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z Frederick Burnham was drawn as juror 
on the: Traverse Jury which meets at 
Newburyport October 5. 
‘T. William Lomasney has been ap- 
pointed’ inspector for the water board in 
connection with the laying of the pipes 
for:the new water supply. Mr. Lo- 
masney looks out for the back filling of 
the trench, sees that it is done properly, 
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~The water board has not yet awarded 
the contracts for the new standpipe and 
for pumps. The bids have been re- 
ceived, and the board has been working 
upon the ficures all the week, holding 
hearing with the bidders, etc. They 
hope to be in a position to place the con- 
tracts tonight. 
Letters remaining unclaimed at Manchester 
Mass. P. O. for-week ending Sept. 12, 1908. 
Frederick F “Ayer, Delia A Brennan, Miss 
Mary Doherty, Rev and Mrs Ewell, Mrs Chas 
R Grandy, Miss Lizzie’ Keefe, ne King, 
Lock Box 263, Miss McFeely, Mrs Elizabeth 
A Mason, Miss Mary Nielan, Mrs Harry Per- 
kins, Mont Richardson, Miss Inez Rook, Robt 
H Stevenson, . Mrs R ] Sullivan, Lanawinyan 
Wojcielm, Mrs Larz Anderson. 
Benjamin H. Corliss Observes His 62d 
Birthday. 
Benjamin H. Corliss entertained a 
few friends at his home on Lincoln 
street, Manchester, Wednesday evening 
on the occasion of his 62d _ birthday, 
with 4 little informal dinner which turned 
Qut FO be a sort of democratic ‘ ‘warming 
upy2** His:iguests: were: Frank C. 
Rithartsonof Essex, Charles A. Russell, 
James. Pringle and Charles D. Smith of 
Gloucester, Theodore C. Rowe, chair- 
man, and Charles C. Dodge, secretary 
of the Manchestér. democratic town 
committee, Curtis Stanley, Charles C. 
Danforth, Perley B. Parsons, Dr, 
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Claudius L. Hoyt, M. J. Callahan, Ed- 
ward Crowell and Frank Foster of Man- 
chester, and James O. Hugeup_ of 
Nahant. 
After dinner had _ been _ served, 
speeches were in order and several in- 
teresting talks were given on the political 
outlook of the day. ‘The first speaker 
was Charles A. Russell, who related sev- 
eral incidents of the national convention 
at Denver to which he was a delegate, 
and paid an especially fine tribute to Vice- 
Presidential Candidate Kern. 
Following Mr. Russell came Mr. 
Richardson, who, after complimenting 
his host on his 62d anniversary, spoke 
on the vital necessity of success for the 
party and gave instances of the injustices 
dealt out to the people at large. Mr. 
Richardson wound up by expressing his 
firm belief that Mr. Bryan would be 
elected. 
The next speaker was Charles D. 
Smith of Gloucester who spoke very ef- 
fectively on political matters as did 
Charles C. Dodge of Manchester. Oth- 
ers making remarks were James Pringle 
of Gloucester, and Theodore C. Rowe 
and Dr. C. L. Hoyt of Manchester. 
At a seasonable hour the party broke 
up with renewed congratulations to their 
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host on the passing of his 62d birthday. 
“Barbecue ” at Tuck's Point Today. 
A miniature barbecue is being held at 
Manchester today, and like many a not- 
able gathering in the past Tuck’s Point 
is the scene of the affair. Instead of the 
carcases of beef critters and pigs the 
bivalve for which our sister town Essex 
is famous is the principal viand on this 
occasion and one of Manchester’s fam- 
ous clambakes is the attraction. Senator 
James F. Shaw is the host. His guests 
are the republican city and town com- 
mittees of the 3rd Senatorial district, 
town officials ond others more or less 
prominent in political affairs hereabouts. 
Speaker Cole of Andover, candidate for 
lieut. governor, Congressman Gardner, 
Senator Weeks, the county commission- 
ers are among those attending. The 
bake was served at two o’clock and prior 
to that sports were run off and a general 
good time participated in. 
J°U-NSK 
C. F. Dailey, Salem and Manchester 
Dealer in old Iron, Rags and Bottles. Junk 
of all kinds bought in large or small quan- 
tities. We pay spot cash. Send postal and 
we will call. Orders promptly attended to. 
217 Derby Street, Salem, Mass. 
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