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ECONOMY
Men do not realize how great a
revenue economy is.—Cicero.
Get the Cleaning Habit!
Then let us dry clean last
Spring's garments . . . make
them look like new. Bring
I back color brightness and
pattern clearness — as the
perfection of fit and style
that first attracted you.
BRADLEY'S
CLEANSERS
ia'S Main Street Hyannis
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
BARNSTABLE ELECTION, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1949
For Selectman and Assessor
JOHN D. W. BODFISH
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
VOTE for and ELECT
I FRANK L. HORG AN
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I Town of Barnstable
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If A Qualified Candidate
¦ Resident and Taxpayer for 16 Years
I Public Accountant 18 Years
I School Teacher 10 Years Barnstable School Dept.
I General Insurance Agency 3 Years
¦ Listen to my address over WOCB
I Saturday Evening 7:00
I FRANK L. HORGAN, Centerville, Mats.
I We the undersigned voters of the Town of Barnstable are pleased to announce
I our endorsement for :
I FRANK L. HORGAN, CANDIDATE
¦ for the office of School Committee at the March 7, 1949 Town Election.
I JameB F. Kenney, Hyannis Everett F. Fuller , Hyannis
B John E. Martin, Hyannis Roland E. CarlBon , Hyannis
I Joseph H. Martin , Hyannis David B, Starck , Hyannis
B Harry Farewell, Hyannis David N. C. Hyams, Ostervllle
B Elvlda N. Morey, Hyannis Louis P. Williams, Ostervllle
B George Garoufee, Hyannis Francis A. Wyman, Ostervllle
B Edward Kelly, Hyannis Burleigh H. Savery, Cotuit
B Theodore Apostol, Hyannis Walter 0 .Scudder , Cotuit
B Louis Zucconi, Hyannis William L .Cash, Cotuit
B Alexander Pate, Hyannis Mary Leland, Cotuit
B Wllmot Marchatit, tHyannisport David H. Leland, Cotuit
B John L. Gould, Ostervllle Prescott L. Fish, Centerville
B Eleonora Lagergren, Ostervllle Horry A. Jenkins, Ostervllle
B Margaret L. Wyman, Ostervllle Ethel M. Farnsworth, Ostervllle
B Lillian Olsen, Hyannis
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METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Peter Palettes, pastor.
Mrs. Marjorle Hamblln, organist.
.Mrs. Frank Lapham, Superinten-
dent, of Church School,
11:00 n.m. Church School.
7:00 p.m . Worship service.
8:15 Youth Fellowship.
For Sunday, March 6
Re-'ledlcation of the newly reno-
vated chancel.
Guest speaker, Rev . G. Albin
Duhlqulst of Middleboro , district
superintendent.
PERSONALS
February certainly went out like
a lion but March didn 't come in
like a lamb.
Miss Marie Cobb of Hyannis
spent the school vacation with her
aunt , Mrs. Michael Bucci , of New-
town. Mr. and Mrs. Bucci were In
Providence , It. I., to attend the
wedding of Miss Mary Bucci to Mr.
Francis Cottrell , the ceremony tak-
ing place at St. Anne's Church. The
bride is Mr. Bucci's niece.
Joseph Locke dislocated his knee
while playing volley ball last Wed-
nesday night at Osterville.
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Mr. and Mrs . Edmund Mossey of
Brockton were weekend guestB at
the Pollard house.
Mrs. Daniel Leach has /eturned
home from a motor trip to Florida
and with Dr. Leach attended the
dog show In Boston.
Little Leter Van Leewen Is re-
covering from an ear Infection.
Manuel Gomes is at home from
the Cupe Cod Hospital . Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Gomes of Boston spent
Sunday there,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorlng Jones, Sr.,
spent Wednesday in New Bedford
with her brother , Carroll , and Mrs.
Fuller, who is recovering from a
recent operation performed at St.
Luke's Hospital.
Mrs. Wlllard Phillips is captain
of Rose Bud Troop I, Girl Scouts,
of Osterville. Miss Sandra Parkei
is a member of the troop which
meets every Tuesday afternoon af-
ter school hours In the Ostervllle
parish house.
Allen FlBk has a broken linger,
received when he hit his hand
against a chair at his home.
There were 51 present at the Lay-
men 's Sunday evening service.
Young people taking part were Miss
Claire Parker, Thomas Hartley and
Seward Rled , Jr.
Mrs. Loring Jones, Jr. really cel-
ebrated her birthday on February
22. She and Mr. Jones were dinner
guests of her parents and supper
guests of her sister , Mrs. Marv in
Amer, and family. A birthd ay cuke
was served at both 1 mses.
Mrs . Chester Howes and daugh-
ter, Beverly, of The Plains , Bpenl
severul days with Mrs. Howe.-,'
mother, Mrs. R. E. Weller OL West
j vVarehum, Another daughter, Miss
Martha Howes and friend , Miss
I Mary Potter , returned to the Cape
with them Wednesday, where they
spent the lemalnder of the weei;,
Manila makes her home with Mr,
and Mrs. Daniel Trlbau of WcHt
Wareham,
Mr. and Mrs. Howes were the
!guests ot Mrs. Weller on Tuesday,
when they uttended the Ice Fol-
lies in Providence. Her son, Ru-
dolph Weller , wan also a guest.
Walter (Hidden of Nuntucke ,
came by plane to visit his sister,
Mrs. Daniel Leach , ami fuin.ly ove.
I lie weekend,
.Miss Doris Pond , whose lSth
birthduy came on Friday, eelebruted
on Saturday, and us the guoBt oi
James Hurry hud dinner al the
i'L'ter Pond House In Forestdule,
Mr. und Mrs. Karle Mossey at-
tended the opening dance of the
NCO Club at Camp Edwards UP .
guests of Technical Sergeunl and
Mrs . Robert Lancaster, The famoui
Larry Green Bond of Bosto n played
for dancing. Mrs. Betty Hied was
also a gueHl.
PERSONALS
Several were present at the dress
rehearsal of the Hotsy Totsy Min-
strels held on Sunday afternoon In
the Parish Hall. Among them were
Mr. und Mrs. Edmund Nlckerson of
East Harwich, Mrs. Harold Glfford
ot Ostervllle, Mrs. George Savery
and daughter, Mrs. Rose Mehalko ,
of Cotuit.
Little David Papp is 111 with
measles,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baker
have returned from Fort Stockton,
Texas. Mrs. Baker accompanied
Mrs. Walter Baker of Hyannis in
the ambulance plnne.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Doane and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Kesten of
HyannlB were Sunday guests of Mr.
ami Mrs. Lloyd Hodley, attending
church with them that evening. Mr.
and MrB. E. H. Turner of West
Barnstable also attended services.
MARSTONS MILLS
POST OFFICE HOURS
Mails close 10:30 A.M. and 4: »0
P.M. Incoming malls ready for dis-
tribution approximately 8:00 A.M ,
11:45 A.M., and 5:00 P.M.
Lobby open dally, except Sunday,
G::i0 A.M. to 0:00 P.M.
Florence L .Rogers,
Acting Postmaster
''^NGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. Robert C. Dodds , pastor.
MrB. Cleveland Wilson , organist,
and choir leader.
Roger G. Edwards , Sunday
School Director.
Worship Service—9:15 a.m.
Sunday School , 10:;i O A.M.
Thursday, Choir Rehearsals, 7:15
p.m., Junior; 8:00 p.m., Senior.
SCOUT H IKE
The West Yarmouth Hoy Scouts
of Troop No. 5, under the leadership
HI Seoul Master Dick Johnson and
Assistant Scout Master Gordon
Daggett metySunday afternoon and
drove to Sunrty Neck , where they
went on u bike.
WEYAR MATRONS
Tiie members of tho Weynr Mat-
rons Club of the West Yarmouth
Congregational Church met Wed-
nesday evening ut the Community
building, For a February project
each member of the Club WIIB ro-
quested to earn a dollar and tell
how she earned it. There were
some. Ingenious und some very hu-
morous methods shown for obtain-
ing the money. Some of the mem-
bers guvo tous und bridge parties,
others sold bomemudo pastries anil
candies, and ono member even re-
sorted lo dreBBinuklng.
Tin! hostesses for this meeting
were Mrs. Archie McLean , Mrs.
Raymond Boursu and Mrs. Thelniit
Holmes,
4-H
• The Sow and Sews mot on Mon-
day afternoon at 4 at Duuue Ken-
yon's homo where they cut out
and basted blouses and aprons un-
der Donne 's supervision . Mrs . Ken-
yon note d us hostess und served
refreshments,
Tho next meeting of the club
will he held ut tin- home of Joan
Randall.
NO DINNER
At about dinner time Monday
evening, tho Kngiowood residents
wero again blessed with the fa-
miliar "no electricity, " Consequent-
ly, some dinner remained uncooked
on the stoves. Tho more fortunate
people ute by candlelight or lump-
light. However, Hie uloctrlclty was
soon restored , thanks to the good
service of the repair crew.
TREE FOR LUCK
Has anyone noticed the little
pine tree on the roof of the new
building being buill by John Can-
non on Route 28. ,
We huve been wondering if Mr.
Cannon has been udherlng to tho
old SwodlBh custom of keeping u
tree ut the top of a building as a
good luck charm, until it 1B finished.
PERSONALS
Miss Lois Randall , duughtor of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Randall of
West Yarmouth, has been named
to the dean 's list at Bryunt College ,
providence, It. I.
The MI BBOB Carol Dauphlneo anil
Joan Randall returned Friday after
vlHltlng Carol's grandmother , Mrs.
C. Splistlsor , of Providence , R. I.
Mrs. CharleB E. Suxe of Berry
Avenue returned to her home via
the airways after spending the
weok In New York OH tho gueHl of
her brother, Mr. Oliver Hugan.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rulnler
huve returned to their home on
Bust Road after a trip through
Western MaBsuchusettB and New
York State,
YARMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL
Festival
There'll be a big time ut Yar-
mouth High School this Friday
night when the Vurmouth basket-
ball feBtlval will take pluce. The
llrst game, which will start at 7:30,
1B predicted to be one of the most
hilarious of the season with the
Yarmouth girls' team playing
against members of the female fac-
ulty. This game will be followed by
a team of Yarmouth Alumni against
the Yarmouth Legion ReBerves.
The final game of the evening will
will featuro the Yarmouth boys'
team bucking the stiff opposition
of the Yarmouth Leglonnulros.
This festival , under the direction
of Oouch Ken Rodgers and Girls '
Coach Mrs. George Hill , IB being
stoged for the benefit of the annuul
Yarmouth High School Sport Night
progra m to be held later In the
school year .
West Yarmouth
FEDERATE D CHURC H BUDGET
FOR 1949
At the meeting of the Cotuit Fed-
erated churc h on Thursday night,
the 1949 budget of $11502.00 was
voted for, an increase of $525 over
1948.
Melton Dottridge, dork for the
past eight years, resigned , and
Mrs . Clarence Fish was elected us
his successor.
Other officers named were Calvin
D. Crawford, moderator; Freeman
Nlckerson , llnunclal secretary ;
Warren P. Campbell , treasurer;
Mrs. Vincent Dewey, Church School
superintendent , and Charles Suv-
ery, benevolence collector.
The joint committee Includes
Mrs. Bertram Ryder , Mrs. Herbert
Glfford , Dr. Donald Higgins, Mrs.
William Perry, Jr., Mrs . Matthew
Pells, Mrs. Clarence Brackett , Al-
bert Smith and Walter Scuddev.
Trustees are Mr. Smith, Mr.
Scudder, Dr. Higgins, Mr. Perry
and Robert P. Hayden.
Trustees to the Methodist Quar-
terly Conference Include Wendell
Hamlin , chairman! Samuel p. Bum-
pus, Mi. Campbell , Morton Dott-
ridge, Mr. Dewey, Mr. Robert Dott-
ridge, Mr, Nlckoi'Hon , Henry .1.
West and Albert Smith.
Deacons Include Robert Dott-
ridge, Wendell Hamlin, Vincent
Dewey and ualvlu Crawford.
Deaconesses are Mrs. Albert
Smith, Mrs. Samuel Bumpus, Miss
Olivia Phinney, Mrs . Robert Hay-
den and Mrs. Donald Higgins.
President of the Federated La-
dles ' Sewing Clcle is Mrs. Eurl
Danders. Mrs. Arthur Phillips is
president of tho Matrons I'lub and
Leslie Held Is president of Hie Son-
lor Youth Fellowship. Richard Phil-
lips is presldonl of thu Junior
Youth Fellowship unci George Irwin ,
president of thu Hy-Y Club,
Tile church accepted Jurisdiction
of Bruce Hall to lie controlled by a
Minister's Oouncil, comprised ot
representatives from church organ-
Izullons.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. William Sinclair of
Corning, Now York, spout tho
weekend at their home here , flying
their own plane.
Miss Helen Warren has been the
recent guest of her brother ami
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Hartley War-
ren,
Mr. and Mrs. John M . Pish are
at home after spending Hie past Dl
months with tliolr son ami duugli-
tor-iu-law , Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Q.
Fish, of WooiiHocket , it. I.
Mrs. Roger Burlingnmo Is In Hie
I'arkway Hospital in Boston.
Mrs. 10. E. Landers arrived home
on Sunday morning from Germany,
where she has been visiting rela-
tives for the past month, Mrs. Dan-
ders look thu trip by plane both
ways.
Oapt, IDtlBon Fisher Is in the Gape
Cod Hospital where he had an op-
eration on his eyes on Monday.
Mr. and Airs . Charles Harlow
have had as guest, his sister, M IH .
John Handy, of West Roxliury.
Cotuit
Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
(I' oterklii) Brown , 08, of Lexing-
ton , widow of William I. Brown ,
former Somervllle manufacturer,
wus held Wednesday, Murcb 2, In
the Douglass chapel , Lexington.
Mrs. Brown , who died Saturday,
wan a talented violinist , an da mem-
ber of Hie First BuptlHt Church of
Lexington. She leaves two BOIIS ,
Frederick I, or Austin , Texas, und
William I. Brown of Albany, New
York; a (laughter , Mrs. Dorothy G.
Kossell of Dolruy, Florida; live
grandchildren, ami u sister,
Mrs. Brown will be remembered
by Centerville peoplo as a former
resident and property owner of Hie
liouao now occupied by Mrs, Louise
Cayunuugh.
Mrs. Grace Brown
A vocation survey inumi j>y Amer-
ican Magazine among Its readers
on u nation-wide Imsls shows that
Massachusetts and Maine hold top
preference as Individual vacation
states.
Only 20 per cent., however , ex-
iled to go lo Now England next
summer, while 23 per cunt, will go
to the Pacific Coast Stales and 21
per cent, to Hie South Atlantic area.
But 2(1 per cent, hud not , when
(iiieiiiloned , decided on their vaca-
tion destination , which foci should
bo seized upon by or ganizations ad-
vertising recreation attractions,
Mass. Tops List for
'49 Vacation Seekers
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PLAY SAFE
Don 't bo underinsut'ed.
May we serve you?
LEONARD
INSURANCE AGENCY
Wianno Avuue
Osterville, Mans.
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Town Meeting Dates
Large enterprises make the few
rich , but the majority prosper only
through the carefulness and de-
toil of thrift.—T. T. Mungor.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMEN T
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Walter S. Hastings
461 Main Street Hyannis , Mats.
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porks; u comprehensive zoning
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embracing Hyunnls; u low
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tm sMsM sH H of the Offices of .Selectman, Assessor and Wel-
fare to cut waste und expense to a minimum.
INS URANCE
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ALL TYPES EXCEPT LIFE
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Winniio Avenue Osterville , M HHH .
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Having mi business or commercial Interests of any kind, he
will give ALL Ills lime to tho office.
Having iiioilo no committments to any upaclal group, he Is
pledged only to honest ami Intelligent Town Government with
Impartial interest in thu needs of every villa ge .
The ONLY candidate who ban atleiided' all public hearings on
the Town Warrant , Zoning and School matters,
As .Selectman and Assessor ho will work honestly and capably
for the best Interest of all the Taxpayers,
FOR SELECTMAN AND ASSESSOR
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Hot Cross Buns 45c dozen
; On Sale Every Wednesday nml Sntiinlny
I During Lent,
Fresh Strawberry Tarts I 5c each
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Cape Cod Bakery
366 A MAIN 8TREET HYANNIS
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JEWELRY and CLOCK
REPAIRS
Silver lieplnted
Beads Roatrung
Cinderella
Jewelry Shop
Watches - Clocks - Jewelry
340 B Main Street Hyannis
REALTOR
Personal and confidential serv-
ice in the purchuse and vale ot
Mill Tape Heal Kstute.
Listings desired ot houses
large and small.
SAMUEL T. STEWART
and ASSOCIATES
Tel. Hyannis 1930
13 Sherman Square Hyannis
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