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FTTCHBURG SENTINEL. FRIDAY, APRIL The Boxwood Barrier By SMITH FERGUSON be farm be anKed it the of Good- Cbflioe, jnat as Jucita, The Stay So Far: BTaartbrnken Because the Boat she loves has- left her, Judidi Goodlae eeodse to "ioacry ThJi man, irio hae polled hcrgrtf up fay his -bootstraps, bee one Hung the anstp- need---money- Des- keck Mto thefigfct lae a Benbaft't After -all thi waa letting him down! of afl the- world Oam the" one Sard; umieutuud "feat a taaa most select own w3e. Jfnst choose his OTSTt ajmin likz a (cos: taffisfJEasgly and. fcaa afar be baard-JucilJi saying: If I bad io And he had dreamed of reteeded to be act est. Her CJT- were hon- disarming, tSzid I wouldn't know hew to' the World's Debt trr the "airca school, 11.45 Baptist--3ev.

Albert X. Straday. 9.30 a. ajQ worship; sabject, the alphabetical series. Chris- Winchendon "Cotae oa in and jncet i ii i i rwfe to the gafrs.

Grao. in her most gracious mood, taTkrd wife C3ea afacal prospect- a grand act. She danced ing oil. wheat aaa whatnot whSe Harry Bjrdi. BUSES- i.

JT. 11 nl and pranced aE -over lae road. She zwemjbar hirw less. She pawed wiflt Jar fad feet. She dilated her JodttBl let TMMI- She eres anif jnirfirn- away bis pipe, -T-.

iii'j- aULtayHiiiHBiy at.tn* jean, of tiia with tebeHion andifrttstralkin. 1ft bit eyet Wbat xoodtins money? only thing JntSt whole wide world thatLCiasylTraoto and I can't boy Grim aatisfactiett in that in apBerf rising-anger. If be could buy or Jbtibs he wouldn't: the go ahead! Let Mot go the fa 1ka beat act Fve fata arena. a better in one; Itobe's giri, I take atiH busy with Wtoona's teuben had a fraftnt goodby kits rocx JrnTiih "Don't warrvi rippled over red "You dent know- Goodloea if you think they Judith tbcnitfrt old Oem. raSxr a dean He.tald her how Reuben had looked on the day: be helped to reload tke cabbege.

Xold and thin as atarwd iai, with freckles 'over sis and no' jhpes on his She glanced at Reuben, perfect, talking wita Jen, and felt the pity jo often felt -whea ahe looked at him. Iqr cadry if you're going ta. like you. de, gone to need JndiBa JaMghtd geyly: hlhhiiaij A 1 keep Tlaaybe he baa at that" nadaa introduction, "Tie Jnan "who gave me my start" -But who fat at fhe ftn- tfaoagfat dourly. He amid: old dam knew they were all cheating Beahin nrtjirtg oa him ike a fighter, dam i TTi waavt beatihat aey id I've -never seen.aim beat amca.

a "I believe you." "And Tm never gonna aa eyes, not unlike hia er'a eyea, full' upon bar. "he rune afoul of something he can't hit bade she aid see. Sbe only knew 'that -you, JttdtnVleeoed from liar saddle to Totfve, Been a good Sbe smOeo' bar own peculiarly frieodly. The very beet friendBeubett eirer had." Clem fell before her charm almost without a struggle. 1 was afraid Rube was being booked by a cold- blooded iahljr.

he confessed sheep- you, ma'am," Clem Reuben explained don't know the half of ft, Mr. Rogers." "Neither do chuckled. "He 1 oufckly," not knowing what Clem would say next, "that I'm poorer than I was yesterday." "And bell be poorer tomorrow; Oem further enlightened Judith, watching her as a cat does a mouse, "and poorer suH the day after that." Deep in the role she had set herself to play, Judith said with just the right shade of concern: "Isn't it appalling the way money is made and bet?" "You said ft, ma'am. Ifs harder to make than to lose these days. Tm sure of it." "It doesn't frighten "No.

IVtt been poor all my life. I I CO. OPP. ROTATION 12111T MAIN ST, MKHBURG tec. Choree school Sunday, 4 warship, 11.45 a.

m. win JL Gordon, -nir Jeter Sunday? a. EL, church acbael; 10JO; gaeet speaker, Her. Tidberiake- of lent of Massacimsetts tiooal Conf amce, to speak at TJt -of the Mid- dietex 'Uniaei Aaeaciatkm wffl attend. Theae oeecons wffl Jfald a conferenct IB the afternoon, aftee which sapper win be served tfaeea by the women of the chili A Lawfhorpe jchool wiH open, its spring term in Groten April- Blot keen Oassem win be at Ifl a.

m. Brown bee returned to getting things ready for the open- ngTShe spent the winter in Brookline, -and made a tripV to Sooth-Carolina and New York. The Lowthorpe staff now has returned after the winter term, which is held father was was appnuaujg net That he afraid: she war the, aomebody "You're who would rob Rube of his power puWer.to. Mizi- gerting a man with spunk, ma'am, and honesty. Can you those traits?" Her blue eyee did not waver.

think so," proudly. "What do you Tm not thinking. Tm hoping everything is going to turn out swell o'clock until Setter affording erery- ene opportunity for meditation and worship. Stewart Sheedy is his -week's vacation from Williams college with his toother. junior daw of the higb school oave and I wish you "Thank quick decision: Judith made a Tm asking Cissy to be maid of honor." now-Cwy will be tickled to death." But Clem was more tickled than Cissy would be.

He didn't give a boot for place and honor for himself, but he wanted his girl to strut with the beat He left Goodloe's Choice well pleased aad secretly a bit overwhelmed. "Not that I ain't seen grander places," he confided to Rube. "But when it comes to class--tone--Boy, I reckon you're marrying it!" Reuben, his hands tense upon the wheel, his eyes upon the road, his thoughts roaming far, did not an- Clem, craning his neck for a last look at gardens, meadows, hedges, said; There's nearly a half a mil. lion dollar lay-out here. Gosh -unless there's a miracle you're gonna have a heck of a time up to it 1 (Copyright.

ISM. Blanche Smith Fegtuob wedding march. Groton Church Notices First Parish Unitarian-- Rev. William W. Peck, minister.

Sunday 10JO a. service begins with gan prelude, with Miss Warren as organtut; sermon subject "Re-kindl- Epaeopal (PSataataEt) M. Wood, rector- service Srst and third North Congregattiaai Strr. Jo-'Sundays each month ar a. 124 seps.

W. pastor. Ifl a. cinsrch. II T-MM -'tfrtg wmaaip, sersjoe by Chrisiiaa Scieace- society--Sas- cay.

22.45 a. saiqect. "Unreal- Sunday school at noon; "US p. testirfiony W3- Christian Eadczvor service ed, Gwendolyn. Doooy.

Irfian-SsEL Ward gaest speaker, Kew OrleaBC." SBaptiit--Eer. WHHam H. Kobbs, Altar. Sunday, UM5, mora- story. UiaV obatrraace of Supper, 12 MOD, Bible Dliot D.

Hay superintendent; Christian fitdeavor meeting, topic "Central Jesus Charlotte Figgfru: leader; Wed- -fanrBy; in pastor in. charge. Mew Boston church. Seventh Day drentist-EIder pastor. Saturday, 2 p.

to, church school PL scznficfi Of pastor; church ordinances to be TQteC erery iti il church wiH be from 12 to 7 -week, chard bbserring. couaervation OB Monday, rranoai Blan- gave a 10-minute talk on ing the Fires for the and States or Europe, conservation of flowers and Tuesday Barbara Davis gave one on soils and birds. lie Woodland Cchoes 4-H Conservation club met with the president Frances Blanchard, Wednesday afternoon. The leader, Miss S. H.

Shattuck, reed the girls letter from George about their part in the spring exhibit of 4-H which will be held May 14 and plans were made for the Conservation clubs part hi the meeting. The debate between Frances Blanehard and Alice Monk -vrai decided hi favor of the Utter. Plans were made for a party for 4-H parents the middle of April. Tent caterpillar reports were brought in. A short story about collecting tent caterpillar egg clusters will be written by the members for the next meeting.

Misi Betty Blanehard. who apent the winter with the Parker family of Lowthorpe school in Boston, has returned. Edwin A. Mason, who was to have spoken to the seventh grade pupils on wild life was prevented by sickness, but is expected to speak to the 4-H Conservation club biter. WPA crew thst is painting gypsy moth eggs has finished in the North Groton district There is a heavy infestation this year, while tent caterpillar eggs ara fewer than last year.

The district deputy president and tuite will be present at the meeting of the Middlesex Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening, as there will be an initiation. Supper will bt at (JO p. m. The 20 Latin American republics have more miles of air lines in reg- ular operation than the United at is cop Saaday a. at Jesus aad Joseph." series; 12 'noon, as in.

pastnr's stady; 10 IWhodist-- Ser. Joaeph M. Shepler, pastor. Sunday, 10.45, pastor, subject About Which Our Lord BSost Coa- eemed As He Approadied the End of His Earthly 12 noon, diurch 5 p. intermediate Epworth Ileagoe meeting, topic "Prayer," leader JSom Marjorie Thayer; p.

nx, Senior League meeting, iopic Trayer, Melba Peckham leader. St. Mary 1 (Catholic)-- Rev. 1R1- fted A. Ttodell, administrator; Rev.

W. Shea, first assistant Masses at 7 JO and (and high mass at 1030 a. vespers at 230 p. m. Otsrdi of the 3E.

a. SL, chiiTTJi nbaol; cf jusuor choir- Sirs, it Meyer organist; Torag Union meeting Stuicay p- m. Za3oc SL-Seaezgis -r ceived telegrza yestersay D. gaSag that i Wori3 Progrss AcsdrastiatiQa fcad the project far the SUeeter aQocaticrn of S3SJ53 fcr tha It is ezpectec the inc wiQ be pet up this vear and tba Tba- total cos wQl be about FUWBTUtt OFFEIS THB WEEK WILY 1M FELT IKt Styles That Will Be Leading the Parade On Easter Morning 4 pUT younelf in the Easter style picture this year be smartly and correctly dressed in a Miller suit and topcoat! We've made advance preparations for this biggest of all dress-up events and now we can show you one of the finest suit and topcoat selections we've ever offered. Why don't you stop in and get yourself ready for Easter today! Suits You'll Want For a Smart Easter A complete selection of every ftyle, fabric and pattern.

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