NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
SOCIETY NOTES 
If President Taft and family come 
to the North Shore next season it will 
not be to “Parramatta” they will 
come, for the estate is to rent. It 
-would be too large a place for the 
then ex-President, anyway. It is not 
unlikely that the Tafts will come to 
the shore and that they will have a 
smaller estate, perhaps on the Man- 
chester or Beverly Farms shore. 
President Taft and party will sail to- 
morrow for Panama on a two-weeks’ 
trip for inspection of the canal, re- 
turning the last day of the year. The 
trip will be made by way of Key 
West and then on the U. S. S. Arkan- 
sas to the canal. 
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A number of families have opened 
their cottages on the shore for over 
the holidays. 
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Mrs. Eleonora R. Sears, wife of 
Frederick R. Sears of Boston and 
Beverly Farms, and daughter of T. 
Jetferson Coolidge of Manchester, died 
shortly before noon yesterday at her 
home, 122 Beacon street, Boston, after 
an illness of five days with pneumonia. 
Since her marriage to Mr. Sears, 30 
years ago, Mrs. Sears had held a fore- 
most place in Boston. Yet, though re- 
lated to the oldest Boston families 
and of great wealth, she lived so quiet- 
ly that to the public at large she was 
little known, save as the mother of 
Miss Eleonora R. Sears. Her friends, 
however, knew her as one of the most 
charitable women in Boston and 
spoke of her as “a saint on earth.” 
Active in all the affairs of Trinity 
church, prominent in the Widows’ So- 
ciety, Mrs. Sears had in addition 
countless private charities to which 
she contributed constantly and with- 
out stint. For many years Mrs. Sears 
had lived in the house on Beacon 
street, near Berkeley, spending her 
summers at Beverly Farms. She is 
survived by her father, Mr. Coolidge; 
by her husband and her two children, 
Miss Eleonora R. Sears and Freder- 
ick R. Sears, Jr., and by two sisters, 
Mrs. Lucius M. Sargent and Mrs. 
Thomas Newbold. Her only brother, 
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr., died during 
the past year. 
Nearly 400,000 school pupils in the 
Philippines are engaged in some kind 
of industrial work. ‘Twenty-six well 
equipped trade schools have been es- 
tablished in Manila and the various 
provinces, there is a college of agri- 
culture at Los Banos and a college of 
engineering. has been added _ to the 
University of the Philippines. 
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SAME OLD WINTER. 
old snowstorms, same old sleet. 
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mud out in the street. 
bluster, same old blow, 
prophet—‘‘told you so.’’ 
wet fog, same old ice, 
food way up in price. 
puddles, same old slip, 
old crack in lower lip. 
old blizzard, same old blast, 
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failure of the gas. 
frozen pipes to thaw, 
shovelin’ job for pa. 
scratch through winter junk, 
moths been in the trunk. 
shrunken union suit, 
using cast-off loot. 
thaw and same old freeze, 
dribble, same old sneeze. 
moth balls, same old smell, 
crazy football yell. 
doctor’s bills to pay, 
stand-off, same old way. 
rubbers, same old spats, 
price for women’s hats. 
card games, same old club, 
playing off the rubs. 
hole in overshoes, 
cakes and sirup, too, 
car, too hot or cold, 
strap-hang, all seats sold. 
job of hauling in 
coal in same old bin. 
home-made pumpkin pie, 
spring-time—by and by. 
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PERHAPS there is no other article of wearing apparel so acceptable as a Gift of Gloves. 
so pleasantly priced as at this Holiday Season. 
Women's, Misses and Children's 
**RBacmo’’ Was' ab'e Chamois Gloves 
*“Bacmo’’ English Tan Cape Gloves 
**Rachmo’’ Mocha Gloves 
P. K. & PXM sewn; choice at 
$1.00 
Fownes, Centimeri & Jouvin 
Gloves 
ALL colors; all sizes, 
$1.50 & $2 00 
WOMEN’S SILK 
MITTENS 
$1.00 Pr 
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bs We also wish to mention glove ceftificates. 
la why not purchase a certificate that the recipient may make her own selection 
\@ and be properly fitted. 
erent GOOG GCC COICO OOO OOO OOOO 
FOWNE’S WOOL 
GLOVES 
50c to $1.25 
Our stock was never larger more varied & 
Misses’ and Boys’ Gloves 
SCOTCH and brush wool; 
a complete 
tange of sizes, 
25c and 50c 
ANGORA WOOL 
If you do not know the size— 
GLOVES 
$2.50 
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