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B:ROWNLAND COTTAGES at Manchester number 
among their guests for their summer many families 
who have been coming to that delightfully quiet retreat 
near Singing Beach for years. Among:the guests are the 
following from Boston: Mrs. R. F. Greeley and Miss 
Marion Greeley; Misses Emily and Mary Sohier; Misses 
Abbie, Sarah and Julia Fabyan; Mr. and Mrs. F. L. 
Coolidge; Mrs. C. T. White; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tufts 
and: Miss. Tufts; Mr: and Mrs. F. T. Pfaelzer; Mr. and 
Mrs; G. BE. Hubbard; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Everett and 
sons, Richard and Harry. Miss Annie Bradford of Phila- 
delphia will also spend the summer here as usual, and 
Mr. and Mrs. L,. C. Stewardson of Washington are num- 
bered among the Brownland colony this season. 
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Mr. and Mrs. William J. Boardman and Miss Mabel 
T. Boardman of Washington arrived at Windclyffe, their 
summer home off School street, Manchester, Tuesday for 
the season. 
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The: W. B. Millers of Akron, Ohio—Mr. and Mrs. 
Miller and their 12-year old daughter—have arrived on 
the shore for the season, and are settled at the Dresel 
cottage, Mingo Beach hill, Pride’s Crossing. Their new 
estate, formerly the Dresel place at Beverly Cove, will 
probably be ready for occupancy next season. ‘The pro- 
perty is being developed and will be transformed into 
one of the most attractive summer estates in that section 
of the shore. Mr. Miller is secretary of the Diamond 
Rubber Co. of Akron. 
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Senator and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge sailed on Sat- 
urday from New York on the White Star Line Olympic, 
for Europe, for a tour of the Continent. They will be 
away until some time in August and on their return will 
come to their summer place at Nahant. 
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HILE the Essex County club:of Manchester is not 
running any mid-summer invitation tournaments 
this season, such as it did before the club-house was burn- 
ed, it has a number of events for members and guests, to 
which members of the Myopia Hunt club also are eligible. 
The golf committee has arranged the following Saturday 
tournaments: June 27—Handicap medal play for men; 
prizes for best gross and best net. June 27—Handicap 
medal play for men and best eight net scores to qualify 
for match play; prizes for best gross and best net in 
qualifying round. July 4—Handicap bogey for men; 
two prizes. July 11—Handicap Challenge cup for men; 
best 8 net scores to qualify for match play. July 18— 
Handicap four ball best ball for men; prizes for win- 
ning couple. August 1—Handicap medal play for men; 
prizes-for best gross score and best net. August 8-—— 
Men’s scratch challenge cup, eight best gross scores to 
qualify ; prizes for best gross and best net scores, in quali- 
fying round. August 15—Handicap bogey for men; two 
prizes. August 22—Handicap medal play for men; prizes 
for best gross and best net. August 29—Handicap bogey 
for men; two prizes. September 5—Handicap medal 
play for men; prizes for best gross and best net. Septem- 
ber 12—Handicap medal play for men; prizes for first 
and second net scores. In addition, there are a number 
of events arranged for the women, as follows: Tuesday, 
June 30th, 9.30 A. M.—Ladies’ foursome handicap medal 
play; prizes for best net and best gross. Wednesday, 
July 8th, 2.30 P. M.—Mixed foursome handicap match 
play—Round Robin; prizes for winning couple. ‘Tues- 
day, July 21st. 9.30 A. M—Ladies’ foursome; prizes for 
winning couple. Wednesday, Aug. 12. 2.30 P. M—Mix- 
ed foursome—handicap medal play; prizes for best net 
Thursday, Sept 3rd, 10.00 A. M. Invi- 
tation Challenge cup—presented by Mr. Stevens; best 
net score; winner third time keeps cup. 
Manchester Summer Shop 
9 Bridge Street 
(Shop.formerly occupied by the 
Mass. Commission for the Blind) 
' Frocks, Coats and Hats for little girls 
and boys. 
Carefully selected Books and Toys and 
beautiful Dolls. 
Fure Home-made Candies 
Open July Ist. 
_ Telephone. Orders Taken 
Womens Eduratinnal and Industrial Union 
Luncheon 
Afternoon Tea and Supper 
Served at the Union 
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264 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON, Opposite Public Garden 
The Food Shop 
Basket Luncheons 
Cakes 
Breads 
Sandwiches 
Fruit Syrups 
Candy Kitchen Candies 
Express Connections with North Shore 
