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Barn Party. Endorses Haskell. Bible School Picnic. 
A very pretty barn party was given 
in West Manchester Monday night 
in honor of Mr. A. Walker of Philadel- 
phia, who has been a recent guest of 
friends in town. The affair was held 
in the stable connected with the 
Samuel] Carr estate, which the War- 
ders have this season. More than 40 
of the employees at the summer resi- 
dences in that section were present. 
The dance was held in the carriage 
house, which was tastily decorated for 
the occasion in bunting, foliage and 
cut flowers, making a very pretty 
setting for the white dresses of the 
young ladies. The cotilion was led 
by Miss Bessie Barker and Mr. 
Walker. Refreshments consisting of 
sherbet, ice-cream, cake and punch 
were served. Long’s orchestra fur- 
nished the music. This was the first 
of a series of such parties to be given 
under the direction of Misses Mar- 
garet Collins, Mary Connolly and 
Emma Carlson of Washington. Mrs. 
Wallace chaperoned the party. 
Samples of Herbarium Paper mailed on request. 
Cambridge Botanical Supply Company 
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 
EVERYTHING USEFUL TO BOTANISTS. 
At a largely attended meeting of 
the Beverly Republican club last Sat- 
urday night, Ulysses G. Haskell was 
unanimously, endorsed as candidate 
for district attorney. 
In presenting the resolutions en- 
dorsing Mr. Haskell’s candidacy, 
John J. Cummings reviewed in brief 
form the career of Mr. Haskell, his 
boyhood, his position as a lawyer, his 
career as representative, speaking in 
the highest terms of what he had 
done in the past and expressing the 
greatest confidence in Mr. Haskell’s 
ability to fill the position of district 
attorney with honor to himself, to his 
supporters and to the party. 
Candy Sale. 
The Candy sale in aid of the Man- 
chester base-ball team in the small 
banquet hall, Pulsifer’s block, Thurs- 
day night, met with most successful 
results, about $50 being netted. The 
young ladies having the sale in charge 
were Misses Edith Wheaton, Carolyn 
E. Allen and Susie Allen, to whom 
great credit is due for the success of 
the affair. 
Three tables in the hall were beau- 
tifully decked with cut flowers, and 
contained a big variety of candies and 
sweetmeats, all of which was home 
made. The candy was put up in boxes 
of various designs, the handiwork of 
Miss Carolyn Allen. 
The entire proceeds of the sale went 
to the base-ba]l team. The use of the 
hall was given to the young ladies by 
Mr. Pulsifer. 
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MAGNOLIA, MASS. 
ONE HOUR’S RIDE FROM BOSTON. 
FINE GOLFING, KETTLE COVE GOLF CLUB. 
SURF AND STILL WATER BATHING. 
SUITES WITH BATH. 
Send for illustrated booklet. 
GOOD FISHING, 
EXCELLEN1 CUISINE. 
THOS. O. PAIGE, Proprietor. 
The annual picnic of the Bible 
school of the Baptist church, Man- 
chester, was held at Tuck’s Point 
Thursday, more than 200 attending. 
The day was passed ina most pleasant 
manner by those who attended, the 
children greatly enjoying the sports 
which had been arranged for them. 
It was a basket picnic, but coffee 
and: lemonade were furnished by the 
school. Ice-cream was for sale. 
The summary of sports follows: 
Sneaker race—Joe Chadwick, 1st; Walter 
Howe, 2d. 
mea race— Willie Walen, Ist; John Lee, 
2d. 
Shoe race ior small boys—Horace Temple, 
Ist; David Chadwick, 2d. 
Egg race, first heat—Alice Sargent, 1st; 
Ethel Stanley, 2d. 
Second heat— Olive Cook, Ist; Lena 
Jones, 2d. 
David 
Doughnut race—John Lee, Ist; 
Chadwick, 2d. . 
Three-legged race—Raymond Crocker, Ist; 
John Lee, 2d. 
Junior three-legged race—Horace Temple, 
Ist: Rufus Long, 2d. 
Slow bicycle race—Miss Trask. 
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Notary, Justice of the Peace. 
25 Bridge Street, MANCHESTER 
GEO. E, WILLMONTON, 
North Shore REAL ESTATE 
and INSURANCE, 
5 Pleasant Street, MANCHESTER. 
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EDWARD S. KNIGHT, 
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Dealer in Fine Plants, Bulbs and Seeds. 
FLOWERS for all occasions. 
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MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA. 
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