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CORN ROAST GREAT FUN
Despite the threatening weather
Hie corn roast held last Thursday
evening to benefit the Library was
enjoyed greatly. A fine variety of
food including frankforts, corn on
Ihe cob, garden fresh vegetables
and ?u'ts Plu8 (delicious home-
made pies, made up the very satis-
fying supper menu. It is hoped that
next year the weatherman will be
more cooperative and that many
more will Join in the fun.' .
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Metcalf
and two daughters, Jane and Sally,
bare returned to their home In Wal-
pole. With them as their guest the
past week at their Wequaquet
Lake cottage was Miss Nancy Boy-
den of Walpole. Others occupying
their cottage during the season
have been Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart
Crandall and oon and daughter,
Paul and Jacqueline, of Lexington;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Butler and chil-
dren ot Bast Walpole, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Coleman with their
son, John.
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Pickett of Mor-
gantown, West Virginia, left on
Wednesday to spend ten days at
Nantucket. They arrived last Fri-
day to visit Mrs. Pickett's mother,
Mrs. George Snyder.
Miss Jean Nichols, a junior at
Wellesley, is visiting her grand-
mother, Mrs. Snyder. MISB Sarah
Nichols , who has spent the sum-
mers here, returned to Newton on
Saturday with her aunt, Miss Doro-
thy B. Snyder.
Miss June Norton of New York,
who has been a counselor at Camp
Wono In Brewster this summer,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerhard D. Blelcken. Norton
teaches kindergarten in Brooklyn
and is the author of several sing-
ging books for young children.
Miss Dorothy Worrell left today
to attend the convention of the
English Speaking Union in Boston.
Mrs. B. D. McKenzie is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. V, Carey, in Low-
ell for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Robblns and
family have returned to their home
after spending the summer in Miss
Worrell's camp.
Fisheries Division Complimented
It Isn't often that the Division
of Fisheries and Game receives
plaudits on the results of their ef-
forts in propagating and conserving
wild life and when whisperings of
praise come to Director James F.
Power for work which has been
performed by his staff , they cannot
be ignored. For the first time In
many seasons, sportsmen are not
only beginning to realize that the
Division sets a production goal
with the determined purpose of
fulfilling It, but they can now see
for themselves the ecord produc-
tions achieved by the State Game
Farms. This year , more pheasants
and quail have been released than
at any time during the past ten
years. Moreover, the birds releas-
ed are larger and In better condi-
tion than at any previous time. All
of this proveB that (he Division 's
accelerated stocking program has
paid good dividends.
CENTERVILLE NEWS
Barnstable
Hinckley, Lilla F. ot nls to Ross
Deluetras ot at,
Richards , Adolpho et «x to Man-
uel M . Prnda.
Nickerson , Nellie li. to Freeman
M. Nickerson.
Butler, William J. to Roman
Catholic Bishop of Fall River.
King, Clinton T. to doraldlno
King.
Hallt 'tt , Russell to William V.
Swift.
Grnco S. Mabel to Theodore T.
Lthgham ot al.
Rums, Helen V. by Admr. to
Walter J. Kennedy.
Hatch , Dorothy B. to Clovor L.
Poyanl et ux.
Klrklnml, Clarence S. ot ux to
Centerville-Ostervllle Firo District.
Demetras, Ross ot al to George
K. Churchill et ux.
Robinson , Romans et ux to
Springfield Safe & Deposit Trust
Compnn,
Town of Barnstable to James S.
Condlnho.
Town of llarnstablo to John E.
Frnzler et ux.
Handy, John L. to Anne S. Ollf.
ton.
Hinckley, Hannah E. by Extrs . to
Elbert T. Little.
Donne, Eugene F. to Elizabeth F.
MonI ague.
Montague, Elizabeth F. to Eu-
gene F. Doano ot ux.
AdiiniH , IXMI IS R. to Georgo J.
Fink.
Bradford, Ernest S. et ux to Jos-
eph Morey et ux.
Bourque, Joseph A. to A. Harold
Cnstonquny et al,
Champagne, Francis j. et al to
Russell I'. Evans.
Selberllng, Franklin A. to John
L. Handy.
Rosengrou, Eric W. ot ux to Har-
old E. Brooks, Jr.
Carlson , Andrew to Roger E.
Carlson.
Cummings, Ernest o. el ux lo '
Karen K. Moshor.
Nye, Francis T. ot ni to Herbert
10. Cook et ux.
Woodruff, Robert W. to Donald
c. Bowon et ux.
Ootell, Earl to Loo Glenn.
Oils , Jnmcii by Exlr. to Mubel E.
Wright.
Kerr , George M. ot ux to Leon-
ard F. Anderson ot ux.
Kingman , Frederic w. to Harriet
c. Kingman,
Silver , Itebocca C. to Georgo W.
Silver ol al.
Utile , Laura L. to Edward A.
Barrier,
Brewster
I lowland , Irving to John Z, Dal-
rl/.o.
Loo, Mauvloo N. et ux to Milton
M. Gray, Jr .
Chirk , Willi am E. to Warren V.
Nickerson.
Johnson, S. Taylor Jr. to War-
ren v. Niakerson,
Hooper, Amy (!. to Thomas F.
1 Hooper,
I Dulled Lunch Corp. lo Roimldo
Csstlzllons .
I Oummingsi Jennie L. to Edward
J. t • III fill l't UX.
WI IIH IOW , Moo F. to Georgo G.
j Locke el ux.
Alexander , Jesslo P, to Rulpb W.
(,'ulilii el al Trs.
Giilda, Ralph W. to Eli/.abolh G.
i i r e l l .
j Giilda , Ralph W. lo Ralph W.
(lulda an dSon, Inc.
Chatham
Allen , Henry II. et. ills lo Floyd
1 E. Rowland.
Metiers , Gortlo M. lo I'lslher A
Oliver.
Million , Ernest W. lo William ,1.
Tilt ley.
llowi'H , Nathaniel 10, lo Henry
W. Pclnrson.
Proedman, Samuel et ux to Fran-
cis A. Hremiior ot ux.
Byrne, Mary H. to Arthur G. Hu-
bert et UX.
Ilarlgo , Ann II. IV) Norwell A J
I'hllllpH el ux.
Torrey, Leonard II. lo Elizabeth]
It. Gushtnan,
SHOW , Rebecca T. nt al to JOH-
cjiii w. Nickerson,
IDldrodge, E. Oyldo to Earl A.
NIclieiHon et al.
Cushman, HUlzuljolb II. to Leon-
ard II. Torrey.
Ahell, Itolllii lo Frederick 10.
Rogers,
Dennis
McUowoll , Anna N. lo John II.
Lombard!,
Price, William el ux to M . JOB«
opll Kell ey et ux.
Gleildoli , HullOrt A. lo John .1. 1
ll 'llonm-ll et ux.
Richards, Christina M to Helen
J. Towno,
iinuiiiaii , Caul io. io Florlno c.
Ferns,
FeriiH , Florlno 0, to Paul IB.
Banman et ux.
Wright , Stanley M. to John Zln-
lievlcli el ux.
Howos, Oscar S, to Wlnthrop D,
Dean ot ux.
Kalloy, Edward B, et ux to Da-
vid II Lane , Jr.
Dane, David II. Jr. lo Kenneth
M lOldrld ge ol ux.
Metiers , Faith C. Tr. to Wlllard '
II. i'liilllps ol ux.
Murra y, O, Thomas to Warren
V. Nickerson.
Edwards, Loiter II to Warren V.
Niakerson,
Nickerson , Warren V. to Roger
K. Sampson ol al,
McDow ell , Walter K. lo Paul V.\
Baxter el ux.
McDowell , Walter K. lo Tyra
Thulen.
Segrinl , Louis to Rlnuldo GUH -
pair et ux.
Byrne, Louis A , lo Albert iiullt
et. ux.
Ilreen , Mary L. to Cliarles T.
Gibson et ux.
Nickerson, Earl 0, to Union 0,
Houghton.
O'Keeffl, Margaret M. by Admr.
to Charles Heimlich! at al.
Welch , Arthur J. to Wesley II.
Trott, Jr.
Chapman , Gerard to George Mc-
Dowell.
Ellis , Lillian H. lo lioinenlco Del-
Voccblo «t al.
Preston, Mae Lincoln to Edward
w. Preston ot ux
Kolloy, Gertrude to Mahollo E.
Hall.
Small , Lilla U. et al to Bird Pate.
Campbell , Willlum hi Admr. to
Murzlo G. Snow.
Caneiieiii , Bernard C, ot ux to
Lewis II . Dickey et ux.
Bftker; Harriot H. ot al to Wal-
ter H. Rackofon.
Raker, Harriot S. et al to Lewis
II. Dickey et ux.
Howes, Inez N. II. to Percy H.
Marsh.
Falmouth
Donklll, Mary Wheolor to Leeds
A. Wheeler.
Soza , John M. to Donald A. Law-
rence et ux.
New Bedford Bargain Store Inc.
to Mario Roberts Haro.
LouthtM-hy, Mildred 8. to Webster
D. Tlbberts.
Cavannugh . Sophie M. to Loomt
R. Renl.
Randall , John F. to Willia m La-
-Route et ux.
Randall , John F. to Paul F. Soza
et ux.
Moulton , Joseph L. to Emniii A.
LaBoBilore ot nl.
Barrier, Edward A . to Ixxi T.
Foster.
Wood Lumber Co. to Hugo TUB -
slnarl.
Williams , Clara F. to Clara F.
MoCormlok,
Wall , Harry T. ot ux to Anno
II . Hatch.
Hubbard, Edna T. (o Bernard W.
Stone et ux.
Thoabo, Albert A. to Wareham
Savings Rank.
Smith, Aaron to Frank ,1. Me-
Farltind ot ux.
Dyer, Wilbur A. et all to Wilbur
A. Dyor.
Dahlborg. Charles F. by Admr. to
Edward N. Dahlborg.
Bourne, Hannah us. et al to Wal-
ter N . Fairfield ot ux.
Trimmer , Corn Hollo to Howard
10. Milieu et ux.
Chase, Cordolln 0. lo Ralph D.
Slinonenn et ux.
ICeene , Dorothy tl. ( oFulmouth
Tap A Cocklall Lounge, Inc.
Town of Falmouth to Hiram O.
F. Harlow si ux.
Lawrence , Willlum E, et ux to
Ralph 10. Lawrence et all.
Shannon , Florence 10. to John J
VanHlrlen et ux.
Adams, Adrian io. ol ux to Jes-
sie M. Adams .
AdaillS, Jessie M. lo Adrian E.
AdiiniH at ux.
Roblbns, Isaac H to Dorothy o.
KOOtlQ et ux.
Gardner , Joseph L. et ux to Ma-
rlon ii. Odom,
Handy, Alton L. to Wil liam L.
Ilaiiihliti et ux.
Welch , AgnoH M. lo Frederic C
, K UIIZ el ux.
Parker, Annie A. W. by Trs to
Elsie ||. Mnllsoii.
Harwich
Lee, Olive W. It. to Dorothv W
'Cordon,
| Thompson, Riddle u. >-t ni« to
I
Dorothy W. Gordon.
Thompson, Frank II, ol nls to
I Dorothy W. Gordon.
Blgn C. Jerauld.
iiucii , Mnrgarol F, ot nil to En-
i" Connor , Wilborl II. ol ux lo Ooo,
C, It I i I ux.
Bennett, Itulh J. to Francis L.
Cassldy el al.
Chase , Snrall B, Ol all to Mar-
shall Slelie niuunn , Jr.
Howes, Mary II . lo Sheldon II.
I Fairbanks.
Hoggs , siiinu.ii j, ot ux IO James
I A. Cotter et ux .
Ford, Mary to Alden c. Brett
ei ux.
Hall , Gershoni I), lo Henry G.
Ostrandos,
Allen 's Harbor Properties, Iua.
10 Alexander II. Stewart ot ux.
Kendiick , Bernard L. to Waltor
C. Conroy ct ux.
Orulm, Raymond T. lo Lester W.
Murphy,
Lttwtoil, Charles N. el. ux to Al-
bert. II. Warner ol. ux.
llulll , Albert 10. ot ux to LOII IH
A . Byrne,
Maahpee
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. to
Federal Land Bank or Springfield .
I'elers , Hleven A. to Hurry
Smith,
Murray, .louse lo Henry N. Hpohr.
Orleans
Meals, Helen A. lo Paulino II
KiiHlon.
I'nIn.- . William I) , el. ux lo l.i-lila
11 Itlddell e| ux.
I'erry, Nelson B\ ot all lo Alfred
J. Leoiiardl el ux.
Brown, Arthur ID, ol al Lo Henry
N. Baxter ol ux.
Patterson, Robert w. ot ux to
Henry N. Baxter ot ux.
Hlgglns, Frank 0, by Extor to
Ralph w. Qulda
Hlgglns, Ail Inn - il. ol ux to
Kiilph W. Oiililn
Mills , Ferdinand W. lo Norman
I''. Ilondi'loks ei nl.
MiilTi-ll , Nellie I' , lo ClOOrgO II.
Iloyd el ux.
Illnes, Mary A lo HUSO Nelson.
nines , Mary A . to Herbert A.
Baker,
Coleman, Dennis hy Ad mix lo
Maurice D, Gill.
Sandwich
coiinuinoKHcii Ranch Co, lo Elis-
abeth T. Vimhuiililili el al.
Devlin, Edward ,1, el ux lo llort-
rmii ii. Shelley ot ux.
Garland , Mnudo It. el al lo Or-
villi- Garland nt al.
Fish , Harriet A. to Angelina M.
Jones ei nl.
Burke, Margaret E. i oMary G.
Sims.
Burke, Margaret io to Blhel it.
hueklliejlall.
iieriweii , Mary L io Christine V.
Manning,
Mannin g, Christine V. to Mary
L. ll erlwell et al
Wellfie et
Freeman , Abhlo O. lo Charles C.
Ryder .
Magulre , Frank G. lo Alfred It.
Crolghton et ux.
Mortor, George F. lo Treasiirn
Cove , Inc.
lilhbons , John N. to Ernosl C.
'I'esHou et UX.
Yarmouth
Wood , Georgo W. el ux to Win-
ston N, WIlllinarHli.
Maclvore, L. R. nt all , Trs. to
Vivian Martinson.
Ooodolc , Ruy L. to Ethel M.
Qoodule,
Blagden, William R. to Fraderlo
F. Scudder.
Wood , George W. ol ux to Ruy-
IIIOIK J *A. Hi. Germain.
Elmore, Samu el D. to JuillieltO
F Dull' et ux.
Byrne, Louis A . to Charles De-
Reuzls.
Bonardl, Qeorge ¦'¦ to Catherine
M. (lurbarlno et al.
NEW DEEDS AT BARNSTABLE
METHODIST CHURCH
The Rev . J. L.. Butler, Minister. '
7 o'clock , Evening worship with
sermon, "My Shepherd", by the|
pastor. Music by the church choir. !
PERSONAL8
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stnuett are
now living tn Yonkors, N. Y. Mrs.
Slnnett is attending a Nurses Ca- '
I det School and Mr. Sinnott is a
1 radio technician at Wostover Field.
Harvey is the son of Ray Slnnett ,
formerly of Newtown , and Bpent
his boyhood here.
| Mrs. Frank Laphnm with Mr. and
| Mrs. Aittainomi of Osterville at-
i tended tho wedding of Albert Alt-
i tainom l which was solemnized nt
1 the Finnish Lutheran Church nt
Wost Barnstable on Sunday at 2
1 o'clock. Mr. Aittainomi wus best
! man for his brother.
Little old Marstons Mills had lots
of company for the weok ond. Mrs.
| Daniel Htggtns and Miss Amorotto
I Lurcher of Wost Roxbury were nt
"Cedar Crest"; Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Buckley and family visited tho
Golemons; Irving JOHOB of Dorches-
ter visited his parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Henry Jonos, nnd Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Martin of Cambridge
I nt one of the Coleman cnttagos.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J, O'Brien
i and two sons of Watortown have
been spending two weeks at tho
I Coleman camp. Mr. O'Hrlon roturn-
, ed homo Tuesday, but the family
j will remain until next week end.
Mrs. Edwin Coleman and son,
j Ted, with his friend , Edward Cnnl-
I son, nil of Springfield, who have
i been visiting Tod's aunt Edith in
Cotult . called on his undo John
Coleman Sunday. Luther Nickerson
of Cotult ciune with them. Dinner
guests of the Coleman oiV- Sunday
were Mr . and Mrs. Victor Antler-
| son of Santult. .
FAMILY PARTY
Mrs. Fonlon Smith of Seattle ,
Washington , came by plane here
two weeks ago to visit her niece .
Miss Emily Laurence of the Plains.
On Sunday a dinner party was
given In her honor with 1(1 guests
present. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Sparrow of Easlliam; Mr .
and Mrs. Donald Sparrow of Cam-
bridge; Mrs. Hillings and daughter,
..lean , also of Cambridge; Mr. and
Mrs. John Rynrd Smith and son,
| Charles , and Mrs. Herbert Snillh
or Hyannlsport; Miss Phooba
Smith and Miss llerlha Crosby. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Montgo mery of
Bristol , Conn., came to the Cape
especially for Ibis occasion and
spent the week end with Miss Laur-
ence . Mrs. Herbert Smith, who is
till , was the oldest relative present.
Whllo vlslllng here Mrs . Foilton
Smith attended church at SI. An-
droWB-by-the-Sea where she wenl
with her husband -1(1 years ago.
PERSONALS
Lorlng Jonos , Jr., has purchased
a piece of land , formerly owned
hy Robinson Weeks
[
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1^1 ^V JM
Importance of cleaning your furnace means a great Sav-
ing of Fuel—as dirt on the* baffle plates on your furnace
act ns an insulator. Dirt in your stove pipe retards draft.
For furt her particulars and price call Hyannis 233-W-2.
E. Henry Phinney
HOMER A. PHINNEY
COAL - WOOD - ICE - FUEL OILS
145 Yarmouth Road T«L. aa3wa Hyannis
M^Stl
HYANNIS WEST DENNIS 1
DR. NORMAN T. HUGHES
OPTOMETRIST
All records of my predecessor, Dr. Harold F .Hinckley,
are on file in my ofllce.
344 Main Street Hyannis, Mass.
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