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; Almy, Bigelow & Washburn 
SALEM, MASS. 
Phone 1290 
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Society Hotes 
Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Denegre 
returned to their West Manchester resi- 
dence yesterday from New York. 
Miss Frances H. Stearns of Magnolia, 
who has been over in New York, at the 
Prince George Hotel, since the holidays, 
is sailing on the Deutschland Monday 
direct to Naples and Sicily. She expects 
to return to Magnolia by way of Paris 
and London about the last of April. 
Miss Stearns, as was published several 
weeks ago, has leased the Grill club for 
the coming season to A. L. Rowell of 
Harvard Union. 
Miss Juliet Higginson is going abroad 
soon and during her long stay she will 
visit her brother and _ sister-in-law, Mr. 
and Mrs. F. L. Higginson Jr.,in London. 
Mrs. Thomas Proctor of Beverly and 
Boston, and her son, T. E. Proctor, 
are late arrivals at the Ponce de Leon, 
St. Augustine. 
The frequent rumors of the engage- 
ment of Miss Hannah Stevenson of 
Pride’s and Samuel Huntington Wolcott 
have received confirmation. Formal 
announcement has now been made and 
the cards sent out. Miss Stevenson is 
the daughter of Col. R. H. Stevenson. 
Miss Stevenson is the president of the 
Vincent club. Mr. Walcott is the son 
of the late Governor Roger Woicott. 
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SEMIFANNUAL AFTER INVENTORY 
BGE SALE 
If you want the biggest bargains of the season be sure to attend this sale. 
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N.S. H. S. Notes. 
The “‘Schedule of Prizes’’ offered by 
the North Shore Horticultural society 
for the year 1907 has just been published 
and most of the North Shore gardeners 
will have received a copy, probably, be- 
fore this reaches them. “The book is 
similar in form to that of last year. 
Only two shows are scheduled, the 
Rose Show, June 26 and 27, and the 
Summer Show, August 28 and 29. 
There are 53 classes in the former and 
94 in the latter. “The list of special 
prizes is very much in excess of last 
year, which fact would indicate the 
growing interest in the work of the 
society, as many of the prizes are offered 
by persons outside the business, so to 
speak. There are 23 special prizes 
offered for the June Show, 19 for the 
Summer Show, five for vegetables and 
the prize for cottage gardens is offered 
again. “The advisory committee this 
year consists of: Mrs. George E. Cabot, 
Mrs. S. Parkman Blake, Mrs. W. Scott 
Fitz and Mrs. Charles Head. 
The second annual convention of the 
National Association of Gardeners was 
held in New York City Thursday. 
One of the speakers on the program for 
the afternoon session was Samuel Scott, 
head gardener at the extensive estate of 
Mrs, E. C. Swift at Pride’s Crossing. 
Leave your printing at the Breeze Office. 
Stock taking has disclosed many small odd lots and remnants of merchandise which 
we wish to dispose of quickly and have made prices to do it. 
MAKE UP YOUR SHOPPING PARTIES AND PLAN TO COME 
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY ce 
Important 
Trees and shrubs with dry roots will die. 
The nearest place is the place to buy. 
The Pierce Nursery 
Native. and ‘Foreign. ~ [rees, 
Shrubs, Vines and Roses; also 
Bedding Plants. 
Laying Out and Planting Beds Done 
Promptly. 
Hart Street, Beverly Farms. 
Insist on Getting the Machine Marked EDISON. 
$1 OO DOWN 
A WEEK 
1 Edison Standard, equipped with model C 
reproducer, 14-inch horn, camels’ hair chip 
brush, winding crank, oak cabinet $20.00 
1 30-inch flower horn 1.80 
1 nickled stand 1.00 
6 Edison gold moulded records 2.10 
Entire outfit $24.90 
$1.00 a week. 
We carry all kinds of talking machines. 
JOS. W. CAWTHORNE, Jr., Agent, 
Manchester, Mass. 
PRINTING 
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