WENHAM 
Easter services will be held at the 
village church Sunday morning with 
special music and floral decorations, 
and an appropriate sermon by the 
minister, Rev. F. M. Cutler.  Sun- 
day school at noon. Junior C. E. at 
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concert will be given by the Sunday 
school at 7. 
Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock 
there will be a special town meeting, 
to consider matters pertaining to the 
welfare of the fire department. 
Tuesday at 7.30 p. m. is the time 
of the annual meeting of the village 
parish, for the election of officers and 
action upon reports. In the warrant 
are several articles bringing up ques- 
tions of genuine interest. 
The annual supper, roll-call and 
meeting of the village church will 
take place Thursday evening. Ad- 
vance reports indicate a_ generally 
prosperous state of affairs. Fortun- 
ately one customary feature bids 
fair to be omitted this year—the 
“necrology,” as no member of the 
church died during the year. Mrs. 
Charles W. Patch, Mrs. C. F. Elliott 
and William Keith are the nominat- 
ing’ committee for this meeting. 
Tuesday evening the committee on 
recreation and health of the depart- 
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Looks like an old-fashioned New 
spic-and-span,—rows of colors from the fleeciest sky blue to the deep, 
Nature must have been the in- 
spiration for these daintily embroidered, colored flowers on sheer white 
grounds, for all the pretty designs seem to suggest summery breezes and 
the great open out-doors. 
THE NEW RIBBONS 
Ribbons are as exquisite and. varied as are the colors with which 
Their fresh beauty is attracting hosts of eager 
tones of lavender 
Spring adorns the earth. 
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ment of social service held its 
monthly meeting. Besides transact- 
ing important routine business, the 
committee examined and passed the 
following boy scouts: Second class— 
Fred Stanton and Roscoe Brooks; 
tenderfoot—Francis Sweeney. Nine 
boy scouts attended and enjoyed an 
interesting demonstration of first aid 
at the Beverly Y. M. C. A. Monday 
evening, the demonstration being 
given by the surgeon and hospital 
corps of the Salem Cadets. 
Helen Trott has been chosen sec- 
retary and Aurelia Glavin, treasurer, 
of the new group of camp-fire girls. 
Rev. F. M. Cutler preached in the 
Congregational church, Marblehead, 
Wednesday night. 
Sunday opened the contest be- 
tween reds and blues in the Junior 
C. E. society, with the reds winners 
of the first “heat.” The most obvi- 
ous. fact was the large increase of 
attendance. 
Miss Marjorie Hill and Miss 
Helen Patch have completed the pre- 
scribed course and qualified as Chris- 
tian Endeavor Experts. Miss Grace 
E. Glavin, Wenham’s third Expert, 
preceeded them in achieving the hon- 
or by several months. 
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buyers for this is a ribbon season. 
Ribbons are used in all sorts of fascinating ways; on hats, in 
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