)Books on the ~tea1115hip 1[itanic ~tsfntfd to the mariner's museum In ftltmol'!! of iltope Q:aroline )Bro~n Q:hapin A DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE BY THE SEA
FOR 'VCbe Womau'u _."'QI:ttautc" ;J1ltemortal
AUGUST 23, 1912
LOOKOUT HILL· GLOUCESTER MASSACHUSETTS
_. THE PROGRAMME
AN OPEN-AIR BENEFIT PERFORMANCE FOR
m:be Woman'!l "m:itanic" :$lllemorial
AT THE HOM.!': OF
MR. (5 MRS. JOHN HAYS HAMMOND
LOOKOUT HILL' GLOUCESTER MASSACHUSETTS
, PC1lonnunce pllll/ned MR, ERIC PAPE FRIDA Y AFTERNOON' AUGUST TWENTY-THIRD AT FOUR O'CLOCK Business ManaK'" MR. FRED W. TIBBl:TS ~IJe lllalltomille Miss Esther Cleveland Miss Marion Cleveland Miss Elizabeth Hammond Miss Marguerite LeBreton Miss Jean Hinsdale Miss Katherine Ayer Miss Feroline Perkins Miss Katherine Souther Miss Olga Lingard FROM AN UPPER WINDOW Miss Dorothy Wilmot LookouL HIli Miss Helen Longan Miss May Murray Kay Miss Dorothy Hooper Miss Elise Pollard Miss Anne Means Peggy Porter Dorothy Morrill lsabel Porter Elsie Morrill Miss Edith Wynne Mat thison Helen Colbert Edythe Redman Mrs. Alice Fischer Harcourt Frances Weld Natalie Hammond Mr. William K. Harcourt Moritz Eric Pape Mr. Charles Rann Kennedy Burnham Porter Miss Virginia Tanner Miss Olga Lingard Mrs. Grace Bonner Williams Mrs. S. Henry Hooper Mr. George E. Hills Mr. Sullivan A. Sargent The Salem Cadet Band Jean Miuud. Leoder The Philippine Band F. Zanlla,i, Leader SITE OF THE FOUNDING OF THE MASSACHUSETTS BAY COLONY IN 1623 (Stage: Fort Park adioining lookout Hill) By courlew of U. S. S. Georgia 20472 Programme Programme 7. The Boston Quartet I, The Boston Quartet Hark, Hark the Lark G. A. Marfilrrm a Tell Me, Roses J. SIlrnby b 0 Mistress Mine G. A. M(ufarrell 8. A Reading from the Bible Mrs. Grace Bunner Williams Mrs. S. Henr)' Hooper Mr. Charles Rann Kennedy Mr. George E. Hills Mr. Sullivan A. Sargent 9. The Boston Quartet 2. Greek Dance Oh, My Love's Like a Red, Red Rose G. M. Garrell Miss Virginia Tanner r o. Scenes from As You Like It Sllflkespem"c 3· Electra ROSALI~O M iss Edith Wynne Mauhison By per mtaaic n of Gdbert .\lurr:l}", 1£8'1' ORLANDO Mr. William K. Harcourt Miss Edith Wynne Mauhison CELIA Miss Olga Lingard The Boston Quartet Mr. Hills will sing t, Under the Greenwood Tree" Programme conrinued 011 next pa.f!e Rise! Sleep No More Sir Jlllill,r Bmedia 5· Assyrian Dance Miss Virginia Tanner 6. Recitation 011'<'0' Welldell Holm'.f Mrs, Alice Fischer Hnrccurt THE WHITE COTTAGE THE COTTAGE GARDEN Home of the Caretaker - Looko-ll H,li Lockout Hilt Programme II. The Pantomine of the Flowers and the Sea Wherein is pictured a gentle custom of old Gloucester. in token that she does not forger f< those whom the bereaving Sea hath rakerr.?" Here from her shore on one day of each year flowers are scattered upon the waves. in memory of brave men who have sailed forth to the t oil and danger of the deep and have returned no more. THE PANTOMINE The approach of the Tide bearing the" Dam;"g /,rtl'!Jc.'· The Brooks join the rippling Waters. The Moon appears. In her path the waters part, releasing the" Dancing Wave." Dance of the Sea The Sun appears. She brings fonh the little flowers with her golden up. First-the Indian Pipe, sentinel of the shadowy woods. Then the Vi~et. the Marguerite. the Blue-bell and Cornflower, the Sweet Pea and the Daisy. A SHADY POOL AT LOOKOUT HILL Then the Poppy and the Rose, allured from fragrant gardens. Then (allows the Fleur-de-Iis, symbol of chivalry. who leads the flowers as an offering to the Waters, called by the « DonciNg Wllve." At the offering of these Flowers of Memory comes The » Spirit of tht Sell." CHARACTERS IN THE PANTOMI~E THE S~lRrT O~' THE S.!A Miss l\larion Cleveland TH£ DANCING \VAV£ Miss Virginia Tanner W ....r e as OF TH.! SEA "'Nfl TH.! Hlluu"s M iss Esther Cleveland Miss Marguerite LeBreton Miss Jean Hinsdale Miss Katherine Ayer Miss Feroline Perkins Miss Katherine Souther Miss Olga Lingard Miss DOP1thy Wilmot Miss Murray Kay Miss Helen Longan Miss Dure.thy Hooper I\Iiss Anne Means THE SUN Miss Mary Hoyle TIn. MOON 1\01 iss Hammond FLOWF.R5 Pcggy Porter Isabd POrter Helen Colbert Frances Weld Dorothy Morrill Elsie Morrill Ed~the Redman Moritz Eric Pape Natalie Hammond Burnham Perter THE BUNGALOW IN WINTEI'-Lookoul Hill Mrs. William Howard Taft Mrs. William Hooper Mrs. Eugene N. Foss Miss Hunt Mrs. Gordon Abbott Mrs. James Marsh Jackson Mrs. George Agassiz Mrs. Claude Kilpatrick Mrs. R. L Agassiz Mrs. Maynard Ladd Mrs. J. Bryce Allan Miss L. W. Law Mrs. Oliver Ames Mrs. George Lee Mrs. Larz Anderson Mrs. Levi Z. Leiter Mrs. S. Reed Anthony Mrs. A. R. Lingard Mrs. Frederick Ayer Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge Mrs. Prescott Bigelow Mrs. Edward H. Loftus Mrs. Parkman Blake Mrs. Augustus P. Loring Mrs. William J. Boardman Miss Katharine P. Loring Mrs. Robert S. Bradley Miss Fannie P. Mason Mrs. Maria H. Bray Mrs. James McMillan THE TENNIS COURT-Lookout Hill Mrs. G. B. Chandler Mrs. Anson Mills Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane Mrs. Samuel J. Mixter Mrs. George H. Crocker Mrs. William H. Moore Mrs. john S. Curtis Mrs. Charles T. Parker Miss Clara Curtis Mrs. Isaac Patch Mrs. Robert Fulton Cutting Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins Mrs. Walter D. Denegre Mrs. John C. Phillips Mrs. William F. Draper Mrs. Dudley Pickman Mrs. R. D. E vens Mrs. C. A. Porter Mrs. j. Sloat Fassett Mrs. Frederick Prince Mrs. Reginald H. Fitz Mrs. Gordon Prince Mrs. Henry Clay Frick Mrs. S. A. Raymond Mrs. Augustus P. Gardner Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw Mrs. john L. Gardner Mrs. William A. Slater Mrs. T. Harrison Carrett Mrs. Algernon S. Sullivan Mrs. Wallace Goodrich Mrs. Edwin C. Swift Mrs. David S. Greenough Mrs. W. B. Thomas Mrs. john Greenough Mrs. Russell Tyson Mrs. Henry L Higginson Mrs. Roger Wolcott Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes A CHIMNEY COF..NER-Lookout Hill THE VINE CLUSTERED DOOP-WAY - Lockcur H,li THE WATCH TOWER-Lookout H,li L THE PIER- LookoutHill THE ENTP-ANCE TO LOOKOUT HILL THE Cl1FF DWELLING-Lookout Hill THE DAY NURSERY-Lookoul H,li FP-OM THE BUNGALOW DOORWAY-Lookolll Hill THE APPROACH FROM THE SEA -Lookoul H,li THE TER.RACE- Lookout H.l1 SUN.DIAl IN THE CHILDREN'S GARDEN - Lookout Hill THE PATH TO THE TENNIS COURT _ Lookout H,li DOWN THE GLEN - Lookout HiH RHODODENDROM PATH-Lookoul HIli ELM AVENUE, GLOUCESTER-The Eastern Aprrcech to Lookout Hill A PATH TO T THE "KlOFF" GLOUCESTER-The Weilern Approach 10 lookout Hill HE SEA-Lo:>o\oJI H,1l PHONE 66 Tower and Coal Pock,ets 43 DUNCAN STREET PARIS BERLIN LONDON CONSTANTINOPlE Main Street Offia 130 MAIN STREET cttbanblrr & cttO. Magnolia Office :Jmportrrrs ann IRrtailrrB H. L HANNAFORD P. O. Block jh!oston Largest Dealers on the Cape FRENCH MILLINERY • SUITS GOWNS DRESSES SILKS and FABRICS LACES TRIMMINGS NECKWEAR OJ<.-.IENTAL RUGS Compliments of DRAPERIES and UPHOLSTERIES @louccntrr fl,ationa[ l3anlt GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Alanson BIgelow . Formerly Gloucester Bank BIGELOW, KENNAJ<.-.D &- CO. Established 1796 JEWELLEf>..S AND SILVERSMITHS MAKEP-,.SOF FINE WATCHES AND CLOCKS 511 WASHINGTON STREET. corner of West Street BOSTON. MASS. DOLL s- RICHAJ<.-.DS W C LANGLEY 6- CO. M~mbeu of the New York and BOlItonStock Eachanaee (Incorrorated) FINE Af'-TS j/llankml anb j/llrohtni 10 WALL STREET 53 STATE STREET 71 NEWBUf>..Y Srf>..EET. BOSTON NEW YORK 5UMME~ BRANCHOFFiCE BOSTON THE OCEANSIDE HOTEL, MAGNOLIA, MASS. NEWPORT, R. I. NEW YORK BAR HARBOR. ME WASHINGTON, D. C. 'PHILADELPHIA. 'PA. A. SCHMIDT 6- SON IM'PORTERS ======:l!OO!ll======MAGNOLIA. MASSACHUSEITS fV~ corru the largest and most exclu,ive line 0/ Old and Modem SHEFFIELD PLATE. ENGLISH. DUTCH AND HANAU SILVER In the counlru We make a 'PecialtJ) of SEVRES, LOWESTOFT, CHELSEA, and unu,uol duoral/tJfIl DREICER repTOJuction, 0/ SWANSEA on chino thaI (allllal h< &f' co. faumJ clultM,. FINE ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINA GARNITURES f I NEW YORK PARIS KAKAs· BROS. INC.O~PO""ATILO RETAILERS FURRJERS CED.K ..... T". THE COLLONADl:: TH E BLi\,CKSTONE MAGNOLIA CHICAGO ======I.I.I·II~====== 179·TRBMONT. ST·BOSTON-TEL- OXFORD48 ARTHUR W. KENNARD, President EDGAR W. HOOGSON, 1'r~llur~r MRS. BILL'S SHOP Hodgson, Kennard & Co., Inc. LOBSTER lANE MAGNOUA Importers and Cullers oj Diamonds SAN FRANCISCO MAGNOLIA' HARTFORD Jewelers and Silversmiths BIRTHDAY GIFT~ PARTING GIFTS WEDDING GIFTS MISS BERTHA C. OLSON C:l.Td Prizes, Colonial Pbotograph,. IIand Celered PO,I Cald, Colored Printl l190hlng Order Work in Tooled Leatbe r II a spedalll' in lbh sbop 3 Angle Street, near urfside T OPP, SYMPHONY HALL MRS. LOW. 251 HUNTINGTON AYE. BRANCH, LEXINGTON AVENUE' MAGNOLIA Compliments of SHREVE, CRUMP & LOW CO. Gorton- Pew Fisherl'es C ompany 'jIciIJelcr.ll' ani) ~i1\)cr.ll'mitb~ Gloucester, Mnvs ORIENTAL PEARLS DfdMONDS dND PRECIOUS STONES SPECldL DESfGNS fN JEWELRY d RdR}!.' COLLECTION OF .HODERN AND ANTJffJ.,';JE SILVER TREMONT AND WEST STREETS BOSTON· MASSACHUSETTS \1ANTON PATTILl.O CARPETS AND FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY _ ~ ~RAPERIES, WINDOW SHADES s. S. PIERCE co. i'\D WALL PAPER ']1l1portfr~ ani) '!J;roccr.ll' 6; ,\11DDlE STREE r GLOUCESTER, MASS COl\.. TREMONT & BEACON STREETS COR. HUNTINGTON & DARTMOUTH STREETS FURNISHINGS F OR ~U,\lMFI\ HOMEs ,\ ~PH':IAL T' BOSTON COOLIDGE CORi':ER ' BROOKLINE COMPLIMENTS OF ~a\rJtborn£ llnn COLLINS e FAIRBANKS CO. GLOUCESTER HARBOR ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF MASSACHUSETTS l'urs anb .1fall ftIlllintrp ~racl' ~a?l'n's' ~tubio COLLONADE MAGNOLIA HAND.WROUGHT JEWELRY IN GOLD. PLATINUM AND SILVER Special De.ilgns adapted to mdNidual taSle, Also R1n~ Ans and Crafi, Oble(~ Weekly Exhibitions of Pamllngs EASTEP-..N POINT ROAD Open every Weekday 719 EAST 1~lhSTREET EAST GLOUCESTER NEW YORK m:bt ~aro ~tubio 739 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON W, N. GP-..1FFIN F D. GRIFFIN Tdtplwa' Baell Ba)12003 GRIFFIN e- COMPANY DEALERS IN '!Coal anb ~oob 50 Commercial Street Gloucesrer. Massachusetts HARLAN P. KELSEY ( YACHTS COALED • I 1!lll111~cape ~tebitect I I \ SALEM MASS. TelephOlll: PERCY W WHEELER Designer and Builder Compliments JIllotor ~oats' of Dealer in Gas l" E' A Friend a me names and Supplies AUla Boat and Auto Supplies 67 EAST MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER.. MASS. SALT MACKEREL, CODFISH @ranbe matson be ialanc FRESH LOBSTER 308 §iftp !dum't, fltw !floth JMalJnOlill..,;JIfllllllll. ~DU"poIO Linrne anb lorr s, Wai,t, anb lingrri, We Sell Fish ONL Y to the CONSUMER Direct Not to the DEALER A Mail Order Buainen Since 1885 You will want for your Own Home Table just such fish as you enjoywhen you arc at the seashore. You will want Fresh Lobster. We can supply you any time with lobster RatIl'l8 llld CruIsing Rigs for Yachts All Mererials of Selected Qyalny meat as fresh, as crisp, as perfect looking and tasting liS if you yourself shelled it from the finest fresh lobster. It is canned in the modern sanitary wayright where the lobsters live. Cans arc parchment paper lined 80 meat does nOl touch the tin. It makes perfect salad, Newburg, sandwiches and deviled QColbp. ~ailmaker lobster. B. H. COLBY. Proprietor You want to use Fat Salt Mackerel, Genuine Codfi.h and otherappetiziDg Gloucester products W I h' h may be. . e can eu p p y you no matter were your winter orne Sails,Awnings. Flake Covers, Hammocks We furnish also 1m t d F' h P . . I h. k I por e IS roducb, and In fact every kind 0 c OIU eep ab e fish for Use in YOur own home FACTORY PEO~~~e else can YOU ~et such goods: put up as we do lor PARTICULAR h . We get ape cia] express rates and Prepay Charge. right to your m MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER, MASS. HO~~jNg~~~sIB'ness is entirely with families who are ACCUSTOMED TO EST. Send for our list for . call d use at your winter or summer home. If in Gloucester, an meet us and see h h III ship t W at we ave to offer and leave an order for a men. y ou need n t '1 o pay u rm you have tried the goods. FRANK E. DAVIS FISH CO. 9~,,:~reet GLOUCESTER, MNS BUTMAN t- FRENCH SUMMERSIDE HAND LAUNDRY m:be1l)tpartment ~tore of ~ualitp MAGNOLIA ANNIE M. RYAN, Proprietor OF THE NORTH SHORE LIN SPECIAL TIES. GERIE DRESSES, SHIRT WAISTS NO CHEMICALS USED PLEASANT AND MAIN STREETS Telephone: 63.4 GLOUCESTER. MASS. • Compliments of REDFERN ARTISTS IN C. F. HOVEY & CO. LADIES ATTIRE IDrp ~oolJ.a' BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO ALL -'HE. ROYAL AND IMPERIAL COURTS OF EUROPE. ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS GOWNS AND SUITS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FURS THE MOST SUPERB MILLINERY OF DISTINCTION 3 EAST 48th STREET. NEW YORK CITY Models for Fall Season 3rriylnl1 daily GLADIOLI are grown as a Cedar Acres HEWINS & HOLLIS specialty at Situated back of Wenham Lake on the road to Ferncroft Inn. C\ The fields present a wonderful 4 HAM1LTON PLACE sight from July to frost. C\ Visitors cordially wel- BOSTON comed. C\ Cut Blooms for sale. B. HAMMOND TRACY WENHAM. MASS Established in 1862 THEODORE B. STARR, Inc. Filth Avenue and MHS. A. ]. MACHALE HOTEL TOURAINE Boylston and Tremont Streets ~mr IDrcll' . . Jnllg anb ~oj[rt 19nrIor~ BOSTON OCEANSIDE HOTEL, MAGNOLIA FIFTH SEASON Mrs. M ac H ale Toilet ;\ . I . . rrrc es tor sale at h B J. R. WHIPPLE COMPANY S S er- csron Office, 4'10 Boylston Sette! . . PIERCE and all the L JORDAN MARSH arge Stores of BOStOn Mail Order Department They Built on the Sand COMPLIMENTS OF They Fell by the Wayside The Leading Fire Company Several score Fire Insurance of the World Companies (stock and mutual) quit business in 1911. Either lack of funds loss of public confidence ROYAL orcomp~lsion of State Authorities. They all promised to pay. THE INSURANCE 155 Tremont Street HOME does pay, Its promise 15 Bosron, Mass. backed by the largest amount of assets of any Fire Insurance Com- COMPANY pany, and its character attested LIMITED by over half a century record of honorable practices, fair adjust- Of Liverpool, England MAGNOLIA HORSE SHOW ments and prompt payments. FIELD & COWLES, Managers WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1912 Th INSURANCE e Horne COMPANY NeDJ England Department 2.30 P. M. BOXES AND SEATS ON SALE AT THE OCEANSIDE HOTEL NEWS STAND -New York 85 Water Street, Boston ELBRIDGE G. SNOW. President 10 CLASSES and 4 RACES OrHanized 1853. Main Office 56 Cedar St. Reprerenled in G!oucester and vicinity by ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO R~pruenl~d in GJouceoter and vicinity by CUNNINGHAM & KERR CUNNINGHAM & KERR J. HENRY COUl TEP-- MAGNOLIA, MASS. GET THE BEST THE AGENCY OF SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF Please send us your busiusmess dirrec t or no tify1 your broker to send• it to us. We can safeguar d your mteres. tss ini the strongest Com parues. WHITNEY'S Liberal forms; no vexatious conditions. nu. KINDS OF GOOD INSURANCE LINEN STORE CUNNINGHAM & KERR (Over City National Bank) BOSTON GLOUCESTER MASS. United States Branch Scottish Union & National Compliments of PHOENIX Insurance Company INSURANCE CO, Established 1824 ---OF T Morlilan G Bulkeley, Unit~d Sta'Wharl~~e~6nd Morlilan B. 'Brainard Cunningham &- Thompson Company HARTFORD Mellis H. ~I of Hartford. J. H. BREWSTER, Manager Gloucester, Mass. CUNNINGHAM & KERR HartfoTd, Conn. _~. Gloucester and vicinity by Local Repre!eDtlItivetllorGloucester and vicinity. Represenfea III M & KERR CUNNINGHA ~JI '1"./3 r. GEORGE L. EMERSON (OW. J _ ~""'L'V';'# ~~~c2?'...;> )'S1~~'fl.'" ,*~-~Jv' .~ IMPORTER HOLLAND . '~r..\:.p-. MIss FINEST SPECIMENSOF EXCLUSIVE, ARTISTIC AND UNIQUE CHINA " _ ~ 423 BOYLSTON ST. , From Bcencwned European Makers e BOSTON. MASS JI MINTON·S. COALPOP-T, CAULDON, DaULTON. Dfl..ESDEN. ""&\. .• ';:" ' and the choicest of French Wares ~,111 SEP-VICESTO ORDEfl.. AND Ffl..OM STOCK With Incrusted Gold Monograms and Crests if des,red jf aU anb ClImlinter~pening OF SPECIAL INTEREST HESPEP-US AVE.. MAGNOLIA SEPTEMBER '9/2 The Feshicnable Soup Plate of g.eek Crystal Glass . Berkeley Building. Bcsron Repraducnonaf Old Crown Staffordshire China Tho: most attractive and inreresring collection 420 Boylston Street of Ladies' \VI'ating Apparel. OLD VENICE LANTERNS LITHOGRAPHS CANDELABRA OLD SILVER LAMPS IRON ORNAMENTS MISS MOORE WALL PAPEP-S STUFFS ~ilTI) OVINGTON BROTHERS CO. AUCTION SALE FIFTH A VENUE, NEW YORK MAGNOLIA. MASS. BAR HARBOR. ME "I LOCATED IN THE SMITH BUILDING, MAGNOLIA. MASS. 2lntiqurg LARGE LINE IMPORTED NOVELTIES AND FINE CHINA UNIQUE WEDDING AND CHP-ISTMAS PP-ESENTS AND CAP-D PP-IZES \V c will sell by' auction ~ Iplendid caliri' rion of early English furnitul"t, art obj~t~ etc., in the Library Building, opposite NOI'Ih Shure Grill, M3gnolia, M:u •. , on Thursd~~, August 29th and following d~'1 at 1 jO o'clock These goods arc sold b)' onier of the It- (civet (If a bankrupt antique concern fhl! has been doing business for nearly one hun- dred years Full particulars will be mailed on application rc Pembencn Sales Comp.mh (om mission dealers in antiques and fine (ur· niture, Magnolia, Mass., also Pt'Itlberton Building, Boston, M;IIU., and :15 CastleS! I THE OCEANSIDE AND COTTAGES, MAGNOLIA. MASS. Livt"rpool, Englan.i. l:OM:vJONWEALTH AVENUE BOSTON, MASS ROOMS WITH BATH SUITES WlTH BATH ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES RATES ,\I.<\nE ON SAME BY THE DAY, WEEK, MO"TH 01< YI'.,\K FRANK C. H,'1.1., ~lanagcr MME. NAJLA MOGABGAB llmporter MAGNOLIA, MASSACHUSETTS 291 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY I, (\ '., COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF • LEWANDOS BARKER'S DENTAL PASTE I S TRULY ANTISEPTIC FRENCH DYEING AND CLEANSING COMPANY It will really brighten and polish It will prevent the formation of tartar. It will remove the discoloration of smokers' teeth. It will actually make them whiter and give them that clean, smooth feeling. ExeCUTIVE OFFICES It is the result of the latest study and knowledge in the manufacture of dental pastes. 286 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON GLOUCESTER, MASS. SHOPS IN BOSTON NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON SAL TIMORE THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS BOOK NEWPORT PROVIDENCE BRIDGEPORT NEW HAVEN HARTFO"'O WERE MADE BY SPRINGFIELD WORCESTER ALBANY ROCHESTER LYNN SALEM PORTLAND WATERTOWN ROXBURY CAMBRHlGE ROBERT PHELPS ~~e l&~otogtllpl)er EVERGREENS OF GLOUCESTER Now is the time to pI h W Spruce blue d ant I em. e have a large stock of Colorado green and go[~nD grfen'F.Arbor Vitae 10 assortmems, Renncsccns extr-a large spe~i oug a ' I '2'·fM.ugho .Pine, erc.. m vanous SlZ6, some mens lO~ t. In beighr. We would be pleased I h still continue our I d 0 ave you cal! and see them. As usual we plans and details oatl scepe department and are prepared 10 work OUI arge or small Contracts. SOUTHWORTH BROS. LANDSCAPE AR.CHITECTS N BEVERLY. MASSACHUSETTS urser,es on Ime of Salem and W- errbem elecme cars. near 602 Ca.bol Slftll -- WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF H. W. BUTLER,. &- SON L. P. HOLLANDER & CO. ~oal anl:J qool:J BOSTON AND NEW YORK COTTAGE TRADE OUR SPECIALTY WOOD SAWED TO ANY 5!ZE LOAM AND GRAVEL MAGNOLIA MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE CONNECTION