MANCHESTER 
Fred F. Brasch has sold his house 
and land on Pine street to M. E. 
Gorman. 
P. H. Boyle was one of the 
speakers at the Republican rally in 
Gloucester Monday night. 
Mrs. A. G. T. Smith has been en- 
tertaining her sister, Miss Florence 
Holbrook, of Everett. 
Arthur Lodge opened a_ second 
year of study at the Burdett Busi- 
ness College Tuesday. 
Chester Dodge, a clerk for Bul- 
lock Bros. grocery firm, was called 
to Hamilton Saturday night by the 
sudden death of his father, Elbridge 
Dodge, who died of heart failure. 
Chester Dodge has many friends in 
town, who extend him their most 
sincere sympathy in his great be- 
reavement. 
Capt. John Allen has invited the 
employes at Bullock’s bakery and 
at Allen’s grocery store, Washing- 
ton street, to be his guests at one 
of his famous clam bakes at his 
camp at Gloucester Sunday. 
Sidney Peters, son of Mr. and 
Mrs. C. S. Peters, of Bennett street, 
was in the Massachusetts General 
hospital Saturday and Sunday for 
an operation on his tonsils. 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
Manchester Public Library—New 
Books. 
Causes and Effects in American 
History, Morse, 973—M 11. 
Historic Summer Haunts from 
Newport to Portland, Bullard, 
y17.4—B 4. 
Mark Twain, 3 vols., Paine, B-C 
6251. 
Tragedy of Andersonville, the 
Trial of Captain Henry Wurz, the 
prison keeper, Chipman, 973.7—C8. 
Fiction. 
Arm Chair at the Inn, Smith, 
047.17; 
Hero of Lucknow, Brereton, 
B 841.2. 
Knight of St. John, Brereton, 
B 841.3. 
Mother, Norris, N 856.1. 
Out of the Wreck I Rise, Hara- 
den, H 20.8. 
Red Lane; Day, D 273-3: 
Squire’s Daughter, Marshall, 
M 3671.3. 
Their Yesterdays, Wright, 
W 949.4 
White Shield. Reed, R 325.5. 
Charles Chadwick, driver of the 
auto truck of the Manchester Fire 
Department is enjoying a_ two 
weeks” vacation. Waldo Peart is 
taking his place at the engine house. 
MANCHESTER 
Monday forenoon a _ runaway 
horse caused some little excitement 
in Central square. Douglas McKim, 
driver of the Manchester Wet Wash 
team, carried a box into a house on 
School street; when the horse, be- 
coming frightened, dashed down the 
street and up Central street at top 
speed. Boxes of laundry fell from 
the team in quick succession and a 
crowd gathered, but it was not until 
. W. Cawthorne’s Bakery was 
reached that the excited horse was 
stopped. Gordon Cool and William 
Walsh stopped the outfit just in time 
to prevent an upset. 
Letters remaining unclaimed at the 
Manchester, Mass., Postoffice for 
wek ending October 5, 1912: Miss 
Margaret Bartlett, Mrs. Eliz. Daley, 
Mrs. J. A. Hall, Joseph Irwin, Miss 
Mary Jordan, Bobbe Mfg. Co., Miss 
Margaret McBunn, Miss Elizabeth 
Murtag, William Martin, Miss 
Nourse, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ord- 
way, D. W. Northrup, R. Praschlik, 
Mrs. Putnam, Walter L. Putnam, 
Miss Margaret Shea, Mikoly Soszyn- 
ski, Mrs. E. F. Smith, Mrs. Russell 
Syemore, E. A. Talpey, J. Willming- 
ton, Jasper Whiting, Mrs. Harry 
White, Mr. and Mrs. John Winters. 
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