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THE OCEANSIDE HOTEL at Magnolia will open for 
the season next Thursday—June 17th—with a large 
advance booking, the biggest in the history of the big 
hostelry. If hot weather prevails next week there is no 
doubt but that the hotel will start with a full quota for 
June. The hotel proper, with its score of cottages and 
Annex (the former Hesperus House) will be filled to 
overflowing by the first of July, unless something goes 
amiss. 
The big plant is in prime condition for the summer. 
The hotel proper and connections have been put in trim 
with minor improvements and alterations all along the 
line. The grounds are already showing the fesult of 
careful work and painstaking efforts, and the tennis 
courts are ready for use. 
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Week OPEN TUESDAY, JUNE 15TH 
A family rendezvous with hotelaccommodations on the American 
or European plan, situated on one of the coolest spots on the 
RESERVATIONS FOR LARGE OR SMALL PARTIES SHOULD BE MADE IN ADVANCE 
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for visits of varied duration have been Mrs. D. O. Marsh- 
all, Mrs. A. S. Burnham, Mrs. C. EK. Fisher, Miss Ida 
Tappan, Mrs. A. W. Proctor, Mrs. Elias Burnham, Mrs. 
Edward B. Hallett, Miss Ella L. Proctor, and Mrs. 
Nathaniel Babson, all of Gloucester, who were guests at 
a luncheon given by Mrs. T. H. Hunt; Mrs. J. H. Walker 
and Miss Walker of Detroit, who have opened their own 
cottage here for the season; D. *B. Brown of New York 
City; E. B. Howell, New York; Miss Himebaugh, New 
York; and Mrs. Emmons of Newton. 
The Brown Owl Tea Room serves lunch and after- 
noon tea every day except Sunday. Tel. Marblehead, 
12. adv. 
The Little Brown Tea House at Swampscott, a pleas- 
ant spot on Puritan road. adv. 
Open-Air Dining Room 
and Pergola 
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