SOCIETY NOTES 
Mrs. Horatio N. Slater of Boston 
is to summer on the North Shore the 
coming season. She has just leased, 
through the Boardman agency, the De- 
wart cottage at Manchester Cove and 
will come here in June for the sum- 
mer. Mrs. Slater has just bought a 
residence in Boston, the home of the 
late R. C. Hooper. 
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Mrs. Henry H. Hollister of New 
York is to be among the new comers 
to the North Shore this season. She 
has just leased the Heaton red cot- 
tage at Beverly Farms. Mrs. Hollister 
and her son have a country estate at 
Islip, L. I. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Conover Fitch will oc- 
cupy the Leach house, School street, 
Manchester, this season, having re- 
leased same from Eric Pape, the artist, 
who has occupied it all winter. 
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‘’. Dennie Boardman and Mr. and 
Mrs. Wallace Goodrich plan to arrive 
at “Chubbs,” their West Manchester 
residence, today for the season. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leland will 
close their Boston house next Tues- 
day and will move to their summer 
residence at West Manchester. 
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Mr. and Mrs. John M. Graham of 
Commonwealth avenue, Boston, are 
among the week’s arrivals at Manches- 
ter. They are now the owners of the 
former Merrill homestead on Smith’s 
Point. 
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Mrs. D. F. Appleton of New York, 
has opened Mansion House, her sum- 
mer home at Ipswich, for the season. 
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Mrs. William H. Howard and her 
son Kenneth Howard have just moved 
down from’ Boston to “Bergholt,” 
their attractive summer home on Jer- 
sey Lane, West Manchester. Mr. and 
Mrs. Frederick S. Whitwell of Milton 
will occupy the smaller house on Mrs. 
Howard’s property, during the sum- 
mer months. 
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Mrs James C. Barr has returned to 
her Boston home from a flying visit to 
Washington, where she went to see 
her old friend Mrs. John M. Hodgkins, 
widow of the hero of the explosion on 
the Kearsage. Mrs. Hodgkins was 
married in New York Wednesday to 
Lieut. Commander McFarland. She 
is the daughter of Mrs. Moran, who 
owns the beautiful house in which Mr. 
and Mrs. John Hays Hammond live 
in Washington. 
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