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Miss Marion Scott was home from 
Connecticut over Sunday. 
The Y. M. C. A. boys are prac- 
ticing for a minstrel show which 
they will probably give in a month 
or more 
Chester Baldwin of Pleasant st. 
is confined to his bed with bron- 
chitis. Mr. Baldwin is a painter for 
E. A. Lane. 
The Arts and Crafts class of the 
Woman’s club will meet next Thurs- 
day afternoon at 3 o’clock with Mrs. 
William J. Johnson, Bridge street. 
Several different forms of embroid- 
ery will be taught. A large attend- 
" ance is desired. 
Among the members of the 45th 
Mass. Volunteer Militia Association 
in town Sunday to attend the 
funeral of their late comrade, J. T. 
Stanley, was Frank B. Peart of Mal- 
den, formerly of this town, who re- 
newed many an old acquaintance 
during his brief visit. 
Technology’s combined glee, man- 
dolin and banjo clubs left Boston 
Monday afternoon for their initial 
western trip, which will include 
Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago and Ro- 
chester, N. Y. Among those in the 
Glee club is Samuel Knight of the 
class of 1913, who is a Manchester 
boy. They will give concerts at all 
of the above mentioned places and 
many receptions are being planned 
in their honor. 
Funeral services for the late Jef- 
frey T. Stanley were held Sunday 
ae orheant at hie cathe on School 
street at 2 p. m., the Rev. George L. 
Gleason of Topsfield, a former pas- 
tor here officiating. The services 
were largely attended. Allen Post 
67, of which the deceased’ was a 
member, attended in a body, all but 
four members being present. The 
Water Board, the Republican Town 
committee and Col. H. P. Woodbury 
camp S. of V., were also represent- 
ed, and a delegation of nine mem- 
bers of Co. A., 45th M. V. M. Asso- 
ciation of which Mr. Stanley was a 
member also attended. The Post 
held their services at the house after 
which the remains were placed in 
the receiving tomb at Rosedale 
cemetery, Frederick J. Merrill and 
James Hoare, representing the 
Water Board, William W.- Hoare 
and John W. Campbell, revresent- 
ing the Renublican Town commit- 
tee, and Comrades Charles Stone 
and George Jones of the Post were 
the pall-bearers, 
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