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SOCIETY NOTES 
Rudolphe L. Agassiz of Boston 
and Hamilton, has been elected one 
of the governors of the Westchester 
Polo ciub, being chosen chairman of 
that body. Other members are 
Ilenry Payne Whitney, Reginald 
Vanderbilt, Arthur Scott Burden 
Alfred V ander bilt and Philip Clark. 
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construction of the 
$600,000 addition to the Boston 
Museum of Fine Arts, for which 
Mrs. Robert Dawson Evans ef Bos- 
ton and Burgess Point, Beverly, 
gave the money has been started. 
‘he contract has been awarded to 
the J. W. Bishop company of Wor- 
cester. This new wing, facing on 
the Fenway, will be fireproof, two 
stories high, 370 by 80 feet, and will 
take about two years to buifd. It is 
to be known as the picture wing 
and will be so built that if the trus- 
tees so desire, a corridor connecting 
Work on 
it with the main building can be 
built at any time. The framework 
The building will 
be built largely of limestone. The 
interior will be finished off with 
marble and bronze. Stairways and 
entrances will be of marble. The 
plans provide for excellent lighting 
jor all pictures hung in the wing. 
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Col. and Mrs. Henry E. Russell 
of Boston, opened for the season 
Monday, ‘‘Underledge,’’ their Man- 
chester summer residence on Glou- 
cester road. 
will be of steel. 
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Miss Frances R. Morse and sister 
of Marlboro street, Boston, will not 
be residents at Beverly Farms the 
coming season. They will spend the 
summer with their brother, Dr. 
Ifenry Morse, at Dover, Mass. The 
Morse estate at Malt Hill is to be 
rented 
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Thomas Silsbee and the Misses 
Silsbee of Marlboro street, Boston, 
have opened their Pride’s Crossing 
residence for the season. 
The J. Arthur Brooks of Milton, 
who were at Manchester two sea- 
sons ago as tenants of the Bullard 
cottage, Old Neck, are at Brook- 
wood, Cazenovia, N. Y. 
Only thoroughly trained 
competent servants (male 
or female) supplied. Re- 
ferences personally and 
carefully investigated .. 
305 Fifth Ave., 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
The silver cup won by the Ipswich 
YMCA track team at the recent 
meet between this team and the Na- 
hant YMCA, at Beverly, which was 
donated by Herbert W. Mason of 
Boston and Ipswich, is being dis- 
played in the window of the store of 
C. 8. Tyler on Central street, Ip- 
swich. In addition to this trophy 
there are also 13 blue ribbons, 12 
red ribbons and six white ribbons, 
firsts, seconds and _ thirds respective- 
ly, which were won by the Ipswich 
boys. Mr. Mason was highly grati- 
fied the Ipswich boys brought home 
his cup and so many other trophies. 
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FRANK H. DAVIS, Magnolia Ave, Magnolia, Mass. 
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Real Estate and Improvements. 
Elizabeth 8S. Tappan of Newbury- 
port, guardian of Elizabeth S. Tap- 
pan, a minor, conveys to Mabel B. 
S. Ward, land on Tappan street, 
Manchester, 82.61 by 148 feet. 
Mary M. Dalton of Boston con- 
veys to Louis A. Shaw of Beverly 
Farms, 4.8666 acres near Racoon 
swamp, Beverly Farms. 
Everett W. Crawford by Deputy 
Sheriff conveys to Charles W. Sher- 
burne of Pelham, N. H., real estate 
on Pleasant and Rockaway streets, 
Marblehead. 
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