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Esme William Howard, first secretary 
and counselor of the British Embassy, 
who has been making his summer head- 
quarters at Manchester, has been trans- 
ferred to Vienna, where he will act in 
the same capacity. 
Prof. Robert DeCourcy Ward of 
Harvard University has returned from a 
three months’ scientific trip to Brazil and 
is the guest of Mrs. Ward’s mother, Mrs. 
Francis A. Lane, of ‘* Overledge,’’ 
University Hill, Manchester-by-the-Sea. 
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bullock, Miss 
Mildred Lee and John Hollingsworth of 
Philadelphia compose the members of a 
merry house party entertained by Mr. 
and. Mrs. C.. Howard Clark, jr., at 
West Manchester the past week. Miss 
Lee and Miss Annie Clark are leaving 
next week for the Bryn Mawr horse 
show. 
Anevent of interest to North Shore 
people will be the marriage on the 26th 
of this month, in the little Episcopal 
church, at Manchester, of Miss Alice 
St. John Nolan, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. John N. Nolan of Chicago, and 
Dr. J. Ramsey Hunt of 112 West Fifty- 
fifth street, New York. Miss Nolan 
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Also at 
Wewport 
The 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE. 
STAINED DRESSES 
Are horrid things to wear; in fact, many ladies 
won’t wear them, but there is no necessity to 
cast them aside because they have been dirted 
by contact with paint, grease, oil, or other 
things. We will take that garment—no matter 
h-w fine the fabiic or delicate the make, and 
dye it any desired shade, making it look just 
is good as new, or better; and we guarantee 
periect work in a short time for very moderate 
GRANDE MAISON 
308 Fifth Avenue : : 
has been spending the summer with her 
parents at the Brownland Cottages, 
Manchester. She is a sister of Julian St. 
John Nolan, Yale ?95, and of Harry E-. 
Nolan, Yale ’97. Rev. S. S. Drury of 
St. Stephen’s church, Boston, — will 
officiate at the wedding, which will be 
held at 3.30 in the afternoon. 
William S. Dexter. 
Once more has the call of death 
sounded on the North Shore and anoth- 
er of our most prominent summer resi- 
dents answered the call. William S. 
Dexter of Boston and long a summer 
resident at Beverly Farms passed away 
at his home there Sunday at the age of 
80 years. 
For 50 years Mr. Dexter was num- 
bered among the most prominent of 
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New York 
charges. 
Lewis’ Bay State 
Dyeing & Cleansing Works 
54 Lafayette St., Salem 
Boston's lawyers and bankers. ‘The last 
35 years, however, he devoted to his 
duties as trustee of the properties which 
came under his care, and at the time of 
his death was vice president of the Mas- 
sachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co. 
and president of the Provident Institute for 
Savings. He also retained his member- 
ship in the Somerset and Essex County 
clubs. 
Mr. Dexter married Eliza S. Ticknor, 
daughter of George Ticknor, the his- 
torian. Mrs. Dexter died in 1889 leav- 
ing him four children, three of whom 
are now living,—Miss Rose Dexter, 
George T. and Philip Dexter. 
Funeral services were held in the 
chapel at Mt. Auburn Wednesday morn- 
ing at 11 o’clock and were conducted 
by Rev. J. P. Frank of Salem. 
Also at 
Bar harbor 
Magnolia 
Gommencing Saturday, Sept. [2 
Will close out at greatly reduced prices 
their remaining stock of 
Waists, Waist Patterns, Towels, Blankets and 
Silk Coseys, Center Pieces and Doylies, Table 
Cloths and Napkins, and French Neckwear. 
Patrons will find in the above Sale opportunity to obtain many of our choic- 
est goods at Bargain Prices 
