32 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
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ASTERN POINT. All hotels in this section of East 
Gloucester are open with permanent guests registered] 
and the season has a brisk start. ‘The Hawthorne Inn, 
the largest resort here, opened officially on Thursday, 
June 17, under the usual management of George O. 
Stacy, proprietor. Among the first-comers to the resort 
are ex-Governor John L. Dix and family of New York, 
who occupy apartments in the Baldwin cottage; the Haris 
of Lexington, Ky., and the Hutchings of Washington, 
who have taken apartments in Cherryfield cottage; the 
Eban family of Schenectady, N. Y., which occupies the 
Orchard cottage and the Arthur Merriams, who occupy 
suites in the Grove cottage. 
There will be much social activity at the Hawthorne 
Inn for the coming week. On the holiday, the First 
Worshipful Masters’ association of Massachusetts, num- 
bering about ‘fifty guests took dinner. This Saturday, 
the Kearsarge Veter: ins, numbering 75 persons will ban- 
quet at the Inn, after a trolley trip around Cape Ann. 
The City Council and friends will have the honor of en- 
tertaining the veterans. On Monday, the Harvard class 
of 1909, consisting of some 200 members, will come to 
the Inn for two days. On Wednesday evening, follow- 
ing, the Gloucester Teachers’ association with 150 mem- 
bers, will hold its annual dinner. 
Merrill Hall, one of the earliest hotels at Eastern 
Point, which has been extensively remodeled during the 
past winter, opened its doors to guests on the rath, prac- 
tically a new house. The new, wide veranda with its 
numerous flower boxes at the front entrance, appears 
very inviting. The large foyer and reception room are 
attractive, the former being in gray and blue tone and the 
latter in old rose shade. | The foyer has dark mission 
furniture and the reception room contains willow furni- 
ture upholstered in old rose. The dining room has been 
enlarged eight feet and the furnishings are in a warm 
tone of brown. ‘The new chambers and other sleeping 
rooms are very attractively furnished and there are sey- 
eral new bath rooms. The house is wholly lighted by 
electricity. 3uell and Crosby are the proprietors and 
managers. 
General Anson C. Mills and family of Washington 
are at their big estate “Bayberry Ledge” at Eastern Point, 
for the season. 
The Waterman A. Tafts of Arlington are occupying 
their Die aa estate at Eastern Point near the Mills 
estate. Mr. Taft is president of the American Export 
Lumber Company. 
E. Leet Wilson of P ittsburg, Pa., will occupy ““Bemo 
Cottage” of the Little estate, this season, situated near 
the! Niles Pond and commanding a splendid view of 
Brace’s Cove and the ocean. 
The W. Jay Littles have given lease of their attrac- 
tive estate “On the Hill,” Eastern Point, near the Mills 
and Taft estates, to the Jacobus family of Hartford, 
Conn. ‘The family with its seven servants will arrive-in 
July for the season. 
Mr. and Mrs. Harry White of Baltimore, will oc- 
cupy the Garland bungalow, of the Little estate, at East- 
ern Point, near “The Ramparts.” 
Mr. and Mrs. William Steele Grey of New York 
city have arrived at eae attractive bungalow “El Nido,” 
Eastern Point. Mr. Grey is an attorney of New York. 
Yearly subscription to North Shore Breeze, $2.00. 
NNISQUAM. All the hotels in this section are now 
open with many guests registered. Several cottagers 
came during the week to remain through the season. 
Philip Coyle and family of Brookline, are the oe- 
cupants of “Square Rock” cottage for the season. 
Felton Bent and family of Overbrook, Pa., arrived 
last week-end for their season’s sojourn at Annisquam. 
Miss Hale, artist, has opened her stone house and 
studio, for the season at Folly Cove. 
OCKPORT and Pigeon Cove. Mrs. Emil Gruening 
of New York, has arrived at her large colonial sum- 
mer residence on Preston’s Field, Land’s End. 
FE. S. Townsend and family of Brookline have ar- 
rived at their cottage at Land’s End, Rockport. 
Mrs. John Wilbur of Philadelphia, is a guest at the 
Headland House, for the month. 
A pageant will be held at the annual hospital fete, 
next month, at the Haskins Hospital grounds. Miss 
Virginia Tanner of Boston is to have charge of the 
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pageant. The affair is to be held under the auspices of 
the Woman’s Auxiliary to the L. M. Haskins hospital 
and the summer residents are patronizing the fete an- 
nually. 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davison of New York city 
and their daughter, Mrs. Frothingham are occuping the 
Chapin cottage at Pigeon Cove for the season. 
The Ocean View. hotel at ‘Pigeon Cove has opened 
for the season with some early guests registered. | 
Frothingham cottage is being occupied by the Glea- 
sons and Aikins of Indian Orchard, this season at Pigeon 
Cove. 
Thomas Todd of Boston has arrived at his summer 
home at Pigeon Cove. Mr. “l‘odd, who has driven about 
the village for so many years, on his annual summer 
visits, is now driving an automobile. 
There is a much better market for good mules than 
there is for bad men. 
June 18, 1915 
