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Mrs. George Norberry of Beverly, 
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Miss Alice F. Hollings of Quiney, 
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and tray, the first prize for winning 
the Pitch tournament last winter. 
Frank L. Woodberry and Frank 
Gaudreau were the other winners. in 
the series and were presented with 
silver cups. 
The school committee on Wednos 
day evening, rescinded their vote to 
change the school session from 3.30 
to 4 o’clock. This was done on ac- 
count of the disapproval of the par- 
ents of the children. 
The. Embroidery class met with 
Mrs; Lewis. G. _Wiliams,, Hart street, 
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