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SATURDAY’S GAME 
The game Saturday afternoon with 
the Orioles of Danvers was a very 
fine exhibition of ball, perhaps the 
finest that has ben played on the lo- 
cal diamond in a long while. 
The game started with Noyes in 
the box for Manchester and O’Neil 
pitching for the visitors. Wilkins, 
the first man up, singled. Mead flied 
to Gray who made a wonderful left- 
hand catch while running at top speed. 
Wilkins took second on the throw in, 
and tried to steal third later, but was 
caught, McNamee to Walen. C. Blute 
struck out. 
Each inning was just as fast as the 
first. In a great many only three men 
came to the bat. Knight and McCar- 
ty made fine catches as did J. Blute 
and Fish for the visitors. 
The Manchester nine will play the 
second and two in the sixth. In the 
sixth the visitors also made two 
runs on timely hitting, but they ended 
the scoring and the game closed with 
the local team victorious, score 3-2. 
Both pitchers worked well, Noyes, 
striking out 11 and passing two; 
O’Neil struck out 9, but was liberal 
with his passes, issuing six. The 
line-up: 
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it is guaranteed pure and wholesome. 
much better than the Pure Food Laws demand. 
When You Feel 
Like Eating 
an Ice Cream Soda 
or a College Ice 
Look for the Jersey Sign and 
go to the drug store or con- 
fectioner who sells delicious 
Jersey 
Ice Cream 
Made of the richest cream, 
pure cane sugar, best flavors 
and extracts, in New Eng- 
land’s largest and cleanest factory, 
It’s 
At all leading soda fountains. 
By the plate or package. 
Jersey Ice Cream Company, Lawrence, Mass. 
FOR SALE BY . 
AGENTS: BEVERLY, GLOUCESTER. and ROCKPORT 
ALFRED WALEN, Druggist -:- wemeanegth | 
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The Manchester nine will play the 
strong team from the office of Obrion 
& Russell Co., Boston, on the local 
diamond Saturday, June 28. Col. H. 
E. Russell of the Cove has arranged 
for the game and he will give a spread 
for the two teams, probably at the 
Manchester House, before or after 
the game. The Boston nine were 
champions in their league last year, 
and a fast game is looked for on this 
occasion. 
New Books Recently Added to Man- 
chester Public Library 
Alaska, Underwood, 979.8-U. 
Heart of a Soldier, Pickett, 816-P. 
Fiction 
Masterpieces of Mystery, R73.21,. 
Rohlfs (Anna K. Green). 
Mr. Pratt’s Patients, Lincoln, 
L7371.13. 
Right Honorable Gentleman, Norris,. 
N86.4. 
Wallingford In His Prime, Chester,. 
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RECRUITS 
Jigson—Hear you have had an ad-- 
dition to your family. 
Nugson—Yes, two. 
Jigson—T wins? 
Nugson—No—a baby boy and my~ 
wife’s mother.—Tit-Bits. 
Graduation Gifts 
A good Watch $10 to $25 
A Bracelet 2.50 to 10 
A Ring 2.50 to 25 
A Pendaawt' 2.00 to 20 
Also a good variety of many other 
kinds of Jewelry 
STARR C. HEWITT 
Optician and Jeweler 
158 Essex Street Salem, Mass. 
