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R. eS Corron SMITH, zs of St. John’s Church 
in Washington, D. C., will occupy “‘Cottonfield,” in 
Ipswich this summer, and have charge of the Church of 
the Ascension during August. 
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Mr. and Mrs. William McCormick of Baltimore, the 
parents of Mrs. Marshall Fabyan (Eleanor McCormick) 
have taken the Gordon Means cottage at Beverly Farms 
for the season. 
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Mrs. E. Palmer Gir of Snith’s Point, Manchester, 
has received word of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. 
Bryant Turner, of Colorado Springs. She was a niece 
of Mrs. Geo. Folsom of Lenox and had many friends :n 
Boston. 
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Mrs. Charles M. Hewitt of N. State street, Chicago, 
is among the new-comers to the Shore this season, and is 
spending the summer in the Stanwood cottage on Smith’s 
Point, Manchester, in one of the most beautiful regions 
of the entire Shore. She had “Raycroft” cottage at 
Peach’s Point, Marblehead, last season. 
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John Mitchell returned to Manchester this week from 
a cruise in his schooner, “Simitar,’” to Nova Scotia reg- 
ions, where the party went instead of to Bermuda, as 
originally planned. They were in Halifax the first of 
this week. Immediately on his return Mr. Mitchell will 
join the Naval “Plattsburg,’ and Jack Merrill, E. Preble 
Motley and Roger Putnam are other North Shore boys 
to take the training with the August 15th division. 
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Mr. and Mrs. George "H. Swift of Beverly Cove 
have with them Mrs. Swift’s sister, Mrs. J. C. Hilde- 
brand, of Chicago, who came last week to spend some 
time on the Shore. 
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Dr. T. O. Shepard and his sister, Miss S. W. Shep- 
ard of Salem are in their cottage on Common Lane, 
Pride’s Crossing. They are adding a new porch and sun- 
parlor to the attractive looking cement house. 
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HE aa SHORE Grit, Crus Tea Garden, at Mav- 
nolia, always a popular rendezvous for North Shore 
people, was opened last Saturday afternoon. ‘lhe orches- 
tra was stationed upon the veranda, nearly hidden b; 
the beautiful foliage, and played for those who wished 
io dance. Tea was served upon pretty tea tables about 
the garden. This novelty pleased many who enjoyed tre 
attraction. Saturday evening Mrs. Preston Gibson enter- 
tained a party at-dinner in the North Shore Grill. Covers 
were laid for six. Mrs. George Brown of Salem ws 
hostess to a party of twelve Saturday evening. 
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Miss Margaret Thayer, daughter of William R. 
Thayer, who is making her home with Mrs. Robert deW. 
Sampson at Manchester Cove, is a splendid equestrian and 
rides with all the ease and grace of a true horsewoman. 
Miss Thayer is an-athletic girl and enjoys outdoor lif>. 
It is always a pleasure to the beholder to see this gracious 
young lady as she drives in her smart phaeton through 
dagnolia. 
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Friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bristow Draper of 
Hopedale say that this delightful young couple will spend 
August at Magnolia, which is, no doubt, a pleasing bit 
of news to their friends, of which they have a host along 
the Nortn Shore. 
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The Richard Henry Dana family were late in arriv- 
ing in Manchester at their summer home on Dana's 
Beach. They are usually of the early arrivals. on the 
Shore. Last week-end they entertained Miss Alice Long- 
fellow of “Craigie House,’ Cambridge, who this week 
has gone on an extended motor trip through the Berk- 
shires with her cousins, Miss Mary Longfellow and Mrs. 
Barrett of Portland, who joined her in Cambridge. 
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Chas A. Stevens of Lowell, who came to spend the 
summer with Mrs. Stevens, at the home of her mother, 
Mrs. J. L. Chalifoux, on Smith’s Point, Manchester, is 
stationed at Framingham as adjutant to Col. Buck. 
The Summer Shop 
Telephone 
Lobster Lane “66 
Conducted by the 
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union 
Porch and Beach Pillews 
Cretonne Bags, Garden Aprons 
Pottery. _— Electric Lamps 
Garden and House Baskets 
Dresses, Coats and Hats 
for Little Children 
Sand Toys, Games, Dolls 
Outdoor Books 
Magnolia 
of Boston 
Now Open 
TEA ROOM and FOOD SHOP 
Cakes and Candies from the 
Boston Food Shep. Jellies, Honey 
Preserved Fruits, Pickles 
