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It is given the name of REGENT be- 
causes it possesses that extra quality so 
much desired by particular coffee drink- 
ers. A blend of the finest Arabian Mocha 
and old Government Java. 
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NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
~The Best Butter 
That can be churned from strictly pure 
cream. It has that sweet flavor and a 
delicate salting most desired. 
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for the table a most delicious relish. 
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MANCHESTER is something new for Manchester and sale. There will be dancing each 
will be one of the finest events that evening to the music of Long;s 
ever took place in the Town hall. The orchestra. 
Miss Eleanor Morgan is_ spend- 
ing a week with friends in Hamp- 
ton Falls, N. H., going there Tues- 
day to spend the Fourth. 
“Miss Marion Macdonald of 
3rookline was a guest of the Misses 
Macgregor over the Fourth. 
Prof. and Mrs. Ralph W. Allen 
and children, Raymond, Chauncy 
and Elsie, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are 
on to Manchester to spend the va- 
cation «season with’ Mr. Allen’s 
mother, Mrs. Susan E. Allen, Vine 
street. 
The concert and dance to be given 
in the Town hall, next Friday even- 
ing, in aid of the Sacred Heart 
church, has promise of being a very 
enjoyable affair. The program is to 
be furnished for the most part by out 
of town talent, and will consist of 
singing, reading, and musical num- 
bers. The hall will be decorated for 
the occasion by Joseph J. Gorman. 
Long’s orchestra’ will furnish the 
music. 
Harold Nathan was on to Manches- 
ter Monday for a brief stay, and will 
be here over the week-end a guest of 
Mrs. Brewster, at the parsonage, who 
has her daughter, Mrs. Nathan, with 
her for the summer. 
Walter Fleming started Tuesday 
for Queen’s Co., New Brunswick, 
where he will spend some time with 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleming of 
Salem who have a farm there. 
The Ever Ready circle of King’s 
Daughters will hold a sale. of cake, 
candy and ice cream, Saturday even- 
ing, July 7, in the Morse block, Beach 
street. 
One of the prettiest events of the 
summer at Manchester will be a gar- 
tenfest to be given in the Town hall 
on the 28dand 24th of this month in 
aid of the Sacred Heart church. This 
decorations as planned will be very 
elaborate, and will be in charge of 
Jos. J.Gorman. There will be a sun- 
light party in the afternvon for chil- 
dren. Ice cream, cake, ginger ale 
and home-made candies will be for 
The Fourth was a quiet day in 
police circles, only one arrest being 
made for drunkenness and one was 
taken to the station and censured 
for discharging firearms prema- 
turely. 
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Latest Spring and Summer Designs 
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Up-to-Date Styles and Workmanship. 
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