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An alarm of fire was sounded from 
box 35 at 10.50 o’clock Saturday 
night, for a brush fire on the prem- 
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- ises of Mrs. Annie C. Thornton, at 
the rear of the cemetery. The fire 
had gained considerable headway 
and was being carried along towards 
the house and stable, which were di- 
rectly in its path, as the wind was 
blowing in that direction. The alarm 
was rung by Rev. Frederick J. Lib- 
by. The Magnolia firemen respond- 
ed, proceeding to the scene with 
hose, wagon and truck and two 
tanks of 25-gallon extinguisher be- 
fore the blaze was smothered out 
and the buildings were declared out 
of danger. How the fire started is a 
. mystery. 
On Sunday, Oct. 16, Rev. John I. 
Grant of Elyria, O., will occupy the 
pulpit at the Village chureh. Mr. 
Grant will be a delegate from Ohio 
at the National Congregational 
Council in Boston and will bring the 
enthusiasm of the council with him. 
He is called one of the best men in 
Ohio. Rey. Frederick J. Libby will 
start on his annual vacation next 
week, part of which will be spent in 
a trip on a freight steamer from 
Buffalo to Duluth and return. 
Mrs. Friend and daughter Louise 
of Gloucester were the guests of Mrs. 
Foster the first of the week. 
Robert Boyd left Thursday for a 
short vacation to be spent at Wind- 
ham, N. H., with relatives. 
Jonathan May and Henry Butler, 
jr., were among those who attended 
the Brockton Fair from this place on 
Wednesday. 
Daniel Casey, the popular black- 
smith, has removed his family to 
Gloucester. 
Miss Edna Guild and Charles Cen- 
ter of Somerville were the guests of 
Miss Maud Butler on Sunday. 
Miss Marjorie 8S. May is enjoying 
her annual vacation from her duties 
at the local telephone exchange. 
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Jonathan May and family are at 
Conomo Point, Essex, for their an- 
“nual autumn sojourn. 
Breeze Advertising Pays. 
JOSEPH K. DUSTIN 
'Teacher of PIANO 
: Two days in town each week. Addrese 
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Exhibits that will prove a source of 
instruction and delight to all visitors. 
Big Musical and Entertainment Features. 
Agent. 
See handbills for further details. 
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JOSEPH LEVIN 
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Custom Tailor 
MANGHESTER, MASS. 
Announces that he has taken a five-year lease of his store on Beach Street, Man- 
chester, and will remain here permanently. 
All the latest styles in fall and winter 
suitings for ladies and gentlemen on hand and will be pleased to show the same at all 
times. 
Strictly first-class workmanship in all details of the work and constant en- 
deavor to please has resulted in my receiving numerous references from gratified cus- 
tomers all along the North Shore. 
Thanking you for past favors and trusting for a continuance of the same, I am, 
Telephone Gonnection 
Respectfully yours, 
JOSEPH LEVIN 
Letters remaining unclaimed at 
the Beverly Farms postoffice, week 
ending Oct 5: Joseph Burns, F. 
Bagley, Miss Anna Carlson, Henry 
Dellafield, Frank T. Donavan, Leo 
J. Gukstos, Mrs. D. G. Griffin, Miss 
Marion Grundshan, Walter L. Gur- 
nee, M. Teeney Hale, John Johnson, 
William Kay, Mrs. George W. Knee- 
land, Miss Minnie Mahoney, Mrs. 
Lawrence McCormack, Jack Mona- 
han, F, C. Simmons——Wm, Brooks, 
P, M, 
Letters remaining unclaimed at 
the Manchester postoffice, for week 
ending Oct. 1: Mrs. Nathan An- 
thony, Annie Dolan, Miss Rosina 
Dondero, Rev. E. P. Farrell, Mrs. E. 
M. Fadden, Mrs. R. B. Kramn, Miss 
Linvilla Kendall, Mrs. W. Sarkee, A. 
M. Stearns—Sam’l L. Wheaton, 
P. M. 
When a mouse gets into the home 
of a Turk it must have a harem 
scare’em look, 
