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The Manchester Woman’s Club 
will meet in the Town hall, Wednes- 
day, February 8; at a quarter before 
eight for their annual ‘‘QGuest 
Night’’. All guests of the members 
will be made most welcome and it 
is earnestly hoped that a large num- 
ber will join in making the evening 
a social success. Rev. Allen A. 
Stockdale of Boston will lecture up- 
on the subject ‘‘Shall the Corners 
of the mouth turn up or down?’’ 
Special music will complete the pro- 
gram. <A buffet lunch is to be serv- 
ed by Schlehuber, of Lynn. Tickets 
are 30 cents. for members and 60 
eents for guests. They must be ob- 
tained from Mrs. Grace Beaton, Mrs. 
Eva H. Rand and Miss Annie L. 
Lane before Monday, February 6. 
Queen Quality Shoes at Bell’s. * 
Mrs. J. S. Reed spent Monday 
and Tuesday in Boston and Somer- 
ville. In the former city, she was 
the guest of her sister and in the 
latter city she attended the Pyth- 
ian Sisters convention. 
Emerson Shoes at Bell’s. “dl 
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NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
Credit for the donation of 100 
chairs to the Chapel should have 
been given to the Harmony Guild 
and not to the Manchester Woman’s 
Club. The item as contributed to 
our columns was supposed to be cor- 
rect. We cheerfully and gladly 
give credit to whom credit is due. 
The Guild members worked hard to 
secure the funds for this worthy ob- 
ject and are to be congratulated up- 
on their suecess. The Guild also 
furnishes the weekly calendar for 
the church. 
Monday evening, February 6th, 
the Harmony Guild will keep ‘‘op- - 
en house’’ in the Chapel from eight 
until nine-thirty for all those who 
are in any way connected or inter- 
ested in the Congregational church. 
A special invitation is extended to 
the organizations of the church; 
parents, who have already shown 
an interest by sending their children 
to Sunday School; and strangers 
who have no church home here. It 
is the earnest wish of the Guild that 
everyone regard this invitation as 
personal so that some real. benefit 
may be gained from intercourse 
with each other. Refreshments 
will be served and every effort made 
to make the guests welcome. No 
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admission tickets are issued. 
Rebates Made on Dog Tax. 
County treasurer David I. Rob- 
inson reports the following rebates 
made under the dog tax for 1910 
from this section of Essex Co.: 
~ Received Rebated 
Beverly $930.60 $751.97 
Danvers 768.60 621.07 
Hssex 115.80 93.57 
Hamilton 463.80 374.77 
Ipswich 469.20 379.14 
Manchester. 354.60 286.54 
Middleton 203.60 164.52 
Peabody 1455.60 1176.21 
Salem 2109.60 1704.68 
Topsfield 187.20 Tr lcdd 
Wenham 259.00 209.28 
The total amount paid in the en- 
tire county for dog damages and for 
killing dogs was $5346.12. 
Sometimes we have so much to do 
that we don’t know where to begin. 
It is a good plan to. tackle the job 
we hate worst the first thing. Then 
we can feel good while we are do- 
ing the others. 
One of the very best rolls for 
breakfast is a prompt roll out of 
bed. 
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. 
SALEM EVENING NEWS, MONDAY, FEB. 6th, 1911. 
Breaker as. to Prices”. 
E ask you to “Watch for our Monday's Ad. 
It will. be a Record 
The Sale itself will be of interest to every 
woman within reach of this store. Weshall take extra counter space and 
will have many extra salespeople for handling the people that will avail 
themselves of this Big February Merchandise Event. 
Make no. engage- 
ments for next Tuesday except the all important.one at Webber’s. 
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