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SOCIETY NOTES 
At least five golfing organizations, 
among them the Essex County club 
at Manchester, are in the field to 
secure the next United States na- 
tional amateur golf championship. 
Both the Oakmont club of Pittsburg 
and the Merion Cricket club of 
Philadelphia are making an active 
campaign for votes. 
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Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown (nee 
Wigglesworth) of Boston, who spent 
a portion of the past season at the 
Wigglesworth estate, Manchester, 
are receiving congratulations on the 
birth of their first child, a _ son, 
which arrived in their family circle 
Thursday of last week. 
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Charles T. Dukelow and family 
were numbered among Monday’s de- 
partures from Manchester, where 
they were tenants of ‘‘ Wyndhurst,”’ 
the Harris cottage on Masconomo 
street. Their winter residence is on 
Orkney road, Brookline. 
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The Russell Codmans of Boston, 
have concluded their season at the 
Clark cottage, Blossom lane, Man- 
chester. They were privileged, how- 
ever, to see the preliminary opera- 
tions started for their new summer 
home on Proctor street, Manchester, 
before their departure. Both the 
building and mason work contracts 
are held in Manchester. Morley, 
Flatley & Co. are already at work 
on the foundation and the building 
contract has been secured by Roberts 
& Hoare. The house will be con- 
structed of stone and wood and 
promises to be both commodious and 
attractive. 
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Mrs. J. Theodore Heard of Boston, 
who has been one of the longest so- 
journers of the season at Magnolia, 
departed for her city home Tuesday. 
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The George E. Warrens of Bos- 
ton, are prolonging their season at 
Manchester to oversee the building 
of an addition to the rear of their 
cottage on Blossom lane. 
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Mrs. Thomas K. Laughlin and her 
two sons of Woodland road Pitts- 
burg, are in the homestead at Hot 
Springs, Va., after a_visit with the 
Presidential family at Montserrat. 
Mrs. Taft and Miss Helen Taft will 
join them there early next week. 
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Among the growing colony of 
North Shore summer residents at 
Hot Springs, Va., was See. of the U 
S Navy Meyer, who visited friends 
there over the last week-end. 
SHORE 
Mrs. Wm. L. Putnam of Boston 
and Manchester, has recovered suf- 
ficiently from her illness of several 
weeks’ duration to be able to enjoy 
drives about Manchester and the 
North Shore. 
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Clay Arthur Pierce and family of 
St. Louis will bring their North 
Shore season to a close November 
Ist. They are tenants of the S. 
Parker Bremer cottage, Gales Point, 
Manchester. 
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Frank Wigglesworth has proven a 
successful candidate for the Harvard 
freshman class football team. The 
injuries his brother Richard received 
at the Holy Cross-Harvard game ex- 
cludes him from football for the 
season. 
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A bronze statue of William Cullen 
Bryant, the gift of the Century as- 
sociation to New York, was unveiled 
in Bryant Park and accepted by 
Mayor Gaynor Tuesday. The erec- 
tion and unveiling of the statue is 
the culmination of a movement 
BREEZE 
launched 28 years ago to honor the 
memory of the poet and journalist. 
Bryant brought the North Shore 
fame during his visits to Pigeon 
Cove, Rockport, with Richard H. 
Dana, Sr., and Ralph Waldo Emer- 
son. 
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The W. A. Burdens, who have oe- 
cupied the Stevens estate at Man- 
chester this summer, have returned 
to New York City. They are to oc- 
cupy the Coolidge homestead next 
summer, it is said. 
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The summer White House at 
Montserrat was closed yesterday for 
the season. The Taft party, which 
included their guests, Lieut. Cary T. 
Grayson, USN, and Miss Souther- 
land of Washington, motored to 
Boston and took the Federal express 
to Washington, thence to Hot 
Springs, Va., where they will be 
joined by President Taft on his re- 
turn from his long western trip. 
The Presidential family will not be 
in Washington until December first. 
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and brown felts) The man who wears 
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L. & H. DERBIES 
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that up-to-date effect that has marked 
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Made in Boston for over 30 years. We 
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Manchester, Mass. 
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