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The public schools will open next 
Tuesday morning,—September 8, for 
the fall term. 
Michael F. Murphy left Wednesday 
for Toronto, Can., where he has been 
attending the Toronto horse show. 
Despite the inclement tendencies of 
the weather Wednesday 54 Manchester- 
ites went on the Lake Winnipesaukee 
excursion. 
Charles E. Lawrence of Woburn has 
been spending a few days this week with 
his cousin, Cheever Hersey, before re- 
turning to school next week. 
Mrs. Frank L. Decker and two. chil- 
dren, who have been spending the sum- - 
mer with Mrs. Decker’s parents at 
Woolwick, Me., returned home yester- 
day. 
Miss Hazel Semons returned Tuesday 
from a three weeks’ visit with her aunt, 
Mrs. Hagar, at Cambridge. Miss 
Gladys Semons returned yesterday from 
a long visit with her grandmother, Mrs. 
John Gregory, in Middleton. 
George E. Willmonton entertained a 
party of his friends, members of his 
class in law study, with a chowder 
dinner and a day’s outing at Tuck’s Point 
last Friday. In the party were a num- 
ber of men prominent in Boston politics. 
Miss Mary Dodge has accepted an 
appointment as teacher in English at the 
High school, at Seymour, Conn., and is 
leaving Monday to take up her duties for 
the year. Miss Dodge was graduated 
from Mt. Holyoke College last June. 
Mrs. Charles Perkins returned to her 
home in Melrose Monday after a de- 
lightful visit with Mrs. George S. Sin- 
nicks, and family, Ashland avenue. 
Mrs. Perkins was very much taken with 
Manchester and its beautiful surround- 
ings and the surf bathing at Singing Beach 
proved an interesting feature of her visit, 
Mr. Perkins came down for the week- 
end, 
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. G. Perkins re- 
_ turned to their cottage on Sea street Mon- 
_ day from a four weeks’ trip at various 
points in the Pine Tree state. They 
' spent most of their time at Mr. Perkins’ 
old home, ‘‘ The Maples,’ at Lamoine, 
where they enjoyed the delightful country 
life tobe found there and Mr. Perkins 
Spent much of his time yachting with his 
old time friend, Captain Hodgkins, who 
was there for the summer also. On 
_ their way home they paid a visit to Mr. 
Perkins’ uncle at Dedham, Me., and his 
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‘aunt at Holden, and stopped off at Bar 
- Harbor for a day or two for a visit with 
Dr. Averill, one of the trustees of the 
Bar Harbor hospital, and also at Ken- 
~ nebunk for a short visit with relatives. 
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HOT WATER HEATING. 
GAS FIT TING 
Telephone Connection 
44 Central St., Manchester-by-the-Sea. 
Shore Road, Magnolia, Mass. 
Mr. and Mrs. Carter, who have been 
occupying Mr. and Mrs. Perkins’ cot- 
tage at Old Neck have returned to their 
home in Reading. ‘ 
The Thimble Club enjoyed a day’s 
outing to Suntaug Lake, Lynnfield, Mon- 
day, making the trip from Montserrat 
by trolley. 
Miss Fannie Sinnicks of Beverly has 
been spending a few days the past week 
visiting her uncle, G. S. Sinnicks, and 
family, Ashland avenue. 
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Leach and 
daughter Florence of Boston, and Miss 
Alice Fuller of Buffalo are to be guests 
over Labor Day of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- 
ward Crowell, Lincoln street: 
Two dances that should be well pat- 
ronized next week,—-the Sons of Veter- 
ans grand holiday dance on Monday 
evening, and the Red Men’s dance of 
Wednesday evening. These are two 
local organizations and it is safe to say 
that two of the best times of the season 
are in store for those who attend. 
Long’s orchestra both nights. 
Go to Loomis. He’ll fix it. be 
SAMUEL KNIGHT & SONS 
COAL and WOOD 
“FRET 
36 Central Street 
Manchester-by-the-Sea 
Gro. W. Hooper, 
FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES 
‘Kitchen Furnishings 
MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA 
Ste DON? SM AR KEE 
F. K. HOOPER, Prop. 
First-Class Provisions, Poultry, Game, Vegetables, etc. 
Central Street MANCHESTER2BY2THE-SEA 
PRIDE’ S CROSSING. 
Established 1845. 
Oldest Established Drug Store in 
BEVERLY FARMS, 
Telephone 67 
MAGNOLIA. 
Manchester. 
Our Business was Founded in 1856. 
We deal in Drugs and Medicines of all kinds. 
Our Prescription 
Department is entirely up-to-date and is under the personal 
superyision of a Graduate of the Mass. College of Pharmacy. 
All prescriptions compounded in our Store are Gompound- 
ed by Registered Pharmacists. 
@ We are showing a 
new line of Souvenir China, imported by us. The Finest goods 
of the kind ever shown in Manchester. 
Call and see them. 
Benj. L. Allen, 
Registered Pharmacist 
Corner School and Union Sts., Manchester-by-the-Sea 
Two Telephones: 217 and 8088-3 
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