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Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMillan, who have been spend- 
ing a few weeks at the seashore with the former’s mother, 
Mrs. James McMillan, at Manchester, are. returning to 
New York city Sunday and will spend the greater portion 
of the summer there, making short trips by motor, and 
probably returning to the North Shore later in the season 
for another visit. Sir John and Lady Harrington, who 
arrived in Manchester last week to spend the summer 
with the latter’s mother, are living quietly for the present, 
though several little functions will be given in their honor 
next month. They have been traveling the last eight 
months, making a circuit of the world, which will be com- 
pleted when they return to England in the late summer. 
They stopped at Detroit, Lady Harrington’s former home, 
on their way across the continent. Miss Doris Me Millan, 
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McMillan, will 
come from Detroit for a visit at Eaglehead in July. 
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Lucius Tuttle arrived at his cottage on the Gloucester 
road, Magnolia, a week ago. 
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Ma;:and Mrs. eresctt Bigelow and daughter, Miss 
Elizabeth Bigelow, have closed their town house at 16 
Marlborough Street, Boston, and are at their country 
place at Fitzwilliam, N. H., to spend a greater portion of 
the summer. ‘heir house at Manchester Cove probably 
will not be opened at all. 
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Miss Crosby who is now in Paris, sends to the Bunga- 
low Shop each week, the styles that are being worn 
at the races and other fashionable events in Paris 
and London 
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Open at 11 A. M. Luncheon and Afternoon Tea 
Home Made Cake from The Fernery Tea Room, Salem 
36 PLEASANT STREET, MARBLEHEAD 
Early arrivals at Marblehead Neck are Mr. and‘Mrs. 
Edwin Arthur Shuman, who closed their Boston home 
early in May and with their three children, Edwin Arthur, 
Jr., Francis and Lillian opened “Mollhurst,” where ‘as 
usual they will spend a long season. Mrs. Shuman-is an 
ardent automobilist and may be seen any day driving 
along the North Shore roads cleverly manipulating her 
own @ar. 
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Two thousand persons greeted the Hamburg-Ameri- 
can liner “Amerika,” the largest ship yet to dock at the 
Port of Boston when she docked at the Common- 
wealth Pier, Friday. She is a 22,500 ton vessel and 
one of the best appointed ships in the line’s fleet. 
The “Amerika” sails June 30, for London, Paris and 
Hamburg. An inspection and reception was held ‘Vhurs- 
day afternoon. 
Miss Ida J. Wallmer, masseuse graduate, of 
Sweden, has come to the shore and is open for engage- 
ment.—155 Hale street, Beverly Cove. Tel. 8661-W 
Beverly. adv. 
The coquette compromises her reputation and some- 
times saves her virtue; the prude, on the contrary, often 
sacrifices her honor in secret, and preserves it in public 
opinion.—Mme. du Bocage. 
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