ANNUAL REUNION. 
Manchester Alumni Hold Pretty Party in 
Town Hall. 
The town hall in Manchester was 
the scene of a most enjoyable and 
pretty party Wednesday evening, the 
occasion being the fifth annual reun- 
ion of the Story High School Alumni 
Association. As in years past a short 
entertainment preceded the reception 
and dance. There were about fifty 
couples on the floor at the dance, 
which was continued till one o’clock. 
The entertainment consisted of mu- 
sical selections, interspersed with sev- 
eral readings by Miss Lotta Jones, of 
Gloucester. The Manchester Man- 
dolin club played a number of airs, 
Mrs. Frank G. Cheever, Miss Ger- 
trude B. Goldsmith and Fred K. 
Swett sang solos in their usual favor- 
able manner. Miss Annie Lane ren- 
dered a piano selection, and a cornet 
solo by Chester Cook was particularly 
pleasing. 
Following the entertainment there 
was a short reception. In the line 
were the matrons, Mrs. Frank Bullock, 
Mrs. A. M. Lycett, Mrs. Leon W. 
Carter, Bernard Boyle, chairman of 
the committee in charge, and the pres- 
ident, J. A. Lodge. 
The ushers were Misses Annie 
Lane, Etta Taylor, Kate Ashley and 
Ethel Morgan. 
The grand march was started at 
9.30 and was led by Mr. and Mrs. 
Lodge, followed by more than forty 
couples. Bernard Boyle was _ floor 
director and he had as aids: Frank 
A. Rowe, Chester Standley, Fred 
Andrews and William Dougherty. 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
During the reception Long’s orches- 
tra played several very pretty selec- 
tions, and the orchestra also furnished 
music for the dance. Refreshments 
of ice cream, assorted crackers and 
punch were served during the eve- 
ning. 
The committee in charge was Ber- 
nard Boyle (chairman), Mrs. F. C. 
Rand, Mrs. L. W. Carter, Miss Edith 
Swett, Miss Alice O’Neil, Percy A. 
Wheaton, Frank A. Rowe. 
The bank of green at the rear of 
the hall, potted ferns and palms and 
the green and white streamers hang- 
ing from the chandeliers to the wall, 
made an attractive setting for the 
many pretty gowns in evidence. 
CHURCH NOTES. 
Manchester. 
Services will be held at the Baptist 
church tomorrow as usual, with ser- 
mon by the pastor, Rev. E. H. Brews- 
ter, at LOAB oubject oe harthen 
Vessels.”” At 7.30 o’clock the Chil- 
dren’s Day concert will be given by 
the Sunday school children. 
Next Thursday the quarterly meet- 
ing of Baptist churches will be held in 
Wenham. A delegation will attend 
from here. 
The Japanese sale of the Farther 
Lights society will be held in the 
Town hall June 19. Tickets are now 
on sale. 
The Christian Endeavor Society 
wil] hold a Lawn Party at the parson- 
age grounds Thursday evening, June 
15. Ice cream, cake and candy will 
be for sale. A cordial invitation is 
extended to all. 
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