NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
- MANCHESTER. 
Miss Esther F. Pulsifer of Pitts- 
field, N. H. has been the guest of Mr. 
and Mrs. Gus A. Knoerrat their home 
on Bennett Street. 
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman W. Floyd en- 
joyed a trip to Newport on Thursday. 
Miss Grace Prest is enjoying a 
week’s respite from her duties in Bos- 
ton. 
The house at the Cove where Oliver 
Gilman lived, and the scene of the fire 
the first part of the summer, has been 
torn down the past week. 
Miss Mary Dodge left here Mon- 
day for Mt. Holyoke where she will 
continue her studies the coming year. 
Last year Miss Dodge was at Lassell 
Seminary. 
Master Cheever Hersey, who has 
been at Nova Scota all summer, has 
returned to his home here. 
Miss Lydian Pert of Beverly, form- 
erly of Manchester, was noted in town 
during the week. 
Misses Edith and Nellie Pert were 
of Chelsea were recent guests of Mr. 
and Mrs. W. J. Pert. 
Miss Alice Roberts of Salem, for- 
merly of this town, was a guest here 
the first of the week of Miss Bessie 
Allen, Washington street. 
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and two 
children of Salem have been guests 
the past week of Mrs. Frederick Burn- 
ham, School street. 
Dr. C. L. Gilman, who has been 
spending the summer here, returned 
‘to his West Roxbury home Wednes- 
day. 
A. G. Monteiro and family left 
Boston a few days ago, where they 
have been visiting friends the past 
two weeks, for their new home in 
Hayward, Cal. 
J. C. Morse of Toledo, O., is a guest 
at the Manchester house, arriving here 
on the opening day. Mr. Morse has 
paid a visit to Manchester every sum- 
mer for the past seven years, and 
though he was disappointed this year, 
owing to the fact the Manchester 
house was closed, he has come to 
spend a few days before returning 
west. 
The stone crushing plant on Pleas- 
ant street was closed down the latter 
part of last week. 
Frank Hardy of Gloucester, who 
has just completed four years’ service 
with Uncle Sam, serving on the New 
York, has been a recent guest of the 
Daniel Allens, Summer street. 
Miss Elsie MacCarnellof Cambridge 
is a guest of the Isaac Goodridges at 
West Manchester. 
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JEWELER, 
164 Main St., Gloucester, Mass. 
Successful Bazaar. 
The bazaar in aid of the Sacred 
Heart church of Manchester, given 
under the direction of Rev Father 
McKenna, in the town hall, closed 
Monday night, after a most successful 
week. 
Each evening Arnold’s orchestra 
furnished music for dancing, anda 
good many were attracted in this 
way. 
Great credit is due to all who as- 
sisted in making the bazaar such a 
success, and especially to Father Mc- 
Kenna, who managed it and looked 
after every detail. 
Those receiving prizes at the close 
of the fair were as follows: 
James Leonard, Col. Russell estate, $5 
gold piece; Miss Alice Rafferty, Coolidge’s 
Point, statue of the sacred heart; Miss 
Annie McDonald, Leach estate, box of 
cigars; John McAuliffe, Manchester, pocket- 
book; James Kilcoyne, “ Shark’s Mouth,” 
box of cigars; Mrs. Rose Kelliher, Hamil- 
ton, barrel of flour; Annie O’Brien, Crosby 
estate, gold rosary; Mrs. Mary Bailey, Bev- 
erly, barrel of flour; Thomas O’Brien, Fitch 
estate, pair of lady’s slippers; Maggie 
Murphy, Manchester, picture; Barbara Mc- 
Auley, Manchester, solid silver teapot ; Mrs. 
Philip Scully, Hamilton, rug; H.S. Tappan, 
Manchester, mandolin; Peter Conlon, West 
Manchester, sofa pillow; Catherine Harkins, 
Hamilton, box of cigars; Margaret Shine, 
West Manchester, pair of blue vases; Frank 
Grimes, West Manchester, pair of vases; 
Mary NcLaughlin, Robinson estate, pair of 
vases; Rose Doherty, Princemere estate, 
lamp; Celia McManus, Pride’s Crossing, 
tapestry table cloth; Margaret Gillis, Bev- 
erly Farms, briar pipe; Margaret McDon- 
ald, Lexington, infant’s jacket; Maud Cam- 
eron, Manchester, clock on Sunday school 
table; Lena Reardon, Manchester, clock on 
Sacred Heart table; Mrs. Kelley, Manches- 
ter, pipe; Margaret Kennedy, Manchester, 
fancy gold-plated clock on North Shore table ; 
Ellen Coakley, West Manchester, blue clock 
on Sunday School table; William Clark, 
Magnolia, box of cigars; William Sweeney, 
Smith’s Point, violet centre piece; Delia 
Healy, Smith’s Point, blue pin cushion; 
Ellen Degman, Manchester, picture of Pius 
X.; Margaret Finn, Manchester, centre 
piece; Katherine Kennedy, Allen estate, 
picture of Pius X.; Eliza Watson, Manches- 
ter, lady’s hat; Mrs. Evans, Manchester, tray 
cloth; James Leonard, Russell estate, gold 
watch; Miss Hattie Cooline, Manchester, 
lady’s lace collar; Michael Connors, Man- 
chester, sofa cushion; Nellie Waters, Fitch 
estate, green sofa pillow; Bridget McGloin, 
Manchester, fancy rocker; Mary Lyons, 
Fitch estate, bed spread; B. Nicholson, Bev- 
erly Farms, sofa cushion; Annie McHugh, 
Manchester, silk umbrella; Mary Phelan, 
Russell estate, pink centre piece; Mary Mc- 
Cormick, Manchester, picture of Madonna; 
Annie McGowan, Roberts cottage, life-sized 
portrait of Fr. McKenna. 
We found the following lines upon 
our desk this morning They are 
presumably the effort of the office 
cat: 
When the editor gets married, 
And the joyous news is carried 
By the Breeze to the people on the Shore, 
I trust they won’t get worried 
Nor treat the poor man horrid 
When he comes home two Lodge with us 
once more. 
New collars and cuff sets, new hand 
bags at the Old Corner Store. * 
Morley, Flatley & Co. 
GENERAL GONTRAGTORS, 
17 Brook Street, TIANCHESTER. 
JONATHAN MAY, 
Real Estate and Insurance, 
NOTARY PUBLIC, 
MAGNOLIA. 
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SADDLE Horses To Let. 
All Styles of Carriages For Sale or Exchange. 
Vine Court, BEVERLY FARMS. 
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and Rurnaces, 
KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS, 
PLUMBING AND HEATING, 
21 Central Street, 
Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass. 
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