18 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
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BRANCHES 
PALM BEACH, FLA., HOT SPRINGS, VA., PARIS 
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MY*> TERY ISLAND has had another busy week with 
perfect weather, except Wednesday, when the 
lucky ones witnessed the thunder storm in all its glory. 
Among the guests registered during the week were: Wm. 
W. Nolen of Cambridge; Wallace D. Philipbarr of Cam- 
bridge; Henry Potter Russell of New York; Will Bliss 
of San Francisco, Cal.; James N. B. Hill of Washing- 
ton, D. C.; Moseley Taylor, of Boston; Samuel EF. Winds- 
low, Jr., of Worcester; Wm. H, Meeker, of New York; 
James C. Duncan, Jr., of Clinton; J. F. Rolph, Jr., of 
Centerville, Md.; Joshua Baker, Tr., of W bilaxtes Hills ; 
Kenneth §. Oliver of New Bedford; Henry R. Benja- 
min of New York; Chas. T, Eaton Of Marblehead : John 
Mitchell of Manchester ; De F. Anthony of Fall River ; 
N. E. Burbidge of Spokane, Wis.; J. W. M. Richardson 
of Bridgeport, Conn.; William Elliott, Jr., of New York; 
Willian W. Davies af Cambridge; John Elbridge Gale, 
Ir., of Haverhill; William Morgan of Chicago, Ill.; Doug- 
lass G. Lovell of Baltimore, Md.; T. F. Gage of Ashe- 
ville, N. C.; D. W. Macdonough, E. Blondon and Elliot 
4olt of New York; Edward A, Whitney of Augusta, 
Me.; Walter F. Rutter of Lawrence; Mr. and Mrs. J. 
M. Cox, Carl T. Keller and Mrs. Keller of Brookline; and 
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Williams, also of Brookline. 
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William B. Miller of the Beverly Farms colony sent 
a string of his thoroughbreds to the Rockingham Park 
horse show last week and much to the credit of his 
splendid stable a ribbon was taken in every class in which 
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SUMMER SHOP 
SMITH BLOCK, MAGNOLIA 
Announces 
Fall Opening Showing Imported Gowns 
A superb collection of Lingerie, Linen and Tub Dresses, Waists, Wraps and Novelties, Millinery 
NEW YORK 
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his horses were entered. This speaks remarkably well, 
considering the large field with which he had to com- 
pete. The horses were masterly ridden by Mr. Miller’s 
head horse-man, R. E. Whitewood. ‘The Millers come 
from Akron, O., where Mr, Miller is one of the heads of 
the Diamond Rubber Co. ‘They are to become perman- 
ent summer residents of the North Shore. 
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Mr. and Mrs. H. $. Prentiss Nichols of Philadelphia 
are house guests of rie and Mrs. George Costello C. Con- 
verse, who are spending the summer in Fuller cottage 
on the Shore Road, Magnolia. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols 
have many friends on the shore, among them Dr. and 
Mrs. C, Wadsworth, Jr., w ho also summer at Magnolia. 
The Marblehead Historical Society is to give a col- 
onial reception and tea at the Lee mansion, Marblehead, 
Friday afternoon, August 29th, from 3 to 6, Friday 
evening from 8 to 10, and Saturday afternoon from 3 to 
6. There will be music and entertainment. Admission 
25 cents. 
Miss E. R. Rice has come on from New York to 
take personal charge of the advance showing of fall 
and winter styles, ‘and her Magnolia shop will be the 
Mecca of North Shore ladies the next week—from Sept. 
2 to 9. She will show fall suits for ladies and misses, 
dresses and coats for children, suitable for school wear— 
also the fall millinery for ladies and children. 
Henry Havelock Pierce 
Photographer 
MANCHESTER, MASS. ; 
Junction Central and Bridge Streets 
Also BOSTON and NEW YORK 
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highest 
standard of artistic excellence even to the smallest detail. 
Pierce Photographs cost more because they are better. 
Why not have a portrait worth while? 
Pictures as low as $45 up to $200 
at Studio or home. 
per dozen. 
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