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Among those registered at the ho- 
tel during the week were Mr. and 
Mrs. David Wadleigh of Lawrence; 
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Howland of. 
Boston; Mrs. Charles Martin of Bos- 
ton; Mr. Weels and party of six of 
Dorchester; Mr. and Mrs. C. Lees 
Harris of Boston; C. H. Cook and 
daughter of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. 
Webber .of Jamaica Plain; Mr. and 
Mrs. J. Chandler of Boston; Wilson 
Cook and Mr. Swift of Chicago; Mr. 
and Mrs, F. H. Curtiss of Dover, N 
H.; Mrs. S. R. Sanford, of New 
York; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Foster of 
Boston; James Smith of Lowell; R. 
F. Weston of Boston and daughter ; 
A. L. Gooch of Wakefield; Mr. and 
Mrs. J. B. Williard of Boston; S. J. 
Howland, son and daughter of Med- 
ford; Mr. Perkins and party ‘of six 
of Gloueester : and Mr. and Mrs. J. 
B. Woods of Boston. 
Frank Hersom, Jr., and Miss Hazel 
Knowlton of Magnolia took their an- 
nual gunning trip Thursday, bagging 
65 muscle-breasted peep. 
Thomas Brander of Chelsea and Mr. 
and Mrs. James of Medford were the 
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bran- 
der over the week-end. 
Miss Edwina Burnham of Revere 
is visiting Mrs. R. M. English for a 
week. 
Wm, Jonston entertained Henry 
Thornton of Boston over the week- 
end. 
Miss Elizabeth Robertson of Mal- 
den spent the week-end with Mr. and 
Mrs. Geo. R. Presby. Mrs. Presby’s 
sister, Miss S. E. Griffin of Danvers, 
is visiting her for a few days. 
Mrs. Allen Jackson has as_ her 
guest for a few days her niece, Miss 
Alice Pratt of Manchester. 
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squire enter- 
tained Mr. and Mrs, F. H. Curtiss of 
Dover last week. 
Miss Emma Farnsworth is enter- 
taining Ray P, Dunning of Spring- 
field. 
Mrs. Wm. Munroe and daughter, 
Helen of Cambridge, Mr. James Neill 
of Milton and Capt. Peter K. Smith 
of the harbor police are visiting Mrs. 
Henry S. Cardy. 
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Germany are by no means immune 
from fire, and the Prussian fire pro- 
tection system makes use of lookout 
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Mr. Pierce and family of Newton 
were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. 
Parker Fiske over the week-end. 
The Fiske’s have as their guest for 
a week Mr. Stickney of Auburndale. 
Mrs. Dearborn of Brookline was 
the guest of Mrs. W. E. Atwood over 
the week-end. 
Chas. Fiske is the guest of his par- 
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Parker Fiske dur- 
ing his vacation. 
LUFKIN’S POINT 
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert of Peabody 
occupied their cottage, Bellevere, 
over the week-end. 
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Duffey of New 
York and Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Diefen- 
dorf and daughter, Edith, also of 
New York are sojourning at Rock 
Haven, Mr. Diefendorf is a noted 
attorney in New York. 
His 76TH BrrTHDAY 
Elbridge C. Sawyer of Beverly, 
former county commissioner,  cele- 
brated his seventy-sixth birthday 
Wednesday of this week. He is well 
known politically throughout this sect- 
ion, having served for twelve years on 
the Republican town and city commit- 
tee of Beverly, of which he was once 
chairman. He served as county com- 
missioner for six years. For the past 
thirty-six years Mr. Sawyer has done 
a large carriage building and painting 
business and is keeping pace with the 
times by doing a great deal of work 
on motor cars. Me is a staunch Re- 
publican, having cast his first vote for 
Lincoln and voting straight ever since. 
Summer people along the Marble- 
head shore are enjoying a combina- 
tion of boat racing and flying machine 
exhibitions that other parts of the 
shore are more or less interested in. 
The new flying boats being manufac- 
tured by Burgess Co. & Curtiss at 
their plant at the Head attract much 
attention. Thev fly through the wa- 
ter with nearly as much speed as 
through the air and the sight of them 
outdistancing the racing boats is a 
thrilling one. The staccato reports 
of the motor on the flying boats acts 
as a pace-maker for the sonder boats 
in the races off the shore. 
THE RAMBLER 
1he Gardner campaign will certain- 
ly inject life into Essex county politics 
this fall and will be worth hundreds 
of votes to every Republican nomi- 
nee on the ticket. There will be ex- 
traordinary efforts made to get out 
an old-time vote for Essex county’s 
favorite son and it will materially aid 
Republicans in close senatorial and 
representative districts, 
All trains will be running through 
Lynn on the overhead structure this 
week. There will then be no longer 
danger to life and limb as_ the result 
of the dangerous grade crossings 
which have claimed many a victim 
during the years since trains should 
have been in a position where they 
could not have interfered with pub- 
lic travel. 
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The Beverly Electric Co. evidently 
believes in advertising, From their 
plant near the Beverly railroad sta- 
tion each evening comes the piercing 
rays of a searchlight on the trains 
pulling into the station. The light 
on the eyes of a Gloucester branch 
engineer one evening recently seemed 
to bother him not a little and it ap- 
pears a rather questionable advertis- 
ing method. 
cAd 
ped 
Julius Cahn, owner of the Empire 
and Salem theatres in Salem isrespon+ 
sible for this one. Mr. Cahn was at 
the Empire theatre a few days ago. 
An advertising agent for a weekly pa- 
per was talking with Mr. Cahn, try- 
ing to induce him to buy space in the 
periodical he represented. Mr. Cahn 
thought the matter over and _ said: 
“T think you will have to excuse me. 
1 am a consistent advertiser in The 
News and am satisfied with the re- 
sults.” Shortly after this the ad man 
departed and went his way. The ad 
man landed up again after a short 
spell in another theatre, this time the 
Salem. He was told that the mana- 
ger was “out back.” So out back he 
went. It was dark there. The solici- 
tor was shown the manager and began 
his attack. “I have already sold a 
lot of space to the man at the Em- 
pire” he declared. And back came the 
answer, “I think you will have to ex- 
cuse me. I am a consistent advertiser 
in The News and am satisfied with 
the results.” 
departed more hastily than before. 
Mr. Cahn had dismissed two more at- 
tempts to solicit. It appears that Mr. 
Cahn was the one to kill two birds 
with one stone.—Salem News. 
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