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THe North Shore Swimming Pool has been open since 
June 19. The first social function of the season wiil 
be a buffet luncheon for members to be given at the club- 
house July 5th, at one o'clock. Dancing will follow i 
the afternoon from 4 until 6. A Thé Dansant will be 
given this Saturday afternoon from 4 until 6. The 
swimming season is on and Edgar Allen has been re- 
engaged as instructor in swimming and diving for the 
season. Among the members who have extended club 
priviledges to guests recently were Mrs. Myron C. ‘Wick 
of Manchester, whose guests were Miss Lydia S. Chapin, 
Miss Margaret Chickering and Chester Willets; Mrs. if. 
M. Binney of Magnolia, whose guests was Richard F. 
Warner. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Sewell H. Fessenden, and daughters, 
Misses Caroline and Harriet, of Boston and Chestnut 
Hill, arrived this week at their summer home on Cool- 
idge’s Point, Magnolia. 
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Mr. and Mrs. James Means and family, having let 
their house on Smith’s Point, Manchester, to Miss Kath- 
arine Horsford. of Cambridge, have gone to Mattapoisett, 
on the South Shore, for the summer. They have a cot- 
tage there. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stone (Alice Balch) of 
Jamaica Plain arrived Saturday and will spend their 
fourth season in the Ward house on Sea street, Man- 
chester. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Brainerd B. Thresher and family of 
Dayton, O., are now in their cottage at Fresh Water 
Cove near Brookbank Inn. 
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Costello C. Converse and family, who have been 
spending the spring and early summer as usual at their 
estate in Malden, are now settled at their charming new 
summer home overlooking the ocean at Magnolia. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Ramsdell of Buffalo 
will spend the week-end and holiday with the latter's 
mother, Mrs. Hugh J. McGowan, at “Overledge,’ Uni- 
versity Lane, Magnolia. Mrs. Ramsdell was fomerly 
Miss Frances McGowan. Miss Marjory McGowan, who 
has been spending several weeks in New York, has now 
joined her mother for the season. 
Teacher of 
Leo Cc. Demack Pianoforte 
Organist and Choir Master at St. Peter’s Church, 
Beverly. Lessons Given at Pupil’s Residence 
if desired 
Studio and Residence, - - - 86 1-2 Essex Street, Beverly 
ROWNLAND COTTAGES at Old Neck, Manchester, 
have had among the week’s arrivals the Mossis L. 
Cooke family of Philadelphia, who are new-comers at 
the cottages, and the Thatcher Lorings of Boston, who 
will spend their second season here. Mrs. R. F. Greeley 
of the Brownland entertained Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 
Taylor of Manchester, at dinner last Sunday. The 
Misses Fabyan had as their dinner guest, Monday their 
niece, Mrs. Isaac R. Thomas (Gertrude Fabyan) of Bos- 
ton and Hamilton. Miss Fanny Young will leave the 
Browlands, July 1, for York Harbor to spend the sea- 
son. Miss Rhett of the Brownland was a luncheon guest 
at Peabody at the home of Mrs. J. C. Rogers the past 
week. 
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Captain and Mrs. Chas. W. Littlefield have had as 
guests at the Bradbury cottage, Smith’s Point, Manches- 
ter, the past week, Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson Armour of 
Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dunne of New York 
and Mrs. Glover and Miss Glover of Kansas City, Mo. 
Mr. and Mrs. Dunne have chartered the auxiliary yaw] 
“Nakeeta” and have gone for a cruise on the Maine coast. 
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A dinner dance will be held at Essex County club, 
Manchester, tonight. 
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Many people will motor over to Eastern Point, Glou- 
cester, next week on Tuesday or Wednesday—to the resi- 
dence of Mrs. Sidney E. Hedges, for the exhibition and 
sale of the Folk Handicrafts from the Denison House. 
Those who go by trolley will find motors awaiting them 
from 11 o'clock to 1, and again from 2 to 5 o’clock, to 
take them to the Hedge residence. 
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Mrs. John Wales and Miss A. A. Rogers of Boston 
are at the Parramatta Inn, Montserrat, for the summer. 
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Mrs. Sarah Brackett (Richardson) White, widow of 
Charles T. White, died Wednesday at her residence at 
213 Commonwealth avenue, Boston, following ill health 
for some time, which had not, however, caused her con- 
dition to give special anxiety. She had planned to spend 
the summer at Manchester, where it: had been her cus- 
tom, for many years past, to go each summer to Brown- 
land cottages. Mrs. White, who was seventy-nine years 
of age, was born in Boston and was the daughter of the 
late Jeffrey Richardson and Sally Brackett Richardson, 
OSTEOPATHY 
Dr. Wendell W. Fessenden 
Four-Year Graduate Hospital Experience 
All Aeute and Chronie Diseases at home 
or office. 
Treatment of 
Tel. 561 244 Cabot St., Beverly 
& as as, ' 
