The Gloucester Woman’s Club will host a series of talks of local and historic community interest on Wednesday evenings throughout July at historic Edgehill House, 6805 Main Street, Gloucester. The topics are: July 1: “Luna,” a colonial-style tall ship that sails today; July 8: “The Dragon in Our Midst,” a local tributary; July 15: “Traveling a Marine Highway,” a brief history of steamboat life in and around Gloucester; July 22: “Daffodils,” their history and economic impact on Gloucester County; and July 29: “Robert Mush/Mursh,” a Pamunkey Indian School student and soldier in the Continental Army. Each 35- to 40-minute talk will be followed by a brief question-and-answer period. Light refreshments will be served. The talks are free and open to the public, but seating is limited, so RSVP is requested by email. Provide name, desired date(s), and number of guests to gwomansclub@gmail.com. If necessary, call or text 804-815-2795....