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now under charter to Joseph Leiter, dropped anchor off 
the Manchester-Beverly Farms shore Monday morning. 
Mr. Leiter and a party of New York and Chicago friends 
were on board. Mr, Leiter plans to start very soon on 
a trip around the world. The Leiter summer home at 
Beverly Farms has not been opened this summer. 
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Major and Mrs. Henry L. Higginson returned to 
their ‘West Manchester estate this week after their an- 
nual late summer visit to their place on Lake Champlain. 
They will remain on the North Shore as usual until late 
October. 
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The C. Howard Clark, Jrs., plan to leave West Man- 
chester for their country estate at Devon, Pa., the 24th 
of this month. Mrs. Hollingsworth (Ame Clark); 
has been spending most of the summer with her parents, 
will remain on the Shore until they go. 
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The Sewell H. Fessendens were among the first of 
the Manchester colony to close their Shore houses. They 
left Coolidge’s Point last week for their large between- 
season farm in Holliston. Their town house at Chest- 
nut Hull will be opened in November, 
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Hon. and Mrs: Curtis Guild spent the week-end with 
the latter's father AC. Sole at Nahant. 
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New Fall Models of 
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Though a field of twenty players started out last 
Saturday in the weekly golf tournament at the Essex 
County club only five turned in cards. John Merrill, Jr., 
won the tournament, which was a medal handicap, with 
a card of 93-20-73. The others were: ideueiacee Gamer, 
gt-10-81; F. P. Amory, Jr., 98-15-83; Fred Burnham, 
107-22-85; John Reece, 96-10-86. 
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A special race for the Manchester Yacht club one- 
design boats was sailed last Saturday in a strong south- 
east wind that kicked up a bad chop. Only four boats 
competed. The Kiowa, owned by J. A. Jeffries won; 
White Wings, C. K. Cummings owner, second; and Minx, 
owned by H. S. Grew, Jr., third. The Asteria withdrew. 
The race was arranged 2 C. E. Hodges. 
Nathan L. Amster and family, who have the E. G. 
Black cottage, off Sea street, Manchester, returned to 
Brookline yesterday. 
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Miss Sidney B. Morison of Baltimore returned from 
Narragansett: Pier to Manchester last week, where she 
was again the guest of Miss Pauline Croll at “Sunny- 
bank.” Miss Croll gave a dinner at her home Sunday 
evening in honor of Miss Morison’s birthday, and on 
Friday. Mrs, Oliver W. Mink (Mabel Tower) gave a 
luncheon for her at her home on Cobb avenue, Man- 
chester. 
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