NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
MAGNOLIA 
The annual church meeting was 
held at the village church Wednesday 
evening. A committee consisting of 
Miss Edna Symonds, Mrs. L. F. 
Hunt and Mrs. Oscar P. Story, ser- 
ved supper at 6 o’clock. After the 
supper the usual business meeting 
was held and the reports of the pas- 
tor and the various officers of the 
church were read, showing a pros- 
perous year. The following staff of 
officers was elected: Standing com- 
mittee, Jonathan May, William Wil- 
kins and Mrs. E. L. Story; treasurer, 
Miss Marion Story; asst. treasurer, 
Mrs. Frederick S. Lycett; supt. of 
the Sunday- School, Mrs. Walter S. 
Faton; asst. supt., Mrs. Willard R. 
Boyd; deacon, Willard R. Boyd; asst. 
deacon, Charles Hoysradt; deaconess, 
Mrs. F. F. Story; asst. deaconess, 
Mrs. Lafayette Hunt; organist, Miss 
Amy Lycett; asst. organist, Miss 
Clara Corren; clerk of the church 
and moderator, William Wilkins. 
Rev. Dr. Walter S. Eaton will oc- 
cupy the pulpit at the Village church 
at both the morning and evening ser- 
vices Sunday. The subject at the 
morning service will be “Harvest.” 
Mrs. J. C. Shattuck of Methuen is 
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. 
Butler, Magnolia aenue, for a few 
days. The family and a party of 
friends motored to Lawrence Sunday. 
William Genze and a few friends 
from Lowell also motored down to 
spend the day with the Butler family, 
Tuesday. 
Mr. and Mrs. Loring Nauss of 
Gloucester were guests of Mrs. Abbie 
Story at her cottage on Summer st., 
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nauss have 
recently returned from a trip to Al- 
aska, where they have mining inter- 
ests. 
Miss Grace Story of Brookline has 
been the guest of her mother, Mrs. 
Abbie Story, at the latter’s cottage on 
Summer street recently. 
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cowen of 
Gloucester were guests of Mrs. 
Cowen’s mother, Mrs. C. Brown at 
her home over Sunday. 
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lycett 
have had as their guests at their 
home on Fuller street this week, Mrs. 
Lycett’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phile- 
mon Sanborn, of West Acton. 
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gardner and 
little daughter, Helen, returned to 
their home on Magnolia avenue Mon- 
day after a month’s visit to relatives 
in Nova Scotia. 
Mrs. Johanna Seaburg and family, 
who have been spending the summer 
here have returned to Boston for the 
winter, 
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The Ladies’ Aid society held the 
first meeting of the season yesterday 
at the Parsonage, the home of Mrs. 
W. S. Eaton on Magnolia avenue, for 
the annual election of officers. 
Miss Lillian Dennett of Gloucester 
was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 
Martin Burke over Sunday. 
Little Miss Eleanor Ballou, the eld- 
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. 
Ballou, of Magnolia avenue was hos- 
tess to her school friends last Satur- 
day afternoon at a Hallowe’en party. 
Music and games were part of the 
afternoon’s entertainment and a 
dainty Hallowe’en luncheon was ser- 
ved. 
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foster and 
daughter of Berwick, Maine, were 
guests of the Edward Symonds fam- 
ily on Magnolia avenue over the 
week-end. 
Mrs. Della Cook of Somerville has 
been a recent guest of Mrs. Effie Fos- 
ter at her home on Norman ave. 
Mrs. Walter S. Eaton was a guest 
of Mr. and Mrs. G. Loud at their 
home at Revere the first of the week. 
The Blynman Grammar school is 
closed today and will be Monday ow- 
ing to a teacher’s convention and 
visiting day which is being observed. 
Rev. Walter S. Eaton, Ph. D., offi- 
ciated at the funeral of Mrs. Frank 
Parker, which was held at Wenham, 
Tuesday. Mrs. Parker was the wife 
of the Rev. Frank Parker, pastor of 
the Wenham church which parish 
Rey. Dr. Eaton had before coming to 
Magnolia, 
MAGNOLIA MARKET 
Magnolia, Massachuset- 
Also Hunt’s Market, 172 Prospect Street, Cambridge. 
Mrs. Harry C. Foster was hostess 
to a party of eight at a Hallowe’en 
luncheon last Saturday afternoon. 
The table was very attractively dec- 
orated with Hallowe’en and autumn 
decorations and the whole dining- 
room was. appropriately dressed for 
the occasion. 
Mrs. George Staples was hostess at 
the first meeting of the Ladies’ Whist 
club which met at her home last 
Tuesday afternoon. There were four 
tables. Luncheon was served by the 
hostess. Mrs. John Howard Wilkins _ 
will entertain the club at her home at 
the next meeting which will probably 
be on Tuesday, November ro. 
Mr. and Mrs. Gorham Davis and 
Mrs. Annie Carter of Gloucester 
were week-end guests of the F. H. 
Davises at their home on Magnolia 
avenue. 
Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Hunt, 
William Hunt and Miss Elizabeth 
Brown spent Friday at Riverdale 
where they were entertained by Mrs. 
Bertha Hawes. 
Miss Gertrude Smith concluded a 
week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. 
Ballou, Magnolia avenue, Sunday. 
The Ballou family motored to Boston — 
with Miss Smith in their machine. — 
Miss Smith is a daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. W. B. Smith of Boston, who 
have a summer cottage on Raymond 
street. Mrs. Smith was here the first 
of the week for a short stay. 
Mrs. Nellie Knowlton of Chelsea 
spent the week-end at the home of | 
Mrs. John Howard Wilkins here. 
“No Shooting” signs for sale, size 
11x14, on cloth or cardboard, at 15 
and 10 cents each, respectively. The 
Breeze office, Manchester. adv, 
It is a mistake to suppose that the 
man who is on the fence is always. 
well balanced, 
