for $1,79, N . H .
VtS. A. L. Broadley, 8 Church st, quart size, 50 for $2.25.
tiiem for adjustment, and all in- at Mandiester in said County, on the
The public is invited to attend a
Hillsboro, N. H.
48tf Cellophane bags,> assorted sizes in FOR SALE — Modem 5-piece debted to make payment
20tii day of January, 1948, to show Christmas program at the Quaker
bedroom set nearly new. Coal
October 31, A. D, 1947.
cause, if any you have, why the St school next Sunday afternoon
and wood circulator heater and
FOR SALE — Used RCA Victor packages of 50 75c to $1.10.
Russell E Clark,
same should not be allowed.
at 2:30 o'clock.
Sears,
Roebucks
and
Company,
19
child's
bassinet
Prices
reasonable
portable, needs new battery, plays
Said executor is ordered to serve
CONSERVATOR'S NOTICE
Miss Shirley Smith of Antrim is
0ood on house current This is a South Main S t Concord, N. H. Warren Flanders, Henniker st.,
48-50 Hillsboro,, N. H.
good looking radio, fair volume, Telephone 3330.
49-51*
Notice is.hereby given, that the tills citetion by causing the same to spending a week with her mother
exceUent tone, price $15.00. We
subscriber has been duly appointed be published once each week for before leaving for Florida to be
took it in trade for a new RCA RUBBER STAMP pads, rubber FOR SALE — GirFScout dress, by tiie Judge of Probate for the three successive weeks in the An- married.
• "Wotor. Eaton Fumiture Co. Hills- stamp inks, rubber stamps made to wom 5 times, $3.00; Pair of white County of Hillsborough, conservator trim Reporter a newspaper printed
A wild duck was on the river
iidro.
50* order. MESSENGER OFFICE. tfj shoe skates, size 7, $4.00; Banjo of the estate of Editii A. Richardsoi at Antrim in said County, the last behind the handle shop the first of
publication to be at least seven
ukulele deluxe, with- instruction of Antrim in said Coimty.
the week. It is quite large and isdays before said Court
BUSINESS SERVICES
: . ? 5 ! A ! i r ^P"^"""' ^I^^^'hoZ^io^^lns^e.
lE^S^e.
believed to be of the fish eating
•AH persons having claims against
CSiven
at
Nashua
in
said
County,
- ^ — — _ ^ ^ . ^ _ clotii dolls—duster nutts and baby, $5.00. Viola Goolev Tel "57 Antrim iaid Edith A. Richardson are revariety.
OFFICE MACHINES - SOLD
dresses with embroidery. Mrs. Helen N H
'
^ quested to exhibit them for adjust- the 4th day of December A.D., 1947.
The Woman's Club held a very
By
order
of
the
Court,
Rented
and
Repaired
G. Taylor. Tel. 41-12, HiUsboro, N.!
'•
-^
1 nent, and all indebted to make pavsuccessful
fair Wednesday afterWilfred
J.
Boisclair,
"Oat maehhie Loaned While Yours ^ 49-51* , FOR SALE — SPECIAL PRINT
"^^
TrriR CAT v
p k ' IV ... 1 u .u" ' ^'^'^ BOTTLE CAPS, tab pull ment
50-52 FJG
Register noon at the parish house when
is Repaired"
•^^*^„,^e 31st day of October,
many aprons, gifts, handkerchiefs,
FOR
- Baby's
all-steel
bath- style packed 500 per tube.
inette,SALE
stroller,
playpen,
high chair,
CHASffS
No.
*2 colors A. D. 1947
1 color
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE" candy and food were sold. There
full
size,
all-steel
bed,
spring
and
g West St, Keene, N. H. TeL 1300
.5,000
$5.49
William G.'Richardson,
$6.10
Hillsborough, ss. Court of Probate was a egrabbag
- — - e for
.«. the
u« children
caiiaren
mattress, small electric-washer. Mrs. 10,000
49-51*
WE REPAIR
$9.95
$10.35
Conservator
w-?-*
^^^txf
*
^^^
°*
*
^
®^^*®
'
^^^
^^'^^
^^^"s
was
present
to^
James
Furrow,
Holman
St,
HiUsAn makes of sewing machines.
25,000
of Willie K Prescott late of An- find out what the children wanted
$21.00
$21.00
50* 50,000
Abo buy used machines for cash. boro,,N .H.
trim in said County, deceased, in- and to distribute candy kisses. Tea
$37.00
$37.00
In this vicinity ever>- Wednesday. FOR SALE — DAVID BRADLEY Sears, Roebuck and Co. 19 South
testete, and to all others interest- and coffee were also served.
Drop a_card or telephone 2286,
ed therein:
Main st, Concord, N. H. TeL 3330
Mrs. Rena Farrar, now of RochConcord. Singer Sewing Machine snow plows for trucks, tractors or
Whereas Jennie E. Prescott ad48-50
ester
will observe her 87th birthCo., 22 School St, Concord, N. H. jeeps, 7-ft. blade, 28-inches high,
000*M*,0000,M*.*.M0000^^^^„ ministratrix of the estete of said day on December 20.
' ^ ' ^ ^ . ° L ^ r ' ^ ^°^^'• P1**«^*««^ I CHRISTMAS SALE Florence ^*00000*00
deceased
has
filed
in
the
Probate
sets at 30-degree angle, $89.50 set heater, double 8" bumer, $lJo.o5!
MATTHEWS
of 2 1-ft. extension wmgs, $10.95. ' «?J.««.W, HARMONY LOEX3E, NO. 38, Office for said County, her final
HILLSBORO
Emerson radio, $22.50. J. B. Vaill
account' of her administration of
BARBER SHOP
Sears, Roebuck and Co. 19 South ancourt, Hillsboro, N. H.
F.
&
A.
M.
50
said estete:
Utuier tha Post Office
Main st Concord, N. H. Tel. 3330.
Stated commonlcations, Srd WodYou are hereby cited to appear Location of Fire Alarm Boxes
open doted
48-50 FOR SALE — 4 ft. mixed do'lirrd- lesday evening of each month.
at a Court of Probrate to be holden
Matt., Toaa., Thurt,
Saja.itXpja.
wood. Especially good for ranges.
IN
RUMRILL'S
BLOCK
at HUlsborough in said County, r> r«,. C-t.^..!
J t>
Wadnaaiar
8 aua. Noon FOR SALE — Best of homo cook- $14.00 cord delivered. Drop a card.
Officers:
on the 30th day of January, 1948,
^°*' ^^^^ ^^ Brown Sts
ttUef
a «.m.
8 p.ffl. ed foods at the Hedges, Hillsboro, Currier Bros. General Delivery.
W.
M.—Norman
F.
Murdough.
N. H.
^ Hillsboro, N. H.
Satuiday
8 aju. 10 pja.
to show cause if any you have,' 52 Woolea Mill
47-50*
S. W.—Walter C. Sterling.
FOR SALE — 1940 and 1941 Chevwhy the same should not be allowJ.
W.—Warren
R.
Day.
28 Cor. Church and Myttle Sta,
rolet Radiators $29.50 each..
ed.
WANTEU
Tre.is.—OUo P. York,
REBUILT ENGINE BLOCKS
I BLUE STAR TAXI
Said administratrix is ordered to Jl Cor. Wyman and Maple Sts.
oec'y—Philip J. Woodbury.
Guaranteed 90 days or 4000 miles WANTED — One or two men to
serve
this citetion by causing the [ 47 Railway Station
24 HOUR SERVICE
CHEVROLET 1937 to 1938 as low cut cordwood. Neil F. Woodrow.
same
to
be published once each I sfi Cr,.. R«-J
J »•.. «
Tel. Hillsboro Upper Village, 9Textile Worker's Union of
as $107.50 with your old motor.
week
for
three
successive
weeks
I
^
*
°
"
a
g
e
and
Mill StSr
R. E. Smith
23.
49-30*
America—^Local 4 0 1
MERCURY 1939 to 1941 as low as
in the Antrim Reporter a newspa 62 West Main Street
Tel. I l l
Henniker, N .H. $135.50 with your old motor.
Meetings:
Third
Sunday
of
thi
per printed at Antrim in said 73
WOR WANTED — Plumbing and
Park St., near Whittemorc
Sears, Roebuck and Co. 19 So. furnace repair work.
Hillsboro month in Municipal Eall. at 2 :S0 ]». a County, the last publication to be
Pres.. Victor Bonda
Main St, Concord N. H.
at least seven days before said 75 Fire Station
47-49 I Plumbing Co. TeL 18-15. Hillsboro,
Vice-pres., Han-y Whitney
Court:
i Z Z I - N . H.,
4,5tf
76
Rec.-Sec., Howard Baldwin
Given at Nashua in said County,' i,,, Cor. Jackson and Henniker
Fin.-Sec., E. Erskine Broadley
WORK WANTED — Ceilings whitthis 8th day of December A.D. 1947 ''• " Central Square
(35 YEARS ItE^ISliERED)
Sgt. of Arms., Ted Wescott
ened, painting and paperhanging
By order of the Court
82 Bridge St., near Derring line
LATEST RECORDS, ALBUMS, work done. Also light trucking.
Trustees, Charles Weber, Harr^
Wilfred J. Boisclair , _ .
Cote,
Warren
Cole
PLAYERS, RADIOS, TUBES
Fred C. Greene, Antrim. N. H..
50-52 RWC
Register.: Directions for Giving an Alam*
Tol. 35-]3.
6tf
and SERVICE
Hennikier
tASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTn
l
C A R f jTN T E R
Special Sale on Radios
OPTICIAN
.'On th.) Sqnare**
nn»i>tker
TELEPHONE 26
N. H . Electronics Co.
I
HKN.VIKER, >-. H.
^ WANTED — 3 or 4 h.p. single
TEL. 95-2 I j phase 220 volt electric motor. Messenger Office. Hillsboro, N. H. 39tf |
Business Guide
HENNIKER
Town Directory
iVW'lWi. II JfTT-r
**********0*****00000**0*0.^^
Henniker', Pharmacy
REAL ESTATE
Tht Rexall Slorr
12-4
HiMMlAEK, N. H
TtL. 95-2
Listings Wanted of Desirable Pr»oerty in Antrim, Hilllbom
and HerttikcS
************ "(pgy ^0***00*
ANTRIM, N . H .
TEL.
S. A. ROWE
'
AUCTIONEER
RF,AL F..ST^TE
it Von Desire to Bny or SeQ
t Call — Write or PbPW,^
^eatdanee: Heaaiker, TA'CT
1
CoBcerd Oflke:"' .'
TJTM. MahiSt
. Td. 8«2»
W9fS^:^.'
WANTEI>lsiaughte'r" hora«~ for
Mink Farm. Tel. 225-2 Inquire
MAINE'S SHOE REPAIR
27'tf
I _^_
EDSON H. T ^ t t L E
-.•./-.Ui-'
CASH BUYERS WAITING — Take
advantage of our national advertising program; we can produce cash
bu.vers for your farm, home, suburban, gas station, store, or other
business; LIST your property TODAY! WEST'S FARM AGENCY.
H. B. Eaton RJ'.D. 3. Tel. 10-11.
Hillsboro Upper Village.
46-52
.USED CARS — bought and sold.
Coniprpte J^e»cr!pjioti Depurtment
ISonny" Whitney's Garage, HenSuae ROOM SuMti?j —' Sosojiifs
der Road, Hillsboro, N. H.
COMtfiTICS — FOUNTAIlit %TV!tCa.'.
38-40»tf
NrwsPAPCTs — PKilioiJ«o«*<-';
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
Th- .subscviber givos notice Ihat
she has been dulv apnoi-itod Evecutrix of the Will of Lillian R
Harris, late of Hi/]sborou?h in the
SC SON
OOMPZ^ErS FUNSRAL SBSriOa County of HillsbofBugh. deceased
All persons indebted to said Es•
^
>
. •• • "HEJiNIKF-R. N^ji;-/-''--
H e n m a i '— PBONS'M-2
.7ic:U, aiW«'^. I f t ^ H ^ M i M ^ preseiTtvthem for adjustment.^ %
|-Uated^No^e^^r'^:^^Y^..
::7T^Z'7':;::rT'r::kMy^^
VALLEY LODGE, NO. 73, roR
I. O. O. F.
s.^LE - R..d,-cu. u.i...i " " ^ """^ •"" '«^••
Meetings first and third Monday
assorted colors. 100 for 25c. Me„
Unlock box door, PULL HOOK
at 7:45 p. m.
senger Office. Hillsboro, N. H. 7tf
) N. G.—Paul S. Scruton
! Always remain by box untU the
v.. G.—John Van Hazinga
i
'arrival of Firemen, so they may
THESE
S.—Bert L. Crane
I
jbe directed to the fire without
Treas.—James Ellsworth
ADVERTISEJTENTS
I loss of time.
REACH
NORTH STAR ENCAMPNever touch hook while alann
7500 PEOPLE
IS striking.
WENT, NO. 11 I. O. O. F.
EVERY WEEK
After an alarm has been struck
Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays
once,
the whistle of the Woolea
7:45 p. m.
Mill WlU repeat the same
C P.—Jnmes L. Ellsworth
EXTRA SIGNALS
1 P.—Louis J. Andrews
I-l-l AU out or under controL
^ W.—Harold Harvey
I 5-5-5 Emergency CaU.
•». W.-Harry R. Cross
ALUMINUM COMBQUTKM
' 3 - 3 - 3 Brush Fire or out of
Scribe—Bert L. Craine
STORM WMDOWS
Precmct. (Engineers CaU )
Treas.—Weldon E. Sterling
10-10 Water shut off.
^ILLSBORO FISH AND
1-1 DaUy at noon except Saturday.
GAME CLUB, INC.
I
^**4.^^'/
ALSLO
CUT VOIiil FOEl E l l i s
HILLSBORO RIFLE CLUB
**!',
winitt
!« •?•# el hight. IMI , „ , . |
^Icetings. 3rd Sunday 7 p.m.
*res.—Roger Connor
Vice Pres.—OUo York
Treas.—R Wayne Crosby
.Sec.—.Eraory R Phelps
For Ml bferritiei
r:t
.
.ADVERTISING IS N E W S - ^
n m NEWSPAPERS
.[
tsiiMATE
Testing the AUrm wUl be by
ringing in one round only of »
dififerent box each Saturday between 12 and 12:15 o'clock.
One stroke at any time mean,
testing alarm or alarm out of order
A C M E ROOFJNG C O .
NO SCHOOL SIGNALS
Hillaboro, N . H .
elli-eVtt.i:'' "'"•' "° '^•*"' ••
*-4-4 at 8 a.m., no session at the
Snunmar schooL
Thunday, December .11 4^47
Menenger FvaBikaXbaer-Tbe
severe eoM.
Mr. and Mrs. Colton (nee Mary
IJnton) of S p r i n g s ^ Mass., and
Mrs. Warren
Wfleeter
Miss Margaret Linton, spent the
Correspondent'
wedc-end with Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. Iiintpn.
" .
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Linton were
Dewey EUiott got an eight point
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald deer the first day of open season.
(nee Jean Linton) and family,
Thanksgiving Day..
.
T h e neighboHy spirit expressed
at the Lower ViUage with housewarmings and pound parties, reminds us of the same things happening in East Antrim years ago.
They were happy days.
Carrol White and wife and her
mother, Mrs. Sawyer of • Peterboro,
were Thanksgiving Day guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. D . White.
Dr. and Mrs. Worth Hale left the
first of this week for Virginia,
where they plan to spend the
winter.
Miss Mei-lene A b o m was confined to her home last week with a
' NoriUi Branch
AdvertiaiDg Media of the Cootoocook Valley Towas-^Antrtoa, HeonflMr,
News Items
From Bennington
'furbished by the Pastois of
the Different Chnrches
Mrs. Mattrice C. Netrton
ComsponocBt
were
.
HILLSBORP METHODIST
WiUiam Foster, Minister,
twelve
Grangers who visited the Antrim
Grange this past week. AU reported
a very fine time.
George Sargent of Somers, Conn.,
and three friends were at -the
home of his mother, Mrs. M. E.
Sargent, for the Hunting and a l though they did not get a deer
they had an exceUent.time,
PAJGBS il
BSadboea..
m
mm
Mrs. George. Sargent came itiVSi
her husband and spent the nl^its
WAth Mrs. Fred Sargent. Mis. M.
Fk Sargent's bouse was full with
her son and friends.
The Christmas tree and party
fbr . the Congregational
Sunday
School wiU take place the Monday before Christmas.
M n . B B c t a t - t a u f l B l g r Is-stfll
very Ul wtth het.axia.
She hae
1»een ^ suffering w i ^ • bunttis for
.matiy wedbi.
Mrs. Andrew UcDoxtaid ia atSB.
lU at her hoiaie. Baiw««W, e h e ie
fanproving now. BIrs. Delia Parker
S E N D I N Y O U B ZOBWS
^ ^ Sears of Concord will lie open
C ^ ^ 9 : 0 0 P.M., Thursday and Friday Dec.
Iw^
18 and 19. Sears is open eVery Sat"U urday until 9:00 P. M. BRING THE CHILDREN TO OUR BIG TOY DEPARTMENT!
10:00 A. M.—Church School.
11:00 A; M.—Worship Service.
7:00 P. M. — Youth FeUowship
meeting in the Metiiodist Church.
Dec. 21, at 10:30 A. M. Christmas program for everyone. Please
note the different hour of 10:30.
SMITH • MEMORL^L CHURCH
.Rev. Whitney S. K. Yeaple. D D .
9:30 A. M.—Church School.
10:30 A.M.—Worship Service.
Sermon "Christ and The Book."
St. Mary's Church
Rev. Lancelot Quinn, Pastor
Sunday
Mass, 7:80 and 9 a. m.
Vespers, 6 p. n .
Holy days
Mass, 5:80 and 7 a. m.
DEERING COMMUNITY CHURCH
Charles E. Reidt, Pastor
Pictures for Sunday.
'Meat and Romance,' 'Whistling
Wings,' 'Crippled Children.'
ADVENnST
SERVICES
Seventh Day Adventist „ Church
meeting wiU be held at Harold
Famsworth's home, Center Washington. Sabbath School Saturday at
t w o o'clock. Preaching at three.
SPIRITUALIST SERVICES
The annual Spiritualist Fair of
aprons, fancy articles, holders, food,
candy, mysteries and white elephant table wiU be held in Spiritualist HaU on Saturday aftemoon,
December 6.
Lighten Mother's Work With A
'm^mi^^i^%..'ms^^mm^^M^'^'i^m^.^ - J
A Gift for the Man or Boy with o Hobby
SMOOTH CUTTING 18.INCH
CRAFTSMAN JIG SAW
Professional Quality
$
32-50
Shop the town . . . t h e n you'll know the Craftsman is the
power tool for him. Precisely balanced, modified Scotch
yoke action, runs in a bath of oil. Built-in air pump keeps
sawdust from work. Cuts to center of 36-in. circle. 12 x 12Inch table tilts to 45 degrees.
Bench
Hamper
Pressure
Cooker
'5.98
*10.95
Ejctra large size.
Wicker body with
handsome
peatl
top. 12x22x20-)n.
Choice ot colors.
A Gift for the Home
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
WITH MODERN STYLING
Only $ 3 . 2 5 Down,
$5.00 Monthly,
Usual Carrying Charge
Easy l e m u
Cooks more nourishing foods ia
minutes. H e a v y
aluminum.
Kenmore »
Vacuum Cleaner
$
89-50
Only $9.00 Down,
$8.00 Monthly,
Usual Carrying Charge
Ultra modern eabinet in walnut
6-Inch dynamic speaker, tone' control
Built-in antehno
Phonograph includes sapphire needle
26-inches wide, 33-lnches high
"^ Sealed Beam
Fog Lamps
Gay Pyrex
Bowl Set
'8.50 "
For Mother
'2.95
Good q u a l i t y
lamps at a low
price.
Amber
bulbs, thett-resistant m o u n t i n g
brackets.
F o u r heatprx.f
Pyrex bowls, e&ch
in a diSerent (jay
color.
-
'49.95
WITH YOUE OLD CLEANER
Only $5.00 Dowa, $5.00 Monthly,
Usual Carrying Charge
Upright style. Moves mors dirt
taster, because of Its triple, k>ower action cleaning . . . vt t^veeps,
beats and deaos. Streamlined for
beauty . . . concealed dome Ught
. . . form fitting handle. Automatically adjusts itself to . rug
thickness, linoleum or bare floon
Rubber
Door Mat
'2.89
K e w revolution,
a r y construction.
Has a u t o m a t i c
toot wiping action.
Kon-skid back.
0********0*************0********0
HENNIKER
COi^GREGATIONAL
NOTES
CHURCH
Rev. Robert H. Lewis, Pastor
10:30 A. M.—Service of worship
and sermon on "Not Wasted."
10:30 A.M.,—Sunday School with
young people's story on "Loyalty."
Anthems: "The Birthday of a
King," 'To Us is B o m Immanuel."
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Earle Y. FeUows, Pastor
10:45 A. M.—Service of worship
and sermon.
12 M.—Sunday School.
Thn Silvertone Midget
Kent Coffee M a k e r
Mow Jnnlor ean listen to his proftuns in his own room.
Eitht Cap Slie
16.98
'6.49
'3.49
Flavorful coffee quickly .and easily with Kent Coffee Set FlavorMeter times and filters brew.
Chrome-plated stove. ITL approved.
Durable pressed fiberboard in attractive wood veneer effect. Sturdy construction. Will support 300
lbs. Checkerboard top. Folds
compactly.
Silvertone Auto Radio
Weather King Heoter
Only $1.10 Down, $5.00 MoatUy,
Usval Carryinf Charge
Beautiful ivory plastic ease. Only
I inehes high and 8 inches wide.
Bas built-in antenna, 4-inch dyumic speaker.
Folding Card Table
Seyring Cabinet
Perfect Olft for Mother
'9.98
Charming Colonial design in maple or walnut flnished hardwood.
Large storage compartment with
center opening lid. 12y4Xl7^-in.
Oval Braided Rugs
24 X SO
"l
'3.98
Varigated colors with bright borders. Firmly braided and stitched. Heavy made, lies flat, won't
curl. Washable with care.
Othert to $16.98
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Annottttcing
The Opening of
GINNY'S DANCING
STUDIO
IN HILLSBORO
CLASSES BEOIN JANCABZ 8
Call Vtrgfinia Banks
Hillsboro 18-23
Por tbe Ootdoors Man
Hickory Skis
Card Party
W e d n e s d a y Nifi^t
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
8:00 P. M.
'13.98
EASX TEBMS
Lengths 6 to IU Ft
other Skta $18.9$ to WM
Kandamar Bladings $SJ$
Metal ViAaa HM
OPEN EVERY
WEDNESDAY
UNTIL 5.30 P.M.
'49.50
iBsUlIaUoB $5.00
Only $5.00 OewB, $5.00 MeatUy,
VaaaX Carrytag Charge
SUvertone auto radio—«asUy installed in any automobile. 7-tub«
performance gives sweet reception. 4 push buttons. Real valuel
Warm Performer
'28.50
Oaly $2.85 Dowa, $5.00 Monthly,
Usual Carrying Charge
Reliable hot water heater priced
to save! Blankets your car witb
0027 warmth. Complete with defroster attachments.
60-Pc. Socket Set
Mognetie Jig SttW
For The Meobaaie
He Meter Naeeeax
'43.50
Only $4.15 Dowa. $5.00 Meathly,
Csnal Carrying Charge
Something new in the socket
wrench line. Chrome-plated, rugged steel tools, accurate sockets,
%, %, V4-tn. drives. In stresoialined box.
Eaty Terms en Purcheset-Totoling $10.00 er Mere
*tSkakt/Fte^ileFtflMm$mSfg0t^^^F^m* ^ft^FU^ A » ^ *
SEARS
'13.^0
KASX VfilUlIt
A ru«ge<l, well made power tooU
So aata •ayoae.een nm H. Cute
to center of TA" d i d * . Blade, S%'
M^laetractioiMi. UO-UO V, tO
19 SOUTH MAIN STRUT
T I L 3130
CONCORD, N. H.
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'•••^iiT.Ji'J.-av;
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PubHettiong. The AdvertWng Media of -Oe Con tooeook VaUejr Towm iftntriai, Bamiflwr, BDUbetei.
CSM and MBf. RlchiMii S. T i ^
with the high school pupils.
LISABEL GAY^ COLDMN
(Continued from Pkge 1)
All pre-school kiddies oome to Ifae ate teeeivinf eongrcedlfttiona tq>^
gifts which were given to SMUB
Granunar Sehool and you wUl be the bir& of a son, bom D e c 9,
at Green Coves ^riug^^Horida.
people who had never won a prize
The Juvenile and Junior Beach taken care of by some member of
before.
NBW YEAR'S IN NEW YORK
Clubs will be guests of tfae Hills- the Moose.
Evidently there are many good
boro Music Club at a Christmas
neighbors for three vrare chosen,
Party to be held December 14,
Mrs. James Ellsworth, Mrs. Harris,
1947, at 2:30 P. M., at the Muand Miss Nora Ashford.
nicipal Hall instead of at Smith
Many of the prizes were givm by Memorial Church as previously andrawing of names from a bowL ^nie nounced. Short business meetings of
Breneman orchid was won by Mrs. the three clubs will precede the enAda Bean Proctor of Peterboro, tertainment Each member is asked
but once a busy worker in IDlls- to bring a gift and mark it Juvenile,
boro. Dr. H. C. Baldwin gave a Junior or Senior Club.
wishing ring won by France^ York.
Record of District Nurse for the
The enormous cigar, sent by Breneman, was won by Mrs. William nionth of November:
238
Otterson, who had been a mother- Nursing visits
Friendly calls
"
21
in-law for the longest time.
12
Both Mrs. Clifford Murdough and, Advisory visits
6
Mrs. George Edwards are mothers Prenatal calls
46
of ten children, but as Mrs. Mtir- Children welfare visits
56
dough does much sewing, she was Number of patients
44
given the piece of nice clotii made Medical
3
in our Woolen Mill.'The knee-legs Surgical
PENDANTS
5
beauty contest among four modest, Obstetrical
Ladies' and Gents*
4
timid men, was won by Leroy Infants
WATCHES
RINGS
Eaton. There were so many gifts Patients taken to hospital
3
Children's
Expansion
and all wer^ worthwhile receiving. Dental clinic No. of pupUs
104
Julie and John are very easy en- Visits to schools
BRACELETS
20
HEART BRACELETS
tertainers and eveirybody had a Deaths
1
HEART LOCKETS
HEART LOCKETS
jolly time. The conunittee in charge
Warren Day entered the Mar'
&PINS
Gold or Sterlmg
of the whole _afiEair was c o n ^ s e d j garet Pillsbury Hospital, Monday*
of Margaret Eaton,
Edith
Phelps,
COLLAR
&*TIBSETS
~
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for observation and treatment
EARRINGS
Marion Hilliard Clara Richardson,
Despite the advent of snow last
CIGARETTE CASES
SPRAY PINS
Sjtella Martin, Abbie Smith, Lora Friday, not many deer were taken
WALLETS
BROACHES.
Blake, Ruth Sanbom and Marion in town over the we^-end. It was
Harris.
reported that Frank Smith and Jim
WEDDING
RiINGS
FOUNTAIN PENS
Gove joined the list of successful
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burtt of himters as did Harold Rowell of
Laconia visited his sister, Mrs. Weare, co-proprietor of the HillsTheodore Wescott and family, 1 ^ boro Cleaners.
Tel. 90
West Main St.
week. Mr. B i u ^ shot a deer while
Mrs. Edna Mercier is visiting
in town.
her brother in Vermont
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crosby visSylvia Howe of Arlington, Mass;,
ited the Kenneth Colbums in Bald- is visiting her cousin, Cynthia Van
winsviUe, Mass., on Sunday.
Hazinga. She will be here for a
Frank Gay attended the State few weeks.
Grange meeting in Concord as a
The Loyal Ord^r of Moose will
delegate from Hillsboro Grange, give an Xmas Party for each Grade
from Monday to Thursday.
y. in the Grammar School along with
Among the goodly number of the regular classroom party,'Dec.
Hillsboro people who attended the 19.
•'
New Hampshire Symphony Concert
The 7th and 8th gfede party will
on Sunday were Gerald Crosby, be held at the H i ^ School Gym
With a Gift From
Kay Carew, Mrs. Perry, Mrs.
ANTRIM REPORTER
Porter and Mrs. Weber.
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PubZisTied Thursdays
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JOIN THE
Entered al the Post Office,
BOOST HILLSBORO
A. M. HATCH
TEL. 197 ;
Hillsboro, N. H. as second class
COMMITTEE
niatter.
B-E-A-N-0
Hfl^sbdro
^iBi^ S; i
(ADMISSION FREE)
I J M i i r / g HaU — Saturday December 13th, S:00 P. M.
j « ^ A N K B T S — LAMPS — PERCULATORS — C A S H
JIS^Gimwt Jack Pot. Pot Starts at ^5.00
'^Bnt Gttne'Free —- Prize — Blanket or ^5.00
M s e f w Last Qame will be Amount in Kitty $10 ot more.
3 FREE D O O R PRIZES — ^5.00 — ^3.00 — ^2.00
(Drown at 10:30. You mtwt be in the hall to get it).
Se A CABD
5c A CABJD
5c A CARD — - 5c A CABD
Baker's Pliarmacy
REXALL
Christmas Suggestions
at Reduced Prices
CONTEST
E N D S X M A S EVE — PRIZES G I V E N X M A S D A Y
BONUS VOTES GIVEN
. For Men's and Women's Christmas Gift Sets
LEADING BOYS — 1. Robert Abbott, Jr., 2. Pat KeUy, 3.
Jude Bernard, 4. Bobby Thomas, 5. Harrison Baldwin, 6. Richard
Wliitney, 7. Barry Harlow, 8. Richard Martin, 9. George Davidson,
10. George Cote, Jr., IL David Buttrick, 12. Robert Lawson, 13.
John Olson, 14. Roger Phelps, 15. Bruce Bonnette.
LEADING GIRLS — 1. Roberta Poluchov, 2. Judy Sharby, 3.
Pat Johnson, 4. Violet Andrews, 5. Bonita Baldwin, 6. Sharon
Connor, 7. Gayle Bennett, 8. Donna Gibson, 9. Rdbecca Sniith, 10.
Shawm Poluchov, 11. Norma Heath, 12. Sandra Bonnette, 13.
Brenda Campbell, 14. Geraldine Ellsworth, 15. Shirley Grimes.
£• KURTZNER
"FROSTY FOODNOTES"
Frozen vegetables provide you with your favorites the year
round, and on these busy holidays, they save you the time of
preparation. Don't forget, frozen foods need only be cooked a
fraction of the time you cook fresh foods.
A special treat noa> is
BROCCOLI
i!!Sima£SSimS^i^i&i^
SAY
. . 10 oz. 30c
Serve with your pet Hollandaise sauce, and everyone will
compliment you on a delicious dish.
The Service Shop
Hillsboro Food Bank, Inc.
Telephone 3 0
DRESSES
Skirts — Blouses — Sweaters — Hosiery —
Millinery
Scarfs — Costume Jewelry •— Hand Bags — Umbrellas
Handkerchiefs — Infants Wear —- Y a m s
Table Linens — Towel Sets
Derby's Has the Largest
Gift Stock North of Boston
Bring your children to see Santa Claus.
He'll be here all day Saturday, December
13. Every aftemoon next week and all.day
Saturday, December 20di.
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CHRISTMAS N O V E L T I E S
CAPITOL
Complete line of toys, plus gifts for the
whole family.
HILLSBORD
Store open every aftemoon until Xmas.
Evenings starting December 18th.
Watch it Puff Smoke—Hear it "Choo-Choo"
No Matinees Tuesday & Thursday
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Mat: l : l S - £ v e : 6:15-8:80
SUNDAY continuous from 3 P. M
FRIDAY — SATURDAY
TWO GRAND FEATURES PLUS SERIAL
A Story of A Horse!
H A Story of A Dog!
"WHITE
STALLION"
fETT
oan:
Ken M A Y N A R D
Eddie D E A N
WQUEUNC W H T I . WINTER KED
inuoxoiunR
Chapter 7 "JACK ARMSTRONG" AU American Boy
SUNDAY — MONDAY (TWO DAYS ONLY)
A Hate that unleashed a Love more Enduring than the Hills!
Color by TECHNICOLOR
"THUNDER IN THE VALLEY t t
LON
AMERICAN FLYER Scale Model Freight
Developed at the famous Gilbert Hall of
Science, this 3-car freight train looks—sounds
—and puffs smoke like a real mainliner. Both
smoke and *'choo-choo" sound effects vary in
intensity as the train picks up speed or slows
down. Locomotive is die-cast and has Lucite
headlight. Superpower w o r m drive givea
smooth, steady pull at all speeds from a crawl
to 120 scale miles per hour. Train is 40Vi"
long. 21 pieces.
McCALLISTER
ir Real smoke synchronized with train speed
-k *'Choo-Choo" sound effects synchronized ofith frain speed
PEGGY ANN
w » REGINALD OWEN ^
GARNER
inmni/iu*
.......
\
ic Realistic 2-rail track—no old-fashioned third rail
cturiei iniia
* vtraoaa by LOUIS KING • r,ai^ by ROBERT BASSLER
T^r Entire train and track built to uniform 3-16* scale
ir Electric remote control
ir Superpoteer teorm dries
ir Automatie couplers
if Beetric uncoupling
TUESDAY^WEW!ESDA?^^HURSDAY""
KATHARtNE
A Love Story
so Beautiful it was SetPAUL
to Music!
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Flyer Traiai ud aqnipmeat
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