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MAGNOLIA HOTEL NOTES. 
Mr. and Mrs. U. K. Pettingill of Boston, have 
returned to the Hesperus at Magnolia for another season. 
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hull and Miss Phyllis E. Hull 
of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., are at Magnolia for the season. 
Dr. Everett Jones and family of Brookline, are 
occupying apartments in the Villa, one of the Hesperus 
connections, for the summer. Dr. Jones takes the place 
of the late Dr. E. A. Dakin as house physician of the 
}Llesperus. 
An old-time admirer of Magnolia and her charms 
to return for another season is Mrs. George H. Nettleton 
of Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Nettleton formerly spent 
her summers at the old Blynman Hotel, but since its 
destruction by fire several years ago, she has made the 
Hesperus her summer home. 
Miss F. E. Wellman of Boston, is spending a few 
weeks at the Hesperus before proceeding to the Moun- 
tains for the balance of the season. 
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Visitors to the MISSES GRAY’S 
STUDIO AND DECORATIVE ART SHOP 
14 Bridge St., Manchester 
will find beside 
IMPORTED LAMPS, ANTIQUE 
BRASSES, LAMP SHADES, ETC., 
Specimens of Various Handicrafts 
Beautiful Porto Rican 
NEEDLEWORK, BASKETS 
made by the Lincoln House Children 
and BOWLS from the 
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Your Clock Winding, Regulating and Repairs will be 
given my personal attention. 
All work called for and delivered. Let me Estimate. 
H. L. SARGENT 
Formerly manager watch department Daniel Low & Co, 
114-116 Washington St., Salem. Mass. 
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Among the Bostonians to return to Magnolia for the 
season are the Crufts of Commonwealth avenue. The 
party consists of Mrs. Charles F. Crufts and the Misses 
KE. M. and F. C. Crufts, also Miss Emily Williston of 
Cambridge. 
Among the southerners at Magnolia at present are 
Miss Annie B. Robb and her sister, Miss Robb, who 
are touring the New England resorts. They are from 
West Virginia and are stopping at the Hesperus for a 
tew weeks. 
There was a house party of young people at Col. 
Wm. D. Sohier’s cottage at Burgess Point, Beverly, over 
the holiday. 
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George B. Post and family of New York, arrived 
tiiis week at the small Dudley Pickman cottage, Bev- 
e:ty Cove, which they occupied last season. 
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Harcourt Amory and family entertained Dedham 
relatives over the Fourth at the Amory cottage, Pride’s 
Crossing. 
