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BASS ROCKS. 
Mrs. E. Bradley Currier of New 
York has taken occupancy cf the new 
Spring cottage. As the Curriers are 
popular members of the social and 
golfing coterie here, the news of the 
death of their eldest son, age 18 years, 
three weeks ago, was received with 
great regret. 
Indianapolis people who have set- 
tled for the season include Lawrence 
B. Cummings and family, Mrs. L. G. 
Millard and Miss Millard. 
Rev. J. McGaw Foster, rector of 
St. Stephen’s church, Boston, and 
family have arrived at their cottage. 
EAST GLOUCESTER 
Mrs. Lucey B. Chandler of Chest- 
nut Hill, Boston, announces the en- 
gagement of her daughter, Dorothy, 
to Jacob Sloat Fassett, Jr., of El 
mira, N. Y., Cornell, 1912. He is a 
son of former Congressman Jacob 
Sloat Fassett and Mrs. Fassett of 
Elmira and Grapevine Cove, East 
Gloucester. 
John W. Pilling and family of 
Washington have arrived at ‘“Rock- 
mere,” Paradise Point. Mrs. Pilling’s 
sister, Miss Anna Seaton Schmidt, 
prominent in Paris and American art 
circles, makes one of the household. 
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Miss M. N. Shepard of New York 
has arrived at the McCready cottage, 
Grapevine Cove road and Miss Mc- 
Cready of New York is in her bunga- 
low adjoining. 
HER ACCEPTANCE 
One Englishwoman relates rather a 
pretty story about a factory girl’s 
way of answering a marriage pro- 
posal made to her. Of course it 
happened long, long ago. 
The young woman could not write 
nor read writing, and one day, says 
the lady, she brought a letter to me 
to real it to her. It contained an of- 
fer in marriage. 
I happened to know that the writer 
was a deserving young artisan, so I 
said to her, “Now, you must consider 
this matter very seriously, and if you 
like to come to me when you have 
made up your mind, I will write a re- 
ply for you.” 
A day or two afterward I met the 
girl again, and asked her if she 
wanted me to answer the letter for 
her. 
“O, that is all right,” said the girl, 
looking radiant. and pleased. “I’ve 
settled it; I answered it myself.” 
“Why, how did you do it?” I 
asked. 
And then she told me that she could 
make a capital “I’, and that she 
stuck on the paper a piece of wool 
after it for ‘“wull”—“I wool.” 
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