CHURCH NOTES. 
Manchester. 
Congregational church. Morning 
service at 10.45. Sermon by Rev. 
DeMont Goodyear, Ph.D., of Abing- 
ton. . Evening service at 7 o’clock. 
Baptist church, Rev. E. H. Brews- 
ter, pastor. Morning service at 10.45. 
Sermon by the pastor; subject: 
“Pure in the Press.’’ People’s even- 
ing service at 7 o’clock ; Topic: “ The 
Cry of a Rebel,’ sixth in series on 
““The Shepherd King.”’ 
Sacred Heart church. 
John J. Downey, pastor, 
Mass at 8.30 o’clock. 
Rev. DeMont Goodyear who is an- 
nounced to preach at the Congrega- 
tional church tomorrow as a candidate, 
comes very strongly recommended. 
He has preached at Abington eight 
years. He is particularly strong in 
Sunday school and Y.P.S.C.E. work. 
Rev. Mr. Brewster will again read 
from ‘‘The Simple Life” as prelude 
to the Men’s class at the Baptist 
church tomorrow. 
Mrs. Joseph A. Torrey entertained 
the Ladies Sewing circle at her Union 
street home Thursday evening this 
week. 
The church Aid society of the Bap- 
tist church held an all day quilting 
bee at the vestry Wednesday. 
Special prayer meetings have been 
-held at the Baptist church the past 
week with good results. Good attend- 
‘cance marked the series and the inter- 
est was very manifest. 
The B.B. Brigade met at the vestry 
for drill Thursday evening. Next 
week the drill will be held on Thurs- 
day evening again. 
Fred K. Swett is announced for 
soloist at the Baptist church tomorrow 
evening. 
The Woman’s Missionary society 
met in the chapel Tuesday afternoon: 
and two barrels of clothing were 
packed and were later sent to Ala- 
bama, their contents to be distributed 
among the poor. 
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Morning 
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Tap. Coverings, 1 to 5 yards — 
Fancy Silks, short lengths — 
Cretonnes, 3 to 10 yards — 
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Frank P. Knight has this week 
purchased, through Charles Fitz of 
Woburn, the house near his own, on 
Church street, belonging to the Fitz 
heirs. The property, being so central, 
is one of the most desirably located! im 
town. Though Mr. Knight has no 
definite plans as yet, the house will 
probably be fitted with all modern 
canveniences, made into two tene- 
ments, and will be for rent at a very 
early’ date. 
Miss Alice Sanborn has been de- 
tained from her duties at the Priest 
school the past week and is confined 
to her home at the Cove with an 
attack of la grippe. 
Quite a delegation of local Odd 
Fellows made a visitation to the 
Gloucester lodge Monday evening. 
The Y.P.S C.E. connected with the 
South church, Peabody, will entertain 
the members of the Salem C.E. Union 
at their chapel, Wednesday evening, 
January 18th, from 7.45 to 9.45 o’clock. 
All Christian Endeavorers are invited. 
The annual social reunion and roll- 
cal] of the Congregational church, as 
announced elsewhere, will occur next 
Thursday evening in the chapel. 
Edward W. Baker, past commander 
of Camp 149, with Frank W. Bell as 
aid, went to Rockport Thursday night 
to install the officers of the camp in 
that town. 
A.C. Needham was the plaintiff in 
a breach of contract case against 
Pierce & Pierce of Boston this week. 
The trial was before Judge Went- 
worth in the Municipal court, and a 
verdict was givem in favor of the 
plaintiff for the fullb amount. 
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Cheever 
entertained the members of the Hap-, 
hazard club at their Bridge. street 
home, Thursday. The evening was 
given over to a social time, the hour 
being very pleasantly interspersed 
with vocal and instrumental selections 
and readings. 
There will bea joint installation of 
the recently-elected officers of North 
Shore lodge of Workmen and the 
Degree of honor this year. Though 
the date is not definitely fixed, it will 
probably be on Wednesday evening, 
January 25. 
The many friends of Mrs. Sarah 
Porter will regret to learn of her con- 
tinued illness. For the past ten days 
she has been confined to her Bennett 
street home with an attack of la 
grippe. 
Are the Holidays Over? 
NEARLY; BUT THE WANTS OF EVERY-DAY 
the OLD CORNER 
LIFE NEVER END. 
You can find Bargains in Shirt Waists, House 
Suits, Wrappers, Left Over Holiday Goods, 
White Goods, Table Linen, Art Goods, Ete. 
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Manchester. 
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Dealer in 
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Tennis Shoes, etc. 
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