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George M. Morgan and daughter, 
Dorothy, and Lawrence Morgan, are 
sailing for Europe the first of next 
month to spend the summer. The 
W. H. Wellingtons who are to occu- 
py the Morgan estate this year are 
still in Europe. They will return 
~ about the first of July. 
Dr. Geo. H. Washburn and family 
have arrived at their summer home 
at Manchester. 
F. Albert Morse of Boston has 
again leased for the summer F. F. 
Story’s cottage on Summer street, 
Magnolia. 
: Bass Rocks. 
The season here is advancing 
steadily and many cottagers are al- 
ready settled and the demand for 
cottages exceeds the supply. Fam- 
ilies, who have summered at the 
hotels, The Moorland in particular, 
have become such devotees of the 
Rocks as to have purchased or hired 
cottages for this season. Many own- 
ers of cottages will rent their sum- 
mer homes for the whole or part of 
the season, This week the following 
families have arrived in their cot- 
tages: Dr. William Jarvie and fam- 
ily, Brooklyn; Mrs. Dodge, Toledo, 
Ohio; Miss Sturgis, Hartford; Mr. 
and Mrs. Hugh J. Denning, Jackson- 
ville, Fla.; Dr. O. T. Howe and fam- 
ily, Lawrence. 
Mrs. E. J. Spaulding and daugh- 
ters of Brookline arrived Wednes- 
day for the season in the Alonzo 
Day estate cottage, Page street. 
Mr. Spring of Boston, a trustee of 
the Souther estate, Bass Rocks, is at 
the Mansion House for two weeks. 
Miss Emily McGuckin of Brooklyn 
is at her Haskell street cottage, 
which she expects to rent this season. 
Henry Souther and family of Hart- 
ford have arrived for the season in 
their cottage, and E. L. Folsom of 
Boston and family in Melvin Per- 
kin’s cottage. Jerome Remick, the 
well known music publisher of De- 
troit, and family, will arrive in the 
Stacy Colonial cottage, May 28; also 
on the same date, W. G. Resser and 
family of Boston arrive in Professor 
Louis C. Elson’s cottage. 
John L. Newell of Brookline has 
rented his cottage for July and 
August to Mr. Franklin and family 
of Syracuse, N. Y., and Mr. Newell 
and family will occupy their home 
during June and September. 
Mr. Day and family of Baltimore 
Tel. 541-15 
2 Tel. 547-2 
W. D. GORLISS 
GLOUGESTER, MASS. 
Woodiand Spraying 
A SPECIALTY 
Only Foresters on North Shore having One of the 
New 10 Horse Power State Sprayers 
BEST WORK 
will again be tenants of The Moor- 
land cottage and Alexander Nelson 
of Baltimore, a former ilctel Mor- 
land guest, is negotiating for Melvin 
Blanchard’s house on Haskell street, 
Mrs. Edgar Newhans of New York, 
former tenant of the Baker cottage, 
has secured the cottage of Dr. Smith 
of Lowell on Atiantic avenue. 
Mrs. Smith (nee Helen Way of 
Brookline) has rented one of her cot- 
tages near The Thorwald to Mrs. 
Burnham of Brookline. Mrs. Smith 
has taken a cottage at Pigeon Cove. 
East Gloucester. 
Henry Plympton Spaulding, the 
Boston artist, has had his pictures 
on exhibition at the Boston City 
club, and a wide range of subjects 
painted in Italy, France, New Hamp- 
shire, on the North Shore, in South 
Carolina and Georgia were shown. 
Mr. Spaulding summers here an- 
nually in-his attractive cottage on 
the Grapevine Cove road. 
The engagement of Miss Alice P. 
MeLennan, daughter of Mrs. Wm. 
McLennan of Montreal, and James 
T. Lineaweaver, son of Mrs. W. K. 
Lineaweaver of Philadelphia, is and 
will be of special interest to guests 
at Hawthorne Inn, where Mrs. Line- 
aweaver and her son are annual 
patrons. Mr. Lineaweaver is a Yale 
man, class of 1897, and of the U. of 
P. law school of 1900. 
John Proctor, a Boston contractor, 
has secured the former Barwick cot- 
tage on Quarry point, Eastern Point, 
for this season. Extensive improve- 
ments have been made. The family 
is due about June 1. This is the 
cottage reported to have been taken 
by the John R. MceGinleys of Pitts- 
burg, of which they were tenants 
last season. The MceGinleys” will 
summer in Manchester. 
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Boston Telephone 1709-1 Back Bay 
New York and Boston Tailoring 
Company 
M. Silverberg, Prop. 
FINE CUSTOM TAILORS 
Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing 
a specialty. Stable and Livery Suits 
made to order. Careful attention to 
all work. Goods called for and deliv- 
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West Street, Beverly Farms 
Telephone Connection 
A.A. Campbell & Co. 
Successors to Boston Saddlery 
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STABLE SUPPLIES AND HARNESS 
Trunks and Bags Repaired 
West Street, Beverly Farms, Mass. 
The John Clays and the Leonard 
family of Chicago are arriving about 
June 1 this year. 
Merrill Hall will open June 15 un- 
der the management of Mrs. Grace 
Buell and son, George Crosby. 
Mrs. Lathrop of Flushing, L. L, 
who has kept her Rocky Neck resi- 
dence open all winter, has recently 
enlarged her picturesque estate by 
the purchase of Mrs. Cordelia Bates’ 
property adjoining. 
John Duveen and family of New 
York city arrived at the Nathaniel 
Gorton cottage, Eastern Point, Mon- 
day for the season. Mr. Duveen is 
a dealer in high class art goods, 
bric-a-brac, ete., at the metropolis, 
