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IPSWICH. 
The name of Richard T. Crane, Jr., of Chicago 
and Ipswich, is a household word from one end of 
Ipswich to the other, a name that calls forth enthusiastic 
praise from the lips of every school pupil in the town. 
July first Mr. Crane in commemoration of his little son’s 
birthday invited the local school children and their 
teachers to his estate on Castle Hill for a picnic. When 
one has some nine hundred people to entertain and pro- 
vide for their welfare, it costs a little penny. The 
beautiful beach connected with the estate was the scene 
of the picnic. There were hospital tents, a doctor and 
nurses in attendance. Of ice cream, sandwiches and 
goodies there was an abundance. The United Shoe 
Machinery Co. band of Beverly played. Two men pa- 
troled the beach in Mr. Crane’s launch while the chil- 
dren bathed. The trip to the Crane estate included a 
barge and boat ride, so that the participants had a 
varied and delightful day, which passed without an ac- 
eident. Mr. Crane plans to make this an annual event 
for the Ipswich school children. Next year he plans to 
have a pavilion built so that the older children may 
enjoy dancing. 
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Buckminster of Jamestown, 
Cal., who were enroute to Poland Springs, Maine, in 
their auto made The Agawam their temporary home 
while passing through Ipswich, likewise Mrs. W. H. 
Moorhouse and Miss Zilla Merrick of Chicago, who 
were going to Poland Springs also. A Lynchburg, Va., 
party motoring to the White Mts., to make a short stay 
at The Agawam, were the Misses Cheatwood, Glass, 
and Watts, James O. Watts and J. Gordon Payne, Jr. 
A. J. Hemphill and family of New York have also been 
registered there. 
George L. Noyes of Boston, a prominent member 
cf Ipswich’s colony of artists, has settled at the Will- 
comb house for the season and inaugurated his summer 
school there this week. 
Mr. Kenyon of New York, another prominent mem- 
her of the artists’ colony, and Mrs. Kenyon were fre- 
quent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Woodhull Adams of 
Summit, N. J., during their stay at The Agawam. Mr. 
and Mrs, Adams are now on a tour of Maine and later 
eo to Nova Scotia. Last summer they were in France. 
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradford and children of Com- 
monwealth avenue, Boston, are now domiciled at their 
summer home on Argilla Road. 
Bayard Tuckerman and family of New York, are 
at ‘‘Sunswick,’’ their estate on Waldingfield Road. 
Theirs is a busy household just now preparing for the 
wedding on the 22d, of Miss Joan C. Tuckerman to 
Iivans R. Dick, Jr., the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. 
tivans R. Dick of New York. Mr. Dick was graduated 
from St. Paul’s and Harvard. He is a grandson of 
Madam Dick, who now makes her home in Paris. His 
sister, Miss Mildred Dick, married Stuyvesant Fish, Jr., 
last July. Miss Tuckerman’s mother is a sister of the 
Rey. Cotton Smith of Washington, who married a Boston 
tis. The country place Sunswick, where the wedding 
will take place, is one of the delightful old-time man- 
sions for which Ipswich is famous. 
The North Shore friends of Harcourt Amory of 
Boston and Pride’s, are envying him and his daughter 
this torrid weather. They have a most cool and de- 
livhtful trip in prospect replete with interest. On 
Wednesday they sailed from Vancouver, B.C., for 
Alaska. There is certainly an allurement to a trip in 
those regions now the thermometer is so vacillating. 
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