MARBLEHEAD, 
The first band concert under the 
auspices of the Corinthian Yacht 
elub will be given July 10th. 
Guests at The Boylston, Marble- 
head Neck: A. G@. Wood and family, 
Miss Huntley, Brookline; Mrs. Ada 
C. Seaman, Clement M. Seaman, St. 
Louis. 
Arrivals at New Fountain Inn, 
Marblehead: Harry P. Fowler and 
family, Hartford. 
The large steam yacht, Liberty, 
owned by Joseph Pulitzer of the 
New York World, was in Marble- 
head harbor over the last week-end 
while enroute to Bar Harbor. 
Miss A. F. Noreross of Brookline, 
entertained several of her Dana 
Hall classmates at her parents’ cot- 
tage on Marblehead Neck this week. 
Miss Norcross is a clever driver of 
her own auto and an able sailer of 
her boat. The young people had 
these mediums for their pleasures 
during their visit. 
True to her name the Adventuress, 
an auxiliary schooner yacht, arrived 
in New York, last Sunday, from the 
West Indies, after a cruise of 5000 
miles, in which her owner, Seward 
A. Moot, of Buffalo and Marblehead, 
with his guests, had all sorts of ad- 
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ventures. These included being 
aground off the south coast of Cuba 
and all hands nearly lost one night 
while at anchor among the coral 
reefs on the north shore of the 
island. Mr. Moot is a member of the 
Corinthian Yacht Club of Marble- 
head, from which port he started 
out on Nov. 12 of last year. He was 
his own skipper. Mr. Moot is the 
son of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Moot 
of 358 Elmwood avenue, Buffalo, 
and a Harvard man. The family has 
a summer home in Marblehead. Af- 
ter the Adventuress attends the Har- 
vard-Yale boat race at New London, 
she will cruise on to Marblehead. 
Tales of sharks which threatened to 
kill the bathers who ventured in the 
warm waters over the coral reefs, 
catches of fish so big that they al- 
most swamped the small dinghy 
carrying them in, and a night when 
at any time the entire party on 
board feared they would be east out 
in the breakers on a reef on the 
north shore of Cuba, are on the log 
that Mr. Moot treasures with great 
care. 
The new tennis court at The 
Oceanside, being constructed at a 
cost of $500, will be a very fine 
acquisition to the hotel’s attrac- 
tions. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. MceQuesten 
of Brookline, have added to the 
charms of beautiful ‘‘Questenmere,’’ 
Marblehead Neck, by the distribu- 
tion about their Italian gardens and 
lawns numerous German statues of 
Brownies, which they brought from 
Europe, where they were the past 
year and a half. These quaint fig- 
ures so life-like recline on the 
ground, are fishing at the fountain 
and are in all sorts of postures and 
attitudes. A granite and mosaic 
Japanese lantern pedestal has been 
placed on the bluff over-looking the 
ocean near the Italian gardens, 
which are filled with marble Greek 
benches, ete. Also on the lawn are 
very life-like deer and doe reclining. 
Mr. McQuesten, who has retired 
from business will now give much 
attention to his large Marblehead 
interests. The large field across 
from ‘‘Questenmere’’ is to be de- 
veloped for house lots in which will 
be erected some fine cottages. The 
small field is being prepared for the 
erection of a gardener’s lodge and 
hot houses. Mr. MeQuesten is en- 
closing the entire spacious water- 
front section of ‘‘Questenmere”’ 
with a fine sea-wall. Cudahy, of 
Marblehead, the well-known  con- 
tractor, has the contract. 
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