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Curisrmas Eve at Baptist CHurcH 
At the Baptist church the young 
: folk will enjoy a Christmas tree and 
SEASON'S GREETINGS! appropriate exercises, Thursday even- 
ing at 7 o'clock. © 
“The Greatest Day in the Year” 
will be the title of the entertainment, 
and the following characters will ap- 
pear: 
With all PINGS ELV omy S wish bAstah is Father Time; Day, Florence Morse; 
Happy Xmas, and a prosperous Night, Pearl Conant; Herald, Dana 
Younger; Spring, Elsie Graham; 
New Year. Summer, Elsie Burgess; Autumn, 
Ruth Bullock; Winter, Myrtle Leth- 
bridge; Rain, Jessie Kehoe; Sunshine, 
Grace Salter; Mist, Vera Salter; 
Snow, Madeline Stanley; New Year’s 
THE MANCHESTER Day, Duncan Baker; Lincoln’s Birth- 
day, Marian Crombie; Valentine’s 
TRUST COMPANY Day, Bernice Lee; Washington’s 
Birthday, Mamie Lethbridge ; Memor- 
Banking hours 8:30-2:30; Sats. 8:30-1; Sat. Ev’gs (deposits only) 7-8 ial Day, Henrietta Stanley; Com- 
mencement Day, Ruth Spry; In- 
dependence Day, Melissa Stanley; 
Labor Day, George Andrews; 
Thanksgiving Day, Frances Bradley; 
RAYMOND C. ALLEN Christmas Day, Marian Babcock. 
Assoc. Mem. Am. Soc. C. £. Member Boston Soc. C. E. “Tot ae : 
CIVIL ENGINEER The Breeze $2 a year postpaid. 
Investigations and Reports—Design and Superintendence of Con- 
struction—Design of Roads and Avenues—Surveys and Estimates. Boston Opera Housk 
Established 1897 The New Year will usher in an in- 
a teresting and important theatrical un- 
LEE’S poee ONGMESTES TEL. 73-R and W dertaking, when the Heaeamneeee 
Players will open their season of re- 
portoire in the Boston Opera House, 
with a performance of “As You Like 
It,” on January 1. The new company 
W ’ h if will be under the artistic direction of 
€ Wis) a Mr. Jewett, who needs no introduc- 
tion to the American public; and Mr. 
s W. R. Macdonald, of the Boston 
our Fy riends Opera Company will be manager. . 
The aim of the new enterprise, 
; stated simply and briefly, is to ak 
the best of classical and modern 
A Mer r "y Chr istmas plays, with the utmost attention to 
perfection of assemble, at the lowest 
d possible prices. The company is one 
an of unusual excellence and even bal- 
ance, English throughout. The clos- 
i N Y, ing, gene ine a fortnight, of Ait 
A splendi nglish companies in New 
ap py ew car York, gave Mr. Jewett and Mr. Mac- 
donald a large number of remarkably 
able players from whom to choose 
F. S. Thompson, JEWELER their own company. 
A The prices for these productions 
164 Main Street, Gloucester will be truly popular, ranging from 
fifteen cents in the gallery, to fifty 
cents in the orchestra. Public appro- 
bation and support assured, as at 
last Boston will have the oppor- 
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