NORTH SHORE BREEZE 15 
Society Motes 
One of the various charities in which 
North Shore people are interested is the 
Flower Mission which is conducted in 
_co-operation with the “‘Mutual Helpers’ 
Flower Work of Boston.’’ Through the 
courtesy of the Unitarian parish of Man- 
chester, the basement of the church has 
been placed at the disposal of the Mission 
and contributions of flowers will be grate- 
fully received there on Mondays, between 
the hours of 9 and 10 a.m., until Sep- 
tember 9. 
The ninth edition of the North Shore 
directory published by the Boston Tran- 
scrip has just come to hand. It is complied’ 
by Charles E. ‘Alexanderand gives an ac- 
curate and comprehensive list of the sum- 
mer residents atall the leading North Shore 
watering places. In style it is very attract- 
ive and is illustrated with views of several 
of the new residences erected along the 
shore this season. 
A copy of the new edition of the book- 
let, ““Historic Boston,’’ published by the 
management of Keith’s theatre, has just 
come tohand. It is very attractive in 
style, finely illustrated with colored views 
of places of interest in Boston and giving 
a brief account of all places of note, 
with directions as to how to get there. 
It is pocket size and just the thing for 
tourists. Copies may be obtained by. ap- 
plication to Carl D. Lothrop, Press re- 
presentative. 
The Floral Carnival given by the Lad- 
ies society of the Wenham Congregation- 
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BATCHELDER & SNYDER COMPANY 
SLAUGHTERERS, POULTRY DRESSERS, BUTTER MAKERS 
Wholesale Dealers in —— 
BEERAMOELONG TA MB, VHAL, PORK. LARD, HAMS. RACON. SA U- 
SAGES, POULTRY. GAME, BUTTER, CHEESE. EGGS, BEANS. 
‘Offices and Stores 55, 57, 59, 61 & 63 Blackstone Street. 
BOSTON 
Slaughter House, Brighton, Mass. Poultry and Egg Stations, Fenton, Michigan 
Creameries in Vt.and Mich. Native Poultry Dressing house ,49 N. Centre St., Buston 
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MAGNOLIA BRANCH OF 
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INDIAN STORE 
Indian, Japanese and other Wares. 
Lexington avenue, opposite The Colonnade. 
Post cards of many places. 
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Curios, Novelties, Souvenirs. 
Toys and Games, 
PRINTING 
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al church August 14 and 15 will be of 
interest to lovers of floriculture along the 
North Shore. Prizes will be given in all 
classes of annuals, perennials and potted 
plants, and there will be exhibits of dah- 
lias, gladioli, palms and vegetables. 
The Breeze. 
Envelopes printed—The Breeze. | have some. 
SHORE. 
NO. 214 CABOT STREET 
BEVERLY 
WEDDING GIFTS ses, 
STERCING SICUER, CUT GLASS AND 
SILVER PLATE 
JOHN B. HILL & SON, JEWELERS 
Beverly, Mass. 
160 Cabot Street, 
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