MAGNOLIA 
Miss Edna Symonds and Mrs. Ber- 
tha Wilson of Boston were gtiests of 
Miss Symonds’ mother, Mrs. Edward 
Symonds, over the week-end. Miss 
Symonds is studying designing with 
Mrs. Wilson, who has a _ Boylston 
street dressmaking establishment. 
Mr. and Mrs, Philip 5. Lycett are 
receiving congratulations upon the 
arrival of a son, Wednesday, October 
20: 
Miss Amy Lycett returned today 
from a short visit with her aunt, Mrs. 
Annistice Locke, of Lynn. Miss 
Lycett and Mrs. John Mackay of this 
town were guests of griends in New- 
ton Monday. 
Edward Davis is working at the 
Frothingham dog kennels for the 
winter. 
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Story return- 
ed Thursday from a fortnight’s vaca- 
tion spent at Blue Hill, Me. 
William Prouse of Boston, who has 
been in the employ of Smith’s Ex- 
press Company this summer, con- 
cluded his engagement here satur- 
day. 
Born, Monday, October 27, a son 
to Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Dunbar. 
Lyman Butler is enjoying his an- 
nual vacation from his work with the 
American Express Company. 
Mr. and Mrs, George L. Moulton 
have returned to Lawrence after a 
long season at their Raymond street 
cottage. 
Henry Seaberg and Algodt Sea- 
berg, both of Boston, were in town 
over the week-end visiting their 
mother, Mrs. Joanna Seaberg. 
Miss Louise Friend opened her 
dancing classes with a record attend- 
ance Wednesday of this week. The 
children’s class in the afternoon was 
exceptianally large and was attended 
by some very promising young people, 
Rey. Robert H. Cochrane of Wel- 
lesley occupied the pulpit at the Vul- 
lage church last Sunday. In spite of 
the rain, there was an unusually large 
attendance and everyone enjoyed 
Rey. Mr. Cochrane’s address, which 
was finely delivered. 
ORPHEUM THEATRE. 
Marcus Loew has arranged for the 
coming week to present to his patrons 
of this theatre, an excellent. program of 
stars. ‘The bill will be headed by Miss 
Frances Clare, and her company of 8 
girls in a skit entitled “Just Kids.” 
Other features will be the Four Melodi- 
ous Chaps, harmonists. An act new to 
Boston will be Ryan Bros., cyclists in 
some wonderful stunts. Miller and 
Russell will appear in a sketch “The 
Lunatic and the Girl,” and many others, 
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A splendid list of photo plays will be 
shown. Miss Clare will remain the en- 
tire week. 
St. JAMES THEATRE. 
For the coming week, Marcus Loew 
offers to his patrons “Hardeen,” known 
as the handcuff king and declared to be 
the sensation of both hemispheres. He 
will attempt as a special feature to re- 
lease himself from packing boxes made 
by the Boston department stores and has 
invited the police and detectives to 
bring their handcuffs. Others will be 
DeArmo, in a novelty juggling act; Ann 
Walters and Company in “The Suffra- 
gette’; Luckie and Yost in a comedy 
sketch and others, besides a list of the 
latest photo plays. Hardeen will remain 
the entire week here. 
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