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MANCHESTER 
Past Pres. Seddie Follett of the lo- 
cal W.R.C., delegate from Essex 
county, attended the meeting of the 
Middlesex County association at Med- 
ford last week. A reception was ten- 
dered the junior district president of 
Essex county. 
Visit the Central Square Fish Mar- 
ket and be convinced that goods are 
kept under clean conditions. * 
S. oF V. ANNIVERSARY 
“The spirit of graft and anarchy 
which is prevalent today is more to be 
feared than war,” said Past Div. Pa- 
triotic Instructor Cook in a speech 
Tuesday evening at the aniversary of 
Col. H. P. Woodbury camp, S. of V., 
at Manchester. ‘The spirit of fairy- 
ism is even more dangerous than all 
else. In Illinois there is a movement 
gaining headway for the  standard- 
ization of women’s wages.” Mr. Cook 
claimed that the heads of the large 
business firms were at the front in 
such movements and that out of the 
controversies the business men hoped 
to reap the benefits to the detriment 
of the workers under them. 
“In politics you find bad men just 
as you find them in church,” said Mr. 
Cook. “We must meet these condi- 
tions just as our fathers met them; 
not in battle, but in peace. Fight, yet 
with the spirit of our fahers. Then 
some measure of right will reign.” 
A general good time was enjoyed by 
the large number present. Music and 
refreshments helped to round out the 
evening’s festivities. 
MANCHESTER WoMAN’s CLuB EN- 
TERTAIN MENT 
The concert program given in the 
Manchester Town hall Wednesday 
evening under the auspices of the 
Manchester Woman’s club was one of 
extreme merit, the artists acquitting 
themselves admirably. The program 
was varied, embracing light snatches 
such as Pinsuti’s “Spring song” and 
music of the heavier type as instanced 
in selection from Lucia di Lammer- 
moor. 
Mrs. Maud Huntington Benjamin 
established herself as a reader of no 
little merit in her offerings. Her 
work, “cmf cmf mamohamohamoco 
transition from Tennyson‘s difficult 
poems which delighted her auditors 
later on the program made her work 
among the most delightful of the 
whole evening. 
Faith will move mountains, but it 
tales industry to pay a debt. 
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