May 14, 1915 
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12 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
[PSWICH cottagers are beginning to gather for the sea- 
son. A number of estates have been opened the past 
week and families have settled. Mr. and Mrs. Bayard 
Tuckerman of New York, who have been staying for 
some weeks at the Copley-Plaza, Boston, are among the 
arrivals. 
Oo 8.9 
Mrs. Robert C. Winthrop has closed her town resi- 
dence, 10 Walnut st., Boston, and is settled at her sum- 
mer home in West Manchester for the season, arriving 
yesterday. Her son Robt. Mason Winthrop is in the 
West, but wall join his mother later. | Miss Clara B. 
Winthrop is still in England. She was to have sailed 
tomorrow from Liverpool on. the ill-fated Lusitania, and 
it is presuned she will now take passage on one of the 
early departures from the other side. 
Oo 8 9 
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Sullivan and two daughters 
of Beacon st., Brookline, are among the week’s arrivals. 
They came down to their cottage, adjoining the Mas- 
conomo hotel, Manchester, yesterday. 
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Mr. and Mrs. William A. Tucker and Miss Marion 
Tucker, after a winter, at the Plaza, New York, arrived 
yesterday at their estate on Norton’s Point, Manchester. 
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The George C. Snowdens of Indianapolis plan to 
arrive at West Manchester, where they will occupy the 
Hanks cottage, early in June. Mrs. Hanks and daughter 
and son are spending May at the cottage, but they will 
give up the place the last of this month. Miss Clarina 
Hanks plans to go to the Exposition in California. Sted- 
man Hanks, who was private secretary to Ambassador 
Reid at the Court of St. James during the latter part of 
the last administration, is now taking a course in Inter- 
national Law at Harvard to better fit him for diplomatic 
work. 
Dn senate, 
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.. Wheeler, Jr., of Boston, 
who were at Beverly Farms last summer, will not come 
to the North Shore this season as they have leased a 
cottage at Cohasset. The house which they had at Beverly 
Farms, the “Gray house” on Valley st., has been sold to 
A. Nicholas Reggio, who intends to make it an all-the- 
year-round home, 
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Mrs. William -Lowell Putnam of Boston and Man- 
chester is quite ill with grippe, and has been obliged to 
give up for a time her many activities in connection with 
the various organizations with which she is so promi- 
nently identified. 
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“Uplands,” the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. 
Frank P. Frazier of New York city, on Highland ave., 
West Manchester, has been opened this week. Mr. 
Frazier and son have been spending a few days at the 
Essex County club, but the family is now settled at their 
residence for the summer. 
oOo 8 9 
Mr.,and, Mrs: Aksel ;Christian P. Wichselt, accom- 
panied by the latter’s.stepdaughter, Miss,Frances Moore, 
left for New York immediately after the marriage last 
week in Washington..of. Mr. and Mrs. Wichselt. On 
Monday, they started on a two months’ trip to California 
and on their return east will spend the remainder of the 
summer. at Swiftmoor, the beautiful home of the bride’s 
mother, Mrs. Swift, at Pride’s Crossing. 
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Mr .and Mrs. John L. Hall (Dorothy Morgan) and 
family of 339 Beacon st., Boston, plan to arrive at Man- 
chester next Friday for the season. They will again 
occupy the Cobb cottage on Masconomo st. 
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The main house of the Manchester Tea Rooms 
(Geo. C. Leach cottage), 41 Central st:, Manchester, has 
been rented to Dwight R. MacAfee of New York. Mr. 
MacAfee is to have a display of rare and beautiful an- 
tique furniture. The shop is to be run in connection with 
the Manchester Tea Rooms. The Tea Rooms are to be 
transferred to the cottage which is now being remodeled, 
with large verandas and all modern improvements, all 
beautifully arranged for serving teas and lunches. The 
entrance to the new Tea Rooms will be on the new Pine 
Street boulevard. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Mitchell arrived at their 
summer home, ‘“Glendyne,” at Manchester Cove, last 
Sunday, after a winter in the south. Later in the sum- 
mer they expect their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and 
Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw, 2d, and children, on from their 
farm in Virginia for a long visit. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw 
do not plan to occupy their own house on the Beverly 
Farms-Wenham road this summer, and it is said that 
the former’s mother, Mrs. John Silsbee Curtis, and Mr. 
Curtis, may live in it this summer, letting their own house 
on Storrow hill, Beverly Farms. 
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Mrs. George Putnam of Boston has arrived at her 
new summer home near Singing Beach, Manchester, for 
the season. 
R. E. HENDERSON 
BOX 244, BEVERLY, MASS. 
Telephone. 
