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NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
SCHOOL NOTES 
, MANCHESTER 
Through the generous spirit of the 
children inall the grades four barrels of 
provisions and various kinds of food, from 
the John Price Primary school, and six 
from the George A. Priest, were sent 
to the poor in Boston on Monday, in 
good season to bring cheer to many 
homes in the slums before Thanksgiving 
Day. 
Edgar and Clarence Loveley have left 
school this week and have moved to 
Northwood, N. H. 
Among the visitors to school this week 
were: Mrs. Henry Bohaker, Mrs. Otis 
Bohaker, Mrs. James Murry, Mrs. Ellen 
Brewster, Mrs. Harold Nathan, Mrs. 
S. A. Sinnicks and Miss Mary Dodge. 
Arthur Jackson and Teddy Norton of 
Grades VI and IV, respectively, were 
taken with diphtheria late last week. 
The doctors inspected both these grades 
and Grade V this week and found nothing 
to occasion alarm. 
As a sign of approaching winter and 
cold weather the tops of the flagstaffs at 
all the school buildings have been taken 
doun and put in winter quarters. 
The schools closed Wednesday after- 
noon for the Thanksgiving recess and 
will open again Monday morning. In 
the meanwhile the various rooms will be 
fumigated as a possible preventative to- 
ward further spread of diphtheria. 
Arthur Steward and Daniel O’ Brien 
have entered the primary school. ‘The 
former has recently moved here from 
Newburyport. ‘The Smith children who 
have been kept out with diphtheria have 
also retuned to school. 
In the Kindergarten this month the 
children have been interested in taking 
up the subject of Thanksgiving. They 
can tell you about how the farmer raises 
his vegetables and fattens his turkeies, 
and how he goes to market to sell them, 
how the little children, with their parents, 
go to the store and buy the articles the 
farmers have raised: "They also made 
some butter. A pint of cream was 
brought. This was passed around the 
class, and each child shook it until it 
was churned. Some muffins were sent 
in to the children on which they tested 
their butter. “Those who tasted of it 
said it was delicious. 
Grade IX leads the other rooms this 
week in attendance, the percentage be- 
ing: 95.83. Mhe attendance of the other 
erades follow: II, 95.41; V, 94.90; 
III, 93.65; VI, -90.61;. VII, .88.31; 
VIII, 86.95; IV, 86.94; I, 83.45. 
Miss Eva Crombie was home from 
Brockton over the holiday. 
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day of the Bakers at the home of Mr. 
and Mrs. Chester D. Cook, on Pleasant 
street. “There were 19 present and help- 
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