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LENTEN SERVICES
As the Rev. Walter J. Buckley
announced , Lenten services began
with the 7 a.m. muss at Our Lady
of Assumption Church , Ash Wed-
nesday. Ashes were blessed at this
mass and distributed following the
moss.
Eveuing services Wednesday con-
sisted of the Rosary, sermon and
Benediction of the Most Blessed
Sacrament. The Friday Lenten serv-
ices will begin at 7:30 p.m. witli
the Stations of the Cross, followed
by Behedictlon. Services will be
held at 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday
and Friday during the Lenten sea-
son, and daily mass at 7 a.m.
MISSIONARIES TALK
Missionaries Ono and Miriam
Lahtinen gave talks at a meeting
held in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Anitl Jackson on Monday night .
BIRTHDAY OBSERVED
Albert Howe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Waldo Howe, celebrated his ninth
birthday anniversary with a party.
Guests were Parker Little , Robert
Hallett, Gerald Delay, Nick! Niles.
James Wright, William Jenkins,
Harlow Huckabee, Lee Nute and
Peter Stringer. Games were played
with prizes being awarded to Ntckl,
Jimmy and - Lee. Albert 's sister.
Jacqueline, assisted Mrs. Howes at
the party.
PRAYER SERVICE
Prayer service of the Buptist
Church was held in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Crocker.
CHAUNCEY D. PARKER
News has been received of the
death of Chamice .
v D. Parker on
Saturday. Ostervllle resident for
many years, maintaining a beautiful
summer estate here, Mr. Parker
passed away in a Boston hospital.
Funeral services were held Mon-
day. February 23, at 2 p.m., at the
Forsyth Chapel , Forest Hills Cem-
etery, Boston.
MEETING ON MONDAY
The Osterville Village Associa-
tion held a meeting Monday night
when representatives of (lie Plan-
ning Board and of the teachers'
salary committee discussed zoning
and teachers' salaries. The town
warrant and a memorial for vet-
erans was discussed.
"DOLLAR" SOCIAL
The Alliance of the Osterville
Community Church held a "dollar "
social at the Parsonage, with Mrs.
Peter Patches, hostess. Co-hostesses
were Mrs. Cecil Goodspeed , Mrs.
Lawrence Lang and Mrs. Thomas
Milne.
Thirty dollars was cleared. Mrs.
Freeman C. Adams entertained the
group by readings from "Miss Boo.'
A geography game was played.
Mrs. Freeman Adams and Mrs.
Frank Hansen Winning prizes of
home made doughnuts. Tea uud
home made cake was served the
group.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. David Kittila and
daughters, Martha and Marilyn,
were recent guests of Mrs. Ktttlla's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Einnr Hum-
punnei. of Middleboro.
Miss Jean Conant has been
spending the past week at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Conant,
Mr. and Mrs. James Shields,,Jr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Little were
recent Boston visitors.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Ash Wednesday—The monthly
business meeting and luncheon of
the Woman 's Alliance wns held In
the parish house.
Wednesday evening at 7:30 tho
first Lenten service of the Barn-
stable Protestant Church was held
in the Federated Church , Hyannis,
with Rev. Thomas Perdue of the
Federated Church , Cotuit, speaker.
The service of March » will be
held In the Ostervllle Community
Church with Rev. W. Stafford
Scott , speaker.
Thursday of this week a business
meeting of tho Community Club
Will he held at the parish house
with Mrs. Evelyn Gould , Mrs. Rosa-
mond Milne and Miss Peggy Coweil
In charge.
Flowers at the altar were pre-
sented by Mr. and Mrs. David Kit-
tila and daughters , Martha and Mar-
ilyn, In memory of Mrs. F. S. Deems
of Wlanno.
Special Notice
At the church council meeting ot
February 14 it was voted to hold
the next meeting on March 10 und
the annual church meeting on
Monday, March 14,
A special Laymen Service was
held Sunday. Speakers were the
following: Thomas Milne, John
Gould, Robert Hinckley and Mrs.
Rudolph B. Paulson. A very line
service was enjoyed by a capacity
audience,
Pre-Lenten Dance
A pre-lenten dunce was held Sat-
urday night In Osterville Veterans .
Hall by the Ostervllle Veterans
Association. Joseph Dixon nnd
Louis Williams were co-chairmen. ,
Music was by Phil Cullery and his |
orchestra of Middleboro.
Chester Conway, Edwin Lager-
gren , Jr., and Albert Williams are
to be in charge of tickets. Francis
Wyman was named chairman of
the nominating committee. Other
members are Mr. Lagergren , Louis
Williams and William Bergeron.
PERSONALS
Robert , son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
cock Hallett, Jr., observed his sixth
birthday with a theatre party, anu
guests were Albert Howe , Naureen
and Patty Flynn , Pamela and Par-
ker Little, Malcolm and Manley
Crosby. After the show the childrei.
had supper at a local restaurant,
Joann Morin of Nantucket 1B vis-
iting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Chauncey Crocker during
school vacation.
Mrs. Carroll Fuller, a former res-
! Meat of Ostervllle, is at her home
in New Bedford after an operation
at St. Luke's Hospital. Mrs. Fuller
is reported recovering.
Mrs. Ted Turner and daughter ,
Patty, were Boston visitors on Wed-
nesday.
Senator Edward C. Stone of Oy-
ster Harbors addressed 53 members
and guests of the Orleans Rotary
Club on Monday night in South-
ward Inn, His subject was "Legis-
lative Procedure."
Rev. Peter Palehes spent Wed-
nesday In Boston,
Miss Harriet Chace and Mrs. An-
ders Nelson of Centerville attended
a banquet at the Men 's Faculty
Club , New York City, for Dr. Mary
' Townsetul, professor In the History
Department of Columbia Univer-
sity. Dr. Townsend has retired after
30 years of work.
Mrs. Carl Uiedell was hostess to
the Monday night bridge club.
Agnes Shields of Sacred Heart
Academy, Fairhaven , is spending
a week's vacation at the home of
her parents , Mr . anil Mrs. John F.
Shields.
Sylvia Scudder Is ill at home
with the mumps .
Religious classes at Our Lady of
Assumption Church wore cancelled
(luring the school vacation week.
Joan Nunes is in New Bedford
for a week's vacation. I
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Smith , ]
who have been living in the Emily
C. Hallett apartment have moved '
to Marstons Mills,
Selectman Victor F. Adams at-
tended a conference recently of
city and town officials in Cam-
bridge.
Mrs. James Hansberry and
daughters , Kathleen and Joan,
were recent Boston visitors.
Mrs. Carroll Fuller, former resi-
dent of Osterville is recuperating
from a serious operation at St,
Luke's Hospital.
Miss Jean Hlnkle has returned
home after spending several days
in Boston attending the Eastern
Dog Show.
Howard Sears of Poiul Street is
reported ill with the mumpB.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son, born Monday morn-
ing at Cape Cod Hospital.
Miss Elsie Chndwlck and Mrs.
Helen Williams attended the East-
ern Dog Show and the lee Follies
In Boston.
Miss Bernice Chndwlck and Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Chadwick visited
their uncle Howard Rich, who is
very ill In a Brockton Hospital.
Miss Anne Alcock of the Mac-
Lean institute spent the weekend
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Airs. John Alcock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams und
daughters , Bonnie and Sally, of
East Falmouth , visited with his
mother, Mrs. Helen Williams, and
other relatives on Sunday.
Mrs, Georgie Hinckley Is im-
proved alter a recent fall .
Mrs. Russell B. Sprogue and her
daughter Barbara huve returned
after u five-week vacation In Key
West and Miami , Florida.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bradford Crosby
are building a new home on West
Bay Road.
George T. Carven of Arlington is
building a house on Tower liili
Road .
Mr. and Mrs . Willis Crocker en-
tertained at a dinner party recent-
ly. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Nilb
Toolas and children , Garfield and
Janice, of West Yarmouth . The
party marked Mrs. Toolas' blrth-
' day.
I Mrs . John S. Leoel and daughter
Patricia Ann are home from the
I Cape Cod Hospital. Steve stayed
with his uncle and aunt , Mr. and
Mrs, Walter Sanford whlie Ills
mother was in the hospital.
Mr. Woody Pond flew to Sims-
bury, Conn., lust week , returning
the next day.
Betsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred McLane, Jr., and Ulen Hague,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hinck-
ley, were christened at the Com
munity Church.
Roger Leonard , a student of Bos-
ton University, spent the weekend
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Burleigh Leonard of Par-
ker Rood.
j oy Kittila , who has been ill ot
her home, Is reported improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Crosby left
Saturday ror Montclair, N. J., to
visit Mrs. Crosby 's sister, Mrs.
Gorham Crosby and her brother
and slster-in-luw , Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ton Cowan, continuing on to Tar-
pon Springs, Florida, to Bpend a
month with Mr. Crosby 's parents ,
Mr. and MrB. Mauley Crosby, Sr.
Russell B. Lewis is reported 111
al his home with mumps.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Alien have
returned to their home on Parker
Road.
The Kindergarten at the Cenacle I
opened Monday alter o week's va-
cation.
Rev. Peter Patches Bpent last
Wednesday in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs, Gregory Wells of
South bridge spent several days at
their Wlanno home.
Mrs. Frederick Sanborn was In
charge of the nursery class at the
Community Church School ,
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mahoney
were recent Boston visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Galluccl a.ul
children , Edmund and Richard o.
Arlington have been vis.ting Mrs.
Galiucci' s brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Crosby.
Karen Magnuson, who lias been
spending the week with her grand-
parents , Mr. and Mrs. Freeman 0.
Adams, has returned to her home
in Newton Center,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Shea and
family of Dorchester have been
at their home on West Bay Road |
tiie post week.
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BARNSTABLE LISTS
NEW MAIL SERVICE
W. Dana Holmes, Postmaster at
the Barnstable Post Office, has an-
nounced a new schedule of mails
to take effect Tuesday, M arch 1.
The lobby Will be open dally from
7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and there will
be window service from 8 a.m. to
6 p.m. Monday through Friday und
8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
Incoming molls will be In the
boxes at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Out-
going mails for down the Cape
must be in by 8:30 a.m. and 5:30
p.m. Outgoing malls for up the
Cape must be in by 0:30 a.m. and
4:30 p.m.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Murjorio Haydett, Miss
Maude linker, and Miss FIOHS Davis
ure spendlug u month at Fort Lau-
derdale, Florida.
Miss Rosamond Georg e of Ml.
Auburn Hospital , Cambridge, spen l
the week-end with her parents , Mr,
and Mrs. Anthony George.
Mrs. Shirley D. Lovell is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter , Mr.
and Mrs. Forest Beam at South
; Carolina.
Ted Bemis of Spring field wus tiie
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Sarah Dan-
iels, for a few days.
Mrs. W. Dana Holmes and chil-
dren , Harriett and Dean, have re-
turned after spending a week with
her parents at Campobello, N. B.
Funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon at Lothrop Hill
Cemetery for Charles VV. Dfxon ,
the son of Charles C. and Laura 1>.
(Clifford) Dixon. Charles Dixon, o
resident of this village, was killed
in action Feb. 19, 1944. He saw no-
tion in North Africa and Sicily as
post observer with the 4Ptii Tliun -
derbird Division in the Field Ar-
tillery.
Mrs, Avira Llbby has returned
from visiting her sen uini daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
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Libby and family at Vlncennes,
Indiana. She Is now staying with
her daughter , Mrs. Dorothy Gard-
ner.
Mrs. James Miller has returned
after visiting several weeks with
her son-in-law and daughter , Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Davidson and fam-
ily at South Carolina.
Miss Georgluna Jones is spend-
I ing several days with lier aunt , ,
Mrs. Georgie Hinckley, at Oster-
vllle.
Barnstable Woman 's Club will
hold a Food Sale und Tea at the '
Woman 's C" tbhouse on Saturday
from 3 to 5 p.m.
George Ryder, son of Mrs. Carle-
ton Ryder, of New Bedford iB vis-
iting his grandmother, Mrs. 1. Faye
Ryder , for several days.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Young ofi
Brookllne huve been at their sum- 1
mer home on Main Street. j
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William G. Cummings is with his
family for a few days,
Mrs. George J. Murphy and '
daughters, Elaine and Geoigianno ,
spent a few days last ween with
Mrs. Murphy 's sister anu father I
in Woburn .
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce K. Jerauld
and Mr. and Mis. James B. Mitche.l
attended the Ice Follies in Boston
last Monday,
Mrs. Fred Nlckerson and Mrs.
Lester Coville , accompanied hy
Mrs. Charles W. Jones, visited MI'B.
Elsie Jones In u Boston hospital.
Barry Sturgls, sop of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Sturgls is ill ut hi3
home.
Mr. and Mrs. fllartln Brown and '
Elizabeth visited Mrs. Brown 's
mother in Rochester.
Mrs. Jack Gerrior and daughter
Violet spent a few days with rela-
tives in Cambridge.
Mrs. Charles Riley has returned
home after being a patient at the
Cape Cod Hospital.
Miss Alice Ryder celebrated her
16th birthday Friday evening by
entertaining Hi friends at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ansel
L. Ryder. Guests included Muriel
Ellis, Harriett Wilde , Lawrence
Smith , Herbert Enuioh , Harold
Ellis and Arthur Smith , Jr., all of
Yarmouth ; Barbara and William
Anderson and Sally Johnson of Cen-
terville, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Schauwecker, Mertho Itni let , Violet
Gerrior , Marlon Phinney, Richard
Gilmore and Stephen Howes, Jr „
of this village. Her sister, Peggy-
Lou, was also present.
Mrs. William P. Swift recently
visited her mother , Mrs. Elsie
Jones, in Boston.
Dr. and Mrs, J. T. Boyle ami
family are spending a few weeks
In Astoria, Long Island.
OSTERVILLE NEWS
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VOTE FOR
Thomas M. Aylmer
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An energetic Veteran with constant
interest in public affairs. A man
with knowledge of the importance
of economy which will give the tax-
payer the full value of every dol-
lar and with the courage to advo-
cate measures to promote progress
and growth of tho Town of Barn-
LET US MAKE THE
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TOWN OF BARNSTABLE
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A FINER PLACE IN WHICH
THOMAS M. AYLMER
TO LIVE — AND WORK.
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JAMES F. KENNEY
Realtor & Appraiser
18 Ocean Street, Hyannis, Mass,
Tel. 907 •
Solicit Listings
HOMES , FARMS, ESTATES
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
Personal Attention to Exclusive
Listings
Finance & Management Rentals
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APPLIANCES
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BARNSTABLE COUNTY
MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
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Evereit P, Kelley President
Ralph H. Snow Vlce-'' -.><
Umh G. Cllfl Sec. - Trcas
Karln C. Simmons Asst. Sec
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Barnstable County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Business ccinliiied tu ilie Ccmnij
and limited uncording in liu/.arU.
imrliig ihe life ot the company II
has never paid less than 30 percent
dividends,
Applications Tor insurance should
i,e made tu any of the following ui
tiie company 's directum:
Allen H. Knowlea .. VarmuuUi Pun
Hil ivurd L. Harris liarustatilc
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Cecil 1. Ooudspeed OstervllK
Kiluin P. Kldn-due Chatham
llalph H. Snuw Harwich
Frank G. Thacher HyannU
I' m,mas K. Vuulig Dennis Purl
h'lleii 11. Jonep fr'almouth
Ueurae F. Dennis Sandwich
Am it- L. Kldnd ne ... Buzzards UuJ
Waller R. Mckerson ... So. Dennit
U. Carlton Clark . . . . East Brewster
Henry T. Crocker Orlean*
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UNITARIAN CHURCH
Rev. Walter ' Royal Jones, Jr.,
|minister .
D:30 a.m.. Church school and
Junior Church.
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship.
Friday, 8 p.m., choir rehearsal.
For Sunday, March 0
Sermon topic: "The Happy Poor "
—first in Lenten sermon series,
based on the Beatitudes.
Monday, March 7—Prudential
Committee, 8 p.m.
MINSTREL 8HOW
Approximately 100 parents and
guests attended the minstrel show
presented by Cub Pack 56 of this
village Saturday night in the Barn-
stable Woman 's Clubhouse.
Taking part In the production
were Chester O. A. Zucker , inter-
locutor; John Greene, James EUIB,
Rodney Niskala , Channing Zucker ,
John R. Tulls and Mrs. E. Drott,
Following the show, a brief Court
ot Honor was held during which
John Greene received his Wolf
Badge and a gold arrow- point for
completing 10 achievement tests.
Francis Dugas received MB Bear
Badge and Albert Nelson his Wolf
Badge. Channing Zucker was
awarded a gold service star foi
completing II IB Becond year of reg-
istration.
PERSONALS
Mrs. James N, Hughes of Mel-
roBe was the recent guest of Mr.
nnd MrB. Francis Chase at the
ChaBe cottage.
Edward Moore of Littleton , N.H.,
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Barrus.
Mrs. John Maki is 111 at her
home.
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Ferdinand J. Gallant
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SELECTMAN and ASSESSOB
Por the Town of Barnstable
on March 1th_
I am not pledged to any special
Interest or group.
As Selectman, I can nnd will de-
vote myself to a sincere and pro-
gressive administration. A veteran
of two wars; a business man; a
family man.
Listen to my Radio Address
tonight at 7:00 P.M.
As well as Thursday, March 3rd
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