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Edward L. Wood and family of 
Brookline were among this week’ s arrival 
at Manchester. 
Henry L. Higginson and family have 
closed their Boston residence and are at 
their summer home at West Manches- 
ter. 
A. Shuman has opened his summer 
home, ‘‘Hetmere,’’ at Beverly Cove. 
His daughter, Mrs. Alexander Steinert 
and family are also at Beverly Cove for 
the summer. 
Judge W. C. Loring and family have 
arrived at their Pride’s Crossing estate. 
. T. Dennie Boardman and Reginald 
Boardman and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace 
Goodrich have arrived at ‘““The 
Chubbs,’’ their West Manchester sum- 
mer home for the season. 
The engagement of Miss Mary A. 
Patterson and Vicomte A. de Chabannes 
Curton la Palice, of Providence, is of in- 
terest to many North Shore people, as 
Miss Patterson sang at Manchester and 
at other North Shore resorts last season 
in a series of concerts. 
Mrs. Hall McAllister and family of 
Philadelphia, so well known to North 
Shore people, are to spend the summer 
at West Manchester. They will occupy 
the small cottage on the H. L. Higgin- 
son estate, opposite the Spaulding resi- 
dence. 
Myopia Hunt club at Hamilton has 
officially opened the summer season. At 
the annual meeting S. Dacre Bush of the 
Hamilton committee was elected presi- 
dent and William H. Seabury secretary 
and treasurer and the other committee 
members of last year were re-elected. 
Herbert C. Leeds is again captain of the 
ereen and, with James Parker, will look 
after the golf links of the club. George 
S. Mandell is the master of the Myopia 
hounds. Robert H. Stevenson, jr., is 
the chairman of the tennis committee. 
Polo practice has begun and the first golf 
tournament of the season will be played 
on Memorial Day. 
Judge William H. Moore of Pride’s 
and Edward Stotesbury of Philadelphia, 
formerly of the North Shore summer 
colony sent horses over on the Minne- 
waska from New York Saturday for the 
international horse show in London in 
June. 
The Misses Loring have returned 
from the South and are now settled at 
their Pride’s residence for the summer. 
Augustus P. Loring and family arrived 
last week. 
The L. Cartaret Fennos opened their 
summer residence at Beverly Farms this 
week, though the family are not yet per- 
manently settled for the summer. 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE. | =" 
Established 1884 
EDWARD S. KNIGHT 
Telephone 10 
Florist 
Cut Flowers, and Flowers for all occasions. 
thing for the garden. 
4" School St., 
Plants of all kinds. Every- 
MANCHESTER 
Masnuson & Hylen 
# Florists and Landscape Gardeners «# 
A specialty of laying out and planting grounds. Plans and estimates furnished. 
We have the 
Largest Assortment of Bedding Plants on the North Shore 
Our Prices are the LOWEST 
Bridge St. MANCHESTER 
Telephone 174-3 
CARR & WOOD 
we Gardeners and Florists et 
Herbaceous and Bedding Plants. Cut Flowers for all occasions. All work 
personally attended to. Telephone Connection. 
107 Hart Street 2 2 2 BEVERLY FARMS 
Evergreens a specialty. Rose 
Trees, Shrubs and Vines. Call 
and look over our stock. Mail 
Tub and Potted Evergreens in all 
NURSERY STOCK 
and Telephone orders promptly attended to. 
sizes and kinds. 
THE PIERCE NURSERIES 
Telephone 97 Beverly Farms, Mass. 
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT 
~ ——= By Hour, Day or Month —~— — 
Large Touring Cars Furnished x Short Notice 
New and Second-hand Automobiles Bought and Sold 
Estimates 
Enquire or telephone to 
JOHN PEYER at 
Dyer’s Garage 
Telephone 101, Manchester, Mass. Thos. Derosier, Prop. 
