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Society Motes — 
The Misses Cordner and mother, 
Mrs. John Cordner, have arrived on the 
shore this week for the season. They 
are located again at the Perry cottage, 
Hale street, Pride’s Crossing. 
Mr. and Mrs. E. Preble Motley mov- 
ed down to their Pride’s Crossing estate 
last Saturday for the season. 
The A. P. Lorings are located at their 
Pride’s estate’ for the season. Mr. Lor- 
ing is on a trip through the west where he 
has extensive interests. 
The Henry P. Kings opened their 
cottage at Pride’s ‘Tuesday. 
The Henry R. Daltons moved down 
to Beverly Farms this week where they 
are located at Junipef Hill again for the 
season. 
Keith’s Theatre 
Two popular players who are playing 
a limited engagement in vaudeville pre- 
senting one of the most delightful sketch- 
es ever written will be among the good 
things on the Keith Theatre bill for next 
week. ‘The players are Grace Filkins, 
one of the best actresses on the American 
stage today, and James Horne, well 
known as a leading man, with ‘“The 
Soudan’ and ““The Cotton King,’’ a- 
mong his conspicuous successes in New 
England. “‘A Proper Impropriety,’’ 
from the facile pen of Augustus Thomas, 
is the clever comedietta they are to pre- 
sent. 
Base=Ball. 
‘The Essex High nine are scheduled 
to play the Manchester Crickets on the 
playground this afternoon at 3 o'clock. 
The Manchester boys were scheduled 
to go to Gloucester this morning to play 
the Pale Faces on Burnham’s field. 
A Gloucester baseball team called the 
Tigers played the “‘Yale Juniors’’ at the 
Gravel pit, off Bennett street, last Satur- 
day, winning by the score of 14 to 1. 
The line up: 
Tigers—Keating, Tucker, Sullivan, 
Diggins, Blanchard, Merchant, Denni- 
son, Steele and ©’ Brien. 
Yale Jrs.—Gray, Gillis, Long, Caw- 
thorne, Gorman, Brown, Northrup, 
Cool and Gillis. 
In the afternoon Saturday the Yale Jrs. 
played the Wizards, a local make-up, 
at the playgrounds, and won 10 to 6. 
‘The line-up of the Wizards was: Howe, 
A. Cool, Rust, Lane, Walen, Slade, 
Mason, Marsh and Temple. 
The Manchester Crickets added an- 
other game to their tist of victories last Sat- 
urday by again defeating the St. Mar- 
LOST 
Small Irish Terrier wearing green éollar 
marked “Coxey.” Reward will be paid if 
returned to 
Miss Ciara Win turop, Manchester. 
TO LET 
Eight room cottage with bath, modern 
conveniences, nice piazza. Corner Vine St. 
and Norwood Ave. Apply 
T, Wm. Lawasney, Manchester. 
LAUNDRY 
Mrs. A. C. Purdy of Boston is at the 
King Laundry, for the season, prepared to 
do all kinds of PLAIN and FANCY wash- 
ing. Family washing a specialty. 4 
Rosedale Ave., Manchester. 
garet’s of Beverly Farms on the play- 
grounds, 18 to 7. The line-up: 
Manchester—Crocker p, Rust _c, 
Walsh 1b, Robbins 2b, Slade 3b, Gray 
ss, Morey If, Spinney cf, Cool rf. 
St. Margaret’s—Hull c, Quirk p, 
Donovan 1b, Murray 2b, Butler 3b, 
Lawlor ss, Smith If, Dix rf, Bresnahan cf. 
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