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NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
A WEEKLY JOURNAL DEVOTED-TO-THE BEST: INTERESTS:OF- THENORTHSHORE 
Molo. No. 22 
BEVERLY, MASS., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1904 
THE SHORE A BOWER 
OF GORGEOUS COLORS. 
North Shore Never so Attractive as Now, 
with Its Garb of Beautiful Colors. A Rare 
Spot for the Lover of the Beautiful in 
Nature. 
To the lover of country lite and 
country scenery there is no more 
attractive season than the fall. At no 
Na 
NORMAN’S WOE ROAD, 
have brought just the right 
turn, and never were the col- 
ors of the trees so gorgeous — 
yellow, red verging to crim- 
son, and the sombre browns 
mingling with the green have 
given to the nature lover some 
of the most beautiful and vivid 
contrasts thatcan be imagined. 
Especially is this true on the 
North Shore, famed for its 
country charm and its wood- 
land drives. It is the ideal 
time of year here, and while 
Three Cents 
WOOD SCENES, MAGNOLIA. 
ote 
the beauties of the shore are 
not so attractive just now, their loss 
of attraction is more than made up 
by the added charm of the coun- 
try. 
The beautiful wooded drives, 
winding in and out among the 
hills and dales, now by the water's 
edge and again winding under a 
canopy of trees, have added to 
the growing fame of the North 
Shore full as much as have the 
other time of the year is the landscape 
so beautiful and at no other time do 
the woods and forests present so varied 
a charm. 
What is true of every year is espe- 
cially true this fall, for the early frosts 
allurements of the shore line. 
Starting at Beverly, the drive down 
the coast to Gloucester is one of ever- 
changing attraction. Winding in and 
out by the shore, past beautiful es- 
tates, through pasture land and under 
leafy archways, at this season of the 
year it presents to the tour- 
STREET SCENE, MANCHESTER. 
ist such a varirty of attrac- 
tion as can be found on no 
other drive in the country. 
The old Essex road 
from Manchester to Essex 
is one that appeals strong- 
ly to the lover of forest 
drives. Through thick 
woods, nearly its entire 
length, it presents to the 
eye at this time of the 
year some of the most gor- 
geous autumn coloring to 
be found anywhere. The 
old road is one that has 
but recently been re- 
opened to public travel, 
and is in line with the 
suggestion made by the 
BREEZE some time ago in 
itscolumns. These 
are only two of the 
beautiful drives on 
the North Shore. 
There are many 
more equally as 
beautiful. Notable 
among themare the roads to Chebacco 
and that to Norman’s Woe at Mag- 
nolia. These roads possess a varied 
charm and a beauty of scenery that 
one would go far to duplicate. 
But not only do the woodland and 
country drives possess a charm that 
has made them famous. The same is 
true of the streets in the towns and 
cities themselves along the North 
Shore. This is especially true in 
Beverly, well named the ‘Garden 
City,’ and in the ‘‘ town-by-the-sea.” 
In Beverly the streets, even in the 
busiest section of the city, are of 
THE ESSEX ROAD. 
