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PUBLIC SPIRIT, ItoKion Forty-£ighth Year Ayer, Mass., Saturday, December 25,'1915 No. 16. Price Four Cents 1^-' ' j ^ ^ 4. y Fifty H.P. 50 Horse Power FouT" Cylinder Models •• and Prices Tourlns Car. T-paxsenger - - $d8S Roadster, 3-passenser • • ^ 650 Landau-Roadater, 3-pastenKer 1185 Commercial Cars Panel Dclircrr Car ... - $875 Open Express Car . . • . 850 Station Wagon- - - - - - 875 Six-Cylinder Models and Prices Tourine Car. 7-passenfrer • - $1050, Roadster. 3*pai*eneer - • • lOOO Landau-Roadtter, 2Up»s3enEer 1350 Coupe, 4-pauenser . . . - 1550 Limousine, T-passengcr - - 2250 F.O. B.Detroit And the price is $1050, remember. $1050 for a 50 horse power car! Never before in the history of the automobile industry has so power- ful a car been priced so low. Il is the most powerful 6<ylinder car ever built for its weight. The new motor has a 5-inch stroke and a 3pi inch bore and exhibits many important improvements in designs that make it a wonder to drive; It's the snappiest, most racponsive and smoothiest running motor you ever sat back of. And we are eager to have you come in and see thccar and ride in it. For you can never appreciate how good that new motor is until you have had your own hands bn the wheel—and taken the car up a hill or tnro' a stretch of rough going. So come in. But— don't expect a "Little Six" built to fit that price of $1050. This 1916 Studebaker Six is a big, roomy, handsonje. 7-passengcr 122-inch wheel base car, and yet it is not heavy! And with even higher quality than ever. N Overcoat Weather The cold wave has come. It makes every man think of having warm, comfortable clothes. Here are a few of our many cold weather suggestions: ' . MACKINAWS for Men and ?5.p0 to Boys, all sizes, good patterns ^8.50 OVERCOATS, genuine Irish Friezes, ?12.0O to Chincliillas, Fancy Black Cheviots ^24.00 FUB COATS—Special Values $18, ? 2 0 , $ 2 2 , $24^' WINTER GLOVES 25< to ?2.50 SWEATERS and JERSEYS $2.00 to ?7.00 WINTER UNDERWEAR Shirts and Drawers 50^ to fl.50 th.it "it i.s t h e m a n 'an;l nut the subject thnt eimases the .sym!j:ith.v and \vin.s thy Cfjniinondation of hi.s U.-^tciKTH. Hy human or dlvin>' intir\'ention Dr. Wirt was inlluenced to xx'iye up his pa.s- yaxxe r,p. the fated L,u.sitani;i anrt on the ..;;ime da'." and at. the sarne moment that it starterl from America OTI its last i trip across the .\tlantic Dr. Wirt sailed | from .N'ew 'i'ork on the Can..pie of tl'.e Wliite .S^tar line, takir.tr the so;ithern | route tliroU'.;h rhe iiilUience of the ! .\niericati I'.uard. In consummat.- <-lo- i|Ut nt.'e he ,i,*ra)>hically portrayeil his io;periences in hl« ini.'=sion to sec tiu' dirterent ]ili.is..-.s of war that he nii;;li; iire.sent thein to the people of this country and ardently plead for the i'oiiiinua'i'.n of peace here in th.e Cnited .States. Tl-.e rno.lern n^ictlliids of warfare, the non in the trenches, tile conditions .at. ho-.pit ;;s. the wo- rn* n carr.\ini,' on tli^ v.or.k of men, t'ne sad faces of wi<lows .and orphaiis. all tluse an.l much more he pictured in masterly' ian^uaj^e - that will vibrate !on.-' in the ears of his apprecia.tive aiulieiiee. and never can the eloqiien; ;'[;ie-a' for iK-acc with which he closed his ineni..rabl<.-addre'ss he forfrolten by any.ine who had t>ie oiijiortunity to hear this literary clas.sic from one of the most distinKUiilied orator.s that has ever heen pre.s^lted t.r a Littleton audience. '' aycr 5tUto Station Salesroom—Park Street AYER, MASS. 0 THE MEN, WOMEN AND CHIL- DREN of AYER and HARVARD the Ayer Electric Light Company and the Harvard Gas and Electric Company Extend the Best Wishes of the Season with the hope that the coming nev/ year will be the happiest so far. L. WHITCOMB, Business Manager LITTLETON X e w s Il<'nL'i. Itulilic ;i':o:io:i l:ij<^ w.-'-k Tut';''(l:iy li rnj. . iM.rt,- ' ::• (\ w'.iv Xh" i-'itch- Th«.' ;iri: v is TO- l-"i.-h; m i l d fla^w-; ;tiii -.•.'1 10* ;in! SK; tinu .l'-;isiii'.'.-< tliiriir-T th'-.^i- mofdiiiuiu iii'-rht.s. I'ar- ii* s a:f fnji>\in^' ihr- ;itu- .-k.'itiii^' day- liiru- ;i Tlii <•^••:nin;.^ ar.d ii' ii '-nly iho rhilrirt'!;, !>;i: ^Tt-'.vn iip.^. Many 'if whoni hivf passt-d ttu' iTM-ridiar, of ;iff art- (-iiL-'a-j-iriL' in this df'li^'r.tl'ul wint'-r .-ii'Tl. s;ai;.-'d I'WO' Obey The Law! The new law becomes effective January 1st, 1916, for regulating the use of headlights on motor vehicles by eliminating the glare of same. J-M Lens t Dd (Non-Blinding) $3.25 PER PAIR Passes the new regulation of tJte Massachusetts Highway Commission Weed Tire Chains AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS Ayer Auto Station SALESROOM PABK STREET Telephone 86-4 ATEB, MASS. lir. .1. :^•. Murr.r. In.s Irif: li;.'hts tiirouLThont h.is SaiKiir:-s on Kini,' str.-e;. (i.'or^e \V, \S'hitoo:nl' h;is h.iuu'nt the t. nenient ho'ist.. ;ti the ('..nini.'n f'lrni.'rly own.-d hy .Mrs. Delia liarker. .Mrs. J;imes ('. .Mv.tr.1 w.-nt to St. .I'.h.ishurr-, Vt.. Tu* sda\- t^. spend th.^ ChiSstrn.as seas-ui with her parents. She will return Satur.ia\- .if this week. The i,,arish suj.per ;in<l annual meet- in;^ of the l'nitarian society will he held in the v. str;.- .\I..nilay e\enint; ne.M, the latt.r openintc at 6.45 o.'clock. l-MKar I-:isner haa acceptetl a pn- sitiiui with a Walthain nursery com- pany .-md is at hfpnie .,nl>- for most of the week-ends. The churche.-* will all observe r'hristrn,-is hy havini,' morning services- appritpri,ate to the season with special sin;,'inf; and a (^hristmas sermon. The llii^h scl-.o.d will open a:?ain next .M'>nil,aj'. .Mrs. l-hnin.a K. I.eniley w-ill address the Wf.rnan's club in the Orthodox t'.inRrei,'aIi.)nal vestry next .Mond.ay .-ifternoon at 2..10 o'clock. As previ- ously ann.uinced .Mrs. Lemley's suh- j< ct will he "i-'rom Intlia's coral strand to Ihe Hiin.-ila.\'.-i m o u n t a i n s , " Misses .Mildred. Iilive and I.aurice J'laKtr will furnish niusic for the afternoon. The ('.,n;;re^'.-ttion.il churrh was very prettily decor.-ited last Hund.ay with laurel and h.-nilock wreaths and much credit is <lue t.t the C, F. society who took a keen interest in decor.atln;r and did tlie work. The public is ai.'ain rf-niinded of the holiday dance to he helil this .Satur- day eveninu under the auspices ot the Dack-loc i-lub. Music will be furnislied hy th" Colonial orchestra. Oeor^te A. Cook, .Mrs, Cook and their, sons Join th.' Walter Tltcomb's for Christmas tlay, I.ycciini. In the minds nnd hearts of every- body who llsteneil to Dr. Lincoln Wirt's wonderful leeiure hefore the lyceum on Tuesday evenins one sub- ject Is snprenie—the <lesire to avoid war In this e.uintry. To attemjit a Just account of his lecture would defy the powers of the rnosf skilful anil com- petent repoiter. The impression made i on all classes in his spellbound audi- ! oncc was till- same. The sniall boy land thc veten.n alike sat in perfect silence, anxious :.t hear every word from tho dlstin;.-uished orator, and un- til Dr. Lincoln sli-ill again prace the Littleton platform, a lecture of .so pro- nounced 'merit will not be expected in our -lyceum course. "In tho wake of the war." Mr. \Vir.fs BubJect, hii4 not appealed to as many of our reald<tntR as wc could wish, and tho audience wa.s rathor small, but thc Kpeaker -well demonstrated the f.ict Who Startoil It'.' It seems pa.s,sinK- s t r a n g e that al- thou^-h it has been well-known for years that till of the countries ot Eu- rope nov.- engaged in war have been viK..rinisly pushinK various schemes ot prepai'edness this co-jntry has looked on calmly with no material evidence .)f friKht and without any. acute .sense of imiiendinur daUBer of invasion. Xow when all of these countries are very busily eTi?:a^rd in tryinjr to destroy .aeh other and putlin;,', men and money into ih.e treriiendous conllict t.t the limit of their -;.'tllity ive are ap- rtarentiy scare.l to death ..r.d I'lOtwith- .star.ilir'i; tlie facl '.lu-v :ire so extren:-;- ly busy al hon-.e t'?ie c..!;iitry is li.t.til--.1 witll dir.- iiredicli-.ns as l.t wh.il on" .••r the other of them will •!" ; . i^s if we iloni walch oX'X. T'ne!,- must l.e s..me ca:;se f.-r this s;:.;den war |...n:.-. .".iini-liody ii;'Jsl ha\.- slarte-i the (-..nntry-wi.l.' war liropau-.in.i.i. - l.'..i.i.r.-sst,iar. I'ly.le H. T.ivenner has stn.e v-ry interestin.:; thin'_-s lo s.ay on thc subject. In very vifi.trous -aimua.i-'e he accuse.s the Navy Le;iL;ue "i slat.-iiim the prepare.iness jtropaL'and.a and fr-.m int.r.-ste.l mo- llv.-s. For his temerity iu darin-i t.. accuse s.) au-.,'usl a lt..dy of su.-h coni- nion-p'.ac- a[;li.jns he is ihrealened wilh a suit f..r litj.'l hy r.,1, Hobert M. Th..mpson, presi.lent of the lea-.-ue. l'p to dale (•.inu'ressman T.tveniier re. fuses t.. he intimidated anil sa\s he will present a resoUiti.-n as s.,..n as coii:;ress .-iss.-nih'.es askini,- for an in- vestii,'ati..n ..f tho .\"avy Leaitue and calling .in .1. 1*. .M.,r:;an and olher di rectors I., l'l'. what Ih kil.iW alujut In h.s ;<-iter i.-it'.yini: to C..1. Th.imp- son. <'on:;ressman Tovenner ' enumer- ates as directors, othcers or c..ntriliu- tors to the Navy Ix-aKUe the foll.iw- ing prominent citizens; K'lbert Ii. C.ary. of the Cnited States Steel cir- poriition. direct.ir and contribui..r; J. V. .Morsan. fornu-r tr.;isurer of thc .Navv I><aKiie. now direct-.r and con- tributor-. .Mr.s. .M.irsan's brother-in- law. Herbert L. S;ilterle.-. one ..f th.- incoriior.'ttors and now counsel of the leasue; Kdward T. Stotesliury. a mem- ber of the hrm of .1. I', M<.ri;an ,*:- Co,, a director in the Cambria Steel Com- pany ami lifty-ei-.,-ht nther corpore.- tions. one of the honorary vice presi- dents of the Navy Leasue; Kobert Ha- con. formerly a meniber of .1. I', .Mor- gan & Co.. and now tirst direct.ir ..f l'nited States .Steel, a director of th.- .Navy Leasue; Henry C Friek. director of I'nited States Steel.- one of the vi.-e Iiresidents. He ealls attention to the faet that Ih.se sentlemen are more or less di- r.'cCy interested in the concerns that will probably furnish armor plate and other supplies to the Kovernment in cas.- th" preparedness prosram soo-f throush He also notes th.at the thir- ty-three directors of the N'avy Leasue are worth on the averaso some three millions each, and therefore do not represent the srej'it common peoplo. We have noted that most of the or- Kanizations sivins notlccln thc pres.s as pushlns the preparedness proRram are composed of business men and so far as we have re.ad wo ftnd no labor orsaniz.ations or labor leaders taklns nny promini ut part in thc movement. We also note thnt where tho ladies have been induced to push the de- fense measures they are invariably la- dles of leisure and society loaders. We presume if the proKram is car- ried throuKh and w.is in time follows the worklnK man will cot his chance— to KO to the front and ho shot up. It may he an unpatriotic view, but It looks like the worklnK man as a rule is not particularly anxious for war and a chance to sacrifice him.self for hin country. It seems rather sensible of him at thnt. Ina.smuch as the only st.ake tho .averaite working m a n h a s in his country is a chance to work Uke a slave for a mere subsistence. ' , Wo look forward with a KOOd d e a l of interest to thc comlnjf debate In conKrcs.s and expect It will . not ,be wholcly one-sided. ' y.,T. .E. '-y ALL KIN.DS OF FOOTWEAR—EUBBER BOOTS, OVER- SHOES, FELTS, RUBBERS, ETC. Anything not right, we make right . Fletcher Brothers TcluiihuiK- 200-4 AYER, MASS. •WOOLEN SHIBTS •-^1.00 to $2.50 WINTEE CAPS & TOQUEftu 50^ to 9^.50 Flannel Night Gowns Mtifflers and Woolen Socks M iM 'i^^ri:0^n^ •Area. f^AJU' t'( f^ We have an unusual, stock of Handsome, StylisH>'j^|^-^i| OVERCOATS. They aire made in the latest designs and froiii''-''i??C a variety of fabrics. Every man -will find here something" to please him. The Dressy OVERCOAT va Black or Oxfofd Kerseys, with Velvet Gollar and cut about 44 inches Ipiig, Some beautiful Fancy Mixture OVERCOATS and Populair Chinchillas, cut' in regular lengths; some with Velvet-Col* lars and some with Self Collars. You will also find the big,'" long, roomy OVERCOATS cut 52 inches long, made with Belt ^'^ and Large Storm Collars. ^ JT'- % Come in and look them oyer as that is the only .way H?^ you can ever fully appreciate their real value. ^. Prices are extremely low when you consider quality of garments offered you. s?'«*Sr* MEN'S REGULAR OVERCOATS^ -f^ $10.00, $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 ^ MEN'S FANCY MIXTURE OVERCOATS— $10.00, $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 YOUTH'S FANCY MIXTURE OVERCOATS— $8.47, $10.00, $15.00 and $18.00,js FUR-LINED OVERCOATS IlaniLsoiiiu Kui'-liiii'd Giu-meiits. Th- niitsiili' y.\if\\ is iiiiiili.- nf Kersey nr .\sti'iikh.'ii!. ami tlu- llniii'.'s iii'e iiiiiile nt' Doj;sl<iii m- -Mai'inot, Tiie Col- lars are niaiie of .Muskrat or Persian l.aiuli. Piices ?30.00, ?35.00, ?50.00 and S60.00 FUR COATS .\ spleniliii .'issiirtnlent and all at liXtreiiiely low j.riei-s—no aiivanc-i.' in price on present stni.'k. Doiiiflit at low priees—sell at low prieos. Do{.'skins. Ilorseliides. Calf .Skins and Galoways. with lieavy i|iiilted liniii!.'s and larj/e Storm (.'ollars. Prices ?20.00, ^25.00, ?30.00 and ?35.00 SHEEP-LINED COATS 'j"hi> oMtsidi- made of Corduroy. .Moleskin or Leather—all lined with heavy Sheep I'elts. Some have Corduroy (.'ollars and somo have Fnr Collars. .Mso. Shi'i-p-liiied .Moleskin and Duek Driving Coats, madi' lout:, with larpe Storm Collars—splen- did coals for hard serviee and are very warm and I'-w prieed. Corduroy Coats, Sheep-lined '^5.00 to §7.50 Moleskin Coats, Sheep-lined, extra long ?7.00 Leather and Corduroy, reversible $5.00 Moleskin Ulsters, Sheep-lined 9 1 5 to ? 2 0 Brown Duck Ulsters, Sheep-lined. $12.00 WINTEE UNDEEWEAE Everything in Warm Under'wear that a ManC rr Hoy may need you will find here. Men's* Heavy. Double-breasted, Fleece- lined, celebrated High Rock make 50^ Men's Heavy. Derbj--ribbed 50^J Men'.s Iieavy Cotton and Wool SP^fr lien's Iieavy Wool, -well-known Glaston- bury make fl.OO and $1.25 : Wright's Health Underwear, known every- where 7 5 ^ and 95^^ _ Men's Union Suits in several well-known makes $1.00 to ?S.O!P Boys' Iieavy Fleece 25^^ to 5 0 ^ I.ovs' Wool 50<i_ -J'-'^j I>i;vs Union Suits 50^ to $1.2S.\(1 Montana Buffalo Driving Coats, extra heavy, Large Storm dollars; Wind Proof and Storm Proof ?15 and $20 EUBBEE FOOTWEAE You will find here the largest stock of good J'l Kubber Footwear to bc found lU this vicinity. Yon will flnd such high-grade makes as -, , ^ Gold Seal, Eed Seal and Goodyear OloTcf^ . the very highest grades of Rubber Footwear to be found in the market—the acknowledged lexers xa. the rubber world. The.best in Rubber Ooods.is always thc cheapest in the long run. "We charge 110 more for our superior makes of footwear tlHui you usually pay for the ordinary kinds carried^itt'.^ most places. ^^ ... J?a Everything you need ia Footwear—SattifactfflSl.; : Onaranteed . " ?- CALENDAR WEEK—A CALENDAR FREE We shall present to every customer who makes a ptirchase at our store a b^r^ tiful Art Calendar for the year 1916. These. Calendars are reproductions oiW^ class paintings, very artistically mounted. . We are sure you will be deUghted a n ^ * ^ one well worth having and taking home to keep. Store Open on Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings Geo. H. Br<^Wj ^iii. A- •:-^>.- V .'^*^. -'mi yy -

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Page 1: PUBLIC SPIRITItoKion - Grotonbooks.gpl.org/greenstone/collect/turnersp/index/assoc/D...Limousine, T-passengcr - - 2250 F.O. B.Detroit And the price is $1050, remember. $1050 for a

PUBLIC SPIRIT, ItoKion

Forty-£ighth Year Ayer, Mass., Saturday, December 25,'1915 No. 16. Price Four Cents 1 ^ - '

' j ^

^ 4. y

Fifty H.P.

50 Horse Power

FouT" Cylinder Models •• and Prices

Tourlns Car. T-paxsenger - - $d8S Roadster, 3-passenser • • ^ 650 Landau-Roadater, 3-pastenKer 1185

Commercial Cars Panel Dclircrr Car . . . - $875 Open Express Car . . • . 850 Station Wagon- - - - - - 875

Six-Cylinder Models and Prices

Tourine Car. 7-passenfrer • - $1050, Roadster. 3*pai*eneer - • • lOOO Landau-Roadtter, 2Up»s3enEer 1350 Coupe, 4-pauenser . . . - 1550 Limousine, T-passengcr - - 2250

F.O. B.Detroit

And the price is $1050, remember. $1050 for a 50 horse power car! Never before in the history of the automobile industry has so power­ful a car been priced so low. Il is the most powerful 6<ylinder car ever built for its weight. The new motor has a 5-inch stroke and a 3pi inch bore and exhibits many important improvements in designs that make it a wonder to drive; It's the snappiest, most racponsive and smoothiest running motor you ever sat back of.

And we are eager to have you come in and see thccar and ride in it. For you can never appreciate how good that new motor is until you have had your own hands bn the wheel—and taken the car up a hill or tnro' a stretch of rough going.

So come in. But— don't expect a "Little Six" built to fit that price of $1050. This 1916 Studebaker Six is a big, roomy, handsonje. 7-passengcr 122-inch wheel base car, and yet it is not heavy! And with even higher quality than ever.

N Overcoat Weather The cold wave has come. It makes every man think of having warm, comfortable clothes. Here are a few

of our many cold weather suggestions: .« ' .

MACKINAWS for Men and ? 5 . p 0 to Boys, all sizes, good patterns ^ 8 . 5 0

OVERCOATS, genuine Irish Friezes, ? 1 2 . 0 O to Chincliillas, Fancy Black Cheviots ^ 2 4 . 0 0

FUB COATS—Special Values $ 1 8 , ? 2 0 , $ 2 2 , $24^ '

WINTER GLOVES 2 5 < to ? 2 . 5 0

SWEATERS and JERSEYS $ 2 . 0 0 to ? 7 . 0 0

W I N T E R UNDERWEAR Shirts and Drawers

5 0 ^ to f l . 5 0

th.it "it i.s the man 'an;l nut the subject thnt e i m a s e s the .sym!j:ith.v and \vin.s thy Cfjniinondation of hi.s U.- tciKTH.

Hy h u m a n or dlvin>' int i r \ 'ent ion Dr. Wirt was inlluenced to xx'iye up his pa.s-yaxxe r,p. t h e fated L,u.sitani;i anrt on the ..;;ime da'." and at. the sarne momen t that it starterl from America OTI its last i tr ip across the . \ t lant ic Dr. Wirt sailed | from .N'ew 'i 'ork on the Can..pie of tl'.e Wliite .S tar line, takir.tr the so;i thern | route tliroU'.;h rhe iiilUience of the ! .\niericati I'.uard. In consummat.- <-lo-i|Ut nt.'e he ,i,*ra)>hically portrayeil his io;periences in hl« ini.'=sion to sec tiu' dirterent ]ili.is..-.s of war tha t he nii;;li; iire.sent thein to the people of this country and ardently plead for the i 'oii i inua' i ' .n of peace here in th.e Cnited .States. Tl-.e rno.lern n^ictlliids of war fa re , the n o n in the t renches , tile condi t ions .at. ho-.pit ;;s. the wo­rn* n carr.\ini, ' on tli^ v.or.k of men, t'ne sad faces of wi<lows .and orphaiis . all t l u s e an.l much more he pic tured in mas t e r l y ' ian^uaj^e - tha t will v ibra te !on.-' in t h e ears of his apprecia.tive aiulieiiee. and never can the eloqiien; ;'[;ie-a' for iK-acc with which he closed his ineni..rabl<.-addre'ss he forfrolten by any.ine who had t>ie oiijiortunity to hea r th i s l i te rary clas.sic from one of the most distinKUiilied orator.s t h a t has ever heen pre.s^lted t.r a Lit t leton audience. ''

aycr 5tUto Station Salesroom—Park Street AYER, MASS.

0 THE MEN, WOMEN AND CHIL­DREN of AYER and HARVARD the Ayer Electric Light Company and the Harvard Gas and Electric

Company Extend the Best Wishes of the Season with the hope that the coming nev/ year will be the happiest so far.

L. WHITCOMB, Business Manager

LITTLETON Xews Il<'nL'i.

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ii* s a:f fnji>\in^' ihr- ;itu- .-k.'itiii^' day-liiru- ;i Tlii <• ••:nin;. ar.d ii' ii '-nly iho rhilrirt'!;, !>;i: ^Tt-'.vn iip.^. Many 'if whoni h iv f passt-d ttu' iTM-ridiar, of ;iff art- (-iiL-'a-j-iriL' in this df'li^'r.tl'ul wint'-r .-ii'Tl.

s;ai;.-'d I'WO'

Obey The Law! The new law becomes effective January 1st, 1916, for

regulating the use of headlights on motor vehicles by eliminating the glare of same.

J-M Lens

t

Dd

(Non-Blinding) $3.25 PER PAIR

Passes the new regulation of tJte Massachusetts Highway Commission

Weed Tire Chains AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS

Ayer Auto Station SALESROOM

PABK STREET Telephone 86-4 ATEB, MASS.

lir. .1. : •. Murr.r. In.s Irif: li;.'hts tiirouLThont h.is SaiKiir:-s on Kini,' str.-e;.

(i . 'or^e \V, \S'hitoo:nl' h;is h.iuu'nt the t. nenient ho'ist.. ;ti the ('..nini.'n f'lrni.'rly own.-d hy .Mrs. Delia l iarker .

.Mrs. J;imes ('. .Mv.tr.1 w.-nt to St. .I'.h.ishurr-, Vt.. Tu* sda\- t^. spend th.^ ChiSstrn.as seas-ui with her parents . She will re turn Satur.ia\- .if this week.

The i,,arish suj.per ;in<l annua l meet-in;^ of the l 'n i tar ian society will he held in the v. str;.- .\I..nilay e\enint; ne.M, the l a t t . r openintc at 6.45 o.'clock.

l-MKar I-:isner haa acceptetl a pn-sitiiui with a Walthain nursery com­pany .-md is at hfpnie .,nl>- for most of the week-ends.

The churche.-* will all observe r'hristrn,-is hy havini,' morn ing services-appritpri,ate to the season with special sin;,'inf; and a (^hristmas sermon.

The llii^h scl-.o.d will open a:?ain next .M'>nil,aj'.

.Mrs. l-hnin.a K. I.eniley w-ill address the Wf.rnan's club in the Orthodox t'.inRrei,'aIi.)nal vestry next .Mond.ay .-ifternoon at 2..10 o'clock. As previ­ously ann.uinced .Mrs. Lemley's suh-j< ct will he "i-'rom Intlia's coral s t rand to Ihe Hiin.-ila.\'.-i moun ta ins , " Misses .Mildred. Iilive and I.aurice J'laKtr will furnish niusic for the af ternoon.

The ('.,n;;re^'.-ttion.il c h u r r h was very prettily decor.-ited last Hund.ay with laurel and h.-nilock wrea th s and much credit is <lue t.t the C, F. society who took a keen interest in decor.atln;r and did tlie work.

The public is ai.'ain rf-niinded of the holiday dance to he helil th is .Satur­day eveninu under the auspices ot the Dack-loc i-lub. Music will be furnislied hy th" Colonial orches t ra .

Oeor^te A. Cook, .Mrs, Cook and the i r , sons Join th.' Wal te r Tl tcomb's for Chr is tmas tlay,

I.ycciini. In the minds nnd hear t s of every­

body who llsteneil to Dr. Lincoln Wi r t ' s wonderful leeiure hefore the lyceum on Tuesday evenins one sub­ject Is snpren ie—the <lesire to avoid war In this e.uintry. To attemjit a Just account of his lecture would defy the powers of the rnosf skilful anil com­petent repoi ter . The impression made

i on all classes in his spellbound audi-! oncc was till- same. The sniall boy l a n d thc veten.n alike sat in perfect

silence, anxious :.t hea r every word from tho dlstin;.-uished orator , and un­til Dr. Lincoln sli-ill again prace the Litt leton platform, a lecture of .so pro­nounced 'merit will not be expected in o u r -lyceum course.

"In tho wake of the war . " Mr. \Vir.fs BubJect, hii4 not appealed to as many of our reald<tntR as wc could wish, and tho audience wa.s rathor small, but thc Kpeaker -well demonstrated the f.ict

W h o Startoil It'.' It s eems pa.s,sinK- s t range t h a t a l -

thou^-h it has been wel l -known for years t ha t till of the countr ies ot Eu­rope nov.- engaged in war have been viK..rinisly pushinK various schemes ot prepai 'edness this co-jntry has looked on calmly with no mater ia l evidence .)f friKht and without any. acu te .sense of imiiendinur daUBer of invasion. Xow when all of these countr ies a re very busily eTi?:a^rd in tryinjr to destroy . a e h o the r and putlin;,', men and money into ih.e treriiendous conllict t.t the limit of their -;.'tllity ive a r e a p -rtarentiy scare.l to death ..r.d I'lOtwith-.star.ilir'i; tlie facl '.lu-v :ire so extren:-;-ly busy al hon-.e t'?ie c..!;iitry is li.t.til--.1 witll dir.- iiredicli-.ns as l.t wh.il on" .••r the o ther of them will •!" ; . i s if we i l on i walch oX'X.

T'ne!,- mus t l.e s..me ca:;se f.-r this s;:.;den w a r |...n:.-. .".iini-liody ii;'Jsl ha\ .- slarte-i the (-..nntry-wi.l.' war liropau-.in.i.i. - l.'..i.i.r.-sst,iar. I'ly.le H. T.ivenner has s tn .e v-ry interestin.:; thin'_-s lo s.ay on thc subject. In very vifi.trous -aimua.i-'e he accuse.s the Navy Le;iL;ue "i slat.-iiim the prepare . iness jtropaL'and.a and fr-.m int.r.-ste.l mo­llv.-s. F o r his temerity iu darin-i t.. accuse s.) au-.,'usl a lt..dy of su.-h coni-nion-p' .ac- a[;li.jns he is ih rea lened wilh a suit f..r litj.'l hy r . ,1 , Hobert M. Th. .mpson, presi.lent of the lea-.-ue. l 'p to da l e (•.inu'ressman T.tveniier r e . fuses t.. he intimidated anil s a \ s he will present a resoUiti.-n a s s.,..n as coii:;ress .-iss.-nih'.es askini,- for an in-vestii,'ati..n ..f tho .\"avy Leaitue and calling .in .1. 1*. .M.,r:;an and o lhe r di rectors I., l 'l ' . what Ih kil.iW a lujut

In h.s ;<-iter i.-it'.yini: to C..1. Th . imp­son. <'on:;ressman Tovenner ' e n u m e r ­ates a s directors , othcers or c..ntriliu-tors to the Navy Ix-aKUe the foll.iw­ing p rominen t citizens; K'lbert Ii. C.ary. of t h e Cnited States Steel c i r -poriition. direct.ir and contr ibui . . r ; J. V. .Morsan. fornu-r t r . ; i surer of thc .Navv I><aKiie. now direct-.r and con­tributor-. .Mr.s. .M.irsan's b ro the r - in -law. Herber t L. S;ilterle.-. one ..f th.-incoriior.'ttors and now counsel of the leasue ; Kdward T. Stotesliury. a m e m ­ber of the h rm of .1. I', M<.ri;an ,*:- Co,, a d i rec tor in the Cambria Steel Com­pany ami lifty-ei-.,-ht n the r corpore.-tions. one of the honorary vice presi­dents of the Navy Leasue ; Kobert Ha­con. former ly a meniber of .1. I', .Mor­gan & Co.. and now tirst direct . ir ..f l 'n i ted S ta tes .Steel, a d i rector of th.-.Navy L e a s u e ; Henry C Friek. director of I 'ni ted States Steel.- one of the vi.-e Iiresidents.

He ealls a t tent ion to the faet that Ih . se s en t l emen a re more or less di-r.'cCy interested in the concerns that will p robably furnish a r m o r pla te and other suppl ies to the Kovernment in cas.- t h " preparedness p r o s r a m soo-f t h r o u s h He also notes th.at t he thir­ty - th ree directors of the N'avy Leasue a r e worth on the averaso some th ree millions each, and therefore do not represent the srej'it common peoplo.

We have noted tha t most of the or­Kanizations s iv ins n o t l c c l n t h c pres.s as p u s h l n s the preparedness proRram a r e composed of business men and so far as we have re.ad wo ftnd no labor orsaniz.at ions or labor l eaders t a k l n s nny promin i ut par t in t h c movemen t . We also note thnt where tho ladies have been induced to push t h e de­fense m e a s u r e s they a r e invar iab ly la­dles of leisure and society loaders .

W e p re sume if the proKram is car­ried throuKh and w.is in t ime follows the worklnK man will cot h is c h a n c e — to KO to the front and ho sho t u p . It may he an unpatr iot ic view, bu t It looks l ike the worklnK m a n a s a rule is not par t icu la r ly anx ious for war and a chance to sacrifice him.self for hin coun t ry . It seems r a t h e r sensible of h im a t thnt . Ina.smuch a s t h e only st.ake tho .averaite work ing m a n h a s in his coun t ry is a chance to w o r k Uke a slave for a mere subsistence. ' ,

Wo look forward wi th a KOOd dea l of in teres t to thc comlnjf d e b a t e In conKrcs.s and expect It will . not ,be wholcly one-sided. ' y . , T . . E .

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We have an unusual, stock of Handsome, StylisH>'j^|^-^i| OVERCOATS. They aire made in the latest designs and froiii''-''i??C a variety of fabrics. Every man -will find here something" to please him. The Dressy OVERCOAT va Black or Oxfofd • Kerseys, with Velvet Gollar and cut about 44 inches Ipiig, Some beautiful Fancy Mixture OVERCOATS and Populair Chinchillas, cut' in regular lengths; some with Velvet-Col* lars and some with Self Collars. You will also find the big,'" long, roomy OVERCOATS cut 52 inches long, made with Belt '^ and Large Storm Collars. ^ JT'- %

Come in and look them oyer as that is the only .way H?^ you can ever fully appreciate their real value. ^.

Prices are extremely low when you consider quality of garments offered you.

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MEN'S FANCY MIXTURE OVERCOATS—

$10.00, $15.00, $18.00 and $20 .00

YOUTH'S FANCY MIXTURE OVERCOATS—

$8.47, $10.00, $15.00 and $18.00,js

FUR-LINED OVERCOATS IlaniLsoiiiu Kui'-liiii'd Giu-meiits. Th- niitsiili'

y.\if\\ is iiiiiili.- nf Kersey nr .\sti'iikh.'ii!. ami tlu-llniii'.'s iii'e iiiiiile nt' Doj;sl<iii m- -Mai'inot, Tiie Col­lars are niaiie of .Muskrat or Persian l.aiuli. Piices ? 3 0 . 0 0 , ? 3 5 . 0 0 , ? 5 0 . 0 0 and S 6 0 . 0 0

FUR COATS .\ spleniliii .'issiirtnlent and all at liXtreiiiely low

j.riei-s—no aiivanc-i.' in price on present stni.'k. Doiiiflit at low priees—sell at low prieos. Do{.'skins. Ilorseliides. Calf .Skins and Galoways. with lieavy i|iiilted liniii!.'s and larj/e Storm (.'ollars. Prices ? 2 0 . 0 0 , ^ 2 5 . 0 0 , ? 3 0 . 0 0 and ? 3 5 . 0 0

SHEEP-LINED COATS 'j"hi> oMtsidi- made of Corduroy. .Moleskin or

Leather—all lined with heavy Sheep I'elts. Some have Corduroy (.'ollars and somo have Fnr Collars.

.Mso. Shi'i-p-liiied .Moleskin and Duek Driving Coats, madi' lout:, with larpe Storm Collars—splen­did coals for hard serviee and are very warm and I'-w prieed.

Corduroy Coats, Sheep-lined ' ^ 5 . 0 0 to § 7 . 5 0 Moleskin Coats, Sheep-lined, extra long ? 7 . 0 0 Leather and Corduroy, reversible $ 5 . 0 0 Moleskin Ulsters, Sheep-lined 9 1 5 to ? 2 0 Brown Duck Ulsters, Sheep-lined. $ 1 2 . 0 0

WINTEE UNDEEWEAE Everything in Warm Under'wear that a ManC

rr Hoy may need you will find here. Men ' s* Heavy. Double-breasted, Fleece-

lined, celebrated High Rock make 5 0 ^ Men's Heavy. Derbj--ribbed 50^J Men'.s Iieavy Cotton and Wool SP^fr l ien ' s Iieavy Wool, -well-known Glaston­

bury make f l . O O and $ 1 . 2 5 : Wright's Health Underwear, known every­

where 7 5 ^ and 95^^ _ Men's Union Suits in several well-known

makes $ 1 . 0 0 to ?S.O!P Boys' Iieavy Fleece 25^^ to 5 0 ^ I.ovs' Wool 50<i_

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Montana Buffalo Driving Coats, extra heavy, Large Storm dollars; Wind Proof and Storm Proof ? 1 5 and $ 2 0

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Kubber Footwear to bc found lU this vicinity. Yon will flnd such high-grade makes as - , , ^

Gold Seal, Eed Seal and Goodyear OloTcf .

the very highest grades of Rubber Footwear to be found in the market—the acknowledged l e x e r s xa. the rubber world. The.best in Rubber Ooods.is always thc cheapest in the long run. "We charge 110 more for our superior makes of footwear tlHui you usually pay for the ordinary kinds carried^itt'.^ most places.

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CALENDAR WEEK—A CALENDAR FREE We shall present to every customer who makes a ptirchase at our store a b ^ r ^

tiful Art Calendar for the year 1916. These. Calendars are reproductions oiW^ class paintings, very artistically mounted. . We are sure you will be deUghted a n ^ * ^ one well worth having and taking home to keep.

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W e p n b U s h t b e f o U o v r l n g P a p e n : T i m e r ' s P ' u b l l c S p i r i t , A y e r , ilnea. I b e G r o t o n T a i n d m a r k I b e P e p p e r e U C l a r t o n - A d T c r H s c r I b e l i i t t l c t o n G u i d o n T b e ( V e s t t o r d ' W a r d s m a n T b e . H a r v a r d H l U s i d o T h e S b l r l e y . O r a c l e I b e T o w n s e n d T o c s i n T h e - B r o o U l n e ( N . H . ) B e a c o n I b e H o l l l a ( N . H . ) H o i n c s t c a d

rnUss b e i n g c e l e b r a t e d In S t . C a t h e r ­i n e ' s c h u r c h b y R e v . H e n r y L. S c o t l .

- t h a t w a a a t t e n d e d b y m a n y r e l a t i v e t . a n d f r i e n d s . T h e r e g u l a r c h o i r w a « In a t t e n d a n c e a n d u n d e r t h e d i r e c l i o n of M l s s M a r y F. H a n l e y .SUHK t h e G r e g o r i a n c h a n t . T h e r e w e r e n u m y b e a u i i f u l f l o r a l t r i b u t e s t h a t t e s t i f i ed In a m a r k e d d e g r e e t o t h c h i g h e s t e e m in w h i c h t h e d e c e a s e d w a s h e i d . T h e b e a r e r s w e r e J o s e p h W a l l . T l iomaM L e d w i t h , W i l l i a m J . H . - a l y , T i n . m a . i H u g h e s . l i u r i a l w a s in St . C a l l u riu*.-'?^ c e m e t e r y . '

. B n t e r e d a s s e c o n d - c l a s s m a t t e r a t t h e » o i t o f B c e a t A y e r . M a s s . .

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H a r r y S a x o n , w h o s e H o m e i s a t W h l d d e n ' s C o r n e r , w h i l e t r y i n g t o b o a r d a. m o v i n g f r e i g h t t r a i n , i n G a r d ­n e r l a s t w e e k - W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g , m i s s e d h i s f o o t a n d h a n d c a l c u l a t i o n s , s l i p p e d h i s h o l d a n d t h e - < i a r s r a n o v e r b o t h l e g s . , C o m p a n i o n s w h o w e r e w i t h h i m a l l s u c c e e d e d In b o a r d i n g t h e f r e i g h t e x c e p t o n e , -Kho s o u n d e d t h e a l a r m a n d S a x o n w a s r u s h e d l o t h o B u r b a n k h o s p i t a l I n K i l c h b u r g , w h e r e I t w a s f o u n d n e c e s s a r y t o a m ­p u t a t e b o t h l e g s b e l o w t h e k n e e . T h e p r o s p e c t s for . r e c o v e r y , a r e e n c o u r a g -

. i n g . M r . S a x o n m o v e d t o W e . s t f o r d f r o m B l l l e r l c a a b o u t t w o y e a r s a g o .

iti t h e a c c o u n t p r i n t e d l a s t w e e k of t h e a d d r e - s s o f D r . T w i t c h e l l a t t h e f a r m e r s ' I n s t i t u t e , b n e I t e m w a s o v e r ­l o o k e d In t h e s p l e n d i d l y w r i t t e n a c ­c o u n t w h i c h t h c d o c t o r l a i d m u c h e m p h a s i s u p o n ; " T h e f a r m e r s s h o u l d r a i s e m o r e ^ o r n f o r h u s k i n g . I a m r a i s i n g lOQ b u s h e l s o f . she l l ed c o r n p e r a c r e o n c h e m i c a l s a l o n e , w h i l e t h e a v e r a g c ^ l n N e w I-^ngland is o n l y 40

• b u s h e l s p e r a c r e . " T h e r e s e e m e d t o • b e a n imj»re .ss ion a b r o a d t h a t w h i l e

t h e d o c t o r o w n e d a f a r m in M a i n e h e d i d m o s t o f h l s f a r m i n g a t t h e P a r k e r H o u s e . B o s t o n . . E m p h a t i c n o n s e n s e . H e Is d o w n i n t b t h e g r i m s u i l w i t h s o i l e d h a n d s w h i c h b o r e t h e t r a d e m a r k s of t h e . f . - i rmer . H e r e is a m a n d r i v e n t o t h e s o i l f o r h e a l t h , g o t i n t o I t w i t h b o t h h a n d s a n d s o m e of h i s f e e t , s p e c i a l i z e d i n c o r n a s p a r t of h i s f a n n i n g a n d s u c c e e d e d in r a i s i n g ' 100 b u s h e l s of s h e l l e d c o r n p e r a c r e .

' T h e M a s s a c h u s e t t s A g r i c u l t u r a l E x ­t e n s i o n s c h o o l i s c o m i n g J a n u a r y IT a n d s t a y w i l h u s f o u r d a y s . T h i s e x ­t e n s i o n s c h o o l c o u r s e h a s s o m e g r e a t s u r p r i s e s in s t o r e f o r t h o s o w h o a t ­t e n d . I>et u s a l l g e t o u t I n t o t h e o p e n w h i c h t h i s e x t e n s i o n s c h o o l i n v i t e s u s t o d o a n d m a k e it a C l e a r i n g h o u s e of o p i n i o n s .

M i s s L u a n n a H. D e c a t u r is h o m e f o r t h e h o l i d a y s f r o m h e r . school in N e w R o c h e l l e , N . Y. p l e a s a n t m e m o r i e s g r e e t h e r a t t h e o ld C a p t . I ' e l e t i a h p ' l e t c h e r a n c i e n t h o m e s t e a d ...xx xhe L o w e l l r o a d .

G r a n g e . T h e C h r i s t m a s c - n t e r t a i n m o i i t a t t h e

l a s t n i e e t i n g of t h e G r a n ; ^ e w a s in c h a r g e of M.-s . l i a n i s t e r . ' I ' h e r e w a s C h r i s t m a s s o n g s b y C i r ace l i o b i n s o n . M r s . W a l l a c e , J o h n i ' . W r i g h t a n d C h a r l e s I t .ob ie . i t w a s a g o o d a n d t r u e n a m e ' i t n d c h i m e . T h e r e w a s C h r i s t m a s l i d d l i n g t.n th."; \ i o l i n b y K e v . D a v i d W a l l a c e , w h i c h h a d i h e r i n g of a b i l i t y t o i t . a n d c a l l e d onx a n e n c o r e . Init t h e e n c o r e d i d i m t . - i r r ive. A .solo by . \ ! : s . K l l a -May W: , i i rh ; w a s g r e a t l j - apijr'_-ciat'.-<l. K v e r j - b o d y j . a s s ­e d t h e n i s ' . ' l v e s .'ir-.Mn.l tr, s ' . i i :e o.i:i«iy a n d t h e w h o l e afl'.-iir w a s sw....-: w: ' .h t h e ta.-^te nf Kood th in .gs .

T h f l e e t u r . - r ' s h o u r w a s i.-i c h a r L ' e of .Mrs. Josif- I ' r i -sco ' . ! . I t- ' - t i i rvr . a n i l in h a r m o n j - w i t h h e r y..-ar i.t et l i-- iei i t wi.»r'K s h e arrai lu ' - - - ! a I ' . isc'issiufi nn t h e followin;-- '[U.-s::r>n: "How- inr h.-ive w e t h e r i ; ; h t t o m a k ' - ci\- ic i m ­p r o v e n i e n t s a n d tiinii iiix.irf --'t-r.-r.-t-t i o n s t o p a y f-.r :h>- sani*-' ." ' M r s . D a v i d W a l l a c e ;'.::>! .1. W . I t a f t e r r e a ­s o n e d o u t t h e f i :nd . - i inent : t l s of t h i s <lu. 'st:oii w i t h t w o t h o r o u g h l y p r e -jtar-.-il i».'ij>'-rs trutn w h i c h t h e r e w a s n o a t t f -n . j . t t o reserv*:- (-xcciiti 'd-.s by thos . - w h o folK.Wf-d. wh- i w i f il'.-v. D a v i d W a l l u c f a}id .<. L. T.-.yl-.r. . . i c h w i t h a f e w t h - ' n ^ ' n t s . .Mrs. . \ r \ - iH;i Wr i ' - ' h t ixnvf ,in iX'ini'/.fd nrc-'iinx "i Till- r . c - i i : . ^ ; . i : . - ' ; : . i ! i i . ' " a s s. •-;; f r - .n ; th . - t .„ ;con: , o t : :ni i f - . ; - idi ' -c . ! •-i-ini'-T..

T h e i i r s ; i • • ; i ' - in .lar,:.,i:-y wi l l b e d ' - v o v d t o ;:.- ; : : s ; a l l . i ' ; o : . . : ;h<-o i l i c e r s . t.'ll"':' I -. .-inc:-..

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Tho last period a t the Groton hij;h HChooI last week Kriday was Kiven over to exercises aj iropriuto to Chr is t ­mas . There were SOUKS by the school. Ge rman carols by t h e s t u d e n t s In German , reci tat ions by diflerent pu­p i l s . ' t h e reading of a p re t ty or iginal s tory, " H o w Elizabeth found Chr is t ­m a s , " by Anna Denahy . and her oriffinal prize essay, " T h e Chr is t of Oie Andes." by R u t h Bixby. T h e ex­orcises closed wi th s inging by the KChuol. O n l y two p a r e n i s accopted the invitat ion to be present .

The Chr i s tmas festival, with Chris t ­m a s t ree and exercises, a n n u a l l y given

' by Groton School to t h e employees and the i r families, was held in thc school gymnas ium Monday ovening.

' T h e p r o g r a m consisted of a violin or-j , ches t ra , compr is ing Mrs: Mary Sabine

-. a n d sister, Mlss Gera ld ine Lawrence . !; Mtes Abbott , Miss Rose Peabody and * Miss Grlswold, who gave violin se -- lect ions; t h e r e was q u a r t e t singing*by

Mr.- R icha rds and one. of t h e s tu­den ts . Miss Helen Peabody and Miss

• Rose Peabody. -Selections ' by "The sou the rn be l l - r ingers ," all s t u d e n t s at '

'.: Groton School, songs by a n u m b e r of . t h e younger boys, a n d o the r s ihging

a n d .musical se lec t ions m a d e up a pleas ing p rog ram. T h i s was followed by the dis t r ibut ion of presents , Mr. Be l a s personifying S a n t a Claus In a clever manne r . Nea r ten o'clock the families re turned to the i r homes .

T h e topic of the C. E. mee t ing on S u n d a y evening is " H o w to keep on t h e . up -g rade . " Loader . Lewis M. K n a p p . This is "new yea r ' s " meet ing. T h e r e was a well a t t ended mee t ing last Sunday, led by Miss Gibson. A Chr i s tmas song by A d a m s was sung by twelve of the young pe(»ple. These mee t ings cont inue to call out good n u m b e r s .

T h e r e will, .be special Chr i s tmas niusic a t tho Uni tar ian chu rch Sun­day morn ing , consist ing of a Chris t ­m a s caro l : a n t h e m . "Sing O heav­ens" ; solo, with violin obligato. "In a m a n g e r lowly"; violin solo; Mrs. Ames and Miss l i iwrence . soloists,

Mrs, J. W. Wilson has gone to Col-lingswood, X. J., to sj>end tho holi­days with her sister.

Tiie high school class of UUG held a very pret ty danco on Fr iday of last week, about 140 boing present . Thoy

. realized someth ing like th i r ty dol lars . T h e m a t r o n s wero Mrs. l iu r ton . Mrs. J a m e s Harr ington . Mrs. A r t h u r Wood. Mrs. Char les Lawronce and Mr.s. George Moison. the last two Ko])t a w a y by illness. j

There will be' tho ChristiTvis f. sti­val a t the meet ing of tiie ^JraiiLie on ' next Tuesday evoning. !

Sund.iy will bo tho ninoty-fciurth ! ' b i r t hday of Mrs. Kliz;iboth I-:twrfiico \

Davis, whoso homo is nt Mrs. Georui- I a n n a Dodge's on Hollis .street. i . Miss Muriel Moison and o t h e r s !

from Groton who a t iend Kitchbur; : Xormal school had thei r va i a t ion be- ^ gin last wook. a s tho schord was cUts-ed on a t c o u n t of dij jhthoria.

Miss I rene Peabody is onler ta i i : ing Miss Edna l iarret t , of Hrockton. hor ! c lassmate at F r a m i n g h a m Xormal : school.

Young pO(iple not ment ioned last week who will conio homo to si)ond Chr i s tmas day or a lon.u'or Chr i s tmas vacat ion aro Ix-wi.^ M. Knapji. senior j a t Amhors t colloi;e; Laurence W. flay. j f reshman at Amhorst Agr icu l tu ra l ; i Guv W. Swallow and A. H. Mason. , from Fitchbur;, '; W. H. Whitehi l l . from I-'ranklin. X. H.; .Mar.L;u<-riIo Leonard. from Chiooin-f-, toachor; Gladys Mason, from .^[)rini: tiold, toachor: Irono Ft-.-ibody,. from F r a n i - • ingham .Vormai; * Iladys Swallow. from l'*itchburt:. toachor iv, busin* .' s <'ollo;,'o; Marian ''irot-n, from Nowton. toachor: Klizaboth Whit»'hili. .\yor. ' toachor: Kuth IIIO.M]. c;ar<liior. t*:tcli- i c r ; Itoderick WooU'-y. from Ilov.on.

Tho .appropj-:;!: iou or imm itt.M- \\-[\\ moot in th*- iowcy town li;i!! Monda\-evenim;. .Iauuar\- •'>. :it oi'^Jit o"<-irick:

Mr. and -M rs. l:o\- A. <'":: i;Tiin;;iia m a r e in Fall l i iv-r. call*'d ih'-to by tho doath of Ur. A. .M. I'.ru.'*-. Mrs Cun- \ n ingham ' s brotii .-r-in-law.

Jo r ry H;irrint,';on. th*- t*-;.-'„Ta!.h • ope ra to r at Gror<in railroad - t ition. has re turned from his Jo.ivo of ali­sence,

J a m o s Rowf has loft town wiMi al! his belongin'^'s—;;oii.,' (<> liv*- in Wor­cester. J. K. Afiams took )'iiii L'OO<1S over by t ruck tho othf-r d ' i \ .

At tho mootitm of tho MifMb-s'-x l : i -b e k a h lodk-o, L.-O. o . K.. on T u . - d a y ovoninp, tho fWHcors for 1'.' 1 •". w r f elected as follows: .Mrs. Alic- Woods. n. g.; Mrs. Hannah Whiti-hio. v. it.; Mrs. FtlW- Harrini, 'ton, r o c s< •• ; Mi(-s Elizahoth Whitehil l . tin, so<,; Mrs, Mary Shat iuck . t roas , ; (Joor^f K. Hodgman . t rus tee for throf yr-nrs; ^Irs. .Mary Hoynton s n d Mrs. Hliiiioho Urown, dolottaios to Kobeknh conv-ui-tlon. t>thor otlloors to bo appointfri by th* ' noblo grand.

The Horaid of Tuo.«day has this i tem: "l-'rederick H, Baldwin. i)rin-cipal of the Pleasant s t ree t school. Marlboro, has been elected principal of the twonty-four. room g r a m m a r school at Middletown, Conn. Mr. Baldwin Is a g radua te of D a r t m o u t h college and oame to Marlboro from i a w r c n o c acadomy, Groton ."

After a short business meetine: of t h e Grange next week Tuesday oven-Jn(? thc Grange will be open to tho ch i ld ren a n d Grange membor s for thc C h r i s t m a s festival.

Mrs, Needham has a family ga the r ­i n g a t h e r homo on Chr i s tmas day.

T h e cu r ren t events d e p a r t m e n t of t h o W o m a n ' s club mee t s with Mrs. Oha r l e s R. Ear lo a t 2.;10 o'clock on t h o af te rnoon of Tuesday, Deccmbeii 28. ,.

„ T h o Misses Ethel and Margare t B r u c o a r r ived homo last weok F r iday f rom qui te a lengthy s tay a t L a k e -wood, N. J . G- G. Smith , the i r cousin. c a m e a t the same t i m e from L a k e -wood.

Miss Helen Gay h a s gone to Brock­ton for a visit to h e r sister. Mrs. J o h n •\V, S immons , and family. H e r fa ther , H . H . Gay, w e n t wi th Helen, bu t will m a k e only a s h o r t s tay, r e t u r n i n g h o m o by F r i d a y .

MisJB May McKean r e t u r n e d from a Visit a t Methuen a n d left for a n o t h e r VWt in NaahUft, N. H:. t o r e t u r n homo

this Fr iday . MrsJ Landry of N a s h u a Is to be a C h r i s t m a s guest at S. P . Mc­Kean's , Clay McKean h a s just been called lo Providence . Ii. 1.: his wife. Mrs. Mary Fo lk in s McKoan. is m a k ­ing a visit to hor paren ts . Mr. and Mrs. Odber Folk ins ,

The W. H. C. t ake greal p loasure this year in sending out snuill bas ­kets of fruit , etc., to the s h t i t - i n s o f the E. C. Clark organi;;ations, as a Chr i s tmas r e m e m b r a n c e .

Mrs. Mary W. Shat tue l : and hor bro ther . C. ii. iJaldwin. loft last v,-oek for Mai)lewoo<l,' whe i e they expect to .stay awhi le .

Vv. Willov. who has boon working I for Dr. Goldo for tho past few I month.s. is opening a i):actice in Con- i necticut. ]

Mr.". Goorge Moyet iias prt';-on;od tho W. it. ' C. a boautifui picfjro all framed, which is soon to bc hun.-' in thoir hall . The p ic ture is ".Shormun's n iarch to the s e a " and is an exact ilu-plicate of tho one i>rei;ontod by Mr.s. A. P. Car l ton and others , which was burned with the destruct ion ot the Oddfellows' hall on Hollls street a fow years ago.

Fred Dodge is coming from Att le­boro to spend Chr i s tmas with liis mothor , Mrs'. Georgi*uina and his l i s ­ter, Miss Alice Dodge.

Mr. and i f r s . Almon Gauth ier" of Concord, N. • H.. a r e to be Chr i s tmas guest-s a t the h o m e of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. F . M. Blood.

Mr, and Mrs. E l m e r Sawyor, W. A. Brown. Mrs. A d a m s , Mrs:. Messenger and Miss H a t t i e Messenger took the sixth degree a t the State Grange mee t ­ing a t Springfield. Mrs. .Hrown had taken it previously. The ladies of the par ty who went from Oroton camo home by, t ra in Thur.sday night, ^^r, Sawyer and Mr. Brown spent Thu r s ­day night a t the home of. their old friend, Percy Benedict , in West Brookfleld.

The J u n i o r Bird olub had thei r Chr i s tmas exercises in the lower town hall Tuesday af ternoon.

The Groton Sewing school woro giv­en the i r usua l Chr i s tmas party in tho town hall last Sa iurday aflernoon.

T h e a n n u a l dinnor and roll call <tf the Congregat iona l church will bo held on Wedne.sday. . lanuary 5. Din­ner will bo .s'ervod at twelve (p'clock. followed by the roll call and tha t by the a n n u a l business mo'''ling.

Highly Honored . I 'aul Wilson of Champney .street has

beon elected president of tho socond-year cla.ss in ar<hi tec tual construct ion at Wen twor th insti iuto. in Boston. where ho is cont inuing his studios this yoar. He is tho hrst i>residont of tho class, the seccmd-year course boing ;:iven this year for the first timo. Be­fore a t t end ing Wen twor th . which is an endowed t r ade school for boys, yt.ung Wilson studied two yoars at l-awrence academy. The courso he is j jursuing in lioston is designed to train Its: pu­pils to boct^me foremen, suporinton-donls and detai l designers in all de­p a r t m e n t s of tho bui lding industry and to fit young men to hold positions of respfuisibility wiih archi tect ujafv lirms or l)uilding cont rac tors , buildint; su-peri n tond onco l>eing one of tlie most impor l an t dejjart monts of a rch i toc-lure , ''.' -^

With its r>00 'Jiupils, wl:o aro jiursu-ing one- or two-year day c<iurs*-s ;it lho var ious mechanica l jrad'-s, Went­worth ins t i tu te has mado a r-.-marka-ijlo rocord, du r ing the fall t e rm just i ended. For Iho ent i re t '-nn tlif'-t- was i an atl<Midanre of nearly [*'.* i),orc<-nl. J something'' oxcepti(»n"al for an.v kind of] a school. At tondanco is an o.-i»''cia! : part of the discipline at Wontwortl i . j bt-ini; a va lua lde factor in the trad.-s- | iiian's a f te r life.

Wilson, who is now having' his j ("iiristmas ^-acaiitui. \\'i!! r- ' iurn to | Wentwor th inst i iuto • to ;;nis'n his ; course Deeonilior 'Z'J. I

side, and In the d is tance 1 h e a r t h e . whis t le of an engine a s it a p p r o a c h e s the crossing nea r t h e old soaps tone quar ry . I can never forget how secure I folt when a boy at homo In suoh a rag ing s to rm and wind whon we were all t he re stife, the l ights tu rned low and a good w a r m tire burning. I ex­pect to mall this comiM}.sito l e t i e r . a t Harcelona. whoro we will p robab ly stay four days in port and thon on th rough tlie M e d i l e r a n e a n , 1 do n(.>t th ink we will j 'o a.shore at I'ort Said. EKVpl; they .-ay it is tho d u m p i n g jdaco of tile woj-ld. I suj»pose we will uso the .new Hag that the s a i lmake r and <iuarterlr..ister w»-re m a k i n g in th. ' forecastle the o the r day. It is rod. with twii whito s;ripo.-<. fn tho conl«-r t he re is a cicsccnt and a star . Some one m a d e tho romark that it d i d nr't. seem noccssiiry to vise that Ilag, "Oh , " .•<aid tho nuartormastf I., "tltey a re very pa r t i cu la r to have tii. ii v;;iiitv sa t i s -tied." but I aia a li'ti-j ali'-a<l of my journov and niy story.

Lat. 3.S'-. :j v. i.-ng. i;::^ o-y. Xovcrnbor ".

l'a.s.sed the-Azures yesterday, iaki: ig a course midwa>" Ijoiwoon Fay^il and one of the smal ler islands. These soem to I»o woll populated. 1 could soo houses and evidei:cos of c;iltivated holds, <)ne of the m^'unlains is covered With vegetat ion to the very top. T h e r e is a very hi;:h mounttiin on ono of t h e smal ler islands ,»vor wliich t h e c louds h a n g like a vast cur ta in . It would m a k e a llr.o view for a p ic ture . T h e people are indust r ious and fairly l)rosporous, but I should th ink thoy would feel lonesome separa ted from all continents and iUl a round "old ocean 's g ray and melancholy was t e . "

Wo aix* now 2-i'.i*j miles from Xew Vork. We will j)a.s.s Gi l ' ra l lar ear ly Monday morn ing antt-^-ou can guess 1 shall be on the sJiarp ouilo<»k there .

Xovember tt. I 'assed Gibra l ta r a t S.30 this m o r n ­

ing. We were so far out that the big rock did not show up vory well t h rough the mist and fog. Saw a few merchan tmen- and some English or FroTich men-o-war ,

Xovember IG. Well, hore wo a re near Por t Said

—expect to be tliere tomorrow m o r n ­ing. We a re not lo g(> ashore . Tho capta in is in a hu r ry to procood and then the re is a r u m o r ttf lroul)lo be­tween England and Egypt: That , how­ever, would not affect u.s'as the cana l is heavily guarded.

Had a plea.sant visit in Harcelona and learned cf>nsid orable about the Spani.sh people. Thoy woro very friendly to us, ovon more so than ono mi.urht expect, s ine- w«- woro tin tho i irooklyn. a shii> conspicuous ijj .Si)an-ish or Cuban war. fluoss *>ur jnoney looked gofKl lo thom as tho\ sai<l t imos wore hard on account of tho war. The people soom in favoi- of the Allies. A friond of mine wonl ashore with me thoro an tUas ho sp*aks the l anguage well <iur visit was most onjvtyablo. T h e mounta in p a n of the tfiwn is built njt around- the water frrmt, whilo tho a n ­cient i)ari runs back to the foothills. Some of those old houses wore Itulil boforo 1200 A. 1).. m a d e of stono ( r cement , wilh the roofs .--upportod by stono columns. .'Jomo of the walls woro inlaid with var ious cohirod stoiios ^ M o s i a c work. We lM)u;;ht some sou­venirs, tasted of their food .and drai ik •^lilllo wine which is vt.-ry clioai>. ^<'>ur tr ip so iur ,vou se(- has bo<':i finite unovi-nlfu!; passed only a few m e r c h a n t m e n as wf w»-iit throU'-'h tli** Moditloraliean, If 1 wor*' an art is t I wonld like to paint th is pictur'-: A ship , (Ul • t h e ' ocean, alone, spo'-din;.: away to itw d-si inat ion, divitling the wavt s and leaving' a w.ak*- of foam bo . liind. •.•^<)n(- of i h* - crt-w is -m dt-ck. looking out into t)i'- ni.U'ht; th ink ing to hini.solt *"Ari' th'-y thinkin; ; of ni»-at home'. '" That would i--- the titk- of tho I)ictuI'O. \*,'f will niitk^' S}iani;h;ii li\' Ch i i s tmas and e\t-o't . n:ail .awaits us l l iere.

Bird Clnb .Mts-tlng. The Hird cluT) iiold its Do. ember j

mooting in the lower town hall on j tho ovoninx of thv I'Oth. Af;* r roa.l- i in;,' and approva l o.f the rorrjriis of the viro\"ious nit-etin;;' a r,d i>i'if-f r*-- ; ports from the t r ea su re r and :h.- Jur , - . ior club, t h e conimitioe • >n win;<T ' fc'-din.LT and on nestin-.; box*-> j-n-.-^ont- ] ed tiioir repor ts . Tliro;iL:h ;ho j ir tsi- [ dont. th*"' foririor stato'i ;li.!t it had es- i tablishoiJ fo.-tiinu s tat ions at t!io Cha] . - \ tin sch«"io! common. : h*- trianL'!-- in ' . fror.t of W. F. W i i a r t o n s house, and ; the Lowlhoriio common, in addit ion i to maintaiiiMu' tho r* ;;u:ar station at f tho I'nitariai^. church . Hirds hnv . been res-trt IUL,' to must of the.^'- tli-' p.'ist mont h. I'n.- hundr^'d pounds of mi\'-d so.-.l - f-.r win ter fofdiuL' iias iiocii ord'"-rod of which t.v-r ha'f has ! bfi-n j-pokoii fol- b\- moiTibors w!"io will rt-.-.-lv.- it a: -'ost- ab..i;t v '2 cojits !'• r p..:md.

Tho i:<-sr liox romniittof. ropi.rt-"! * th.-tt i! had fxamint i l all t he .-I ;i. bo\<s and found tha t liftoen ha'i b.'. n lu-storl in by birds the past soa^o-;, of whic)i it sr.f-mfd probable thiit > i-j.h'. wi-Tf bluebirds, one or two tr> ' swal­lows and tho rest, or about s:x. [• ni.'-lish spari 'ows. This sti.iws a i:ood uain ov<'r Inst year, wli.-n but tliroo boxf-s wor* ' usod.

' •wine to sudden illro-s-. Dr. f)f-<-ri:i- > W. Fi.dd. of the ii^h an.d uanu- com- ' mission, who w,'i-< %> leoturo to i lio ! r'lub. was unalilo ;-> b.- proM-nt. but lie . kindly sent .Mr. I'.'> irno. Hi-- chief d'-p- 1 uty. who brouL-h: tlio slides with lum .'I tid oxplainod ; lie picture's as t h<'y wero shown, I 'hotriiiraphs of tho ra re heath hon, which is now gradu.ally in- : creasinir unde r st.ato proloolion and | ' o n t n d on .Martha's \*itieyard. d'-picto-.l j th*' birds onu-au'il in their )M c utiar mat rini,';i nl ics; and otl iers of lho p a r - , tridi:*'. u nail and d ucks showed That : iiios4' native u'amo birds aro iioinLT suc- | cessful I>- roared in ra ptivit\'. ]

Tho meet ini ; adjourned .at fc."'''. ,'

.\ f A't tor. i Tho foroii:;n mail of last w*'ok !

brouirht in •w<-»r<l from the V. s. . . j Hrooklyn and M. W. Mason, who had n<*i beforo boon, hoard from since thoy startod for tho Asiatic station on Oc­toher 25. T h e following are ex t rac t s from his lottor wri t ten at .sea th ree days out from Xew Vork;

- October 2fi. Am .starting you a let ter tonight and

shall add some to It at intervals lator on. We have traveled aliout 1000 miles east from Xow York. You will r e m e m b e r o u r first stop is at Karco-lonia, Spain, where this lototr v.ill s tar t on Us jou rney west. We havo now covered abou t one-ciuartor of tho dis tance and all haa gone well, JJ,>-sldes the regu la r I t inerary wo m a y stop a t S ingapore or Manila. As wo must s top for coa l /and give liberty at different por t s It will bo far Into De­cember before wo ar r ive at our dest i ­naiion.

As I a m seated a t the mess table to­night, t h o u g h t s of the dear Groton home come over me. Wha t wonder ­ful facult ies a r e m e m o r y and t h o u g h i ! As T h e a r t h e • waves beat ing against the sh ip ' s side and listen lo the wind I seem t o be a t homo in jthe old south room, a flerc* blizzard iblowing out-

NeighhorlKioiI Club .Met'tlng. Mrs. Maiioy of ' h o ' dd Ayer road

enter ta ined tlie Xoighborhoftd clui) on Wodtusda.s' af ternoon. After tho cus -tomar \ ' opf-nin.u' a }pi'o;:ra:-n of ti<dight-ful Chr i s tmas exercises Was carr iod out in a -most enjo\abit^ mannor . .-\ lovin;:: ( 'h r i s tmas spirit seemed to per-\-a(ie the a tmosphe re as tho <-xorciso> progressed. <-ach '>:i*: .aiisorl'in;-' .a sl iare of it. First c ame tlu- sin,:^in'-r of Cl i r is tmas h \ 'mns ; tht-n f^dlowed a duot by Mrs." i;aile:. and Miss Tu t t l e : then. .Mrs. Hook.-r of .Xrlinu'ton. a friond "!" the hosN.-s. ro.id an ori^iinal stor\ ' • a i;iia rt.-t. f'on.jtri'inL' ,Mi s, liailey, .Miss .Mi-ia r . r i y . .Mis-' Lillian Tutt lo and .Miss .Maria May. rendered pb-asin;,'' \'oo;, l soIoctiMTiS ami Mrs, Hookor told vt.,rio.>~ in .ari <-ntert.'iinin;; w:i \-. Tho oluii \\ ;i s in vil Ofi to ontor a l.o", ii<-r room \\ t".o:-,. ;. wcil fruitod I "liris; mas t r to mi-t thoir o\ a-s. Mi-s l 'a : ish. avsisted by Ilur-orta, a y<i\]v:-^ d.^n)i,-htor of tlie famiiy, act.-d a s a dis-rj'ibutinir Santa, '-ach memlo-r recoiv-;m: an .accoptalde Chri-^tma-^ t(d-;o!i. Tiu* refresh merits ar.d club son'^' a TUI a \'oro r.f Ihanks :•. t l v i r h<>sr.ss for rlio hapity Chr i s tmas tirn-'. pr-o.-d.od til*-' dop.'irlure of ?ho ll,.-mber^, o;icli carrying" homo mfuii'Ti'S that will lin-Lt-r long.

Bapt is t C hurch . The subject of thf' morrjinu' se rmon

on last .'^und.ay was "ChrislTrias ro-j^'iicinjrs." Tho choir ror,d*'red special ("hristTuas tnusio.

Tho subject of ;h<- sor:jU)n on nf-\{ Sunda\ ' mornin;,' wiil be "Troas uros of mornriry." The sulvjoci of tho e \on -ni:t sormiin will be "Waves of t ime oi-a mossago from llie ocean,*"

fJroat intorost is bein;: shown in tho Wednesday evoning prayer moot­infr. The subject for the mooting <<n lU'Xl Wodnosda\" ^'voning will be "I^n-thnsi.asm. or a c.antilostick in dangor . "

Tho I Joy's ciub held its fireside j, 'athorlng on .Monday evening. In tho LCl<»w of the c a m p - h r o gaines wero playod aftor which Mr. Tucke r told sevoral intorosting stories.

The Chr i s tmas festival was held on Fr iday ovening. a full account of which will be given noxt week,

Char les M. Blndgett, who was p res ­ont a t the K a l l y Day exercLses on X')-vombor 7. was elected mayor of Mai­den on la.Ht Tuosday. His son Caleb is a m e m b e r of C a m p Idlewlld, which is condticted under the n i a n a g e m e n t of Mr, Tucker .

Wcwt Groton. A number of young people a r c a r ­

riving for the hollday.s. Those noted aro Mlss Ber tha Blxby of Badclirfe and MIHS Grace Bixby of U n e o l n a t Mrs, Char les Bixby's; Mlss Ks the r .farvis of Attleboro and Miss Mary Clark of F l t chburg a t the i r respect ive h o m e s ; Mlss Kvelyn Ferna ld of F r a m ­ingham at G. S. Webbers ' . O t h e r s reported aro Miss Helen MacChlwio at her home and the I.Awrcnce 'V'^^iiK people. Including Mr. a n d Mrs. Ernes t Wil l iams of Cambr idge .

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence T u t t l c r of Groton, will enjoy t h e family Chr i s t ­mas troe and d inner a t E. K. H a r r i n g ­ton 's , t he old home of Mrs. Tut t l e . '

No further cases of scarlet fever have been reported with tho exception

of J a m e s and Amelia Lamb, who were takon III on la.st Sa iurday. A t ra ined nurse is In at tondanco.

Mrs. Enoch ,Small is vory critically ill. An operat ion ' has been performed for cancer of tho bowels, and her piiysician tons ide is hor condition ex­tremely serious. ' Her daughtor . Mrs, Edwin ' Itrown. of Looniinstel'. is with her .

Mis.s <',::t'-'- Kixi-y has a six-weeks' vacat ion fro-n i u r duties at Far r ing­ton Memorial . Sne will visit Xew V(.rk city for a fov. (Ia\s next week.

1 twin;;, doutdless. lo tho holiday season, with its many duties, the Im-pr-tvomont societ> had :*. small r.t-tc-ndanco on Tui—day evciiir:g. Mr. Trowbrtd;:o gavi- an interesi ing talk on lho his tory of the horse, its (b-v 1-((pn^Mtl, increase -^md use. whilo Clif-funl lJi.\by sj.'oke on the lato improve­ments in tho vllLi;;*- and o thers need­ed. Me suitit(-sled ontoitainmi-nts for the as;^:stam'o of a baseball nine. Mis.

\ <\ K. Hixby- I-ead an amusmj^ Christ­m a s poem in her usual i>lea.siu^; man-nt. r.

• Kov. and Mrs. Trowbrifi^'O aro on-lona i i i ing thoir daULriiter. .Mrs. J. I'. Catlin. of Pittstield. and her son Priestly.

H'T 'hu Harrinu'ton has siient tho week with he r aunt . Mrs. Clarence Tut i le . of Groton.

Chr i s tmas exorcises woro held in the p r i m a r y and intormediate depar t ­m e n t s of the Tarliell. school on la.st weok Fr iday afternoon. Thoy consist­ed of Chr i s tmas sr^n^s and recitations. A Chr i s tmas troo laden wi th a gift for e;ich little one added to the enjoy­ment in oach room. Sclioi^ls closed on Fr iday , the teachers go.in;r to their rospoctivo homes for the holiday re­cess.

A Christma.s tree, with the us\ial exercises, w i l l bo held at tho hall on C h r i s t m a s evo in eharge of the Sun­day school teacheis .

Provx»st Thompson, a jiupil at Law­ronce academy, had enj(jyed but -live hou r s of his Chris tmas vacation when an itccident crippled iiim for same timo to como. Ho was descending a l adde r to the basement of the barn wilh lan tern .'uid pail of wa te r on Tuosday ovoning wlion liis foot slippe<I and he fell, strikim,' his knee tha i was a l r eady weakened by a ju'eviftus acci­dent . The kneo was badly sprained and knoe cap mis]daced.

Mrs. W. P'. Flowelling. of Xow I3runswick. is visiting relat ives in ' Iioston and viciiiit>. and is txpected soon in West Groton.

.Miss \'(-nico Moujrh is < -xpectod homo for tho holidays.

Miss .Mary Clark, of F i t chburg Xor­mal. h a s entered u j n n ' h c r du i i r s as pupil-teach.-r.

"WESTFORD"

Center. A merry Cliristir.ris ami liapjiy now

year to the r<adeis of this coitimu. Recent rea! osb.tc' t ransfers of in­

ter*, st is tr.e .l.anits ,"^*|)i:iner iir<iperty on Itt'Ston road to l l a r rv M. Gumb. of Lowe:;; also, liio s..-cnlled Hey­wood t ' i-"letchor wo.id3(it in Ihe i lur-tross i>ond vicinity to l',i v. Louis iL Luckshorn .

Mrs. Et ta Tylor.' who is amon;;- the shu t - ins from extreme dfafnoss and ad\'a'nco(i \ oa r s . suffi-r(-<l (piiio a seri­ous ill turn this last wofk, but is now-much imjiroved.

Tliei-o was a wording cc-r'-mony j.or-formod by lU-v. David Wallace at the <'oniL;ro;,'ational par.sonage last Satur­day ov'-rin;r, thi- conlracliiiK parties lioiiiLT Joiin Shackleton and Mi.ss Flora Holt, bolh of For;ie Villape. Tw.^ close fri'-mls -of the brido and ;^'room accompanied thom.

Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Hildreth t,'o j to K'uthorf,,:-d, X, J.. t(j sjjond tho | <"hristmas holiiiays witii Mrs. Hil- ] d re lh ' a iioiu*' people.

Meceiil quests at .I(tseph F. Knight"s Wore his brotli'-r. (JofU'L'.- W, Knight, wlio is postmaster in W* st Scarboro. .Me.. acoom]»aiiied by his tianceo. Miss Saunders , of Por t land.

The Sfa Wud club, eonipo^pd of a i:roU]i of c ume nia 1 citi/.ens. enjo\-od a suppor at the firohouse Thu i sday evenin-j- of his: week. .-V tlno roast ;.'o..se siipjior. with all tho lixiuL's, was se r \ed by .Mrs. .1, I-:. Kn i -h t . I-"our-teen pai-took of the suppor.

-M;-. and .Mrs. I-^od H. .Moyers. of tho f;i'it:in farm, '^o to Xew York for the holidays.

Lov. and .Mrs. David Wallace, Miss­os I'aulitio ..nd 1-iaoliaoI Wallace spend ' 'hiisMiias da\- in Lunop.bu ri.' with thi-.Missos .lonos.

Tho Frost sdn-nd closod last week Fri da \' for t'Wo-woeks' v.acation. Th.•;'*•• v.". j-o int'-rostin.LT c losing oxor-

j oiso,--, in Ih" \-a rio as rooms to w h o ! ; p;'. r-'iits aie: frionds wore invitetl. Tie-ac,tdon;\' I'io-.-.; this Wock Friday for ono-w'-ok's \-aratitin,

Intorost i.-l- ('hi'ist r>ias services aro bf-in;,' [jianno.l f,,r Sunday at tho Con-trroL-'ational eluirch. .Mrs. Charlos H. WriLtht and .Miss H.izel I'lartford aro m a k i n g spocial otTorts witll tho musio. tliore will bo somo |»refly Chr is tmas docorat ions and Mr. Wallace's mes-s.ipo will bo in the foiaii of an origi­nal Christm.as story, entitled "Kloazar. ;ho tirst niuht of the cross."

AmoiiK thos..- entertaininK larpe family pr-oips f.ir Chr is tmas dav are the ll. V. Hiid roths. O. p.. .^pnldiriKs and A. W. Hartf-.rds.

. \ t tho busin.'ss r . i f ' t int : of the C. K. societv last wook Wednesday ovon­ini; the ffdlowjm; oJTlrors were oloctod: Leotiard IJurlnnd. pros.; .Miss .Mabel Prv< '" t t . V. p.: .Miss Helen .McCr.y. soc.; chahiiion of coinmittoos. Frod Moy ors. so.i.i;. .M.abel i ' rescolt . pr.ay-or; Wiliiani ' ' , I toudenbush. tempor­anco; .Mrs. Waliaco. lookout; Mrs. Clarenco Hildroth. music.

Miss .Marjory Sonvoy and Miss F*aulino W a l k i c . s tudents .at Hoston university, aro nl homo for the Christ­m a s vac.'iiir.n.

(".Jwing to the somewhat small at­tendance at the farmers ' institute held in the inwn hall last weok tho ladles of the Congrogationai church, who had tho dinner In charge , c h a r e d bnt abiput twonty-clght dollar.-^.

I A HOLIDAY FROCK. | ^t...... . '. '.».' .".•: .... . . . . - . - .» .— . . . . J*

S Tho Debutante Gowned j

• ' For Hcr Holiday Bal l . y ^^^BSESB •AYBR,MAaS.

DIAQOKAIi QBACE.

Over slIIc net are draped two pnle blue taffeta rutlles irregularly cut and eni­broidered with sequin disks. The bod-Ice has Ijeen draped to keep the diaso-ual lines, and from tho belt wreathe French rosps. which e.xtend over the riirht shuMlder.

THE BOYS' CHRISTMAS.

^Ve take our discounts and gladly give you yours in ii.-^' Green Stamps.

Sale 0IT0W6IS aaasastasis^rxj:

. Heavy Huck Towels

18x38 Regular 121/2 c .value ' iO<v

Heavy Turkish Towels 19x40

Hemmed ends 25p pair

Extra.Heavy Huck Towels 19x42

256 pair

Tn thf County of London there l.s now a telfphonc to every twenty per­sons. In Glasgow one to every twenty-nine jicrsftns and In Liverpool one lo every thir ty-four persons.

.VO P n O O F . "Dill yon iictually .see the shot

flreiiv ' asked Ihe JudRe. who was try­ing; .'I rase, "So, sorr . I o n l y heard il ." was Ihe evasive reply. "Tha t ovl-denec is not sat isfactory." replied the jndK-e sternly; "s tand d o w n : " T h e witness proceeded to leave the box, and as soon as his back w.as turned to tho ju(lj;e he lauKhed derisively. The ind^e. Indignant a t th is c o n t e m p t of conri . called hlni back and asked him how he dared to laugh in court . "Did ye see me lauRh. your h o n o r ? " a.sked the offender. ".N'o. sir; bu t I heard you:" w.as lhe Irate reply. "Tha t evi­dence Is not .satisfactory:" said Pa t <iuletly.

How Theso Difficult Members of the Family May Bo Pleased.

Chrlstma-s books ure a safe and valu­able s tandby, .v subscription to auy of the several good youug people's periodicals is in the same category. A scrap a lbum, wi th an accomphuyin.i.' pair of clipping sheai-s. suggests i tsel t with these, as does a portfolio, diury or pocket memorandum.

A fountain pen or a screw pencil, with a lways and forever a good knife, Is more of the s ta l ioner ' s sloclc tha t Is su re to jilc-ise. -V clock for the l)oy's room or xi ca lendar may also be con­sidered.

A bo.v who h a s got to turnover col­lars and vests will rejoice in a card plate and cards , with, of .course, a neat little case. The same young gentle­man will also he glad of u na t ty um­brella, with his name somewliere on Ihe handle. I l ls less aspir ing brother, one or two years .vounger. will be (luito as well pleased witli one of the school sOrt. I l ls name may be s tamped on a bit of whi te linen and fastened to one of the rilis <in the inside, close to tho stick. This is not for ornament , but solely for purposes of lilenlilica-tion.

If a boy is a c.-inijier any th ing to ndd to this outfit will meet with his ap-

•proval. -V rubber coat, ex t ra high boots or a blanket of the same ma­terial, a Held or ojiera glass, folding dr inking cup. touris t ' s iioleliook—these and more rea<liiy suggest themselves.

Money in a purse or a purse wi ihout the money pleases a boy. .'So do a cup ind siiucer for his speriai use, a fruit knife or napkin r ing; games, e i ther new ones or a good set of the old doniliios, checkers, chess or a i>ack of cards in a ' a s e . Hoys like nny sort xit musical ins t rument , from a liar-monicon up. .\ boy to whom Chr i s tmas last year brouL-iit one of the cheap Init not unmusical niusic boxes amused himself for hours at n t ime wilh its easily learned tunes. .\ii accordion is ncceptable—10 the boy. not to ids neigh­borhood, j

To a young book lover a .set of | .sjielves for his t reasures Is n genuine ! [ileasure. They may be hnd from $.'5..'/) ! upward , even the chen|jest being well j finished wilh brass rod for n cur ta in . to whicii lhe boy will not obje<-t. .V desk is nuoiher piece of furni ture • wlilch a lioy of any size, from the four-year-old wilh his min ia ture one not a foot and a half high to his big | brother who wan l s a "roll top" thnt locks, will welcome. A elinir for his individual uso nt talde Is soraotfmcs a doubly Iiappy thought , grat i fying Its recipient nnd usefully supplement ing the dining room furniture.

FASHIONED" HOSE

Mean well-made, perfect fit, up-to-date style and the best fast color materials.

We are featuring this d r e s s as the p e r f e c t

HOUSE PRESS Sizes 36 to 46, in all styles Come in and look them over.

Ten styles — one shown below.

PRICE PRICE

^1.00 w^ $1.00

Prices 25^,, 3 5 ^ and 50e

Geo. B. Turner & Son

The New Waiits. To be worn with the suit to give the

effect of a complete costume Is the wnlst that mntehcs In color at least. If not thc material. Flesh color nnd while aro nlways dressy nnd, with n touch of tho color of tho suit nddod to them, givo n chnrmlnK effect nnd thc nccessnry conncctlnB llnlj.

Cliiffoti. georgette ernpc, net or tulje In n shade to match tho suit In mnde up ovor white lace. Often the Iwc sleeves aro loft uncovered with nio darker hued material. Marquisette Is n material thnt will bo frequently U8e<l for this purpose.

Tho less drcs.sy wnlst of crepo dc chine Is mndo on military lines, with high collar, epaulets, lonp: sleeves and mnny buttons. Mllltnry colors are ndd­od ns a decoration.

Collars nro oither high or low and flat, seldom n corablnntlon of tho two, or of the convertible type of which there were so mnny Inst senson. aiccves nre. ns stnted-before, long, nnd f« many caKcs they nre tight fitting, while others are, loose from shoulder to wrist, -with ttelit wHstbnnds.

HARVARD I N'cws I tenis .

Th*- }i'ilifl;i\- ?-o:t.son l)rint,'s niaii\' of thc* :r»v. fl families tou ether. L- Har -lo\v<- .Morse. <if Clark eollej,-*- is at hoin'-: xhi- Misses Amy and Wir.ni" I-lryaiit. of f'.reejilield aiui Worcesii-i, resi)f-c-.*iveiy. a re with Mr. arul .\in^. A. \V. Mryant: Mr. aiul Mr>i. I lenry 0:tJe h a v their (lMu;;hter. Mrs. Harry Atwo.td. with Mr. At wood and the i r tw.. rh i ldren . l lu th an<t haby, from Worrestt r: I Jr. and Mrs. Itoy.al have thei r sons, Kent from the Harvard nu-ciical seh'iol. nnt\ I-;i!f-i-\- from \\*or-f* .-tir J 'oi; t.-fh!iic with theni for ;i few i la \s .

Mr. and .\ir.s, I'i ice. a v-oun-,-- yi.un.^' couith- "H tiieii" wed<lin,L; ti'ip. a re sta>'-in-' with .Mr. ar.d Mrs. Arid rew HasUe'd. :.s L;iiests of !.^twrenee Healh . who was a nfi;jhitor of tlu irs at their home in .Maint-.

Tht irsda\ ' o\'(*niiiu .the union <"'hrist-mas <oneert and tree eelcliratifin was u'iven at the i,,\vn hall. The we.ather proved disapijointin^^. hut did not pre­vent a full house of the children from -tl! ovt r Ih'- town. The school har;;:es Were :.:;i T.I ci-ii\ey free of charge all the c'hiN'r<-n of ihe differ<-nt districts. Tlu- " fav^r-" in Ihe shape of fancy Colored raps, worn li\' noarI\ ' everyoiuf in the hall, ^'.iv^ a genuine holiday t"n<- to 111'' party, Tandy was abun­dant and L;ivt n withoul stint to all. and a I! ;h»- child ion were ^'iven one ))rtscTit frohi the Kaily decorated trees. The children srinic carols .-ind Kred \Vrani;h:ini acted as Santa (Mans, and Ihe f 'anip-tire (Jirls dis tr ibuted the presents .

o u r popular p r imary teacher . Miss Heb n J'nnd. who v a s <loin'r such ^^ood work with the little tots in the first Kr.ides. has resigned her positirm here and will remaiTi a ' her home in I 'ep­perell on accounl of jll heal th .

Thf old Mynes' homes tead , with th*' blK oim lr<*e, will .soon be a thinK" of the past. The troo. which waw badly decayed, has been takon <lown and destroyed, and now the bui ldings aro beimr renu>\*-d and the grounds level­ed.

<»rnnc<'. The OranKO closod a vory Interost­

lnp year ' s work on Tuo.sday evening with an ontor ta inmont in charge of tho now monnborfl. Tho cnmmittoo. Mr.»c. X. A. Dill. MIHH Kmila HorKoy and Mi.sft lola HonilH. prosontod tho following p r o g r a m ; "Thc midniprht a la rm, or thc r a t camo back ," a ono-act comedy, with Krod W r a n g h a m , M1R.S Oraco Morse, Mrs. Malcolm Campboll and Mrs. K. J . MctAiigh-lin's anpora cat in the ca-nt. Inc ident­ally some of Mr. McLaughl in ' s p r ime now cider l lgurod In carryln.sr out the comedy par t . A chorus of mixed voices .sang several Chr i s tmas carols and then Santa Claus appea red with a large whee lba r row of proKonts for cvory momber presont. Tn most caso« the presents were compioto surprises , and everybody seemed to have a good time.

A class for mombcrsh ip has boen s tar ted for 19I(> and a l r eady a dozen name.H or m o r e a r c recorded. The next regu la r mooting will be hold on Tuesday evening, J a n u a r y 4, whon the regt i lar ins ta l la t ion of ofTicers will t ake placo. Uev. A. H. Wheelock, tho chapla in of the Stato Grange, will install t he officers. Thoso who have hoard Mr. -Wheelock ' will an t ic ipa te th is oppor tun i ty to h e a r h im speak again .

GROTON

Wo-^t (irololi I loms. I.eon Kane is to leavo town soon

.'iflt-r Chr i s tmas to en te r thc cniploy i.f ;i p rominent ])Unnbin^ comiiany of I'.osKin.

Iliith K. Kane visited with fr iends i'l I-'itfl]hur;< on .Monda.v.

.Mrs. I-;. l;eltoch(- and .Mrs, IJ. Lud­den spent the day .Monday shopp ing in Lowtl l .

.Mrs. Hohc-rty am] f.-tinily a ro to HtKiiti Chr i s tmas witll he r dan^hlt-r . Mrs. Chester Hill.

The Misses Annie, K a t h e r i n e . .N'(dlio and .M.ir.v ("lonin a r c to spend the h<ili(i:i\s at thcii- Iu.me here . T h t i r nioih.-r-, .Mi-s. Ci-toiin. is slowly- rci-ovtr-iii'^ ir.'in a s»-\ t-re aitcidetr..

.Mrs. l-'rank .March is cnti-rtaininK .'••-latives from Lowell,

.li 'seph l i rcnnan went thi.s weois l'"ri-ilay tn spi'nil the holidays at. his h o m e in W.'ilpole.

.Mrs. Wiliier P.Iooii is still nnilcr tho c.'ire of her physici.'m and nnrst-.

Williain Kane, of South Ttoston, is visitini; at his homo here ovor Ihi; h' . i idays. C 1!, D.

N'ow AilvorllsoiiioilLs.

I'-Oll S.M.I-".—.V Fiiu- .\iri-clalc Hitch with two pups, or will cxctianKc for .-;li-(l OI- KannlnK tools, Hn.X 171, .\ycr. Mass, 1110" •

lii-:.\,\s l-'oii s.\l.l-: cilK.xi"—A fiuan­tity of While I'f'a l ieans (ffr tiaklnu, t-tc, 1 as Ihoy camo from tho fannlni? mil!; about 20% moro or loss spotted. l»rl<-o 10 .'ontM por qiinrt at the f.irm. W, I', WHAItTll.S", FIveoaks Farm, t iroton. M.1SS.

Fi.siiixr; iiMTVOK s.xi.i-:—GKonc.K LI'DDINCTON, Third .Street. Ayer. .Mass, 2tl5*

FOK SAI.K—Ono nice full-hlooded MorKsm Driving Horse. 10 yoars old; fearless of all objects; w d s h t 1000 IbH. F. H. I'IKIJCK, Ayor.

BERKSHIRES FOR SALE Wo must sell our en t i re stock of IMRH

this winter—KOod harRalns tho r e m i t . Como car ly and sot the pick of thc herd. All FlKs from res l s te red parenLs.

Also, for sale. Po t a to I ' lan tcr . Po t a to DlKKcr. Pot.ato Hoo, 2 C h a m h e r Seta, Ico Chest, Concord BliKKy. 4 t l6

prxKcni'-sar ORCHAIIH.S <;roton

ONIA' ONK .MOUK WEKK TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE

20 » Discount AT THB

Red Front Store

on nil Sitnpic Roods nnd from our cnta-loKKCS- Wc niHO linvc n nice line of

liOlAS, GAMES, nOOK.S, MIXTIIAN-ic.M- TOYS, tn-c .

Mnke yonr selectlon.s enrly nnd nvold tlic riLsli.

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The Brownell Manufacturing Com­pany, of Providence, R. L. the own­ors of thc Chandler Planer buildlnK. announco olllclally that they have leased the building to a Worcester Trm. who It is said will take posses­sion January 1. The Brownell Com-pany have ordered tho property of Oohorty Brothers, of Lowell, removed to make way for thc new firm. Thc lew concern manufacturo lathes and machine parts.

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Interment in the family lot on Tues­day, Older residents rememher Mrs. Bartlett as having lived here in thc house built by her late husbandt on M.ain street, now occujiied hy F. B. Higgins.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Reed, of Manchester. X. H,. .Mr. and .Mrs. Shirley and Ilttle daughtor Catherine. of -Swampscott. are enjoying the holi­day season with Mr. and .Mr.s. Henrv B. Hiklreth.,

On last week Friday afternoon the memhers of the Country club were entertained at the home of Miss .lulla Herilhy. South row. This bein:; the CJiristmas meeiing a very pleasing entertainment had been |)lanned. A large slocking had boen arranged by thc hostess, tilled with gifts contribu­ted by the cluh member.s. .Much en­joyment w-as derived by the exchange of gifts and Christmas greetings. An <<xcellent luncheon was served by the ho.stess. The next meeting w-ill be held on January 12 with Mrs. Liia Hayward, Bayberry hill.

Two hundred and twenty-four mill­ions of people are engagod in agri­culture in India.

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A s J o n e s w e n d e d h i s u n c e r t a i n w-ay h o m e w a r d h e j i o n d c r e d w a y s of c o n ­c e a l i n g ' h i s c o n d i t i o n f r o m h i s w i f e . " I ' l l g o h o m e . ind r e a d , " , h e d e c i d e d , " W h o e v e r hea rd" of a d r u n k e n m.an re . ' u l ing .a b o o k ' . ' "

L a t e r .Mrs. J o n e s h o a r d a noi.se iiv t h e l ib ra r .v . " W h a l in t h e w o r l d a r o y o u d o i n g in t h e r e ' . ' " s h e a s k e d .

" R e a d i n g , m y d e a r . " J o n e s r e p l l e a c h e e r f u l l y .

" • i 'ou o ld i d i o t , " s h e s a i d s c o r n f u l l y , a.s s h e l o o k e d in a t t h e l i b r a r y doo";-.. " t i h u i iiji t h a t v . i l i se a n d c o m e t o b e d . "

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Nov« Tt<*mfl. Mrs. Lawrence w-ent to Beach Blufrs

to enjoy Ihe Christmas senson ns the guest of her cousins, the Norman Dellnghams,

.MISH Helen Dodge is In Beverly cel­ebrating Chrlstm.-is with hor grand­mother and her aunt, Mrs. 'Wood­bury. Other members of thc Jesse Dodge family are Christmas frucsta of tho F. A. Hosmer's.

Mi.<i.s Lucy and Emily Adams and the Misses I'orter of West Acton en­joy the hospitality of tho N. H. Whit­comh family In Xewtown.

Mrs. Thoinas .Stephens went to Mar-hlchead Thursdny and later In thc week .Mr. Stephens followed her to their daughter's homo, whore thoy win spend the holidays with the Frank Plummer's.

AmonK the home returning: students for thc holiday season wo notice Misses Aria Stone. Olive Thacher Marlon Whitcomb, Prliicllla and Faith Falrlleld, Mnry, Katherlne and Evelyn KImbnII, Miss Carey, John Fairneld Wnrren Hartwell, . OoorRe HartVell' Norman Bonnell, Roland Houfchton Heywood Knowlton, Edwin Eaton! Teachers at homo arc Herbert "Whit-

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Owing to hard walking there Wns hut a small attendance at thc excel­lent Chrlstmns concert exercises last Sunday evening nl thc ve.stry.

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Contcr. The children have been rehearsing

their exercises and enrol singlns for the community Christmas tree and have been looking forward to thc coming of Friday evening when their happy anticipations will be 'realized The grown-ups as well hnve been fllN ed with the Christmas spirit of the children nnd it Is expected thnt all roads will lend to Memorial hall on Christmas eve. the scene of Rllttcrlng trees, happy children nnd Chrlstmns Joy.

At the Congregationnl church Sun­d.ay morning Rev. A. L. Struthers" sermon subject Is •'Rejected gifts." C. K. evening topic, -''How to keep on thc up-grade." Leader, Hilda John­son. "

Thc remains of Mrs. Marthn Bart­lett, aged 90 years and 10 months, who i>a.<sed away at hor homo In Ayor, were brought to townsend fori

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$ 2 . 0 0 and $ 2 . 2 5 Coffee Pereolators ^ ~<

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Ca.sseroles . $ 1 . 2 5 to $ 2 . 5 0 "

Ever Ready Flashlights

75<^ and $ 1 . 0 O Wa.sh Boilers ' $ 1 . 7 5 to $ 4 . 0 O H-Coin Banks $ 1 . 0 0 to $ 1 . 5 0 Cello Xickel Hot AVater Bottles

$ 2 . 0 0 loe Skates SO i' to $ 1 . 2 5 Hockey Sticks 5 ^ to 50^^

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$ 1 . 0 0 to $ 3 . 5 0 ,

Paris Sleds 50f^ to 8 5 ^ '

Food Choppers $ 1 . 0 0 and $ 1 . 2 5 i

Bread Mixers $ 1 . 9 8 - ^

-Arop Wringers $1 . !35 -•

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$ 2 . 5 0 to $ 4 . 5 0 .

Ash Cans $ 1 . 5 0 and $ 2 . 0 0 -

Ash Sifters 35<* to $2.25^'^

Pocket Knives . 2 5 ^ to $1.0CP -^

Sad Irons, set of three $ 1 . 5 0 Electric Flat Irons $3,135 ".

Pyrene Fire Extinguishers $ 7 . 0 0 "

Lanterns 5 0 ^ to $ 1 . 2 5 Driving Lamps $ 1 . 5 0 and $ 2 . 5 0 •^'

I'ron Vises 7 5 ^ to $ 2 . 2 5 Perfection Oil Heaters

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A t t h e r e c e n t b u s i n e s s m e e t i n g of t h e C E . s o c i e t y h e l d a t t h e h o m e of M l l t o n W i l d e r t h e f o l l o w i n g oi f lcers a n d c o m m i t t e e s w e r e e l e c t e d , f o r t h e n e w y e a r : H a r o l d S w i c k e r , pres . ; R a l p h B u s h , v . p . ; H e l e n W h i t c o m h , s e c . ; A m y ' W h i t c o m b , c o r . s e c ; F r a n ­c i s S t r u t h e r s , t r e a s . ; A l b e r t G. Set iver. o r g a n i s t ; c o m m i t t e e s , H i l d a J o h n s o n . M r s S t r u t h e r s , H e l e n W h i t c o m b , look o u t , H a r o l d S w i c k e r , M r s . C a r i l a n d . M a u d e H y d e , p r a y e r m e e t i n g ; A r i l n e C l a r k e , H e l e n H I g g l n s . G e o r g e S e a r l e s . G e r t r u d e H I g g l n s , " F l o r e n c e L a n c e y . C h a r l o t t e S t r u t h e r s . O r v i l l e M c K e n ­z i e , socla.1; M r s : S t r u t h e r s . M r s . C l e n i -e n t . A m y R l x f o r d , m i s s i o n a r y ; A l i c e D a v l a , R a l p h B u s h , H e l e n T a r b e l l , M i l t o n Wi lder . A n o N o t o m a n , m u s i c ; A m y W h i t c o m b . M i s s D o n n e l l . A l b e r t C o w i a n d , M a b e l T e m p l e , H a r l e y I 'ark­e r flowor; M l s s T w o m b l y . A l i c e D a v i s , H i l d a J o h n s o n , r e c e p t i o n .

T h e m a n y f r i e n d s a n d f o r m e r s c h o o l m a t e s o f G e o r g e R. D . i v i s wi l l b e s o r r j - t o h e a r t h a t h e Is a t a Bo.s­t o n h o s p i t a l . Ill w i t h w a t e r <iii t h e l u n g H i s l u n g h a s h e e n taiij>e(l a n d h e i s a s c o m f o r t a b l e a s c o u l d b-.- e.x­p e c t e d a t l a s t r e p o r t s .

M r s A b b J e S h a t t u c k a n d h e r (lau;.'h-ter . M i s s G l a d y s , h a v e ;;oiif^ to G a r d ­n e r t o t a k e c h a r g e of a l o d ; ; i n g h o u s e .

P a r k e S t r u t h e r s . . i n . s t r u c t q r in b i ­o l o g y a t t h e P e n n s y l v a n i a S t a t u c o l ­l e g e . Is e n j o y i n g t h e h o l U l a y set ison w i t h h i s p a r e n t s . R e v . a n d Airs. A. L S t r u t h e r s . M o n d a y n iorn ih jr hr-'wt-nt t o M a i n e in t h e i n t e r e s t o f h i s collcj;)-w o r k , h i s f a t h e r a c c o m p a n y i n g : hini . W h l l o t h e r e t h e y v i s i t e d frii.-nils in A l f r e d , t h e i r f o r m e r h o m o a n d ptirish. r e t u r n i n g h o m o 0:1 Thiir>td-'iy.

T h o n e x t m e e t i n g of t h o i l o n d a y c l u b w i l l b e h e l d o n IMonday a f t o r ­n o o n , D e c e m b e r 2 7 — a t h i n i b l o ptirty. i n c h a r g e o f t h o hoste . ss . 31rs. E v o l y n W a r r e r

A t t h e G r a n g e o n M o n d a y e v e n i n g t h o l i t e r a r y p r o g r a m wi l l b e a m i s ­c e l l a n e o u s o n e , i n c l u d i n g re i )or ; s of d e l e g a t e s a t t e n d i n g t h o r e c e n t .State G r a n g e in S p r i n g f i e l d .

A f t e r t h e c o n c e r t proprram to be g l \ e n in . M e m o r i a l h a l l o n n e w yearns e v o b y t h e T o w n s e n d h a n d t h e r e wil l b e d a n c i n g b y t h e fu l l b a n d : a l s o , r i n ^ p i t c h i n g f o r a t t r a c t i v e j jr izes . ytuoss c a k e , h o m e - m a d e c a n d y and ice

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E d w a r d M o r e y . w h o h a s b e e n .i g u e s t o f R c v . . l o s e p h . M a c K o a n . ha.s i ' -t u r n c d t o h i s h o m e In W o r c e s t e r .

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C i a s s i c n i i n u s i c of tho u t m o s t b e a u t y Is s u n g n l t h e l o v e f e a s t s e r v i c e . I t Is s p e c i a l M o r a v i a n m u s i c , o f t e n s u n g from lua in : scr i ! i t s c o r e s o v e r a h u n ­d r e d y e a r s o ld . w h i c h w h c u n o t In u s e nre kei i t in t i i e g r e a t a n - l i i v e v a u l t s of t h e cliur.- l i . P c a l s o u t t h e g r e a t c h o r u s , t h a n k i n g t h e I n f a n t J e s u s f o r hLs b e n e f a c t i o n s .

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T h e r e Is t h e f n m o u s M p r a v i a n t r o m ­b o n e c h o i r , w i t h a tu l l s t r i n g o r c h e s t r a a n d t h e s k i l l f u l orgni i i s t a t t h e o r g a n . -Vnd t h e c l i i ld i 'on d o th.-ir s h a r e o f t h e s i n g i n g . -Vgain e a e h p e r s o n in t h e a u d i e n c e , y o u n g or old. r e c e i v e s a l i g h t ­e d c a n d l e i n m e m o r y of t h e o n e b o r n e b y C o u n t Z i i i ze i idor f s o m a n y y e a r s a g o . K v e n t l i e c l ioir m e m b e r s h o l d ta i lors a s t lu-y s i n g .

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" i ' e w h o w o u l d b e t r u l y hap­p.v, d o g o o d , d o g o o d ; L i v e n o t for y o u r s e l v e s , f o r t h e r e Is n o Joy In self­i s h n e s s . D i s p e l the gr i e f a n d w a n t y o u s e e e v e r y w h e r e a r o u u d y o u . G i v e f r e e l y of w h a t y o u h a v e a i id t h e r e b y l a y u p t r e a s u r e s In h e a v e n . "

T h u s c h i m e the b e l l s , , a n d ho w b o h e e d s t b e i r s o l e m n w a r n i n g •while; m e r rl!y t h e y r ing m a y h a v e hla Cbris tmai i b l e s s i n g if h e w i l l .

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