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A rummage sale and supper will be 
given by Preston Relief corps some day 
and evening during the first week in No- 
vember. Articles for the sale are soli- 
cited. A committee will be pleased to 
call for same. 
You are invited to appear in costume 
at a barn dance inaid of Preston Relief 
corps to be held in Neighbors’ hall, 
Thursday evening, Oct. 21. Blythe’s 
orchestra of Gloucester will furnish the 
music. ‘There will bc two prizes award- 
ed for the best costumes. 
Howard E. Morgan has closed his 
summer camp at Briar Neck, Glouces- 
ter, after entertaining a party of friends 
there over the last week-end. 
Miss Clara Hanson has resigned her 
position as assistant at the Pride’s post- 
office, to the regret of the patrons of that 
office. She had been there for the last 
two years, and was very popular. 
Rev. Clarence Strong Pond, the pas- 
tor, will preach at the Baptist church, 
Sunday, his morning topic being “‘ Life’s 
Best Victory,’? and evening, ‘““ The 
Twenty-third Psalm.’’ Rally Sunday 
will be observed by the Sunday school 
this week. 
It is a matter of much gratification for 
the members of the First Baptist church 
that with the close of the year, Sept. 30, 
the church is without debt and there is a 
substantial balance in the treasury. 
The annual inspection of Preston Re- 
lief corps will take place the first week 
in November, the inspecting officer be- 
ing the president of the Gloucester 
corps. A committee of corps members 
is busy preparing for a public entertain- 
ment to be presented in the near future. 
A shark about 15 feet long became en- 
snarled in the fish-weir off West Beach 
one day this week. Harry Howell 
towed it to the beach, after fastening a 
rope around its tail, and tied it to the 
pier, where it was an object of much in- 
terest to those who happened to visit the 
beach. The story of a 15-ft. shark in- 
truding as near West Beach in mid-sum- 
mer would have raised havoc with the 
bathers, probably. To allay any such 
fears, however, we might say that it is 
only at this season of the year that the 
large fish come so near the shore, while 
chasing schools of young herring, that 
_ abound at this time. 
Mrs. DeCoste, who has been a resi- 
dent of the Farms for several years, has 
moved to Beverly. 
Breeze Subscription $2.00 a year 
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Poultry and Game 
Fresh Eggs and Butter 
Fruit and Berries 
Meats and Provistons 
Orders will be Collected Every Morning and Promptly Filled 
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All of the Best Quality 
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(Successor to Pierce & Pierce) 
Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating 
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Well ladies, you have doubtless attended the fall millinery openings hereabouts and are 
now turning it over in your mind which display pleased you most. If you didn’t get a 
chance to talk the matter over in regard to the Fall Hat fully with us on account of the busy 
moments during our opening days, come in again and have areal heart to heart talk, now 
that the rush is over. We've lots to tell you. We would enjoy talking about the quality 
of our goods as well as the beauty of the creations. 
REITH & CO. 
204 Essex Street, :: 3: 3: 
Beginning next Sunday the evening 
Salem 
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2 i li S services at the Village church will begin 
3 e at 7.30 o’clock during the winter season. 
: a cyt ta ze € During October the pulpit will be sup- 
PNA AAA ADA plied as follows: October 10, Dr. 
Everett Butler and family have re- Chas. B. Rice (probably); 17, Wm. 
Cross; 24, Rev. C. A. S. Dwight; 
31, Rev. M. W. Stackpole. Each of 
turned to their home on Western Ave., 
after spending the summer in Glouces- 
ter. 
Miss Louise Friend of Gloucester 
was the guest of Mrs. Edw. Foster, 
Tuesday. Miss Friend will open her 
winter dancing class next Tuesday even- 
ing at the Women’s clubhouse. 
these men brings a distinctive message 
and should be heard. 
Alex Koerner of Lawrence, and 
Carroll Webber of Gloucester were the 
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W, 
Butler over Sunday. 
