NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
MANCHESTER 
Cheeks, Tongues, Blue Fish, Shad, 
Halibut, Oysters, Cod and Haddock. 
Manchester Fish Market, Central 
Square. 
Station-agent F. C. Rand informs us 
that he has received instructions to 
forward free of cost all goods received 
for the relief committee in connect- 
ion with the flood disaster in the mid- 
dle West. 
R. E. Newman is lecturing this 
week at the Gane’s Witch theatre, Sa- 
lem, in connection with Milno’s two- 
reel photo-play, “Out of the Depths.’ 
The first of the week he lectured on 
“The Strike Leader,’ one of Pathe’s 
two-reel films. 
American Lady Corsets at E. A. 
Lethbridge’s. ‘2 
AN EASTER WEDDING 
Miss Mary A. Leary, daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Leary of 
Manchester and James E. Slattery of 
Salem, were united in marriage at the 
parochial residence of the Sacred 
Heart church Sunday, March 22rd, at 
2.30 o'clock by Rev. Mark J. Sulli- 
van. The bride was attended by her 
sister Miss Margaret E. Leary and the 
best man was Edward F. Gerrity of 
Salem. The bride was becomingly 
attired in embroidered white voile, 
the wedding veil being caught up with 
orange blossoms. ‘The bride carried 
white ivory prayer book and rosary, 
her corsage bouquet was white pinks. 
The groom is a Salem young man em- 
ployed by the Cobb, Bates & Yerxa 
Co. Among the numerous gifts to the 
couple was a buffet from his fellow 
erployes. Many valuable and useful 
presents of cut glass and silver were 
received from their many relatives 
and friends. Following the ceremony 
there was a reception at the home of 
the bride’s parents on Tappan street 
at which there were guests fron Bos- 
ton, Somerville, Lynn, Salem, Pea- 
body, Beverly and Manchester number- 
ing 75. After the reception, the cou- 
ple departed on a wedding trip and on 
their return will reside in Salem. 
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bought the Manchester Fish Market, 
from Harry E. Slade, which the lat- 
ter bought a year ago from Arthur 
S. Dow. Mr. Slade will henceforth 
devote his entire attention to his print- 
ing business. The new. owner of the 
fish business intends to make a big 
bid for the business of the shore resi- 
dents as well as townspeople and to 
that end he will make improvements 
at the store and will make provisions 
for giving prompt and efficient service. 
He will carry a large and select line 
Men to Insure in the John Hancock 
Life Insurance Co. 
FIRE—ACCIDENT— HEALTH 
HERMAN C. SWETT 
7 Frlends Ct. Manchester. 
of the latest market offerings. His 
many friends join with the Breeze 
in wishing him every success in his 
business venture. 
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