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SUMMER ST. MAGNOLIA 
MAGNOLIA 
Rey. Dr. Eaton will occupy his pul- 
pit at the village church Sunday 
morning and his sermon will be on 
the subject, “Forsaking All for 
Christ. 
Mrs. Harry Foster was hostess at 
the regular meeting of the Whist club 
this week. . The members met at her 
home on Summer street Tuesday af- 
ternoon and had one of the most 
pleasant meetings of the season. 
Although winter snows are howling 
around the point, the arrival of Mr. 
Warren at Maynolia is always a 
hopeful sign that spring just even- 
tually will be here. Mr. Warren came 
this week and is already busy making 
new plans for the management of the 
Oceanside this season. 
“Tonight’s the night” for the an- 
nual Green Party at the Women’s 
clubhouse. Supper will be served 
according to the yearly custom and 
then after the tables are taken away 
social dancing will be the entertain- 
ment until twelve o’clock. There 
will be a short musical program in 
addition. Tickets are 25 cents. 
An illustrated lecture on ‘Porto 
Rico” was given at the Village church 
last Sunday evening by Byron Wil- 
liam Reed, A: B. 8 Dabevand sate 
tracted an unusually large audience. 
Prof. Reed is thoroughly familiar, not 
only with the country of which he 
spoke, but also with the customs of 
the people. Everyone who was pres- 
ent greatly enjoyed the evening. The 
music added much to the success of 
the program. 
The Parent-Teacher association 
met Tuesday evening at the Women’s 
clubhouse for the regular monthly 
meeting. The regular business trans- 
actions were followed by a most 
pleasing program. Loren Nauss of 
Gloucester gave a lecture on “AI- 
aska,”’ with views made from photo- 
graphs which he took on his recent 
trip to Skagway. The evening proved 
to be as successful as had been an- 
ticipated and a larger audience than 
usual attended. The committee in 
charge, Mrs. John May, Mrs. Clifford 
Story, Mrs. Nora Malonson, and 
Miss Jennie Brown, served ice-cream 
and cakes. 
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Groceries and Kitchen Furnishings 
All S. S. Pierce Co’s Goods sold at their Prices 
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P.S. Lycett releshone 4637 Magnolia, Mass. 
March 17, 1916, 
Telephone Connection. 
Telephone 426R Magnolia. 
Lieut. Charles F. Gammon will 
come to Magnolia to speak at the 
Forum Sunday evening, at the Vil- 
lage church. His subject, “Present 
Day China, the Land of History, 
Mystery and Romance,” suggests all 
the lure of the East, as well as the 
practical, material part of its story. 
The great continent that is being 
made over is a topic of great interest 
just now to any thinking man and 
woman, and China, perhaps more 
than most of the countries across the 
sea, has much to offer in the way of 
fascination and opportunity. All who 
are familiar with the career of Lieut. 
Gammon as Military Instructor for 
the Chinese Government in the Im- 
perial University and Vice Consul 
for the United States at Tientsin will 
realize that his comments will have 
a value of their own. 
“Why did you refuse when Brown 
suggested burying the hatchet?” 
“Because I believe the cuss had an 
axe to grind.” 
Mrs. Owens—I wonder if the doc- 
tor’s wife meant anything personal 
just now. 
Owens—What did she say? 
Mrs. Owens—She said we might at 
least pay them a visit. 
Box 244. BEVERLY, MASS, 
MAGNOLIA MARKET 
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Also Hunt’s Market, 172 Prospect Street, Cambridge. 
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Shore Road, Magnolia, Mass. 
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Mother—What kind of a show did- 
papa take you to see while you were 
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Bobbie—It was a dandy show, — 
mamma with ladies dressed in stock- 
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