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October 5, 1961
 
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Crtter ta Srtltiah June 1830. Dear Bethlah, It comes to my attention a certain s. B. Phlnney has begun to publish a small newspaper he calls the Barnstable Patriot and Commercial Advertiser. His terms are $2.00 per year In advance , with advertising seventy-five cents per square for three insertions. To my amazement Mr. Sidney Ainsworth (opposite the Custom House) has procured a square to enlighten those who may require their chaises or wagons to be re- paired. Also Mr. Jabez Nye who must have duly made arrange- ments with Mr. Phlnney, boldly relates his sale, of whale boats, fish boats and yawls. However, Mr. Chipman's hat factory gives me no cause for surprise. Mr. Phlnney claims, and I quote, ¦The situation of the County of Barnstable Is one of peculiar In- terest, both as to commercial and National Interest. Her fisheries and her Influence upon the Councils of government, locally, and by In- ference upon the affairs of New England generally, calls loudly 'for a medium for the conveyance of the public sentiments In this enter- prising section of the Counry. Our salt manufacturers, our shipping, our seamen, our agriculture, our everything, demand a bold, Im- partial press, which should be con- ducted by one native to our In- terests and native to our soil." I indeed commend Mr. Phlnney for his stand with respect to the course he Intends to pursue with regard to politics, which will be decidely Republican. His Intent also is to pay particular attention to the shipping list, in which I note the brig Calo, with Capt. Perclval, cleared from Boston. It is also with delight I read Mr. D. Crocker received his shipment of lumber on the schooner John from Bangor with Capt. Wheeler bringing her In. Perhaps now our tou.se can be started. The person falling overboard from the Volant, of Barnstable, proves to be a Mr. Daniel Ide. He leaves a wife and child in Boston , Sad. „ j Here may I insert a note to in- form you that Miss Temperance Jenkins was married to Loring Crocker , and Asenath Hinckley be- came the bride of Capt. George Allyn. I do not doubt but the second trial of William Taylor for murder of his wife will bring many curiosity seekers, but perhaps to some who attend it, the trial will be fruitful of the serious reflec- tions, solemn resolutions and per- haps reformed lives. So be lt. If indeed I attend, I pray the judge be merciful. respectfully yours, Patience WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING The first fall meeting of Barn- stable Woman's Club will be held Oct. 9, starting with a covered dish supper at G:30 p.m. Members are reminded to bring their own china and silver . Invited guests will be complimen- tary members of the club, teachers of the Barnstable-West Barnstable School and ministers of the three village churches, Planning to at- tend the meeting is Mrs. Fred H. Curtis of Dennis Port, a First Dis- trict Director. Open to the public will be a con- cert by the Juliana Choir at 8:15. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bush-Brown and family of Lexington spent the weekend with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Conrad Wesselhoeft. Mr. Bush- Brown attended the Village Civic Association meeting Friday night nt which Mr. Morgan of the Audu- bon Society spoke on conserva- tion and the marshes. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Smith of Salten Point Road , spent the weekend in Scarsdale, N. Y., where they attended a wedding. Dr. Howard Shlras has closed his home on Rendezvous Lane and re- turned to New York. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ashley have returned from Washington, D. C, whore they have been visiting the past few weeks. Miss Anna M. Crocker of Man- chester was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. T. Knott, Sr., while here to speak at the travel talk for the Unitarian Church Thursday night. James Coggeshall was at his home here for the weekend, and Mrs. Coggeshall drove to New York on Monday to spend a few days there. Philip Breed of Salten Point Road , is on a motor trip to New Hampshire. Miss Wendy Wilde of Boston was a guest of her grandmother , Mrs. Karl P. Helnson, for the weekend. J. Arthur Van Burcn is occupy- ing the Warren Jones' house on Main Street recently vacated by the Siegfried Sorembes. Miss Olive Mason of Bethesda, Md., is visiting her uncle and a#it, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mason on Salton Point Road. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Herbert S. Howard are spending a few weeks at their home on Main St. Mrs. Gordon Donald of Weston visited her sister , Mrs. J. Q. Howard, Br., recently. Mrs. Grace Sanford of New York has been a recent guest at the Barnstable Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stone have returned from a motor trip to Maine and New Hampshire. While in New Hampshire, they visited j their daughter and son-lu-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barrett. Mr. and Mrs. George Allen of Braintrce were at their cottage for the weekend. Mrs. Arthur F. McLean of Wood Bridge, Conn., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Granger and Brook Granger of Hlngham and their guests were at their cot- tnfie here over the weekend. REMINDERS Remember the food snle to- morrow , Oct. 6, at 11:30 in the parish house of the Unitarian Church. The Flower Guild Alliance of the Unitarian Church will hold a meet- ing Wednesday, Oct. 11, at the home of Mrs. W. H. Twombly. Meetings will be held each Wednes- day thereafter until further notice. Ings will bo held each Wednesday thereafter until further notice. 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B..I or T„,k., SAVt 47c FARM HOUSi - Fr.IM **V"i 47« Meat Pies 6 » *1 M Apple Pies 3w *100 UQUIO SAVI 3S. CORNED BEEF Wt 4. ' Detergent ™ f 2 ™ *1-°° Armour'sHash 3 «- *luu Lesser Quantifies ol Dollar Sale llemi at Regular Pricet ^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ niMM^^iTiiiiinieiii' «~n r n r r ' l i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M^H H M H——^ S ^I ^ I M C. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep appreciation to Dr. Donald E. Hlggins, Rev. Warren H. John- son, to the staff and nurses at Cape Cod Hospital, to the offi- cers and personnel at Otis Air Force Base, to the officers and members of the various lodges and organizations, to Mr. Ho- ward C. Doane and to all our many relatives and friends for (heir helpful thoughtfulneus and sympathy extended to us In our recent bereavement. The Family of William E. Beldan on beat ... in any session <%*?^5) U?4'r THE MAN IN A MIDDISHADE The suit that Bounds the right note for style and comfort . . . a subtle blend- ing of tones in tune with, today 's fash ion . . . » new dimension in fabric , tex~ ture, and tailoring quality. $69.95 Recorded and Guaranteed T75Z JUu^cefy mmwx. 408 MAIN STREET HYANNIS Open Friday Evenings GEORGE H. MELLE1N, Jr. ^f ^ j DEPENDABLE INSUl f ANCKfetpJBfiS 561 Main Street, Hyanni* Tel. SPring 5-0509 Mr. and Mrs. Otto Snyder of Centerville announced the engage- ment of Mrs. Snyder's daughter , Miss Alga Frances Davey, to Robert A. Ruska at a family party Sunday evening. Miss Davey is the daughter of the late William O. Davey of Glen Ridge, N. J. Mr. Ruska is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ruska of Centerville. They plan to be wed in the near future. Alga Davey Engagement Announced MISS MARY SPRAGUE Tel. FOrest 2-6484 ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Paul Clark Martin , Rector, Harry R. Easter, organist and choir director. 7:30 a.m. Holy Com- munion; 9 a.m., Morning prayer and church school. Holy Com- munin at this hour on third Sun- day of each month. 11 a.m., Morn- ing prayer and sermon, Holy Com- munion first Sunday of each month. 10 a.m. each Wednesday, Holy Communion. THE UNITARIAN CHURCH Kenneth R. Warren , minister. Sunday, Oct. 8, 9:30 a.m. Church School; 11 a.m. Worship Service and Sermon : "The Moral Law." Tuesday, Oct. 10 7:30 p.m. Pruden- tial Cmmittee; Friday, Oct, 13, 8 p.m. choir. THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH The Rev. John T. Griffin , pastor. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m. worship service with sermon sub- ject "Where In the World Is God?" 7 p.m. evening worship with hymn- sing followed by sermon on "The Man Ood Sent." Wednesday, 7:45 p.m., Bible study at the church. Thursday, 7:30 p.m., chior re- hearsal. CHURCH SCHOOL REOPENS Mr. Davis has announced that the fall term will begin Sunday, Oct. 8, 9:30 a.m. At that time all pupils and their parents are to come to the church for enrollment. BARNSTABLE NEWS "Never Returned Less Than A 30%Dividend" THE Barnstable County Mutual of the Mid-Cape /Wages. In ' Fire Insuranoe Company has Barnstable contact , aawaru . never returned less than 30% Harris. In the Hyannis area con- dividend to its policyholders in , Pranif Q, Thacher insur- over 128 years. The only Cape tact ' ^ tne ostervllle Cod Fire insurance Co. that can ance Agenoy. » v d offer such a savings on Fire In- area contact, Cecil I. uooo&j^ surance or wide range of oov- & gon insurance Agency, wage, There Is a local Agent in most ^rWJsMr£»BSrH9'7*11 The Barnstable County Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Telephone FOreit 2-3402 . „ Haliett Street Route 6A Yarmouth Port n |