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some famous estates abroad. 
Summer assemblies are laid out 
with lavish expense drawing hither 
the notables in every realm cf 
thought. 
The topography of deep harbors 
unexcelled, precipitous cliffs and 
promontories in grand undulating 
series overlooking vast stretches of 
land and sea standing out like sen- 
tinels along the skyline lend them- 
selves to the rarest skill of the hor- 
ticultural artist, and architects in 
designs typifying Colonial, English, 
Dutch, Moorish and Spanish Mis- 
sion styles have planned with splen- 
did effect, all in a frame of fine for- 
ests of a great variety of shade trees 
to the water’s edge. 
Shore drives crown the edge of 
cliffs rising to 300 feet in heigiit 
and wind in and out of an ever- 
erowing scene of landscaped gar- 
dens and parked estates, a seashore 
development that is becoming the 
marvel of the yachtsmen and sports- 
men of the world. 
In many places the shores are 
edged with huge rocks that lend a 
rugged finish often much sought 
after. 
Endless is the interest of the gceea* 
marine highway that divides this 
natural pier from the shores of New 
_ England, from the trimmest yachés 
to the palatial steamships with the 
infinite variety of craft that sails the 
sea, an ever-changing picture of pro- 
~ gress and pleasure in nation build- 
~ ing. But what shall it be soon when 
the Cape Cod canal is completed 
from Buzzards Bay to Cape Cod 
Bay, making these inland seas from 
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Robert S. Bradley and family will 
not arrive at their Pride’s Crossing 
residence until about the middle of 
June, by which time they will have 
returned from a six weeks’ tour- of 
the West. They left Monday and 
will go as far as the Pacific coast, 
stopping at a number of places on 
the way. 
Mrs. Leiter closed her DuPont Cir- 
cle residence, Washington, April 30, 
and departed for a month’s visit to 
Chicago, prior to sailing for Eurore. 
She will be accompanied by her son 
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and “rs. 
Joseph Leiter. -Mrs. Leiter wil! be 
much missed this season on the 
North Shore, where last season she 
took a leading role as a social host- 
ess, but her magnificent new summer 
home under erection at Beverly 
Farms, is significant of her assuming 
those honors on the Shore next sum- 
mer. 
Congressman and Mrs. A. P. Gard- 
ner are due in Hamilton this week 
for a sojurn, especially necessary for 
Mr. Gardner, who is not in the best 
of health. 
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brundage of 
Washington, have arrived at their 
summer residence on Curve street, 
Annisquam, for the season. 
New York City to Boston the great 
marine boulevard of the Atlantic 
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New Yorkers To Build Large Hotel 
At Marblehead. 4 
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It is reported a New York syndi- 
cate has secured an option on a Site 
near Devereux Rocks, Marblehead, 
and will start the erection of a lange 
hotel. The proposed location of the 
hotel embraces both harbor and 
ocean views and is one of the 
most advantageous on the North 
Shore. 54 
East Gloucester, 
William Winter, a _ native :lof 
Gloucester, has recently published 
‘The Life and Art of Richard Mans- 
field.’’ It is an interesting coinci- 
dence that Hawthorne Inn ean claim 
Mansfield as one of its distinguished 
summer guests, and he is most pleas- 
antly remembered in that respect. ; 
Mrs. Lida Bacon, of Cincinnati, 
who spent the winter at her Rocky 
Neck eottage and the sprig in Cin- 
ciunati, New York and Atlantic City, 
has closed her summer home and 
sailed for Europe for an extended 
sojurn, and will attend ‘“*‘The Pas- 
sion Play’’ at Oberammergau. 
Mr. Burpee, the Boston artist, will 
again summer at the Harbor View 
and will oceupy the Red Studio. 
The Misses Coe of New York are 
to have Cidermill Studio on the 
Patch estate, which has pee tes 
improvements for them. 0 
William Weiss, sr., of Bethleheth, 
Pa., has joined his son and nephew 
at their estate on Mt. Pleasant ave- 
nue, which the young men have kept 
open during the winter and spring, 
cut bass 
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