36 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
Doings of the 
Summer Cottagers 
on Cape Ann. 
OCKPORT hotels are prepared for a busy session the 
next few days, for the coming of the battleships Geor- 
gia and Rhode Island and five torpedo boats is coincident 
with the arrival of many of the guests who regularly 
summer in the Cape town. Many of the officers of the 
ships have reserved apartments in the Rockport and Pig- 
eon Cove hotels and with their wives will stop there. 
Practically all of the cottagers on the Rockport shore, 
on the Headlands, Marmion Way and Land’s End have 
arrived for the season. 
The Granite Shore, Rockport, has entertained sev- 
eral guests for short stays the past week. Among them 
are Ralph Krieger of New York, Rev. W. M. Partridge 
of Marblehead, Mr. and Mrs. John O’Connor of Boston, 
Rev. and Mrs. Slade of Vermont and Mrs. O. F. Hill 
and O. M. Hill of Webster. The Granite Shore enter- 
tained Mrs. Augustus Churchill and a party of nine ladies 
from Beverly at dinner Monday. 
Roger Tarr and family of Gloucester are at ‘“Need- 
a-Rest” cottage, Marmion Way, Rockport. Horace Tarr 
and family have moved into their new cottage in Smith’s 
field, Marmion Way. | 
Miss Dorcas B, and Miss Harriett Douglas of Boston 
are occupying the new cottage of Wm. M. Currier on 
Atlantic avenue, Rockport, and Mr. and Mrs. Currier are 
boarding with them. Frederick Temple of Boston, who 
recently purchased the first cottage built by Mr. Currier 
has arrived with his family for the season. 
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BA4r GLOUCESTER as a summer rendezvous is 
demonstrating its popularity by the fact that more 
guests in the hotels and many more cottagers have arrived 
in that section thus far than anywhere along Cape Ann. 
The Hawthorne Inn, East Gloucester, already has 
200 guests, many of them for the season. The many at- 
tractions at this house combine to make it one of the most 
popular on the North Shore. It expects to be filled to 
its capacity of 500 guests within two weeks. Among the 
season guests at the Hawthorne are Mrs. A. Z. Van 
Houten and Miss A. R. Goodlate of Passaic, N. J.; Mrs. 
J. Blakewell Phillips of Pasadena, Cal.; Mrs. J. W. Fos- 
dick and daughter, Miss C. Fosdick of New York; Mrs. 
E. T. Warburton of Philadelphia; Mrs. Martha Bakewell 
of Pittsburg, for her third season in East Gloucester ; 
Mrs. R. G. Wilson and son and daughter of New York; 
Lansing Wilson of Barrington Vt.,; Mrs. A. F. Whiting 
and daughter of Chicago; Malcolm Tyson of Baltimore 
who has been coming to the Hawthorne fer several sea- 
sons, and Mrs. F. de Haas, a painter of note. 
The Beachcroft at East Gloucester under new man- 
agement this season has every room in the house reserved 
and has been obliged to turn away guests the past few 
days. Many guests arrived over the Fourth for the 
season. The fact that this hotel has a large bathing 
beach reserved especially for its guests makes the Beach- 
croft doubly popular and swimming, boating, tennis and 
golf are all enjoyed there. 
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