NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
A WEEKLY JOURNAL: DEVOTED-TO-THE BEST: INTERESTS-OFTHENORTHSHORE 
Vol. II. No. 19 MANCHESTER, MASS., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1905 Three Cents 
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THE PILGRIMW’S PROGRESS. 
BY D. F. LAMSON. 
Good books never grow old; in 
Milton’s phrase, they are “the life- 
blood of a master spirit, and are des- 
tined to a life beyond life.’ Such a 
book is Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress ; 
it keeps pace with the march of the 
English language around the globe, 
and constantly renews its youth. The 
history of the book is a remarkable 
one; though it found many readers 
and admirers from its first appearance, 
they were mostly among the poorer 
and humbler classes ; the critics and 
literary magnates of the day passed it 
by with unmeasured contempt. As 
late indeed as 1782, almost a century 
eee 2 rede eh Lnuisday, Of after its first publication, we find the EDWARD HERSEY BREWSTER, 
parishoners in Mhichester and Beverly poet Cowper thus alluding to its au- bilan eicve hie fale meray ae 2 
Farms. (See account on page 13.) thor: (Continued on Page 24.) (See account on page 23.) g 
SUMMER HoME OF Mrs. J. L. BREMER, SMITH’S POINT, MANCHESTER. 
BRILLIANT WEDDING, elder daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Charles Boston, was the most brilliant wed- 
— Head (Hortense Lovering), and Mr. ding ever seen on the North Shore. 
The wedding in Manchester, Mon- William Augustus Russell, son of Despite the unfavorable weather, 
= day, of Miss Mary Lovering Head, the late Hon. William A. Russell of the gathering of the summer colony 
