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‘“Well, say, Mandy, what you 
s’pose Unele Cy is going ter have 
another one of those all-fired gol- 
dern good times of his down to the 
club house. He says that man 
Chane has got a lot of new jigs and 
reels to fiddle, so jest put on yer 
new duds and come along.”’ 
Men’s elub house, Feb. 22. Tickets 
25 cents; children 15 cents. Gentle- 
men’s costume—overalls, jumpers 
and straw hats; ladies’ costume 
cheeked aprons and sun bonnets. 
Mr. and Mrs. William Closson of 
3oston were in.town Sunday. 
Revert Williams> of Boston 
in town the first of the week. 
Mr. Mrs. David 
were from Boston. on 
day. 
Mrs. Theresa Knowles: fell and 
sprained her ankle badly on Wed- 
nesday. 
Henry L. Gideon, the organist of 
Rabbi Fleischer’s temple of Boston, 
aided by a soloist, will give a lec- 
ture-recital in the Sunday evening 
series at the Village church, a week 
from next Sunday evening. His 
subject will-be ‘‘The Story of Wor- 
ship Musie,’’ and a rare treat is 
promised. Further notice will be 
given next week. 
The Woman’s clubhouse has been 
engaged by Miss Louise Friend, for 
Wednesday evening Mareh 2, when 
she will hold a Character Party. All 
are requested to appear in costume 
and a good time is.assured. <Ad- 
mission will be 35 cents, including 
refreshments. 
The annual Sunday school sleigh 
ride occurred last Monday evening 
and was the pleasantest on record. 
The party of between 40 and _ 50, 
comfortably seated on two great 
sleds, made the trip to Beverly and 
return with much shouting and mer- 
riment. 
Was 
Jamieson 
Tues- 
and 
down 
‘‘Joe, the Turk’’ gave an inter- 
esting talk at the Village church 
Wednesday evening, coming under 
the auspices of the Gloucester Sal- 
vation Army. Joe is a convert of 
26 years’ standing, who, since his 
conversion in San Francisco, has 
been traveling about the country 
from city to city as an HKvangelist. 
He plays: the saxophone and the 
clarinet and this musie with his in- 
teresting experiences gives his hear- 
ers a pleasant and profitable eve- 
ning. 
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day evening at the Village church 
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The ‘‘Linecoln Memorial’’ service 
last Sunday evening was earried out 
very successfully. Dr. Rider’s ad- 
dress was eloquent and was greatly 
enjoyed by every hearer. The play- 
ing of the ‘‘ Young American Band’’ 
was excellent and does credit to the 
youthful leader, Arthur 8. Wonson, 
jr. The church was packed to the 
doors and the G. A. R. and S. of V. 
were represented, although the lat- 
ter did not attend in an official man- 
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