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- The leading social event of the early 
summer on the North Shore will be the 
marriage on Friday, June 11, at 12 
o’ clock of Miss Helen Thomas, daugh- 
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Washington B. 
Thomas, and S. D. Warren, jr., which 
will take place at the Thomas home 
in Pride’s Crossing. Miss Margaret 
Thomas will be her sister’ s attendant and 
Bayard Warren will be best man. ‘The 
young people will spend the summer and 
autumn abroad and on their return will 
live in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 
and Miss Margaret Thomas will live 
in New York next winter. 
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Mrs. Ezra C. Fitch arrived in New 
York from Europe last Friday and came 
at once to Manchester, where Mr. Fitch 
and the other members of the family 
have been for some weeks. Mr. and 
Mrs. Charlie Fitch have been down 
from Montreal fora few days the last 
week. ‘They are returning later in the 
summer for a more extended stay. 
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Mr. and Mrs.) William A. Tucker 
and their daughter, Miss Marion Tucker 
are at © The Moorings,’’ their Norton’s 
Point, Manchester, home. Next week 
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Tucker and 
little daughter, Janet, of Chestnut Hill, 
will arrive to remain for the summer. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Frick and 
family arrived on the Mauretania from 
Liverpool Jast week. Their house at 
Pride’s Crossing is in readiness for them 
and within a few days they will probably 
arrive for the season. ‘They are now in 
New York. Childs Frick has been here 
the past week. 
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Mrs. Henry C. Weston is expected 
at her summer home at Beverly Farms 
today or tomorrow. ‘The servants came 
down early in the week and have since 
been busy putting things in order. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Mason are 
moving down to Smith’s Point, Man- 
chester, the last of this week. 
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About the 10th of June Mr. and Mrs. 
Eugene G. Foster and family are coming 
on from New York to spend the sum- 
mer at Mrs. Foster’s father, A. F. 
Southerland’s place, on Coolidge’s Point, 
as usual, 
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM. 
ELEN POST, 
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of Manchester will 
celebrate Memorial 
Day in its customary 
manner. ! On Sun- 
day morning the Post 
and auxiliary organ- 
izations will assemble 
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little after 10 o’ clock 
and at 10.30 will 
march to the Baptist 
church where the Congregational and 
Baptist churches will hold a union 
Memorial service. Rev. Theodore 
Lyman Frost, pastor of the Baptist 
church, will preach on ‘‘ True Great- 
ness.’ 
Monday the Post will assemble at 
one o'clock at G. A. R. hall. Line 
formed to start at 2 o’clock in following 
order: 
Police Detail 
Teele’s Military Band 
Col. H. P. Woodbury Camp, 149, S. of V. 
Allen Post 67, G. A. R. 
Disabled Comrades in Carriages. 
March to Summer street cemetery; 
countermarch to Union cemetery; thence 
to Rosedale cemetery. Service at monu- 
ment,—prayer by Rev. T. L. Frost, 
‘response by band, G. A. R. and S. of 
V. service; reform line and march to 
Town wharf; W. R. C. services at 
waterside; return to G. A. R. hall; dis- 
miss. Band concert on the Common. 
There will be no public exercises in 
the Town hall in the afternoon, but at 
7.30 in the evening the following pro- 
gram will be carried out: 
Selection, Lotus Male Quartet 
Invocation, Rev. L. H. Ruge 
Selection, Quartet 
Reading of Gen. Orders, Post Adj. Rivers 
Selection, Quartet 
Address, Rev. DeWitt Clark of Salem 
Selection, Quartet 
Benediction. 
The Associates will be guests of the 
Post on Memorial Day afternoon and 
evening. All ex-soldiers and sailors of 
the Civil or Spanish war are invited to 
join with the Post in observing the day, 
and also the exercises on Memorial Sun- 
day. 
Camp 149, S. of V., invite all out-of- 
town brothers and all elegible sons and 
grandsons to participate with them in the 
observance of Memorial Sunday and 
Memorial Day. 
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““ Eaglehead’’ at Manchester is being 
opened for the season. Mrs. McMil- 
lan, who is in Europe visiting her daugh- 
ter, Lady Harrington, is sailing for home 
on the 9th of June and will come at once 
to her Manchester estate. Sir John and 
Lady Harrington will come to America 
a little later in the summer for a visit. 
Mrs. McMillan’s granddaughter, Mrs. 
Gibson, and Mr. Gibson, will come on 
to the North Shore within a few weeks 
and will be at “‘ Eaglehead.’’ 
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Mrs. Jere Abbott, who is occupying 
the Borland cottage at West Manches- 
ter, arrived yesterday for the summer. 
She is the mother of Gordon Abbott, 
whose home is nearby. Mrs. Abbott 
spent last summer in Europe. 
Mrs. Gordon Abbott of West Man- 
chester, left Sunday night for Baltimore, 
Md. to be with her father, Prof. Tiffany, 
who is ill. 
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Mrs. John C. Howe and her brother 
Walter Yates and Mrs. Yates of Boston 
arrived at Mrs. Howe’s cottage at West 
Manchester last Saturday for the summer. 
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The birth of a son keeps the Rev. and 
Mrs. William H. Dewart at their Brush 
Hill, Milton, home, longer this spring 
than usual, but they are expected at their 
Manchester Cove place before the 
middle of June. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert ‘Thorndike of 
Boston, with their family, will occupy 
the house known as the Woodbury 
cottage, on Wm. Endicott’s estate at 
Pride’s Crossing this summer. 
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Mrs. J. Theodore Heard and family 
closed their town house at 20 Louis- 
burg Sq., Boston, the last week and are 
at their Magnolia summer home for the 
season. 
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Mr. and Mrs. William B. Walker 
left Manchester yesterday and are sailing 
from New York tomorrow for a few 
months’ auto tour abroad. ‘Their son, 
Charles Cobb Walker, will motor with 
them. 
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Edward Robinson was on from New 
York last Saturday to his estate in Man- 
chester. The family will not occupy 
their cottage here this season. 
