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The E. S. Grewsand S. Parker Brem- 
ers are among the week’s departures from 
Manchester. 
Mr. and Mts. Richard S. Russell, who 
have been abroad on a few weeks’ vaca- 
tion trip, are on the water now, on their 
way home, and will probably land tomor- 
row, when they come at once to West 
Manchester, to remain the rest of this 
month. 
The Ezra C. Fitchesare leaving Man- 
chester next Monday for their town 
house in Boston. Mrs. Fitch left sev- 
eral days ago and has gone to the Vir- 
ginia Hot Springs for a month. Her 
daughter, Miss Helen Fitch, may join 
her there later for a week or two. 
Mr. and Mrs. William Hooper are 
leaving Manchester the 19th of this 
month and aftera week or two at the 
Somerset in Boston, they will sail for 
Europe. They plan to spend the win- 
terin Rome. Mr. Hooper has resigned 
his position as treasurer of the Boston 
Elevated so that he may spend the win- 
ter abroad free and easy, his mind un- 
trammelled by business cares. 
Otis H. Luke and family are remain- 
ing at their cottage in Beverly Farms 
until about the first of December when 
they leave for the south where they plan 
to spend the winter. They have hired 
a cottage at Nassau, one of the beautiful 
islands on the south of Florida, and plan 
to spend the winter there. Mrs. Bliss, 
Mr. Luke’s sister, will accompany them 
and plans to remain part of the season. 
Among the week’s departures from 
Manchester is Mrs. Henry Pickering, 
who closed her place at Old Neck yes- 
terday; Mrs. W. H. Lewis is leaving 
today for her home in New York, while 
her daughter, Mrs. Stoughton Bell, and 
Mr. Bell, who have been spending the 
summer here, are returning to their 
home, 164 Brattle street, Cambridge. 
The Chas. W. Wards closed their 
cottage last Saturday and returned to their 
Colchester street, Boston, residence. 
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Boardman have 
closed their cottage at Manchester the 
past week and left Tuesday for Wash- 
ington, though they will not arrive there 
until about the 22d of this month. They 
are making the trip part way by auto, 
going first to the Berkshires, where they 
will pay a visit to their daughter, Mrs. 
Crane, and Senator Crane, at Dalton, 
and from there to Lenox. Miss Mabel 
Boardman has been in Washington in 
connection with Red Cross affairs, but 
she will join her parents in the Berkshires 
after a visit with Admiral and Mrs. 
Cowles at Farmington, Conn. 
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Brooks re- 
turned to Manchester last Saturday from 
a delightful automobile trip of ten days in 
their Royal Tourist. Their itinerary 
included Portsmouth, Portland, Poland 
Springs, Bretton Woods, Sunset Hill, 
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the return from the mountains being 
made by way of the Connecticut Valley — 
and Lenox. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks are 
remaining at Manchester until Novem 
ber, when they go to Milton, wher 
they have taken a house for the winter. 
