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Preston Post, G. A. R., held their 
annual election of officers Wednesday 
evening. Practically the same board of 
officers as the past year was re-elected, 
as*follows: Chas. H:> Day; com- 
mander; Theodore A. Holmes, senior 
vice; Joshua Younger, junior vice; 
Eben Day, adjutant; Benj. Osborne, 
quarter master; E. P. Williams, off. of 
the day; Geo. W. Larcom, chaplain; 
Wm. H. Blanchard off. of the guard; 
Geo. H. Wyatt, gq. m. sergeant, Daniel 
W. Preston, sergeant; E: P.- Williams. 
patriotic instructor. A pleasant surprise 
and one fully appreciated by the veter- 
ans, was the receiving of a check from 
Justice O. W. Holmes to be used in 
carrying on the work of the Post. 
Charles H. Trowt, candidate for 
mayor has held rallies every night during 
the past week, in different parts of the 
city, and has met with large crowds and 
cordial receptions. 
Miss Bessie Williams concluded her 
duties as bookkeeper for the season, with 
Smith’s Exp. Co. last Saturday evening. 
There will be a dance and social in 
Marshall’s hall next Friday evening, 
Dec. 11. Long’s orchestra will furnish 
the music. 
“Edwin Garsia of Chestnut Hill, repre- 
senting some New York interests, is in 
charge of Misery Island. Mr. and 
Mrs. Herbert W. Taylor of Hunting- 
ton, L. I., are the caretakers and have 
several assistants. Changes are to be 
made so that the island and club will 
open in early spring for guests. 
‘Mrs. Abbie Poole and Miss Edith 
Elliott entertained a party of friends and 
neighbors at their home on_ Haskell 
street last evening. Whist was played 
and dainty refreshments were served. 
George Murray, one of the popular 
clerks at Varney’s, has been laid up the 
past week with a sprained ankle. 
Monday evening, Dec. 14, is the date 
of the next entertainment in the Lyceum 
committee course. A Jecture on Watch 
Making, illustrated by stereopticon and 
motion pictures, by H. E. Duncan of 
the Waltham Watch Co., will be the 
feature. 
The Coming Sportsmen's Show in 
Mechanic's Building to be Best 
Seen In New England. 
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larly known, to be held in Mechanic’s 
Building,. Huntington avenue, Boston, 
from December 24 to January 5. inclu- 
sive, will undoubtedly be the best of its 
kind ever seen in New England. It is 
The Sportsmen’s Show, as it is popu- | 
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Do you really know of anything that 
4 has quite the style, quite the tone of a 
v What housekeeper’s mouth dovsn’t fairly water at the 
\? mere thought of owning one? 
or have you always forbidden yourself that pleasure 
because of your idea of the cost? 
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Are the best the country produces. A 
holds is what they’re famous for; but for all that they 
don’t alter our principle of little price making—For 
Full 1% in. jointed posts, 5% ft. high, 34 
in. cross pieces and % in. filling. 
with full swell front, all brass. 
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MILLER HEATERS. 
That little bucket of 
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modating, too. You can ens 
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pillar to post. No smoke, 
no smell, no danger. \ 
From $3.35. 
Brass Bed? \ 
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Now listen to us: 
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PHONOGRAPHS 
A big line of the Edison and Victor machines always on hand. 
on EASY TERMS or for CASH. See our line. 
A big stock of the latest Edison and Victor 
Over 6,000 in stock. Easy terms. 
Come and see the new AMBEROL Records. 
made of new composition, by a new process and playing an 
average of more than four minutes. 
See what they are and how to 
play them on your phonograph. 
87 Rantoul St. 
opp. the Depot 
We are Gatering to Manchester and Beverly Farms Patrons 
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RECORDS 
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not intended to be, nor is it going to be 
a mere entertaining exhibition, but it 1s 
planned to be of vast educational value 
and a vital force in all movements for 
the conservation of the forests of the 
land and all that they contain. It will 
illustrate, as cannot be shown inany oth- 
er way, not only the products of the 
woods and streams and deep seas, but 
how these creatures, which are of such 
tremendous importance to the happiness 
and health of humanity, are in many 
instances in danger of being extermin- 
ated; and also the plans now being and 
to be put in operation to save reckless, 
wasteful destruction. 
The recent conservation conference 
held in Boston, attended by all the gov- 
ernors of the New England states, has 
given a tremendous impetus to the plans 
of the New England Forest, Fish and 
Game Association. 
