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Mr, and Mrs. Thomas. P. Beal of Beverly Cove are 
spending August at Point Lookout club, Isle of Haut, 
Maine.’ Their sons Thomas P., Jr., and William De 
Ford Beal are frequent week-end visitors at the club. The 
garden on the Beal estate is one of the largest and finest 
at the Cove. ‘The rose garden has been very productive 
this year, yielding from two to three bushels of roses 
each morning. Just now a long bed of snap-dragons and 
the long rows’of many colored phlox are very noticeable. 
The garden lies in the rear of the house and its pretty 
walks of soft grass make it an inviting place to enter. 
The main walk is bordered with red and white flowers 
and leads past many flowers whose fragrance is very per- 
ceptible. Its approach to the house is under an attractive 
arbor entrance. The vegetable gardens are also an inter- 
esting and attractive sight on the place. 
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William H. Coolidge, Jr., of Manchester, 
Washington a few days this week. 
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Mrs. Al Eeinder Cochrane of Commonwealth avenue, 
30Ston, will give a reception at her summer home at 
Pride’s Crossing next Tuesday, Aug. 24, in honor of her 
granddaughter, Miss Charlotte Loring, who will be one 
of next winter’s debutantes. Miss Loring is a daughter 
of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Lindsley Loring of “Sunrise Farm,” 
Westwood. Mrs. Loring is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Cochrane, and a sister of Mrs. George RoAMenring Lea 
and of Mrs. Howard G. Cushing of New York. 
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Miss Katherine P. Loring, who is one of the com- 
mission appointed. to erect the new branch of the public 
library at the Farms, has presented the library with a 
copy of “The tragedy of Andersonville.” It will prove ot 
iiitterest to the veterans. 
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The Paul Revere Pottery 
18 Hurt St., Boston 
Corner Pine and Central Streets 
Manchester, Mass. 
(Manchester Tea Rooms) 
Can furnish you with breakfast, luncheon and din- 
ner sets of harmonious color and unique design, 
Also bread 
flower vases, tiles and candlesticks. 
with monograms or names if desired. 
and milk sets, 
Suutang Lake Jun 
Cyuntield, Mass. 
Recently enlarged, 
500. 
having a seating capacity of 
Ballroom for dancing remodeled. 
CHICKEN, STEAK AND LOBSTER DINNERS 
Cuisine and Service Unsurpassed 
Open the year round C. A. Eagleston Co., Proprs. 
Located on the Newburyport Turnpike. Tel. Lynn 8490 
Rev. Henry H. 
preach Sunday 
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o'clock. 
Sanderson of Toronto, Can., will 
morning at the First Unitarian Church, 
street, Manchester. Service at eleven 
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Mrs. John Markle of West Manchester is entertain- 
ing this week and next Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bunnell of 
Scranton, Pa. Her mother, Mrs. J. Hood Wright; will 
return from a month’s visit in the White Mountains, Sept. 
2 Mr. Markle has been spending the past month at Hot 
Springs, Va., and will return next Tuesday. Mrs. Mar- 
kle’s nephew, E. Moore Robinson, is spending August in 
t’ Markle mines at Jeddo, Pa., getting a practical experi- 
eve in mining before entering college in the fall. 
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Bishop and Mrs. P. M. Rhinelander of the Land’s 
Find colony, Rockport, are spending a few days in New- 
port, okeal 
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Work done at your residence if desired, anywhere 
from Manchester to Pride’s. Children’s hair-cutting a 
specialty. J. Vasconcellos, barber, Central sq., Manches- 
ter, Tel. 53-J. adv. 
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The Kernwood Country Club at Salem will be a 
festive place a week from Saturday of this week, when 
the formal opening the newly-rebuilt clubhouse and 
big new golf course will be held with more than 500 
etiests. A lavish program has been arranged, which will 
include a big dinner, band concert and feature sporting 
events. The really big feature will be a golf match be- 
tween many of the eastern experts. Among them will be 
the state champion, Francis Ouimet, who has been seen 
on the North Shore this year and who played brilliantly 
in the recent Homestead and Press Club matches. 
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