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AMATEURS?
Don't forget February 11, the|
deadline in entering the amateur
contest to be presented In Veter- 1
ans' Hall on February 18. Call
Mrs. Louis Williams or Mrs. Alcott
Hallett, Jr, if you have talent and
want to be in this fine show. Music
by the newly formed Ostervllle
Band under the able direction of
Mr. Chester Crosby.
COMMUNITY CLUB
At a Community Club meeting at
the home of Mrs. William Bennett
off Wianno Avenue, $5 was voted
to the Boy Scouts, $5 to the March
of Dimes, $5 to the Ostervllle Girl
Scouts, and $5 to the Heart Fund.
Co-hostesses with Mrs. Bennett
were Mrs. Hay Bruce Reld and
Mrs. Walcott Ames, Jr. The next
meeting will be at 8 p.m. Feb. 17,
when Miss Helen McLellau will
speak on the 1949 Legislature. The
public is invited to attend.
LEGION SPEAKER
The Rev. Cleveland I. Wilson
will be the speaker at a joint meet-
ing ot .Mashpee Post 202 , Ameri-
can Legion Hell, Mashpee.
SEWING CIRCLE
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of tho
Baptist Church are meeting today
in the church vestry to tie u quilt,
SCHOOL FILM
A film "On the Sunny Side" was
shown recently at the Ostervllle
School.
ALLIANCE DONATION
The Woman 's Alliance of tho
to the March of Dimes.
Community Church has donated S5
RADIO SPEAKER
Mrs. Peter Pnlches was guest
speaker on WOCH-WOCB FM on
Tuesday morning, sponsored by the
Cape Cod Clerical Club each morn-
ing at 8:30.
TRI-F SUPPER
The Tri-F Club held u covered
dish supper meeting on Tuesday
night , In the vestry of the Baptist
Church.
HALL FEES
The Ostervllle Veternn B met on
Tuesday night to vote on changes
in the by-laws regarding fees
charged for th ehall.
DR. PARK AT FELLOWSHIP
Ostervllle Community Church
was the scene of the second Fel-
lowship night with guest speaker
I Dr. J. Edgar Park. A group of 70
j turned out despite the inclement
weather , and a most enjoyab le eve-
! ning was had.
A covered dish sapper was
served In charge of the Community
Club, assisted by the Youth Fel-
lowship.
Mrs. Frank Hansen wns chair-
man of the committee, assisted by
Mines. Harland Wheeler , Dana
Marstons and R. David Hinckley,
and MI SSOB Peggy Cowen , Janet
Held , Edwlna Wheeler and Martha
Kittila.
Mrs. Park waB also a guest and
us It WIIB her birthday tho flowors
iiBod at the party wore presented
to her.
SEN. STONE IN NEW BEDFORD
Workers in the 1949 Salvation
Army Maintenance Appeal gather-
ed at the citadel in New Bedford
Tuesday night for the annual kick-
off dinner meeting. Senator Ed-
ward C. Stone, chairman of the Sal-
vation Army Corps advisory board
of Boston , was guest speaker.
He discussed the work of the
organization as he had observed it.
SURPRISE SHOWER
Mrs. Joseph F. Walsh, Jr. was
honored at a surprise miscellane-
ous shower at the home of Mrs.
Robert Lebel. Serving with Mrs.
Lebel as co-hoBtess was Mrs. Clif-
ton Llnnell. Guests were Mmes.
Edwin Lagergren , Jr., Frank A.
Clarke , Jr., -Robert Hinckley, C. J.
Burnett , Truman Lewis, Joh n
S. Lebel, Walter Sanford , JrJ.,
Robert Walsh, William Whlteley,
Jr., Perkins Evans, Herbert
Coombs and MisseB Dorothy, Prls-
cllla and Peggy Walsh.
MR. CRITE SPEAKER
ON RACE RELATIONS
Sunday, Feb. 13, Allan R. Crlte
will be guest speaker. Mr. Crlte
is the eminent Negro artist who so
enriched and inspired us a year
ugo. This year the Marstons Mills
parish will sponsor the significant
art exhibit at 3 p.m. All are cor-
dially invited to attend.
CAKE SALE
The Celtics, a newly formed
Junior League basketball |team,
under the direction of the Barn-
stable recreation group, will hold
a food sale at 2 p.m. in the Oster-
vllle Drug Store. Mothers of the
youths helping on the sale are
Mmes. Elmer Whlteley, Leonard
Tallman and John Aylmer. The
boys are raising money to buy new
uniforms.
PERSONAL8
Mr. and Mrs. C. Merchant Wilde
have left for a five months' trip to
Phoenix, Arizona, and California.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgoyne
of Woilaston have visited Mrs.
Burgoyne 's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Walsh.
Mrs. William Bergeron Is home
from the Boston City Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Whlteley
are home after a trip to Morton
Grove. Ill,, to visit MrB. Whlteley's
parents, Mr. and MrB. Charles
Faulman.
Mrs. Samuel Dallas, Miss Regina
Murray, Miss Lillie Ahonen, MISB
Harriet Cbace and Miss Charlotte
Mahoney have completed a Har-
vard-Boston University course con-
ducted at the Barnstable High
1 School Library.
Mrs. Mauley Crosby, Jr. left Sun-
day to join Mr. Crosby in Tarpon
Springs , Florida, for a short vaca-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Allen re-
cently entertained Mrs. Allen's
brother , Charles Serfuce , of Og-
ilensburg, N. Y., and Morris Olson
of Boston.
Dr. ami Mrs. James L. Chute are
on a vacation trip through the
South.
Mrs. Stuart F. Scudder entertain-
ed the Mondny Night Bridge Club
this week at her home on Tower
1 Hill Road.
Mrs. Frank Allen is spending a
few weeks visiting her brother , W.
W. Jones , of West Haven, Conn.,
while Mr. Allen Is vacationing in
Miami with Cecil Coleman.
Mr. and MrB. Silas Whitehead
were Now Bedford Visitors on
Tuesday.
Mr. Allan Crlte and his mother
will bo guests at dinner on Sun-
day of tbe Rev. and Mrs. Peter
Patches.
Mrs. Chester Crosby entertained
Hie rug group on Tuesday at an
all-day meeting. Nine members ut-
tended.
Mr. und Mrs. Howard Hiinnu of
Walpole visited friends in town
and their cottage at Sam's Pond.
Freeman Scudder of Morning-
side, Sioux City, Iowa, spent sev-
eral days at the home of his
mot her , Mrs. Stuart Scudder re-
cently. Freeman, who Is studying
air forestry, has transferred to
Paul Smith College, Paul Smith,
New York, leaving Tuesday morn-
ing to start classes.
Mrs. Matthew Blrtwhlstle is ut
homo after spending a few dayB in
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. John Could cel-
ebrated tho second birthday of
their daughter Jennifer with a fam-
ily party at their homo.
Mr. and Mrs. David Kittila on-
tertalned Mr. and "
"WrS; -Perkins
Evans, Mr, and Mrs. Phillips and
Mr, and Mrs. William Aittalnoni l atl
their home recently, the occasion
being Mrs. Klttlla 's birthday. j
Lawrence Trel'ry, a teacher at
Saunders Radio School, Newton
Corner, spent Bevoral days at his
homo on West Buy Itoad. Mr. and
Mrs. Trefry entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Moncrlef and daugh-
ter Ann of Wakefield , Richard Mel-
lon of Wilmington und Mrs. Frank
Nickerson of Dennisport.
Mrs, Alexander Untitle of Ton-
ally, N. J., has been visiting friends
hero.
Mrs. Joseph Swift and Mrs. Shir-
ley Crosby entertained at bridge
purtleB Tuesduy night for the ben-
efit of the Father MoSwiney Circle,
Daughters of Isabella. Awards at
Mrs. Swift's homo went to Mrs.
Peter Yankas, Mr. and Mrs. Elno
Mott , Mr. and Mrs. Fred McLuno,
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Whlteley
and Mrs. Mary Drake.
Prize winners at Mrs. Crosby's
were Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Blrt-
whlstle, John Lowls, Mrs. Hallett
Gardner , 'Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pal-
urtibo and William Bergeron. Mrs.
Herbert Coombs was co-hostess
with Mrs. Crosby.
MI SB Katharine Palches left Sat-
urday to spend the weekend with
friends In Providence , returning,to f
Washington on Sunday night to
resume her classes at the Ameri-
can University.
Thomas Milne , chairman of the
Memorial Boulder Committee, hap
posted a list or veterans , or fami-
lies of veterans In tho lobby of the
Ostervllle Post Office. Please
chock this list to make suro It is
complete und names aro spelled
correctly. j
Miss Carol Mc.Grath of Hart-
ford , Conn., has been a guest of
Miss Agnes Shields. Both girls uro
students at Suered Heart Academy,
Fairhaven.
MRS. TIDIE BENTTINEN
Mrs. Hilda P. llenttliion , 04 , of
this village, died suddenly at Good
Samaritan Hospital , West Palm
Beach, Florida, Monday morning,
of coronary thrombosis.
Born In Helsinki, Finland , Mrs.
Benttinen came to West Barnstable
about 40 yeurs ugo. For the pust
several years, Mr. and Mrs. Bent-
tinen had spent the winter monthB
In Lake Worth , Florida.
Survivors include her husband ,
Tldie Benttinen , of West Barnsta-
ble; two daughters , Mrs. Alan Sun-
delln of Wilmington , Del., and Miss
Helen Benttinen of Woston Barn-
stable; three Sons, Frederick Bent-
tinen of Falmouth Heights, Arthur
Benttinen of Wareham and Theo-
doro Benttinen of Lexington , and
four grandchildren, Joan Benttinen
of Falmouth Heights and Theodore,
Ricky and David Benttinen of Lex-
ington.
Funeral services were held Tues-
day, February 8, at the West Barn-
stable Congregational Church.
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FLOWER GUILD
GUEST SPEAKER
Mrs. Nelson Bearse was the
gueBt speaker at the Flower Guild
Alliance Guest Day in the Uni-
tarian Church parlors on Wednes-
day. An attendance ot about 40 en-
joyed the program arranged by tho
Inter-Church Committee.
FOOD SALE
The Flower Guild Alliance held
a Silver Tea and food sale at the
home ot MIBB Maude Baker on Sat-
urday. Over $50 was earned.
BARNACLES HOLD MEETING
The Barnacles held an open
meeting in Woman's Club Hall on
Tuesday. Candidates for town elec-
tion were invited to speak.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
David Langfleld , Bon of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Langfleld, celebrated
bis tenth birthday with a party for
his friends nt the home of his par-
ents.
PERSONALS
Miss Maryella Sllney Is a patient
at tho Cape Cod Hospital, where
she unilurwent an appendectomy.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hunter are
making their homo with Mrs. Hun-
ter 's parents , Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Soutsa,
Mrs. Floyd Van Duzer Is in tile
New England Baptist Hospital,
whore she recently underwent an
operation.
The CWC met at tho home of
Mrs. J. A. Van Buren. Tho next
meeting will be held Thursday at
the homo of Mrs. Goorgo Murphy.
Arnold Nickerson of Boston re-
cently spent the wookend with his
puronts , Mr . and Mm. Harold Nick-
erson.
Miss Elvira Jones is reported ill
at iter home with pneumonia,
Richard Jones, son of Mrs. Vir-
ginia Jones , is 111 ut home with u
Qulncy sore throat.
Dr. Harriott Hardy has returned
to Cambridge after spending a
week at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
il. K, Conner.
Miss Elisabeth Taylor is HI at
tho home on Hyannis Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lyons and
daughter Sally sailed Wednesday
from New York for Greece whore
Mr. Lyons' buslnest. Is taking him
for two yonrs.
About 135 pooplo attended the
Firemen's Supper Saturday night.
Many remained for the square dan-
cing following the supper.
Irving Huston of Winchester bus
visited his sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and MrB. Dana Holmos.
Mrs. Ethel Maglll IB ill at her
home.
| Robert Bonnu is on an extended
visit at home, lie will return to
business school later.
Mrs. Fred Nickerson and Mrs.
William Jones recently visited in
Boston,
Eunlco llassett Is making her
home with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jones for tho present.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruska are
spending u month in Ijuke Worth,
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon David and
children aro home af'ter spending
several months In St- Petersburg,
Florida,
Mr. and Mrs. Luurnnco Mortimer
spent a few days with their daugh-
ter und sou-ln-luw and children in
Strafford , Conn.
Harold J. Perry ot Boston was
tho weekend guest of his puronts ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry.
Rosnmontl George bus started
her nurse's training at Mt. Auburn
Hospital In Cambridge.
Mrs. Dorothy Cooper, of Chat-
ham , Now .lorsoy, was the guest of
Miss Maude Baker for the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lautorback
of lOlllsvlllo , and daughter, Mrs. F.
R. Peterson , und children of Ja
malca Plain , wero In town thlB
week calling on friends. Thoy wore
former residents of Barnstable.
Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo Kilos wero
In Boston visiting his mother dur-
ing the week-end.
Peter Duggun , son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Duggun , had the mis-
fortune to fall from his bicycle and
break bis leg.
Ralph Jones of tho V. S. Coast
(iuurd Is homo for sevurul days.
Mr. and Mrn. Raymond Huntin g
aro In Arizon a for a six weeks'
visit.
Miss June Anderson Is a student
at the Butora School of Fine Arts
iu Boston.
Miss Maude Rukier and Miss Mu-
riel Newsome wore guests of Mrs.
Alton Cook at at Hotel Bellovue in
Boston for the week-end.
Captain Robert Murph y Is ut
home visiting ills father, Hugh
Murphy.
Mr. und Mrs. Balfour Bassett
have been In Nantucloet reeontly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tulls wore
called to Norwood rec ently by the
death of his father.
Barnstable
Committal services wero con-
ducted January 2911» in the family
lot at Cummuijuid Cemetery for
Charles H. Hedge, 'late husbund of
Lillian E. Hedge, Mthn dlod ut his
home In Somervill e Januury 27th.
Funeral services h ad been hold In
Somervllle.
The son of Cha rles H. and Han-
nah S. (Hallett) Hedge, Mr. Hedge
was born June 1 », 1872, of an old
Barnstable fumli: /.
At the time of his death , he was
u member of Du outer Lodge 220 of
Odd Fellows, Ci imaridgo. He wus u
retired clerk I a i.'h« Hhlp Fitting
Supply Compur (r, Boston.
Charles H. Hedge
BARNSTABLE ELECTION, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1940
For Selectman and Assessor
JOHN D. W. BODFISH
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WHY? Watch this space each Friday for
First: I am thoroughly trained , qualified
and experienced as few others are tot the
work of these offices. Regardless of racial
origin , creed , party or condition, you can
come to me at any time and be sure of
fair and courteous treatment. We should
"be progressive, but we must keep our taxes
within the limits of our ability to pay.
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MARTHAS VINE YARD
$5.75 per person
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Post War NAVION or
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CAPE AIR SERVICE
HYANNIS AIRPORT
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FOR YOUR FURNACE
Importance of clou ning your furnace means a great
Hiving of Fuel—ns dirt on the baffle plates on your
furnace act as an insulator. Dirt in your stove pipe
retards draft. For further particulars and price call
Hyannis 233-W-2.
E. Henry Phinney
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COAI. . WOOD . ICE - FUEL OILS
l45 Yarmouth Road TBL.M,W1 Hyannis
REALTOR
Personal and confidential serv-
ice In the purchase and sale of
Mid-Cape Real Estate.
Listings desired of houses
large and small,
SAMUEL T. STEWART
and ASSOCIATES
Tel. Hyannis 1930
13 8herm»n Square Hyannis
ARTICLE 4, To sec if the town will assume liability In the manner
provided by Section HI) of Chapter ill of thu aenerul haws for ail dam-
ages that may bo Incurred by work to bo performed by the Department
of Public Works ot Massachusetts for the improvement , development,
maintenance and protection of rivers , harbors , tldu waters, and fore-
shores, in accordance witli Soetion 11 of the, Chapter 01 of the (lenoru l
Laws , ami authorize thu Selectmen to execute ami deliver a bond of
indemnity tburul'or to the Commonwealth ,
ARTICLE G. To sou what salarlos tho town will pay the following
elective town officers : Selectmen , Assessors, Town Clerk, Town Trea-
surer, Tux Collector, Surveyor of nigh ways , Sowur Commissioners,
Tree Warden, Modera tor, Board of Health.
ARTICLE II. To son what sums of money thu town will ralBo und
appropriate for thu followin g purposes for the ensuing year: Payment
of Debt , Interest , Financial Department , Selectmen 's Department , Asses-
sor's Department, Town dork's and Treasurer's Dupurtment , Tax Col-
lector 's Department, Election Department, Moth Department , Planning
Hoard , Municipal llulldln gs , Legal Department , True Warden Depart-
ment, Sewer Commissioners' Department; Shellfish Constable , Inspection
of Wires , Inspection or ilulldln gs , Sealing of Weights und Measures,
Engineering Dopurtmot, (forest Fires, Fires, (other than foreBt), Police
Department, Hoard ot Health , Sanitation , Inspector of Animals, Repairs
on Roads and Bridges, Snow and lee Removal , Aid to Dependent Chil-
dren , Veterans ' Benefits, Department of Public Welfare , Old Age Assist-
ance, School Department, Reserve Fund , Park Commission , Unclussilled
ICXpenses, Cemeteries, Moderator , Maintenance of Cralgvllle Reach ,
Dog Officer , Harbor Master , Police OfflcorB ' Pension, Playground und
Recreation Commission, Maintenance of Hyannis Airport , Department
of Veterans' Services , Barnstable County Retirement System , shellfish
propagation and for all other Legal Kxpuiisos.
ARTICLE 7. To hoar ami nci upon tlm reports of the town officers
und special or standing committees,
ARTICLE ft. To receive and act upon the uccounts of nil persons
to whom the town may be Indebted.
ARTICLE !
'. To sue if tho town will raise und appropriate thu sum
of $000.00 for tho proper observance of Memorial Day,
ARTICLE 10, To see If the town will raise and appropriate a sum
not to exceed $200.00 for leasing quarters for the I lulled Spanish Wur
Veterans, Capo Cod Camp No. 72.
ARTICLE 11. To see II the town will raise and appropriate the sum
of 11200.00 for leasing quarters for i'ost No. 200, American Legion.
ARTICLE 12. To see If the town will raise and appropriate the sum
or 1000.00 for leasing quarters for the Dennis V, Thomas 1
'ost, No. 2678,
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
ARTICLE 13. To see If tho town will accept the second paragraph
of Section 15 of Chapter 1211 of the Geuaral Laws which provides tor
the appointment or Inspector of Animals by the Hoard ot Health.
ARTICLE 14. To see If the town will raise and appropriate not
more than $1000. In aid of Barnstable Housing Authority us provided In
General Laws (Tor . lid.) Chapter 121 us amended by Section 26 Q, (Uy
request of the Housing Authority.)
ARTICLE 1G. To see If tbe town will raise and appropriate a sum
not to exceed $7600.00 for the maintenance and increase of the free
public libraries of the town, to be apportioned by a Town Library Com-
mittee consisting of one person from each precinct to be named hy the
Moderator , or to take any action in relation thereto.
C.tmlinutdon Tagi '
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at the several precincts 111 said Barnstable on Monday, March , the
Seventh , 1948, ut 10 o'clock In the forenoon, then and there to tiring
in their votes tor the following elective officers:
One Moderator for one year.
One Selectman for throe years.
One Assessor for tbroo years.
One Tax Collector for throe years.
One Member of the School Committee for ihroo yours.
One Member ot tho Hoard of Health for three years.
One Park Commissioner for three years.
One Member of the Planning Hoard for live years.
Ono Sewer Commissioner for three years.
One Sewer Commissioner for unexpired term (ono year).
Two Members of tho Playground and Recreation Commission for
throe yours.
Four Members or tho Housing Authority.
VOTING PRECINCTS
Precinct 1. Village Hull , Harnstablu.
Precinct 2. Finnish Congregational church , wost Barnstable,
Precinct 3, 1louring Room , Town OITIco Building, Hyannis, „
Precinct 4. South Congregational Churc h Vestry, Centerville,
Precinct 5. Ostervllle Veterans' Hall, Ostervllle,
Precinct 0. Parish Hall, Marstons MIH B.
Precinct 7. Freedom Hull , Cotult.
The Polls shall be closed at G:()0 o'clock P.M.
And to moot subsequently at the Hyannis Thoulro , Tuesday, March
tho Eighth , 1840; ut !»:00 o'clock In the forenoon to act upon the follow-
ing articles,
ARTICLE l. To sou lr the town will authorise tho Town Treasurer
with tho approval of (bo Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time I
In antidilution of the revenue of the llnunclul year beginning January 1,
lull) , und to issue its note or notes therefo r, payable within ono year,
and to renew any note or notes Issued for a period or one year, under
tho provisions of (Jmiora l Laws, Ter. Ed. 0, 44 , S, 17.
ARTICLE 2. To sue it ihu town will authorise the Town Treasurer,
with the approval of the Select men, to borrow money on and after Janu-
ary 1, 1050, iu anticipation of tho revenue of thu llnunclul yuur begin-
ning January 1, 1860.
ARTICLE .
'I. 'I'o see If the town will Indemnify the Common wealth
of Mussachusalts against any and all claims for land , grade and drain-
age damages which may bo caused by, or result from tho laying out, or
const ruction of any Statu Highway In the Town during the present yuur
und will authorise tho Board of Selectmen to sign an Indemnity agree-
ment In behalf of tho Town.
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Annual Town Meeting Warrant
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
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To either of tho Constables of the Town ot Barnstable , In the County of
of Hurnstuble GREETING :
IN THE NAME OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS,, you aro hereby directed to noltty and warn the inhabitants of
said Town , qualified to vote in elections and in Town Affairs to moot,