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The town warrant has been drawn 
up and is printed in full in today’s 
Breeze. It will be found on pages 
14 and 15.. There are 54 articles. 
Several candidates will be initiat- 
ed tonight at the meeting of Liberty 
lodge, D. of R., and a supper will 
be served at the close of the work. 
A large attendance is hoped for. 
The Haphazard club will meet 
next Monday evening, Feb. 28, with 
Miss Annabel Haraden, Bridge st 
Mrs. Arthur Huddell and child of 
Chelsea, arrived today for a short 
visit with Mrs. Huddell’s sister, Mrs. 
Mary Stanley, Summer street. 
Miss Alice Lations entertained a 
party at whist at her home on Union 
street, Wednesday evening. 
The Republican town committee 
has organized for the year, with P. 
H. Boyle as chairman, William W. 
Hoare as secretary, and Walter R. 
Bell as treasurer. George 8S. Sin- 
nicks was elected to fill the vacancy 
caused by the death of Jeffrey T. 
Stanley. 
The Story High school will give 
the Cantata, ‘‘The Rose Maiden,’’ 
by Frederic H. Cowen, in the Town 
hall on the evening of March 30. 
The pupils of the school will be as- 
sisted by soloists from Boston. The 
preparation of this Cantata has been 
carried on by the school since au- 
tumn, and there is every promise of 
a fine concert. 
Miss Bertha Bingham of Essex is 
visiting Mrs. Thomas Widger of the 
Cove. 
Washington’s birthday in Man- 
chester was not marked ‘by any 
special celebration of the event. 
What threatened to be a bad snow 
storm started in the early morning, 
and continued throughout the day. 
Trees and wires were laden heavily 
with snow, but fortunately there 
was no wind, and litle or no damage 
resulted. In recognition of the day, 
the bell of the Congregational 
church was rung at sunrise, noon 
and sunset. 
The following names have been 
added to the voting list at recent 
meetings of the board of registrars: 
Frank W. Fleming, Desmond ave.; 
Peter Hylen, Bennett street; Robert 
Hart, Norwood avenue; Enoch A. 
Crombie, Pleasant street; Fred W. 
Leach, Washington street; George 
A. Morse, Central street; Lawrence 
Diggins, Forest street and Levi Bilo- 
deau, Forest street. 
Telephone 13 
Veuve Chaffard Olive Oil, 
MANCHESTEReBY2THE-SEA 
Bullock Brothers, Fine Groceries 
Swansdown Flour, 
———_——S§. S. Pierce Co.’s Fancy Groceries 
Postofhce Block 
Brigham Creamery Butter 
Palms, Ferns, Azaleas, Cyclamens, Dutch Hyacinths, etc. 
Carnations, Violets, Freezias, Roman Hyacinths, etc., now in stock 
MAGNUSON & HYLEN, Florists & Landscape Gardeners 
Bridge Street, 
Talk about the Maine woods! A 
group of five deer were seen on the 
Harrison K. Caner estate, wander- 
ing about in the snow, trying to find 
something to eat, a few days ago. 
A fox was seen on the Essex county 
club grounds, near the pumping sta- 
tion, recently. 
Miss Blanche Waite of Wellesley 
College, spent the holiday with Miss 
Elsie Dow, Beach street. Miss Dow 
entertained a party of about a dozen 
friends at whist at her home on 
Tuesday evening, in Miss Waite’s 
honor. 
A son was born last Sunday to 
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mulvey, Nor- 
wood avenue. 
Peter Chisolm of Gloucester, who 
is well known in Manchester, is 
quite seriously ill at a hospital in 
Boston, where he underwent an op- 
eration on Wednesday. 
The literary boarder fastened his 
eyes upon the hash. 
‘‘Kindly pass the Review of Re- 
views,’’ he said.—Everybody’s. 
Poultry and Game 
Fresh Eggs and Butter 
Fruit and Berries 
All of the Best Quality 
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Special attention given to Testing of Plumbing and Drainage, 
MANGHESTER 
CHURCH NOTES. 
Rev. Frederick N. Rutan of Bos- 
ton preached at the Congregation 
church Sunday morning, taking for 
his subject, ‘‘Giving Thanks.”’ 
The Ministering Circle of King’s 
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Chas. 
Danforth on Monday evening, Feb. 
28. Topic, ‘‘Majesty and Might.’’ 
Sunday evening at 6 o’clock, Miss 
Martha Brooks of Gloucester, pres- 
ident of the Cape Ann Christian En- 
deavor Union, will address the Bap- 
tist Young People’s Union, on 
Christian Endeavor work, in the 
Baptist vestry. At 5 o’clock she 
will meet the officers and committees 
for a conference. 
‘‘When a man has a rip in his 
coat and only three buttons on his 
vest,’’ writes a Western sage, ‘‘he 
should do one of two things: either 
get married or get divorced.’’—KHy- 
erybody’s. 
Many a nut is not what is was 
eracked up to be. 
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