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Page Two yortanouth Portsmouth, N. H. Saturday Evening, December 29, 1951 SMALL TALK A BALD MAN bySynis I W' tried overyHiing from ihoe polish "I know it ain't much to sreoie but it'i no beginning 1 but it'i "I got tired being called Baldy. Eliot Dedicates New Elementary School ELIOT--Dedication of Eliot's new two-story elementary school was held last night at the school James Sylvester, mem- berof the building committee, in charge of tho ceremony. The $67,000 cinder block building adjacent to the high school.

has Jour classrooms, a teachers' room and janitor's quarters on the first floor. Space for two additional classrooms, a kitchen and cafeteria is available on the ground floor. Betsy Ross- (Continued from paee one) issued the Casey Jones stamp in 1950, we had complaints that we were sponsoring the story told in the song that he was 'a brave whereas he might have simply been a reckless one. "When I went to school, even' kid in the country believed Betsy Ross made the first flag and there is good evidence that she did. It's a generally accepted historical fact.

"We think it is a beautiful stamp, commemorating a beautiful story. "Just like that newspaper which once told little Virginia, 'Yes, there is a Santa Claus', we say, there Is a Betsy Ross 1 The Ross stamp marks the 200th anniversary of Betsy's birth. It depicts the room on Arch street where she is supposed to have produced the flag 'after consulting with a committee composed of Gen. George Washington, Robert Morris and George Ross, the latter a relative of her first husband. The school has been in use since last April by the sub-primary and first grades, which previously were housed in the basement of the Laura V.

Dame school and in 1 the dining room of the Grange hall. SPEAKERS at the dedication were Sylvester Irving Hersey of Durham, architect of the structure; Advill Spinney, chairman of the building committee; Wilfred Leavitt, selectman; Guy Dunning, chairman of the School Board; Superintendent of Schools Howard Libbey and Albert J. Smith, building inspector. The prayer and benediction were given by the Kev. J.

Rupert Simonds, pastor of the Eliot Congregational church. Church Activities Slated in Newfields NEWFIELDS The Christian Endeavor society of the New-fields Community church will meet tomorrow night at 7 o'clock in the parsonage of the church. Each classroom in the building has four large windows and asphalt tile floors. William Connell of Portsmouth was the contractor. Principal and Grade i teacher of the school is Mrs.

Bernice Grover. Other personnel includes Mrs, Verna Kimball. teacher of Grade Miss V. Ora IVhinson and Miss Cynthia McComb, sub-primary teachers', and Harry Robinson, janitor, Carleton Staples is the other member of the building committee and Elmer Cole and Harold Marston also are on the School Board. Methodists Slate Watchnight Service A New Year's eve family night program has been planned by the First Methodist church for Monday night from 8:30 to midnight in the vestry.

The event will begin with a hymn Budget Planners Glum After Talks on Defense Spending WASHINGTON (AP)--President Truman, back from a Christmas visit to his Missouri home, juggled a heavy load of top-priority problems today, one reportedly con-1 cerning next year's military budget. Military and mobilization officials showed him their recommendations for national defense spending at a 45-minute White House meeting yesterday. They came away looking a bit glum. A hastily called Pentagon meeting of Secretary of Defense Lovett and his budget experts followed immediately. THIS GAVE RISE to speculation that total estimates for.the needs of the armed forces--and for related items like foreign aid--might I have run into presidential resistance.

If a downward revision is in order, Mr. Truman would need it shortly to get it into the overall national budget, due on Capitol Hill early next month. Representative Mahon chairman of the House Military Appropriations committee, said early this week he thought the armed forces would need about 50 billion dollars for the year starting next July. Stork Quotations A daughter, Nancy Bernice Lo- beli, to Mr. and Mrs.

Winston Lobell of Stoneham, Thursday. The child's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Eurnham of Philbrick road, Kittery. Regular choir rehearsal will be held Friday at 7 pm in the church.

Miss Ida A. Green, pastor, and her sister. Mrs. R. B.

Marean of Dalton, will hold open house in the parsonage Jan. 1, 1952 from 3 to 5 pm. Police Report Edgar J. Ireland of 869 Woodbury avenue reported to police yesterday afternoon that his wife, Meta E. Ireland, fell on Fleet street and bruised her hip.

sing led by Mrs. C. C. Sanborn and Mrs. E.

Bliss The film. "A Wonderful Life," will be shown and recreation and games will be led by James Culberson. Refreshments will be served by members of the social committees of the Women's Society for Christian Service and the Wesleyan Service guild. Mrs. Norman Chick and Mrs.

Thomas Tully are cochairmen. The program will conclude with a special New Year's eve service of consecration under the leadership of the Rev. Paul A. Stauffcr, i pastor. A son to Salvatore Cocchiaro.

USA, and Mrs. Cocc'hiaro of 45 Salem street Dec. 22 at Portsmouth naval hcspital. A daughter to Sheldon Klger, USM.C, and Mrs. Kiger of 79 Whipple road.

Kittery, Christmas day at Portsmouth naval hospital. A daughter to Lt. Lester Moore, USN. and Mrs. Moore of 117 Mia- dle roat 1 Christmas-day at Portsmouth raval hospital.

A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Alex of 34 Linden street yesterday at Portsmouth hospital. Municipal Court Frank Vlnclguerra, 54, of 182 Market street, a Portsmouth naval shipyard draftsman, was arraigned in Portsmouth municipal court today on a charge of striking his wife, Lucia, 58, on the left with a hatchet on Christmas eve. Vinciguerra pleaded innocent to the charge, but Patrolman George Gillespie testified that Vinciguerra admitted the attack when questioned by Gillespie and Pa- trWman E.

Edward Scarponi at Vinciguerra home. I The arraignment was still in progress at press time today. Two men were convicted in Portsmouth (municipal court today on charges of driving while under the influence of liquor. They were James P. McNeil, 35, of 17 Stark street and Alfred W.

Bassett, 30. of Rye. Each was fined a total of $110 and given a 60-day suspended jail sentence. Judge Harry W. Peyser ordered their operator's, licenses revoked and they were each assessed blood test fees.

McNeil pleaded innocent ant'J Bassett pleaded guilty. Both charges resulted from automobile accidents on Islington street in Portsmouth. Service Tomorrow The Salvation Army's evening service tomorrow will feature Cadet Geraldine Dalzcll of the Army's training college in New York City, as guest speaker, A sacred movie, "Stranger at My Door," will be shown Monday at 7:45 pm and a watch night service will be held Monday at 11:15 pm. Crumpets, Anyone LONDON (AP)--Englishmen can have a tea party right on the highway with tht aid of a new gadget manufactured by a British firm. It's a tea--or coffee-maker that operates from a battery and produces one and one-half pints.

It is claimed that one and one-half teaspoonsful of tea will give up to 12 cups. World's Biggest Destroyer Soon To Join U.S. Fleet CAMDEN, N. J. largest destroyer ever by any navy was in final snipe for christening today.

The Norfolk is the first of a new line of destroyer leaders. Built by the New York Shipbuilding sh'e'is scheduled to join the fleet by next August. When the Norfolk was ordered late in 1948, she was classified as a light cruiser, with the word added. Although the official; listing was changed during construction, the Norfolk will carry every submarine detecting and destroying device known to American naval science. HER DISPLACEMENT Is only a few tons less than nine ships the U.

S. navy classifies as light antiaircraft cruises. Her 540-foot length makes her as long as these cruisers and she will be two feet wider. The navy has kept its plans for the Norfolk pretty much under wraps, but It is known she will cost 44 million dollars exclusive of the guns and the navy special weapons sne will carry. of 31 High street, died last night at Exeter hospital afttr a short ill- Deaths and Funerals Charles A.

Bruce Funeral Notices EXETER--Charles A. Bruce, 70,1 ness. Bruce, husband of Mrs. Annie Bruce, was an Exeter native and formerly employed at the Exeter Manufacturing' company. Besides his wife, he leaves one son, Robert, oi Exeter; a sister.

Miss Lena of Exeter, and four grandchildren. BUCKLIN--Bert Bucklin of 25 Philbrkk Kittery, died at his home, Dec. 28. Funeral services at chapel, Monday at 1:30 pm. Friends.in- vited.

Please omit flowers. Arrangements by J. Verne Wood Funeral Home. Advent Christian PORTSMOUTH Portsmouth Advent ChristUn Rev. Raymond W.

Bowden, pastor: Sunday school, 9:30 church school and Men's Blbls classes, 9:45 am; morning service. 10:45 am; youth mettlugs, 8 pm; tvangelistic service, 1 pm. EXETER Bxeter Advent Christian Rev. C. Vaughn Overman, pastor; morning worship.

10:30 Sunday school, 9:45 am; evening service, 7 pm: prayer meeting, Wednesday. 7:30 pm. HAMPTON Hampton Advent Christian a Boston, pastor; church school, 9:45 am; morning service, 10:45 am; evening service, pm. SOUTH ELIOT South Eliot Advent Christian Mrs. Pearl Colo Garland, acting pastor; church school, 9:45 am; morning worship, 11 am: evening service, 7 pm.

Baptist PORTSMOUTH Middle Street Baptist Rev. Raymond F. Smith, pastor; church school, morning worship, 10:45 am; youth fellowship, 5 pm. People's Baptist Rev. Wayman B.

McLaughlln, pastor; morning worship, 11 am; church school. 12 o'clock; evening services, 7 pro. BRENTWOOD Brentwood Baptist Rev. John Gilbert, pastor: morning worship, 10:45 am; church school, 12 noon. EXETER First Baptist Rev.

Edwin H. Shuman, pastor; church school, 9:30 am; morning worship. 10:45 am: Baptist Youth fellowship, 5 pm. HAMPTON FALLS Hampton Falls Baptist Rev. Everett R.

Scruton, pastor: morning worship, 10:30 am; church school. 11:50 am; gospel services. 7 pm. KITTERT POINT First Baptist Rev. Robert McKinney.

pastor; Sunday school, morn- Ing service, 11 am: evening service, 7 OGUNQUIT Ognnquit Baptist Morning service, 10:30 am SEABROOK Seabrook Baptist Rev. Everett R. Scruton, pastor; church school, 8:45 am; morning worship, 9:30 am. YORK Cape Neddick Baptist Rev. James W.

Daglno, church school, 9:30 am; morning service, 10:30 am; Yoath fellowship, 6 pm; evening sernoe, 7 pm. Christian Science PORTSMOUTH First Church of Christ Scientist Morning service and church school. 10:45 am. (Efyurrlj Services Catholic PORTSMOUTH Immaculate Conception Rt Rev. Msgr.

James E. McCooey, D. pastor; masses, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 11:45 am; benediction. 7 pa: Daily mass, 7:15 am. Rev.

Patrick J. Kenneally, pastor; masses at Colonial theater; 8:30. 10:30 am. DURHAM St. Thomas Mote Rev.

J. Desmond O'Connor, pastor; masses 8, 10 and 11:30 am. Daily mass, 7 am. EPPING St. Joseph's Rev.

Victor Dagenais. pastor; masses, 8 and 10 am. EXETER St. Michael's Rev. Daniel J.

Cotter, pastor: masses. 6:30, 8, 9:10 and 10:30 am; Dally mass, 7 am. HAMPTON Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Rev. Matthew Casey, pastor; masses, 6:30, 7:30. 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 am.

KITTERT St. Raphael's Rev. C. Martin O'Toole. pastor; masses, 7:30, 9 and 11 am; Daily mass, 8 am.

NEWFIELDS Sacred Heart Rev. Alfred Dumas, pastor; mass, 9 am. YORK St. Christopher's-by-the-Sea Rav. C.

Martin O'Toole, pastor: mass, 9:30 am. Star of the Sea Rev. Neil A. Burke, pastor: masses, 7, 9, 10, 11 am. Christian PORTSMOUTH Conrt Street Christian Rev.

Ivar Sellevaag, pastor; church school, 10 am; morning worship, 11 am; Christian Crusaders, 6:30 pm: evening service. 7:30. KITTERS Second Christian Rev. John F. Johnson, pastor; church school.

10 am; morning service, 11 am; youth fellowship, 6 pm: evening service, o'clock. KITTERY POINT First Christian Rev. C. Basil Harris, pastor: church school, 9:45 am; morn- Ing service, 11 am; evening service, 7 o'clock. YORK Christian Rev.

Frederick Fries, pastor; church school, 9:30 am: worship service, 10:30 am: evening service, 7:30 pm. York Corner Christian Rev. Robert Tonnesen, pastor; church school, 9:30 am; worship service. 10:45 am: young people, 6:15 pm: evening service, 7:30 pm. Community DURHAM Durham Community Rev.

Wilfred Bunker, pastor; church school, 9:30 am; morning service. 10:45 am; Pilgrim fellowship, 4:45 pm. EPPING Epping Community Russell R. Morris, pastor; 9:30 a morning worship, Youth Fellowship, 6:30 pm. NEWFIELDS Newfields Community Rev.

Ida A. Green, pastor: church school. 9:30 am; worship service, 10:45 am; Christian Endeavor society, 7:30 pm. NEWMARKET Newmarket Community Rev. Ernest A.

McKenzie, pastor: church school. 9:45 am; morning worship, 11 am; Youth 6 pm. Congregational PORTSMOUTH North Congregational Rev. John N. Feaster, D.

pastor: church school, 9:30 am: morning worship, 10:45 am; Pilgrim fellowship, 6 pro. ELIOT Eliot Congregational Rev. J. Rupert Simonds, pastor: church school, 9:40 am; worship service. 10:45 am.

EXETER Exeter Congregational Rev. Paul I. Martin, pastor; church school, 9:30 am: worship service, 10:45 am; nursery a-ad beginners classes, 10:45. GREENLAND Congregational Community Rev. Sion M.

Lynam, pastor; church school, 9:45 am; morning worship, 10:45 am; Pilgrim fellowship, 6:30 pm. HAMPTON Hampton Congregational The Rev. Floyd G. Kinsley, pastor: church school, 9:15: worship service, 10:30. KITTERY POINT First Congregational Sunday school, morning worship, 10:30 NEW CASTLE New Castle Congregational Rev.

Donald W. Rowley, pastor; church school, worship service 10:45 am; Pilgrim fellowship, 6 pm. NORTH HAMPTON North Hampton Congregational- Christian Rev. H. Marshall Budd, pastor: church school, 9:30 am; worship service, 10:45 am; Christian Endeavor, 6:30 pm.

YORK First Parish Rev. W. H. Millinger, pastor; church school, worship service, 10:45 am; Pilgrim Fellowship, 7 pm. Union Congregational Rev, George Smith, pastor; church school, 9:13 am; worship service, 10:30 am; Pilgrim fellowship, 6:30 'pm.

RYE Bethany Congregational Rev. B. Franklin Lewis, pastor; Sunday school, 9:15 am; worship service, 10:45 am; fil- pm. NEWINGTON Town Congregational Walter H. Allen, acting pastor; church school, am; worship service, 11 am; Pilgrim fellowship and prayer meeting, pm.

WELLS First Congregational Rev. William J. MeCullough. pastor; Sunday school, 10:30 am; worship service, 10:30 am. Episcopal PORTSMOUTH Christ Church Rev.

Sheafe Walker, rector; Holy Communion. 7:30 am: Sunday school, 10 am; suns eucharist," 11 7:30 pm. St. John'i Rev. Robert H.

Dunn, rector. Holy Communion, 8 am: morning worship, 10:45 am; Youth fellowship, 6 pm. DURHAM St. George's Mission Rev. Randall Giddings.

rector; Holy Communion, 8 am: worship service. 11 am. EXETER Christ Church Communion, 8 am; church school, 9:30 am; morn- Ing prayer 10:45 am; kindergarten, 10:45 am. YORK VILLAGE St. Georges Mission Services at York Village Legion hall.

Church school, 9:30 am; worship service, 11 am. Greek Orthodox PORTSMOUTH St. Nicholas The Rev. Dlonysius Michelij. pastor; church school, 9 am; worship service, 10:25 am every other Sunday.

Jewish PORTSMOUTH Temple Israel Rabbi Baruch Korff, pastor; worship services Sunday 10:30 am and 6:15 pm; church school, Sunday, 9:30 am. Methodist PORTSMOUTH First Methodist Rev. Paul A. Staulfer, tor; church xchool, 9:30 am; morning worship. .10:45 am: youth fellowship, 6 pm.

EAST ELIOT East Eliot Methodist Rev. Earle N. Hubbard, pastor; church school, 10 am; morning service, 11 am; Youth fellowship. 7:30 pm. EXETER Exeter Methodist Rev.

Sven A. Laurin, pastor: churcb school, 9:30 am; mom- ing worship, 10:45 am: Youth fellowship, 5 pm. A ton to Mr. and Ray Richards of Eliot yesterday at Portsmouth hospital. A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Drobisewski of 125 Profile avenue today lit Portsmouth hospital. OGUNQUIT Ogonqntt Methodist Rev. J. Reid Bowse, pastor; worship service, 10:30 am: church school, 11:30.

KITTERY Second Methodist Rev. Alfred G. Davis, pastor: church school, 10 am; worship service, 11 am. SOUTH ELIOT South Eliot Methodist Rev, Hayward S. Thomas, pastor, church school.

10 am; morning worship. 11 o'clock; Youth fellowship, 6 pm. YORK York Methodist The Rev. Paul W. Ives.

pastor. Church school, 9:45 am; morning worship, 11 youth fellowship, 7 pm. Nazarene ELIOT Eliot Nazarene Rev. Ralph S. Phillips, pastor: church school, 10 am: morning worship, 11 am; young people's meeting, 6 pm; evangelistic service, pm.

Spiritualist Science PORTSMOUTH Spiritualist Science Rev. Frank Dale? 1 pastor worship services, 3 and 8 pm. Unitarian EXETER First Unitarian Rev. Elbridge F. Stoneham, pastor; church school, 10:45 am; worship service, 10:43 am.

Unitarian-Universalist PORTSMOUTH Rev. William W. Lewis, pastor; church school, morning worship, 11 am. Others PORTSMOUTH Baha'i Center Sunday school, 1 pm; Covenant, 2:15 pro. Chnreh of God In Christ Elder A.

A. Dlggs, pastor; church school, 10 am; worship service, 11 am; Willing Workers, pm; evangelical service 8 pm. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon) Elder Marion Rogers; Sunday school, 10:30 am; sacrament meeting, 11 am YMCA hall. First Pentecostal Rev. Frank D.

Potter, D. pastor: church school, 10 am; worship services 11 am; evangelical service, pm. Naval Base Chapel Chaplain William F. Catholic mass, 9 am. Chaplain Conn, Protestant worship service.

11 am. Salvaticn Arm; Maj. Albert J. Warrea, officer In charge: company meet- Ing, 10 am: morning 11 o'clock: young people's legion, 6 pm; evening service, LITTLE BOAR'S HEAD Union Chapel Rev, WiUiam Weston Patton, D. pastor; morning lervice, 11 am.

YORK Four-Square Gospel Alfred 1, Bradstreet, pastor; morning service, evening lervice. Kittery Point Cubs Presented Awards KITTERY POINT--Badges and awards were presented to Kittery Point cub scouts at the monthly pack meeting held at the Mitchell school. The following boys received the awards: Brian Berry, Lion badge; Warren Davis, lion badge; Carl Driggers, lion badge; Palmer Fss- senden, three silver points; George Hughes, two silver points; Carlton Hutchins, lion badge: Robert Kar- two silver points; Richard Plaisted, lion badge, one gold point, three silver points; Bruce Piche, bear badge, one gold, two silver; Peter Rice, two gold; John True, one gold, two silver; Joseph Wyman, one lion badge, one gold and two silver. A skit presented by Mrs. Milan Karkos' den, entitled, "The Night Before Christmas." Group singing of Christmas songs was led by the den mothers, Mrs.

Warren Davis, Mrs. Wallace Piche, Mrs. William Peirce, Mrs. Karkos, Mrs. Fred Perry, Mrs.

Stanley Wright. A living circle and the repeating of the cub promise concluded the program. Hampton Notes The Glee clubs of Hampton academy and high school presented a Christmas concert recently in the school auditorium. Special numbers were presented by the boys' a cappella choir and by a brass double quartette. The affair was directed by Mrs.

Esther B. Coombs, Music Director in the Hampton schools. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Booden have closed their High street home and will spend T.he remainder of the winter in Hollywood, Wheaton Lane of Princeton, was a holiday'guest of his father, Howard G.

Lane of Lafayette road. Mrs. Edith Warren of Little River road is recuperating from pneumonia, which necessitated a stay at Exeter hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Winchester of Mill -road have returned home after a brief visit to Bermuda. Miss Nancy Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hamilton of Dearborn avenue, is improving daily. Nancy has been confined to her home for some- time because of illness.

Mrs. Carrie Bartholomew EXETER--Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Carrie Kimball Bartholomew, 89, a former Exeter resident, who died Tuesday in Gilmanton. The Rev. Paul T.

Martin, minister of the First Congregational church, conducted services at the home of John Kimball of Grove street and at Exeter cemetery where burial was held. Bearers were Nathan Morse and John Kimball. both of Exeter, and Eliot and David Bartholomew, both of New York City. Mrs. Winnifred lohnson NEWMARKET--Funeral services for Mrs.

Winnifred G. Johnson of Lee were held at the Brown and Trottier funeral home Thursday afternoon. Officiating was the Rev. John T. Dallas, D.

of Lee. Bearers were John Conlon, Wal- Bert Bucklin KITTERY--Bert Bucklin, 82, a resident of Kittery for more than 45 years, died at his home at 25 Philbrick road, yesterday after a long illness. He was born Grafton April IS, 1869, the son of the late James and Emily (Leavitt) Bucklin. Mr. Bucklin was a former superintendent of the Whitney Electric Penacook, and later was employed at the Laconia Car Co.

He returned to Penacook as superintendent of the Hoyt Electric Co. and in 1906 came to the Portsmouth naval shipyard where he was a machinist until his retirement in 1931. His wife, Mrs. Maude F. (Keith) Bucklin, and several nieces and nephews survive.

Mrs. Martha E. Morse The funeral of Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Morse, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edna Cobb bearers were iumi QI ner aaugniej, ivua.

ter Plumer, Herbert Moore, Robert of ast Weymouth, Monday. Bennett, Abe Goldstein of Maiden, was ne i(j yesterday afternoon from and Robert Keniston. the Franklin G. Wilson funeral A delegation representing the home, Kittery. nursing staff of the Exeter hospital The Rev.

John F. Johnson, pas- 1.1 A A i.iM was present. Biship Dallas performed the committal services at the grave the Exeter cemetery. William Rusine EXETER--Funeral services were held this morning at St. Michael's church for William Rusine.

57, of tor of the Second Christian church, conducted the services at the funeral home and also the committal services at the grave in Orchard Grove cemetery. LEGAL NOTICE The State ot New Hampshire EXECUTOR'S NOTICE church for William JI.U.MIH;. Tile Subscriber gives notice that a whn Thursdav has bcea lulv appointed Executor of 17 Arbor street wno tuea inursudj- the wul Mary Alice late of at Exeter hospital. Portsmouth, N. the County of T5-- deceased Indebted to said Estite are requested to make ana 111 caving claims to present them Jor ad- it.

Vi i DW1GHT HAH, Execu'or Mrs. Emma F. Johnson NORTH BERWICK--Word has been received here of the death of a former resident of Nortii Berwick, Mrs. Emma F. Johnson, Dec.

26 in St. Petersburg, Fla. Widow of William I. Johnson of North Berwick. Johnson was a native of Baskerville, Va.

Funeral services and burial were held in Baskerville. She is survived by two sons, two daughters and three grandchildren. The Rev. Daniel J. Cotter, pastor, celebrated high mass of requiem.

Mrs. Joseph Morrissette sang and organist was Mrs. Harold Carbon- iau. Burial was in the family lot in Exeter cemetery where Father Cotter conducted committal rites. Bearers were John Belukoins, Frank Kopka, Walter Cronshaw and Gordon Standish, all of Exeter, and Vincent Belukoins and ter, ana vinceni justment.

Fred Malone, both of Ames'bury, Dawn Dece Mass. Alfred R. Wightman EXETER--Funeral services were held at Christ chapel yesterday for Alfred Reynolds Wightman. 80. a Latin instructor at Phillips Exeter academy for 27 years who died Tuesday at Exeter hospital.

Services at the church and at Exeter cemetery were conducted by the Rev. Charles W. F. Smith of Cambridge, former rector of Christ church. Norman Landers was organist.

Bearers, all academy officials, were Principal William G. Saltonstall. Dean Wells Kerr, Norman L. Hatch.iRobert M. Gait.

Edward R. Scott and Leonard E. Pearl. Ushers were Chilson Leonard and Clarence Hoitt. Dated December 14, 1951.

3t dl5.J2.23 The State of New Hampshire ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICfc. The Subscriber gives notice that ihf. has been duly appointed Administratrix or the Estate of Alice S. Mooney. law ot Portsmouth In the County of BocK- InKham, deceased.

All persons Indebted to said Estaw are requested to make payment, having claims to present them lor Light Fire Loss FREDERICTON, N. B. (API- Chief Forester G. L. Miller announced that New Brunswick closed the 1951 forest fire season with, the lightest acreage loss in five years.

Total number of fires, J13, lowest since J.945. burned an estimated. 2,500 of timber land. WE SERVE LIHT LUNCHES SANDWICHES GIVI from the CANTEEN WHEN YOU THINK OF DRAPERIES GO TO SHERWOOD'S give S. H.

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