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Why Not Now? 
‘Nowhere in the city, is there a store which is so thoroughly 
stocked with such a choice line of groceries and provisions, 
as you will find here, in our old ‘“‘new”’ home. 
We have spared no expense to make our store the leader in its 
line on Cape Ann, and we will spare no expense to maintain 
the lead which we now have. 
143 Main Street -!- 
Our own cold storage plant, recently installed, serves to keep 
fresh, our entire stock of meats. 
Our low prices on Saturday specials, will surprise you. 
Yours for a square deal. 
J. C SHEPHERD COMPANY 
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GLOUCESTER, MASS. 
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ESTABLISHED 1874 
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A rare opportunity to have your 
FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED 
and COVERED at a reduced price dur! 
ng the Winter. 
Anniversary Horse Show 
Tomorrow afternoon an anniver- 
sary horse show will be held at the 
New Riding club, Boston. It will 
be members’ day, open only to 
horses belonging to members. or 
those entitled to the privileges of 
the club and elub horses. The see- 
ond session on Saturday of next 
week will be invitation day, open 
to members and others by invitation 
of the committee. Entries for the 
second afternoon will close Mon- 
day. For the first afternoon there 
will be two classes for combination 
horses, four for hacks, two for 
jumpers and hunters, and, the most 
interesting class, the Motley cup 
for ladies’ hacks, ladies to ride, ap- 
pointments and eveneral appearance 
of both horse and rider to be con- 
sidered as well as conformation, 
paces and manners of the horse. 
For the invitation day, five of the 
ESSEX 
Mrs. Susan M., wife of Charles O. 
Story, one of the oldest and _ best 
known women in town died at her 
late residence on Martin street, 
Tuesday morning. She was. the 
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. 
Enoch Low. She leaves besides her 
husband three children, Horace I. 
and Henry O. of Essex, ‘and Parker 
of East Boston, besides many 
friends to mourn her loss. She was 
an active member of the WR corps. 
The funeral was held Thursday af- 
ternoon, Rey. Mr. Goddard officiat- 
ing. She was interred in the Spring 
street cemetery. 
This cold weather has been fine 
for the ice men. Twelve-inch ice 
is being cut at Chebacco Lake. 
Charles W. Mears is already cut- 
ting with a large force of men and 
Mr. Day is making preparation. 
The annual roll call of the Con- 
gregational church was held Thurs- 
day evening. A large number were 
present. Reports were given by the 
different: organizations connected 
with the echureh. The roll was 
called by Rufus Choate, clerk of the 
church, and everyone responded by 
a verse of scripture or a few well- 
chosen words. <A bountiful supper 
was served by the Ladies’ Home 
circle. A very pleasant time was 
enjoyed. 
Tuesday evening was installation 
night at Castle Hall. The _ officers 
of Starr King lodge, K of P were 
installed by Deputy Robblee of Sa- 
lem. <A large delegation from Sa- 
lem attended in a special car. 
Rev. Mr. Baker, the revivalist at 
the Methodist chureh, has closed his 
labors there for the ‘present. Four 
persons will unite with the church 
next Sunday. Mr. Baker’s meet- 
ings have been very interesting and 
great good is expected to result 
therefrom. 
The basketball team is giving 
a good account of itself. Monday 
night they played the Salem High 
school reserves and defeated them 
by the score of 50 to 30. 
eight classes will be for hacks of 
various types, two for single har- 
ness horses and the last on the pro- 
gram -fer hunters. Many horse- 
women of the North Shore contin- 
gent are members of this club. 
Doctor: ‘‘Did you apply a mustard 
plaster to your spine?’’ 
Patients). “Yes. 
‘“<Didn’t you find it a great help?’’ 
“‘No. I found that it was a great draw- 
back.’? 
