Lamps and Shades House Furnishings 
The Misses Gray 
Decorators and Furnishers 
Boston and 
14 Bridge St., Manchester 
Special attention given to Shading of 
Electric Lights for houses and for single 
rooms. — ; 
Candle and Gas Shades, private designs. 
Antique Brasses 
Bags, Baskets, Pottery, Arts and Crafts 
Productions and Cards, Rare Imported 
Things and Everything for Bridge 
We Gift Shop 
Librar Building 
Hand wrought Jewelry, Neckwear, Medici Prints, Carved 
Wood Frames, Pottery, Leather of all descriptions and Cards 
for all occasions. 
Mrs. Charles J. Bennett 
of Providence, R. J. 
Parties. 
MARBLEHEAD: 
A committee of citizens of Salem 
and Marblehead, that has been inves- 
tigating the matter of opening a 
shore road along Naugus Head and 
across the upper harbor of Salem, 
thence along the shore to Beverly, 
have found that the plan is perfectly 
feasible and has no ngineering dif- 
ficulties. The plan contemplates 
starting at Marblehead, . reaching 
Loring avenue, near the pumping 
station, and continuing along by the 
shore of Forest River, crossing La- 
fayette street, near the Chadwick 
Lead Mills and continuing on the 
Marblehead side to Trockmorton 
cove, and there crossing the harbor 
to Parkland in Salem. The plan also 
proposes putting in a tide gate to 
keep the flats above covered at all 
tides, and continuing the boulevard - 
along the shore in Salem to Beverly. 
The German at the New Fountain 
Inn held recently was greatly en- 
joyed by some 25 couples. There 
were pretty favors and good music. 
The weekly dances are very pleasant 
gatherings also. 
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Mrs. James Burtenshaw and Miss 
Burtenshaw, of Detroit, who for 
many seasons have summered at East 
Gloucester, are at the New Fountain 
Inn, Marblehead, which _ hostelry 
gives such a grand view of the yacht- 
ing and inner harbor, 
Other guests at the New Fountain 
Inn include Mr. and Mrs. T. B. In- 
ness, Brockton; Mrs. E. G. Wether- 
bee, Painesville, Ohio; Mrs. E. F. 
Sawyer, Newton; Mr: and Mrs. L. M. 
Hastings, Hartford; Mrs. H. Watkin 
and family, Philadelphia; Mr. and 
Mrs. J. H. Perkins, N. Y.; The Misses 
H. W. and M. D. Gould, Newark, N. 
J.; Mrs. Charles W. Johnson. Miss 
P. Johnson, Holyoke; Mrs. LaFayette 
Beach, Joliet, Ill.; Mrs- Frank P. 
Wallace, Chicago; Mrs. R. M. Bagg 
and family, West Springfield. 
An event, which promises to be 
largely attended by the summer con- 
tingent at Marblehead, is the Lawn 
Festival in aid of the famous histori- 
cal St. Michael’s church, Marble- 
head, at Gray Rocks, near the Churn, 
Marblehead Neck, on Tuesday after- 
noon, Aug. 23. The Salem Cadet Or- 
ehestra will furnish music. 
BEACH BLUFF: 
Last Friday evening the guests at 
The Elms, Beach Bluff arranged a 
very enjoyable musical and literary 
entertainment drawing from their 
own rankg for entertainers. Piano 
solos were executed by Mrs. G. H. 
O’Brien of Boston and Mrs. Joshua 
Remby of Winthrop gave readings. 
Voeal solos were sweetly rendered by 
Miss Miner of Washington, D. C., a 
guest at the Oceanside, Marblehead 
Neck. Informal dancing dancing fol- 
lowed the entertainment. On Mon- 
day afternoon the guests at The 
Elms and summer residents of Clit- 
ton joined with the guests at The 
Bellevue for bridge in aid of the 
Floating Hospital. Tennis is very 
popular with the guests at both The 
Elms and The Bellevue on the courts 
of the former hotel, 
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robinson and 
Miss Marie Louise Robinson of Win- 
field, Kansas, are at The Elms. Miss 
Robinson has just returned from two 
years sojourn in Paris where she has 
been completing her musical eduea- 
tion. Mr. Robinson is prominent in 
banking cireles at Winfield: 
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner M. Lane entertained in- 
formally a small company of guests at dinner at their 
Manchester summer home last evening. 
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