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The annual business meeting of 
Friendship Circle will be held in the 
Vestry of the Baptist church next 
Tuesday evening. There will be a 
roll-call and supper. 
At the Sunday eVening service at 
the Baptist church Rev. A. G. Warner 
preached pt Lhe wiarbor, ofthe 
Home,” in observance of ‘ Mother’s 
Sunday.” In addition to music by an 
enlarged choir there was a duet hy 
Misses Janet Height and Bernice Lee 
and a trio by Misses Ethel Spry, 
Ethel Andrews and Dorothy Bohaker. 
Rev. A. G. Warner’s sermon at the 
Baptist church Sunday morning will 
be on the topic: “Self or Others” In 
the evening his subject will be “The 
Man on the Cross.” 
It is hoped that a large delegation 
from Manchester will be able to go to 
Beverly Farms next Monday evening 
for the meeting of the Salem C. I. 
union at the Baptist church. The 
speaker, Rev. Dr. O. P. Gifford of 
Brookline, is one of the ablest speak- 
ers on the platform-today. It is al- 
ways a great privilege to hear him. 
The Ladies’ Social circle will hold 
its regular meeting next Wednesday 
Mrs. Lizzie Sinnicks, 
off Bennett st. Those who can will 
meet at Mrs. Sinnicks’ at 2.30 to sew. 
Box lunch. If ‘storny meeting will 
be on Thursday. 
The Sunday School class of the 
Rey. Charles A. Hatch of the Congl. 
S. S. will give a public entertainment 
in the Chapel tonight. The purpose 
of the entertainment is to raise a fund 
for the purchase of a metal directory 
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board for the church. Miss Nina M. 
Oschman of Boston will read “Peg 
©’ My Heart.” Musical selections 
will be given by two violinists and a 
pianist. Ice-cream will be served. 
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL 
After piling up a score of 10 to o 
against the Groveland High School 
team at the playground in Manches- 
ter yesterday afternoon Story Hign 
School boys nearly let the game get 
away from then in the last three in- 
nings. The final score was Ir to 8 
for the Manchester team. Francis, in 
the box for Manchester, was steady 
and kept the visitors’ hits well scat- 
tered until the seventh inning when - 
they got four runs. Hardy the Grove- 
land pitcher was easy for Manchester 
throughout the game. 
The summary: 2-base hit, Height; 
base on balls, by Hardy 7; struck out 
by Francis 5, by Hardy 7; double 
play, Hardy to R. Carter to Silk ; um- 
pire, Gray. 
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Manchester, 26010200x—II 
Groveland, O000004 2 2—8 
Tomorrow the High Sc sey “teat n 
will play Ipswich at t the playgrounds 
in Manchester. 
A picked team from the playground 
boys and the sub-Freshmen will play 
a seties with the Priest school bail 
team. The sub-Freshmen have thus 
far been unable to defeat the grammar 
school boys. 
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