24 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
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New Fngland 
CoNSERVATOR 
George W. Chadwick. School Year Opens 
September 16, 1915 
Director 
Pupils Received for a Single Subject as Well as for Full Courses 
CLASS OR PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 
Offices Open For Registration September 9th 
July 16, 1915. 
Pianoforte, Organ, Voice, Violin and all 
other Orchestral Instruments, Composition, 
Harmony, History of Music, Theory, Solfeg- 
gio, Literature, Diction, Choir ‘Training, 
Ensemble, Woodwind Ensemble, and string 
Quartet. The Normal Department affords 
practical training for teaching. 
Languages: French, Italian and German. 
Dramatic Department: Practical training 
in acting. 
The free privileges of lectures, concerts, 
and recitals, the opportunities of ensemble 
practice, and appearing before audiences 
with a complete orchestra, and the daily 
associations are invaluable advantages to 
the music student. 
sefacetgaend RALPH L. FLANDERS ft! 
year. It is a beautiful old brick house in colonial styie 
over one hundred years old and is situated on the Ells- 
worth river amid trees that are known far and wide for 
ANCHESTER TEA ROOMS on Pine street boule- 
vard are a favorite place for children’s birthday par- 
ties. This year the attractive little summer house in the 
garden is much sought after as just the right place in their wonderful growth and beauty¢ 
which to hold these little parties. Visitors at the tea J Caxton ; 
rooms are interested in the old antiques exhibited in The Right Rev. James deWolf Terry, D. D., bishop 
Mrs. Leach’s home and also in the little pottery ane of Rhode Island, will take the service at the Emmanuel 
connected with the tea room in two rooms opening into E,piscopal church, Masconomo street, Manchester, Sun- 
the garden. The pottery shop is in ch large of the Rei, day, at half past ten. Rev. Henry W. Foote of the 
End Shop in Boston, 18 Hull street, known as the Paul Harvard Divinity School will preach Sunday at the Uni- 
Revere pottery. It is made by young women as a social tarian church at Manchester, at eleven o'clock. 
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o 8 96 “Buena Vista” the beautiful home on Smith’s Point, 
George Nixon Black and Charles B. Pitman of “Crag- Manchester, belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baer of 
side,” Smith’s s Point, Manchester, motored to Ellsworth, Boston has an unique flower garden among the rocks 
Maine, last week for a few weeks’ visit to Mr. Black’s which abound on the place, close to the water’s edge. 
old homestead. Mr. Black keeps the Maine home open Just now the garden is gay with great beds of Sweet- 
the year around and uae a monthly visit to it a ceed Williams. which look very ee among the rocks. 
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