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NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
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VOLUME 5. NUMBER 27 
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1907. : 
According to the apportionment of 
delegates to the Republican conven- 
tions the coming fall, Manchester will 
_ be represented by two delegates to all 
the conventions except representa- 
tive, to which it is entitled to six. 
The basis of representation for the 
former, is one delegate for the first 
75 votes cast for the Republican can- 
didate for governor, and one for each 
succeeding 150 votes. In the latter 
case itis one delegate for every 50 
votes cast. Manchester’s vote last 
year was 294 (Republican). 
As an index of how things were 
coming North Shore-ward for the 
Fourth, it is of interest to note that 
the 4.30 train from Boston (express 
to Montserrat) brought over 450 pas- 
sengers, most of whom were bound 
to Magnolia and Gloucester, the 
other stations, however, receiving a 
generous share of the traffic. Other 
trains were equally as crowded. On 
the other hand the 6.42 train for Bos- 
ton from Manchester took over 100 
passengers. Traffic on the trains all 
through the week has been very 
heavy. The hotels are fast filling. 
And why shouldn’t this be so? The 
North Shore is now in its prettiest 
dress ; everything is full of life and 
the grandeur of this most fascinating 
spot is now in its most receptive mood. 
In connection with the experiments 
now being made by Supt. Kimball of 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
the street department, in the use of 
calcium chloride for laying dust, it 
may be of interest to Manchester 
citizens to know something’ of the 
nature of the new dust layer. Calcium 
chloride is a chemical salt of a yellow- 
ish white color. In appearance it re- 
sembles quick lime or rock salt and is 
odorless. It completely dissolves in 
water leaving no-residue. 
In speaking of the use of calcium 
chloride on certain. sections of state 
road, Franklin C. Pillsbury, division 
engineer of the Massachusetts High- 
way commission, said that its use had 
been most successful on sections used 
largely by automobiles, the dust, even 
at times of the least moisture, arising 
from passing vehicles seeming to fall 
almost immediately. In his estima- 
tion, the cost of using the preparation 
would not exceed that of using water 
by more than $50 per mile for the 
season, while the result would be 
most beneficial. 
A Song of the Sea 
I will sing a song 
Of the sea, 
Limitless, fathomless, 
Wild and free. 
Hear the rhythmic beat 
Of its pulse on the shore, 
From the strong heart of ocean 
That flows evermore. 
Tempest tossed on its bosom, 
Or safe in the sands, 
Sailing in a white ship 
When i seek foreign lands. 
The sea, O the sea, 
Brooding, mysterious 
Ever will be. 
Thus far and no farther, 
Thy proud waves are stayed, 
The will of the Father, 
Who seeketh to save. 
A. W. CHAMBERS. 
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Five large whales were reported 
to have been seen within 300 yards of 
Bass Rocks on Tuesday of last week, 
and remained in that vicinity over 
night. 
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Nearly all the cabinet makers are’ 
having a long vacation. No’ orders 
for work is the cause of it all, but all 
hope for better days soon. 
The beautiful yacht ‘“Foam” is 
again at her moorings at West Man- 
chester (Newport), opposite the resi- 
dence of T. Dennie Boardman, Esq., 
her owner, who has been lately ap- 
pointed vice commodore of the East- 
ern Yacht club. The Eastern Yacht 
club has decided to make the annual 
cruise to the eastward. The start is 
to be made from West Manchester on 
Thursday, July 8, at 9 a.m. 
The high school building has been 
furnished with lightning rods! and 
now comes the question, Who is re- 
sponsible for the expense? The 
school committee ordered them and 
the selectmen refuse to endorse the 
bill. 
The population of the town accord- 
ing to the late census is 1755. 
Real Gstate 
And Improvements 
Emma B, Gifford of Marblehead 
conveys to Thomas W. Ingalls of 
Marblehead land and buildings on 
Atlantic avenue, Marblehead, 55 by 
100 feet. 
.Francis Bennett of Gloucester, et 
ux. Eliza, convey to Maynard B. Gil- 
man of Manchester their interest on 
land and buildings on Central street, 
Manchester 59.5 by 148 feet, also 
land on unnamed road in Manchester 
413 by 185 1-5 feet. , 
Nathaniel Colby of Colorado con- 
veys his interest in the same to May- 
nard B. Gilman of Manchester. 
Kate Morgan Brown of Grass 
Valley, Cal., conveys to Sarah F. 
Brown of Manchester her interest in 
the same property. 
Henry Haverlock Pierce of Boston, 
the well known photographer, has 
bought from M. J. Callahan the little 
building on the corner of Bridge and 
Bennett streets, which he hired early 
in the season and which he has since 
fitted up into a studio. 
Austin Morley has bought from 
Chester L. Crafts another lot on 
Norwood avenue, Manchester,— the 
one adjoining the corner lot, which 
Mr. Morley already has. 
Manchester, Mass. 
