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VACATION NEEDLEWORK. 
Of course you will take some fancy work along to while away the vacation hours. 
A pillow top or centrepiece —doylies, scarf, pin cushion, or some of the thousand and 
one pretty stamped articles for which this store is the recognized headquarters. 
yarns adapted for every need. 
‘Take a look through this Art Needlework Section before you go. 
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We also are showing many new Souvenir Postal cards of ‘new scenes along the 
North Shore. Remember a friend out of town by sending one of these pretty postals. 
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D. T. Beaton is the latest to join the 
ranks of the autoists. 
Miss Dorothy Foley 1s visiting her 
cousin Anna Edwards at Beverly. 
Samuel A. Rowe is visiting his sister 
Mrs. Toppon at Hanover for week or 
two. 
The Knights of Columbus are plan- 
ning on a big field day at ‘Tuck’s Point 
on Labor Day. 
Mrs. Clare Peters and two younger 
children of East Boston, are apending 
two weeks with Capt. and Mrs. ‘Thomas 
C. Peters. 
Mrs. Susan Allen left Wednesday for 
a few days’ visit with her sister, Mrs. 
H. M. Burnham in Essex, from whence 
she goes to Newbury for a short visit 
with her brother, F. M. Andrews. 
John Baker has concluded his services 
at the Essex County club, where he has 
been in charge of the grounds for the 
past 15 years, and is to take a position at 
the Philip Dexter estate, Forest. street 
immediately. Mr. Baker will have 
charge of general improvements which 
Mr. Dexter is to have made on his prop- 
erty, such as opening up roads, laying 
pipes, etc. 
The water board has awarded the con- 
tract for laying the water pipes in con- 
nection with the additional water supply 
to C. H. Taylor of Wellesley, whose 
hgure was $20,265.00. While Mr. 
Taylor was not the lowest bidder, but 
the second lowest, the board did not 
consider it for the best interest of the 
town to award the contract to the lowest 
bidder. In fact Mr. McCourt, himself, 
asked to be released, knowing he had 
made an error in figuring. “Phe board 
will next call for bids on building the 
new standpipe. “They are also looking 
up the machinery to be installed and last 
Sunday they went to Hingham where a 
gas producing plant, generating its own 
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power, is used in pumping the water into 
the reservoir. “Chis mode of power has 
not been used very much on this side of 
the water, but in Hingham it is meeting 
with great success. “The consumption 
of coal ts about one fourth as much as in 
a plant such as we now. have. 
Edward Weems Sherman and wife and 
daughter from New York City are. visit- 
ing at the Congregational parsonage. 
Mrs. Sherman ts the sisterof Mrs. Ruge 
and will continue her visit for some time. 
Miss Gladys Verry has been speeding 
the week with Miss Beatrice Newhall of 
Salem. 
‘The Salem Cadet Band is playing at 
Wonderland all next week. 
ROBERT A. 
Contractor- 
MITCHELL 
--Gardener 
Contractor for all work out-doors of estates 
FORESTRY 
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95 SCHOOL STREET % 
LANCSCAPE GARDENING 
HORTICULTURE 
% MANCHESTER, MASS. 
Telephone 24252 
