MANCHESTER 
Miss Catherine Summering of 
Brookline was in town Wednesday 
night to attend the High School dance. 
Miss Hazel Semons is home from 
Cambridge over the holidays. She at- 
tends the Bryant & Stratton business 
college in Boston. 
Benjamin L. Bullock of Bullock 
Bros. is having his annual two weeks’ 
vacation most of which he is spending 
in town. 
Full line of fall and winter gloves 
at Walt Bell’s, Central square. * 
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M, Johnson of 
Swampscott spent Thanksgiving with 
the former’s father, William J. John- 
son, Bridge street. 
The Manchester Yacht club is to 
have some dredging done in front of 
its clubhouse while the Bay State 
Dredging Co. outfit is in the harbor. 
Arthur Lodge, who is book-keeper 
with the Swift company at Nashua, 
N. H., came home to spend Thanks- 
giving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
Mark Lodge, Pine street. 
Fall and winter styles in Lamson 
& Hubbard hats at Bell’s Beach street 
store. 
Supt. A, L. Lovering of the electric 
company motored to Waban yester- 
day, with his older daughter to join 
Mrs. Lovering and younger child who 
have been visiting” Mrs. Lovering’s 
sister, Mrs. Wm, F. Lamb, the past 
ten days. 
Among those from Manchester 
who attended the Harvard-Yale game 
at the Stadium last Saturday were 
Postmaster and Mrs. Samuel L. 
Wheaton, Misses Elsie Dow and Hes- 
ter Rust, Maynard B. Gilman, Az 
Lovering, A. G. T. Smith and J. A. 
Lodge. 
“The Inspiration of Books’ will be 
the subject of the lecture at the meet- 
ing of the Manchester Women’s club 
next Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 2. Mel- 
ville C. Freeman will be the speaker. 
Mrs. Edith J. Roberts will be hostess. 
Red Cross Christmas seals, funds 
from which will go for the relief and 
control of tuberculosis, will be on sale 
at this meeting. 
Buy your Providence River, War- 
ren River and Cape Oysters at the 
Manchester Fish Market, phone 163. * 
Unclaimed letters at the Man- 
chester, Mass., P. O. for week ending 
Nov. 22, 1913: Jeff Davis, Mrs. 
Sarah Fletcher, S. Gattani, Edward 
R. Hall, Mrs, Sarah A, Leboa, I. L. 
Martyn, tena il. ai Gol 
Robinson.—Sam’l, L. Wheaton, P M. 
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Miss Viola Deane of Somerville 
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