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Society Hotes 
A Harvard clubis Boston’s newest 
social organization, the club being or- 
ganized a few weeks ago, with Henry L. 
Higginson as president. 
Miss Adele G. Thayer is to occupy 
her cottage at West Manchester this sea- 
son. Sheis planning to move down from 
Boston the latter part of April. 
Among the June weddings of interest 
to North Shore folk will be that of Miss 
Alice Nichols and Clarence Burrage. 
Mr. Burrage is a brother of Mrs. S. 
Parker Bremer. 
Mrs. George S. Mandell and family 
are planning to spend the summer abroad, 
though Mr. Mandell will be here a great- 
er part of the time, and will be at his 
cottage in Beverly Cove. 
Patrons of The Dolphin, Magnolia, 
which has been conducted the past two 
seasons by Mrs. J. Russell Selfridge, who 
started it, in fact, will be interested to 
learn that Mrs. Ed. Rolfe of Brookline 
will conduct The Dolphin the coming 
summer. Mrs. Rolfe has the reputation 
of being an excellent caterer and she will 
no doubt maintain the high standard of 
The Dolphin as a resort for the most se- 
lect of the North Shore colony on their 
morning and afternoon drives to Mag- 
nolia, and at luncheons and dinner 
parties. 
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Three house lots on Norwood Avenue; two house lots an Lin- 
coln street; one heavily wooded hill at West Manchester, sit- 
harbor, a 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
WYATT’S MARKET 
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BEVERLY FARMS, 
ANNOUNCEMENT 
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: 
MRS. L. T. B. WYATT 
Announces to the public and the former patrons of the old- 
established ‘“ Wyatt's Market ” 
that this season the market will 
be under the personal management of Mr. C. E. Buxton, and, 
as in the past, High Quality Goods and First Class Service 
will characterize the establishment. 
@\In addition to Meats 
Grade Staple and Fancy Groceries and Fresh Fruits will be 
carried this season, all at Boston market prices. 
time she would respectfully thank all patrons 
@/At this 
for past favors 
and solicit a continuance of their valued patronage. 
and Provisions, a full and complete stock of Strictly High 
Thornton K. Lothrop and family will 
not occupy their cottage at West Man- 
chester the coming summer, but will rent 
it and will spend the summer themselves 
at Dublin, N. H. Mr. Lothrop’s ad- 
vancing years and health, which is not 
of the best, is responsible in part for the 
change. 
Mrs. Oliver Ames, 2d, Mrs. Henry 
S. Grew, 2d, Mrs. George S. Mandell, 
Mrs. J. Murray Forbes, Mrs. Philip 
Dexter, Mrs. Gardiner M. Lane, Mrs. 
Bo ule 
Charles Head, Mrs. 
Lots 
IN MANCHESTER 
Higginson 
uated off Highland Avenue overlooking the 
location for a summer residence; one lot corner 
ington Street, with all modern improvements. 
other houses for sale with modern improvements. 
wish to buy any of this real estate, or if you wish to exchange for 
any you already have, call and see me and talk the matter over. 
1000 Loads of good rich loam for sale. 
Ghesiter L. 
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Sea and Summer 
Streets; one 12-room house, corner Norwood Avenue and Wash- 
v Also several 
Manchester 
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‘Thorndike are among 
and Mrs. John L. 
the patronesses for the Vincent club per- 
formances at Jordan hall on April 29, 
30 and May 1. 
Quincy A. Shaw, jr., earned his sec- 
ond championship title of the season last 
Saturday, by defeating E. Ray Speare of 
the Newton Squash club in the finals of 
the Mass. Squash racquet championships 
played on the B. A. A. courts. Mr. 
Shaw is a member of the Tennis and 
Racquet club, and won by 19-15, 17-16, 
17-16. 
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