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W>i;^^-':"'î''i'S'''J'-^'l'J'-W'!'?WWi'^*y>>'''? riTi'i^.' ^ 'Jil*.'.tjftn,i .ij.iwn willJUHtftTCT^W ••'x^w.m'jjii^ T" EAC05LTW The next meeting of the Girls* Sew ^n the kitchen, and the building votlons w^re conducted X>y the pastor. ing guild will be held with Mlss Ethel throughout has had the best of care Rev. C. P. Heaney. The evening serv M. Holden on Saturday afternoon. May and the townspeople have appreciated ices were largely attended. - 12. the effl.clent service given. Samuel .H. Percy Mackaye left for Boston last Balch succeeds him, assuming his SHIBLEY Sunday afternoon. speVidlng a few days "ctuiies the'first of May." with Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lawton. N'* Items. "^ At the time the local branch of the The Center primary school opened Red Cross society was organized, Mlss The provision and grocery store of Monday, and' the high school scholars Burke, of the JôwoU society, did not Johh Bagdon, I-Yedonlan street, is now returned ta Fitchburg high school on havu enough-of•thc-iled Ortjas pino to- co-operative atore. having been Mondav after n woVv ^-Qo-.fif^p ^_«ive-to-ali:^f-x>ur-fleu-. mccxbe».-Jam^^Qygî V>' a number or t-oiisn njien^ Misi Hazel Harris, nf FiTchbii T^ -„a-îHwiv:_hai.-4>^^ rocetveO^nd-anv- ^fr. Bagdon has been engageu to man-; mombers who haye not secured their ago the'store until thc stockholders -who io attontoh"or"nhr'firy, ft^proup tje-I of Methuen. sDont tho week-end and a few days at the home of Rev. H. A.' pt^ting ttnmo nf tht^ fln*>st studirs of Sundav With Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. •firtthmraTTr earlier New England architecture as 'Wheeler. Albort Adams has beon confined to tfpund in old Newbury and Newbury Mrs. Adolphus - Lomme, who has his home with illness for a few days. port. Those show many of the historic been siqk for some time past, has beon Mr. anil Mrs. F. A. Wyman. moved "'olff'T^sldenccs. inuludliig the line ohJ hi-Ti aKon fo'The CUnTbn TTospitai lor a iast weoK into their "siTriimer homo af Lord Timothy Dexter mansion, and surgical ôperation. the Centor âfter spending the winter -Jthere axe many flne viewa of Interiors -Membera of—Shirley Choral -society ia-Ay£r. '———-—-^:^ --- - ^ and exteriors and some splendid types aro requested to meot ih the Congre Tho next inciting of the Grange, on of doorways,' staircases, mantels and gational church vestry on Monday Tuesday ovening. May 15, will be patri flre-places full of interest to those in evening, May 14. at eight o'clock. otic night. George Hewes and WilUam any way Interestod in New England architecture. Chief Rlley. Constable Stebbins and Jubb havo charge of the program^, for Special Officer Knowles raided the this meeting. • Mrs. M. ElUaheth Whitney is ex house and premi.ses of Charles E. Miss Margaret Longley. of Boston, pected home next week from an ex- Haskins, North Shirley, last Sunday spent the week-end aT the home of • tended California trip. afternoon. The oflicers found no beer her mother, Mrs. Abbie Longley. The Ladies' Aid society held its reg or Intoxicating liquors. Mrs. Howard Longley and Miss ular monthly meeting for May Thurs Mr.s. M. J. Johnson and hor sister- Christine G. Longley have recovered day afternoon, meeting at tho home in-law. Miss Gertrude Johnson, of from the German measles. The latest ofthe president, Mrs. William C. Rou Boston, are spending two weeks at the cases reported are Howard M. Longley denbush. homo of Mrs. Johnson's parents. Mr. and Miss Mildred Evane. Mrs. A. W. Hartford visited relatives and Mrs. Walter Knowles. in Melrose during the earlier part of Educational aid fund night at the The military whist party held in Grango on last week Friday evening th.e week. Odd Fellows' hall, Monday evoning. proved very successful. The mooting A well attended meeting of the Red was a big succes.-^. proving to be the was open to the public and a good Cross society met last Saturday at Li largost "whist party ever held in the sum wati realized for the fund which brary hall and again on Tuesday after town, thirty-four tables being occu is to provide higher education for tho.«e noon. Now that the work is organized pied. The highest honor was won by who would not otherwise ho ablo to got _J uarexMct ed_thai.:tli fiLJSC3«3K:Tn ei eettns5:3i. ~.ia»-~JosQ.phit^^ Bodah,.— AlcSumder it, -The three-act-.play%T"The-.DutcJrTie^ win be held on Tuesday afternoons Glonet* Miss Charlotte Bodah and tective." waa givon. the following being and the njAetlnps for preparing surgi- Maxim Gionet. 120 points, who w.ere in the cast: Lester G. Holden, Percy ' oal drefisinPs^'tih Saturday afternoons. presented framed pictures of the na Farnsworth. George-H. Farmer. Thom Mrs. H, V. Hildreth and Mrs. L. W. tional emblem. The lowest score .was a-s Evans, Elmer Wilkins. Mrs. Free Wheeler aro in charge of the sewing. made by EUen Gendron. Onia.s Joyal, man. Mrs. Lida Wood. Miss Helen nnd Mrs. Adrith F'oQncy. in, .Chargt^ of •UKS—Ethol -Bulger—a.nd Mi. ine Frooma-n andthe surgical dressings. Mrs. Hildreth Glonet, 11 points, who were given Miss Mildred Evane. The play Tv-as also has the caro of the knitting work. small pins of the national emblem. followod by dancing. The music w*as The Ladies' Aid society has loaned the Tho sum of seventy dollars was roaliz- furnished by Mrs. Gertrude Farns- use of their sewing" machine for^ TTTA Thf^ f-nmmiTfo^ .TTP well nlea.'êd worth. piano, and Percy Farnsworth. Bummer. and it has been moved to the with the results. The party was held drums, hall, and tables neatly covered with underthe auspices of the Special Aid tablo oil cloth havo been' arranged for Rev. . Grover -Harrison, of Groton society, tho committee in charge being the work. School, will conduct the ser\'ice at Mrs- Itose H. Brown, chairman, assist Trinity chapel on Sunday aftornoon at The selectmon have appninted Aled by Mrs. Hittie W. Evane, Miss Alice 3.15. Sunday school immediately afler fred W. Hartfurd, Alfred W. Tuttle. ?'lynn; Mrs. Clara Miner and Miss ...Charlea !.. Hildreth and Robert J. Agnes Holden. .who deserve credit for the service. McCarty for the making up vie an.; H. l,-u Dad- (lav.« i-.x her .summer home in WOCKIS- of packing and sending tho i'udset of .-711111 returned hmne the tir.'-t »if the ville. T-'o'oci roaiJalile matter. The c.-.-lo.l i.\ Mrs, .\I< Tr.r.er-- of Fi-ih';-.:,ir, i..du*^. T. ' i. will -non move to Iûrli: trtiir.. wh.ere a Comfort in the Kitchen }'fr'i^-v Wll;.-'-]: r.-.;.'.:-. .f \V.-stf ,iv ,, ,, , , I • .- i'i,r.Ti'm:i;. i.--»i ., y. o.-. --"C' • k,.-,! !;, -- , FRUIT JARS and JELLY TUMBLERS |-:r,„.ks,, in I, .\i 1' \V .Ir. M,..l i.< I,-- .pin,.!,; ! .\ i,,;l,ii, ili'.t. ; r-il.,"-' liail ,11 T. 1 '-, i:;:.!- M 1 , r ' , -I :;!-',:• 1 ., !.;i ' 1 le u ..; !-,- - ' :,, • " • • • h . I - ' j ', ,-;o,- ;,, .v;,o.ik,l-- from 111,, .,.'; i... safoi y o,-ininiitto, an.] tho ,\i ILMkl'll.- I< .il, - ,n ll., ;,',-!,.:!;.-.• Ii.iiMl- :rr ytnrr |'',-uniy hirni prTrr:iif .Tr.r.t: ,T \v.\lsh. .Mtst I,i77.i'- Tîrr'T. wll.i 1; ,.1^ I,, .r. .-,.,• ,pf lioj-Ton, r'-[>ro,',r rf-'."i'nf-.l ix"mf roinmlttoo anil , iiii,ha.'-iz*,*l lho fait -vv'ith lu-r anil will i.'iiiair. i.-r a it-w that otornal yipilanco wa.o Iho priro ,.f -w-f',-ks. 111,orly. .1. I!. AIil.o;;. alt;., of Hoston. Tho .^-iriron! ^rh,,,.l ha'^fhall F- hall for tho tlon- Dr. C. A. FOX, Dentist caiiso DurinK- tho oyoninc man.-, n- niilE. Tel. Con. AJTT, Ma-is. 1' ,'| \ f- • ^ .• 1 j.«tf^—* " •——^—?i59W!!K,-,".-»; J. J. Bany^ Co., Ayer Langdon Prouty Successor to Charles F. Flagg Insurance Agent and Broker Fire, AntDmobilc, liiability, Form Property ond Acddent Policies Placed in tho Most ncUnblc Companies at Loircet Rates Littleton, Mass. Telephone 80 "m27 AUQUSTUS LOVEJOY Insurance Agent and Broker Farm Property TrHtteni also all Unda ot PTOpvrtr Dlae«d IB rood. •Irons companlea. S4 Kafit Main Street. Arer ^-. Ralph H. Wylie DENTIST Barry Bldg. AYER MASS. Talephone Connection 1m46 Union Cash Market Ayer, Mass,. .SWKtrr POT.\T()i:S Larfte Can I6o. H.-VKKD BKAXS Larco Can 23c. V.-VX C.'VMP'S C.'VTSVP 20O. SXIDKR'S C.\TSUP 22c. PE.\.S J 2c. can FAX( Y KICK 1 lbs. .I.V. XOXF.-SCOI MIXCKMKAT HIGH-GR-IDE COCO.A 3 pkRs. 25c 23c. lb., B lbs. $1.00 XKIJ,OGr.'S CORNFI.AKES lOc. pkR. .SHHEDDHD \V»E.\T 12c. pk(?. W.^tXftlti.\N-S " ~ 12c. "ran v.iiiili;y of said debt, and praylns; th.it ,hc may be authorised to-pay- nald debU Wholr.
'^mzt--.'^-- ,-)•• .».';'7Y>^?/s^ •:-r-:\}',':^:,i-'y -xyr- ~ ' SAT.trEDAY, MAY 12, 1917 TOJSMSEND' r^r Ccaitcr. , ^ The May meeting ot the Birthday club 'was held laat week Thursday iii "the Con gregatlonal oHuroh vestries. There were flfty-four in attendance. Including members and guesta. At the business meeting It was decided to Join with-the ladles who are' doing -ged- Cro«»—w;oivns,. 16 surgical shirts. 13 pajamas, 11.* nurses' mitts. f2 sleeveles's sweaters, -2- r.oarfo. a' lêlinet, 2 stump covers. 3 .3- îd lu kiiillua li,un].ll;es, .: assisting him on the milk route "The true meaning ot baptism" will be the 'subject of the morning sermon at the Baptist church SuivTay. and In the' evening, appropriate to mothcris' day. the subject will be "What we owe our mothers." Y.: P. S. C. E. topic will be "Fellowship with God." and the leader will be Mrs. Fred A. Patch. The Ladies' Mission circle will hold their regular monthly meeting on next Wednesday atternoon. the topic being VThe gospel afloat and on wheels." Warren Tucker, who recontly came here from T.owell to tnln his tamlly, hn« pntered the emnlov of Damon & Richardson. Mre. LUUbridge, trom the Center. Is assisting In, thc care ot James- King. and his niece. Mrs. Ernest. Kaddy, ot X^mbridjge,-arrived Wednesday— , The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Broth erhood met with the president.,,Mrs. Harriet Stickney.' Tuesday evening, and besides the regular buslnes^jilana were discussed for the public meeting to be held at some future dato with a speak er on "Household economics." after which a soclal hour wjis enjoyed. -An extra meeting ot the I.,adles* Whist club was held at the reading- room on Tuesday afternoon which was well attended and much enjoyed, and during the afternoon ice cream and cake -was served. A business meeting wiil be held on next Wednesday even ing- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. .Wilson and daughter expect to move the flrst of June trom their tenement over Bout- weir,s store into the tenement on lower Main jnett. tai.atuJ'bi Ml: gad Mrs. •FreT"GrSnniTr." Wednesday atternoon. .about twn o'clock, tho agent for Flelschman's Yeast Company, from .\yer. was ar rested by Constable H. B. Hathaway for intnvicat*nn-,and-was, t.iken Tn The i,,oans and discounts , . , , : Overdrafts, unsecured ..', L', S. bonds dupositeil lo secure circula-^ - tlun (par value) tSO.OOO.ij-j L\ 8. bonds pledged -—to- -Dvcure po.BFtU—J~'" sHviiiKH deposits (par valuej...... .iCLOOO.O'i Securities other _tha_n U. .i, bonds (not Includtnii stocks) owned unnledK'--! Stock of Federal-,' Resyi v.- 13iink (50 por cent of sui-- scrtlitlon) ...... ^'ei amount due from approved reserve agents In New York. Chicago. and St. l.ouls .. .-.iS.sl'l 'O. Net amount due from approved reserve agents 'n other reserve' cities ...106.119.',..",: Fractional currency, nIcUuls and cents Notes of other- national banks. Lawful reserve In vault ami net amount due frpm Fed eral Reserve, Bank .... Redemption fund with U. S Treasurer and due fiom U. S. Treasurer Total jvîu - ^ X 'HI- i\^ ' piOUR ai COMPANY IRfi '- -efr' f-^ Capital stock paid in.,. Surplus fund Undivided proflts. .|41,0( -fciess—current—cx«- penses. Interest.*: - and taxes paid.. -JC.POI.^l Circulating notes outstand ing r Net amount due to banks andânkers Dividends unpaid'., Individual deposits subject to check .' Certiflcates ot deposit due in less than 30 days ....I... Certlfled checks Cashier's checks outstanding Postal savings dopo^liB..., 1.000.00 l.'JOO.OU ;,047.47 1,000.00 i,297.09 50.00 1.003.3S >.'>07.0'0 5.00 1.3.54.1)0 Total S^:^3,39o,l•T State of Massachusetts, Countv of Mid dlesex, ss: —Ireirartes -aciirgrmBrna.-TTashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my-knowledge and belief. CHAS. A. NORMA.ND. Cashier. Subscribed and -eworn to before me this 9th da/ of May. 1917. D. Chester Parson's. Notary Public. Correct—Attest: Howard B. White, Oliver K. Pierce, Daniel W- FLMch^r, . Directors, AINT economy does not lie in 4h&costpetg4il. Center, where he was locked up until Thursda.v morning, when he was takeii to Ayer to apiiear before the" court. He was driving, or .attemiiting to drive his lon, but in what the gallon will accomplisTi. -Cheap paints coverâl^^ 200 to 250 square feet per gallon, two coats. " H i gh More than 10,000 users of Smith Fofm-a-Truck in over 450 lines of btxsiness are setting new economy stand ards—new records of delivery and hauling service^ Let these men point out the way to you. ^ * " Many Smith Form-a-lruck users have bought' Jargcjiumhers-JIliese-operators of-fleet equipment incluc many of the largest corporations. Look over the names:/ Standard Oil Company^ Armour & Company Morris & Company Indian Refining Compajn^X Fleishmann Yeast Company U. S. Midi Contractors Schlitz Brewing Cpmpany? Butler Paper Ck>mpany / I Montgomery Ward & Co, And every user of Smith Form-a-Truck who has started in a small way has added to his initial equipment to take care of increased business and the large delivery area opened by this fast, economical service. These users have tried Smith Form-a-Truck out for you — have proved its remarkable strength — have demonstrated its sensation ally low cost for operation. What it has done for theha jit can do for you. T~n^ V ,7 -. -—- — -xeduceTi-thd^r-investmeifrm equipment tully 7ofo.~hy replacing slow-moving, time-wastmg equipment with fast, money eaming hauling power. They have reduced cost for labor, speeded up the work on the loading platform—made one hour do the werk that previously toolc four. Put your hauling problems up to us—let us demonstrate what we mean when we say economy. And select your own power p:ant for the Smith Form-a-Truck you buv— -you cnn use any Ford, Maxwell, Dodge Bros., Buick, Chevrolet or Overland car. Coma iu loday. BCfi b oT and -coil eff© tea ms. Urounas have been laid out back of the Cenier sohool building: for practisinj? and âme playing". Mr. OTid Mrs. V. E. Miller, of Quincy, ha,vo been the recent gu
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