NORTH SHORE BREEZE ~ 
At the fintels 
_ Among the guests registering at the 
‘Oceanside this week were Harry S. 
Beardsley, C. H. Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. 
W. B. Flint, William Martin, E. S. 
Hosmer, Dr. C. H. Martin, 
Zeller, Mrs. Edward L: Tucker, Miss 
E. L. McLean, Miss Margaret Conway, 
Herbert S. Harde, Mrs. E. L. Norton, 
A. B. DeYoung, Mrs. Coleman Bene- 
dict, Miss Bessie Benedict, Mrs. Carrie 
Emmons, Bradford Harwood, Mr. and 
Mrs. Robert E. Livingstone, Miss Maude 
Coster, Miss Amy Strauss, New York 
City; Miss Helen Lippincott, Mrs. 
James McMahon, Miss Sarah Roberts, 
Mr. -and-- Mrs. -W. S. Wyatt, Mrs. 
George Brown, Miss Ethel Brown, Per- 
cival E. Foerderer, Philadelphia; Mr. 
and Mrs. Edward A. Mitchell, Miss 
- Catherine Woodward, Mrs. L. W. 
Woodward, Miss Sarah Woodward, 
Washington, D. C.;-Mr. and Mrs. M. 
R. Wendell, E. H. White,G.H. White, 
G. B. McKenney, William Goodwin, 
F..J. O’Brien, Dr. and Mrs. S. W. 
Langmaid and Miss Langmaid, Dorothy 
Stetson, J. C. Ellis, Walter G. Horton, 
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Estabrook, F. R. 
Estabrook, Boston; Harrison W.. Bow- 
ker, Worcester; H. W. Crane, W. F. 
W. F." 
Banks, F. P. Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. 
Thomas Taylor, jr., Mr. and Mrs. A, 
B. Thorne, Chicago; George E. Gar- 
retson, Mrs. John Sherwin, F. S. Heyde, 
Mrs. Prescott Ely, Cleveland, O.; Mr. 
and Mrs. W. A. Brooks, Lincoln; C. 
L. Holt, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rowe, 
Mrs. D. K. Horton, Miss Marjorie and 
Miss Barbara Horton, Mrs.. C..E. B. 
Whitney, Charles B. Whitney, Byron 
Whitney, Brookline; Miss Alice Shearer, 
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stone, Miss Sally 
Stone, Baltimore, Md. ;- Mrs. Scott War- 
ing, Saratoga, N. Y.; B. F. Pittman, J. 
T. Chalke, Brooklyn, N. Y.; John H. 
Overall, St. Louis, Mo.; J. C. Wright, 
Providence, R. I.; Mrs. J. B. Drayton, 
Miss Margaret Drayton, Miss Catherine 
Drayton, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Depew 
and John Drayton Depew, Plainfield, N. 
J.; Mrs. F. I. Hearne, W. L. Hearne, 
Denver, Col.; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. 
White, Lowell; Louis Egebrecht, Evans- 
ton, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ander- 
son, Detroit, Mich.; Miss Harriet 
Hughes, Milwaukee, Wis.; Mr. and 
Mrs. John McKonott, Sioux City, Ia. ; 
William Runkle and wife, Orange, N. J. 
John H. Overall of St. Louis, Mo., is 
making an extended touring trip through 
the east. He spent the week-end atthe 
Oceanside. From there he went on to- 
ward the north and will spend sometime 
yet in New Hampshire and Maine. 
motored all the way from St. Louis. 
| For Sale and’To Rent 
He 
PIANOS — | 
Also Tuned and Repaireal 
Sewing Machines 
Sold and Rented a 
Best Oils and Needles for all Makes | — 
Cc. C. BOARDMAN 
75 Middle St., 
Telephone 346-4 
F. A. REGAN 
PRACTICAL 
_ PLUMBER _ 
Gloucester, Mass. 
Plumbing and heating in. all branches. 
All kinds of repair work and jobbing. 
Opening and closing of houses. 
Shore Read Magnolia, Mass. 
JOSEPH A. AGDET 
MANDOLIN VIRTUOSO 
Na 7 y Violin, Mandolin en Guitar 
SSONS AT RESIDENCE ; 
214 BOYLSTON STREET "BOSTON, MASS. 
' The Beverly Department Store § 
Almy, Bigelow & Washburn, Inc. 
A SALE OF A SALE OF CHOICE ANTIQUES | 
Furniture and Bric-a-Brac at greatly reduced prices. This 
is an opportunity to purchase some very desirable speci- 
mens at prices that cannot fail to please. 
tion will amply repay you. 
| We are now conducting a Special Sale of Choice Antionell 
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An early inspec- 
Beverly, Mass. 
