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T is generally reported that one of the embassies will 
be established at “Pitch Pine Hall,” owned by Arthur 
F. Luke, at Beverly Farms, this summer. It is probably 
the Italian embassy, as this is one of the places consid- 
ered when the representatives were on from Washing- 
ton a few weks ago. “Pitch Pine Hall” is one of the 
largest houses on the shore. It was occupied one sea- 
son, eight or nine years ago by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., 
and a few years ago the Turkish embassy was estab- 
lished there. 
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Mrs. Richards M. Bradley and daughters of 216 
Beacon st., Boston, have been spending the week at their 
cottage on Smith’s Point, Manchester. They plan to 
rent the house for the summer. 
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Mrs. Charles Stedman Hanks and daughter, Miss 
Clarina Hanks plan to move down from Boston to their 
residence at West Manchester, next Monday for the 
spring. The estate has been rented for the summer to 
a western family who will take occupancy in June. 
Mr. and Mrs. Braricls Mi. a hitehouse had to shorten 
their stay in the south somewhat because of the illness 
of Mr. Whitehouse’s brother-in-law, Edwin B. Sheldon 
in New York. They expect to return to Manchester the 
latter part of this month. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Tucker (Mona House) of 
Chestnut Hill have taken the Leach Cottage—under lease 
summer and will move down 
early in May. This property is located at the School 
street entrance to the Essex County club in Manchester. 
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Nelson Slater Bartlett is 
Head,” his country home at Smith’s 
after a few months stay in Boston. 
shore last autumn until December. 
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NEW COMERS to EONS this year 
the Charles Burrall Pikes of Chicago. They have 
just leased, through the Boardman office, Mrs. W. H. 
Howard’s attractive summer residence, “Bergholt,” at 
West Manchester. 
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Mrs. Jerre Abbott of Boston, who had Mrs. Gordon 
Prince’s house at West Manchester, last season, has just 
leased the Tibbetts cottage on Harbor st., West Man- 
chester, through the Boardman agency of the Ames 
Building, Boston. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry.G. Hall 
down to their cottage on Sears = 
week for a long season. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Mitchell are still in the 
south, and they do not plan to open their residence in 
Manchester until the last of this month. Mr. Mitchell 
will have his usual shooting trip before coming north. 
Mrs. Mitchell will visit her daughter, Mrs. Q. A. Shaw, 
2d, and family at their plantation in Virginia on her 
way up from Florida. . 
f Salem are moving 
Magnolia, next 
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren Merrill and their son and 
daughter have been spending a week-or two at the Essex 
County club in Manchester. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Augustus P. Loring, Jr. (Rosamond 
Bowditch), who have been spending the winter in Bos- 
ton, are settled at their Pride’s Crossing cottage for the 
season. 
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Fugene Gray Foster and young son of New York 
were at the Mallard House, Magnolia, Friday and Sat- 
urday of last week. The Fosters have a beautiful sum- 
mer residence, “Crowncliff,” at Coolidge’s Point, Man- 
chester, which they plan to occupy as usual this summer. 
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