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PRIDES: CROSSING. 
H. Clay Pierce and family .came on 
from St. Louis Sunday by special 
train and joined the. Eben. Richards 
Abe Sar DOr low oan 
Among the early arrivals the com- 
ing week are expected Mrs..G. How- 
land Shaw and family. Their cottage 
off Hale street has been put in readi- 
ness during the past week. 
The J. Ogden Armours will be at 
Prides this year having leased ~ the 
Alexander Cochrane cottage ‘‘ West- 
side.’ The Cochranes are going 
abroad for the summer. 
Mrs. Daniel Ahl and son, Leonard 
D., closed their Commonwealth 
avenue house and came down _ to 
Prides Wednesday. 
After being held up between Bos- 
ton and New York for ten days, on 
account of the strike of the freight- 
handlers in New York, Judge Moore’s 
tally-hoes arrived Tuesday. 
Henry P. McKean and family of 
Penllyn, Pa., arrived at their cottage 
here for the summer Wednesday. 
The Misses Paineand Mrs. John S. 
Gardner and two daughters were 
among the arrivals of the early part of 
the week. 
Francis J. Cotting came down over 
the road in an automobile from town 
Wednesday and is again at his cottage 
here. Mr. Cotting has a new electric 
car for his own use this summer, 
The Henry C. Fricks, who have 
taken the Robert S. Bradley place 
this summer, are expected here the 
last of next week. 
William S. Dexter is among the 
lastest arrivals here. He came down 
from Boston yesterday. 
BEVERLY COVE. 
As at other places along the shore 
the season here this year is rather 
backward. Still, notwithstanding the 
cold and rainy weather that has_ pre- 
vailed during the week, several new 
arrivals have helped to swell the num- 
ber of the summer colony. 
Mrs. Dudley L. Pickman came 
down from Boston Thursday and oc- 
cupied her beautiful cottage at Hos- 
pital Point. The Pickman cottage is 
one of the most picturesquely located 
residences on the whole North Shore, 
commanding a fine view of the coast 
for many miles. 
Mrs. Samuel Mandell arrived at the 
Shore Wednesday. She has taken 
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D. H. MAMPRE 
Respectfully announces that he has opened a first- 
class Ladies’ Tailoring establishment in the new Endicott 
Building. 
I have had a long experience in this line 
exclusive Ladies’ Tailoring estsblishments in 
guarantee satisfaction in every respect. 
Latest Styles Fancy Garments, 
Made Suits and Shirt-Waist 
MADE TO ORDER AT REASONABLE PRICES. 
Endicott Building, 
BEVEREY, 
in some of the 
Boston, and I 
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the Lefavour cottage for the summer. 
Mrs. Mandell is a regular visitor to 
Beverly and has occupied the Le- 
favour cottage for several years. 
Mrs. Alexander Stewart is at her 
home in Beverly. 
Norman Greeley has just purchased 
a new launch which he has anchored 
_ off his place. 
Mrs. A. Shuman has arrived at 
‘““Hetmere”’ for the summer. It isa 
matter of regret to her many friends 
that her health is such as to require 
the presence of a nurse. 
William Endicott came to the Cove 
on Monday for the season. 
Tuesday marked the arrival of 
George W. Bentley from Somerville 
who opened his cottage on Corning 
street on that day. 
Ellis L. Dressel opened his cot- 
tage at Cove hill Wednesday. 
Beverly Baseball. 
Beverly continued her victorious ca- 
reer last Saturday, defeating the Cam- 
bridge team by the score of 10 to 4. 
McCue was in the box for the locals 
and was well nigh invincible, only 
five scattering hits being made of his 
delivery. On the other hand, Regan 
who was in the box for Cambridge - 
was easy for the Beverly sluggers 
and they netted 15 hits with a total of 
eighteen. 
Beverly started right in in the first 
inning and scored four runs by good 
clean hitting. She was never headed 
and at no stage of the game was her 
lead in danger. 
The features of the game were a 
magnificent running catch by Lane 
and the heavy batting of Beverly. 
The Enons of North Beverly had 
an easy time of it with the Salem 
Cycle club team defeating them by 
the score of 19 to 3. The game was 
_ too one-sided to be interesting. 
Beverly will play Watertown this 
afternoon and the fans look to see 
Beverly add one more to her long 
string of victories. Watertown, how- 
evér, has a very strong team and an - 
interesting game can be looked for, 
