NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
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WEST GLOUCESTER. 
Wesper |. George, artist of 
Walker street, has the honor of be- 
ing the master of the pageant to be 
presented by the teachers association 
Of Lawrence June I and 3. Mr. 
George has his studio in Boston and 
is a frequent lecturer at the Museum 
of Fine Arts. 
The residence of Miss Bertha 
Stevenson of Concord street, is be- 
ing improved by the addition of a 
large piazza across the front. 
The funeral of Frank Miller was 
held Wednesday from his late resi- 
dence on Summer street, the services 
being conducted by the Rev. J. W. 
Brownville of the Congregational 
church, Members of the Masons 
acted as pall bearers and the body 
was buried at Cherry Hill cemetery. 
Mrs. Vesper Lincoln George of 
Walker street, entertained at lunch- 
eon the members of a social club of 
which she is a member, at her hus- 
band’s studio on Boylston street, 
Boston, last Saturday afternoon. 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Andrews 
and daughter, Miss Rebecca An- 
drews, have moved into the house at 
47 Essex avenue, recently occupied 
by Addison G. Brooks and family. 
LOCATION. 
POLICIES. 
J. 
143 Main Street ee 
ESSELOSC COLL CC SCO EOEE 
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L. E. Andrews and family expect 
to occupy their Fernwood cottage 
this summer and will probably move 
in next week if the weather holds 
good. 
NEWLY REMODELED STORE 
INVITATION. A cordial invitation is extended to all, and especially to 
our old customers and friends to inspect our newly re- 
modeled grocery and provision store. 
You will find us at the same old location where we have 
been doing business for 45 years, and where we will take 
great pleasure in showing you our complete stock of gro- 
ceries and provisions. 
In the future, as in the past, the same methods and poli- 
cies of absolute fairness and satisfaction in all dealings 
which has built up so successful a business will continue. 
C. SHEPHERD COMPANY 
Groceries and Provisions 
EEREETELER ENE CER EL ERE FREER EEE: 
Charles H. Hart and N. W. Hart, 
the stone masons, have a large con- 
tract in Hamilton, where they are do- 
ing stone work for the Myopia Hunt 
Club. 
94 Main St. Gloucester, 
GASH OR GREDIT 
Grand Opening, Sat’day Morning 
MAY 20 
Hub Furniture Company 
Complete line of up-to-date Furniture, Carpets, Art Squares, Oil 
Cloths, at Lowest Possible Prices. 
per cent. on every article purchased here. 
We Give JA’ Trading Stamps 
Next Door to the Gas Office 
We guarantee a saving of 20 
M. G. Rome, Manager 
