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VOLUME 5. NUMBER 46 
Thanksgiving comes this year 
on Thursday, Nov. 28, Less than 
two weeks off! 
While North Shore contractors 
are inclined to complain for the 
lack of building along the shore, 
quite the reverse condition pre- 
vails at Bar Harbor, one of our 
rival resorts on the Maine coast. 
Our contemporary, the Bar Har. 
BOR ReEcorpD, speaks of the large 
amount of work in hand this 
winter,—some $225,000 worth of 
building and improvements. 
Politicians are already looking 
around fora man to take Gard- 
ner’s place when that gentleman 
decides to release his hold on the 
congressional place he now has. 
Just at present their eyes are 
turned to James F. Shaw and his 
friends are very much gratified 
over his excellent showing at the 
last election. In the district 
carried once by Schofield, Shaw 
gota majority vote of 2860 and 
easily led the entire ticket there. 
He is certainly popular in the 
third senatorial district and when 
the time comes for a new Repub- 
lican for congress, Shaw, its he 
wants it, will probably be able to 
make a very able presentation of 
his case.—Satem News, 
WHISPERINGS. 
My friend J. S. Reed, proprietor of 
Beach street restaurant, brought a dish of 
flowers into the office yesterday, which 
he had just picked in his garden, —flow- 
ers as freh and fragrant as though they 
were picked on a July morning. The 
blossoms were Pansies, sweet elyssum 
and dandilion. Mr. Reed has one of 
the prettiest gardens on the shore in the 
summer and so far as we know he holds 
the record for picking blossoms this time 
of the year. 
Literary Society. 
The following interesting program 
was carried out at the meeting Wednes- 
day of the Literary society of the Man- 
chester High school: 
Comp. ‘‘ Oliver Goldsmith at the University ”” 
Miss AGNEs EDGECOMB 
““The Death of the Flowers ”’ 
Miss Mary Manion 
Composition ‘A Smelting Trip ”’ 
ARCHIE CooL 
Recitation 
Piano Solo 
Miss Etsie Nortruup 
Recitation ‘‘The Boston Tea Party ”’ 
ARCHIE GILLIs , 
Composition ‘‘ A Day in an Indian Village ’’ 
Miss ANNABELLE Lopce. 
** A Leap for Life’ 
ROBERT BAKER 
Serial Story, Chapter II 
CHEEVER HERSEY 
Ep. WuHEaToNn. 
Recitation 
Critic, 
Thanksgiving Concert. 
A grand Thanksgiving concert is an- 
nounced to take place in the Manchester 
Town hall on the evening of Thanks- 
giving Day under the direction of 
William W. Hoare and Frank G. 
Cheever. The University Male Quar- 
tet, which has been heard here on sev- 
eral occasions, will furnish part of the 
concert program, and there will be a 
special exhibition of the latest illustrated 
songs by Leon E. Baldwin, tenor, and 
other members of the quartet, and new 
moving pictures under the personal direc- 
tion of Prof. Bartruff. Motion pictures 
is something new for Manchester as an 
entertainment of this sort has not been 
given here for some time, especially of 
high class. 
The tickets are now 
Cheever’s drug store. 
on sale at 
The best re- 
. served seats are at 35 cents, and ad- 
mission will be 25 cents. 
MANCHESTER 
Little Miss Doris M. Knoerr was the 
hostess for a party of nine of her young 
friends Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6, 
in honor of her sixth birthday. Refresh- 
ments were served and the little folk 
spent a very pleasant afternoon at games, 
etc. 
A meeting of the executive committee 
of the Wednesday Evening club is called 
for next Monday evening, at 7.30 
o'clock, at the office of G. A. Knoerr, 
the vice-president. 
Miss Ethel Stanley was the guest of 
her sister, Mrs. ‘Roderick Macdonald 
in Chelsea the past week. 
An addition is being built to the Ayer 
residence on Summer street. 
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