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June 25,1915 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 31 
NEW OCEAN HOUSE, Swampscott. Never before in 
its history has the New Ocean House at Swampscott 
presented a more attractive appearance. ‘The whole es- 
tate on Puritan road, with its handsome lawns on each 
side of the roadway and the shrubs and flowering plants 
give evidence of the utmost care, the whole forming a 
striking appearance. As usual there have been great im- 
provements inside the house, the most prominent of 
which is the moving of the Dutch Room, Lounge, Barber 
Shop, Billiard Hall, etc., to the lower floor, which are 
reached by a wide stairway from the main floor. In their 
place has been arranged a charming suite of ladies’ rooms 
including a large rest room, lounge and manicure parlor. 
Convenient, handsomely furnished and well lighted, these 
rooms are bound to be a popular innovation with the 
ladies. Everything both inside and out is up to the usual 
standard of the Company, and when that is said nothing 
more can be added. 
The first to register this year was Mrs. George Bald- 
win of Chicago, who has been coming here for a number 
of years. Mrs. Baldwin, as usual, will be an acquisition 
to the season contingent, for her charming manner have 
made her many friends who will all be glad to welcome 
her again. 
The first event of the season will be the formal ball 
on Saturday evening, July 3, and it promises to be a 
brilliant affair, opening as it does the social season on 
this bend of the shore. 
Among early comers is Mr. George Quincy of the 
Somerset. Mr. Quincy, although eighty-two years old, !s 
really one of the youngest old men imaginable, and his 
coming every season is an event among his many friends 
who all hope he will be spared many years yet. 
Mrs. L. Sandmeyer and her charming daughters, 
Hortense and Gretchen, of Lincoln, Ill., are registered 
again for the season. 
Aockefellers 
Jo Cigars 
LARGER AND BETTER THAN THE 
BEST YOU EVER SMOKED AT 
3 for 25c 
These and others of our well known brands can be had at the cigar stands 
in North Shore hotels and clubs 
New Ocean House, Swampscott 
Parramatta Inn at Montserrat, which opened last 
Thursday, has the following guests registered for the sea- 
son: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar ‘Throup, Master William and 
maid, Chestnut Hill; Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lowe, 
Brookline; Mrs. Eloise Worden Blair, Brookline; Mrs. 
John Wales and sister, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mur- 
dock, chauffeur and maid, Hotel Vendome, Boston. 
Parramatta Inn is one of the fine old North Shore homes 
and was formerly the summer home of ex-Pres. Taft. 
Afternoon tea is served and music is furnished by an 
orchestra both afternoon and evening. ‘The Inn is under 
the management of Mrs. May Belle Brown, niece of the 
late John A. Powers of Malden. 
The Sign of the Crane tea room in Manchester has 
a most unique sign this year in the shape of the largest 
sized Kewpie made, which stands on the porch invitingly 
holding a tea-kettle. Antiques from Y°® Burnham house 
will be on sale as usual. The industrial shop is a strong 
feature with this tea room. Here will be found the fa- 
mous fudge cake and the home-made food stuffs made 
by the women of Manchester. Much handiwork from 
Manchester is also shown. An outside feature of the 
place is the unique summer house built on the rocks 
which is one of the favored retreats for tea parties. Re- 
cent guests were Miss Doris Norwood of Gloucester, who 
gave a tea; Mrs. J. M. Herman of. Boston, who gave a 
tea Saturday; Miss Rose Tolmey, who gave a tea for 
six last Sunday. Mrs. A. A. Valentine of Boston and 
Miss L. M. Symonds of Salem were also among those 
entertaining. Teas by the open five place have been more 
popular this week than in the summer house. 
Miss Jane H. Valentine of Boston has leased the 
Dennis cottage on Harbor st., West Manchester, the lease 
being made through the Boardman agency. 
USURNOALE-WM ols, 
Afternoon’ 3.30 
Evening 8.05 
Famous Steel 
Covered ea Air TH EATR E 
TN ae ine VV Es 
EXTRAORDINAY VAUDEVILLE BILL 
5 Big Acts and Latest Moving Pictures 
SUNDAY NIGHT---Mary Pickford in ‘‘Caprice”’ 
EXCELLENT GARAGE — -— GRAPE ARBOR CAFE 
