The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-24
Worcester People in
Search of Health
and Pleasure.
GENERAL EXODUS LAST WEEK.
The Coast Seems to Be the
Most Popular With Lo-
cal Vacationists.

The past week has been one of a gem
eral exodus of Worcester people who
are in search either of invigorating sea
breezes or the pure, cool air of the
mountains.
New England has hundreds of places
where the vacationists can combine
pleasure and health to an advantage.
Worcester sends her share of those
who are after rest. and this year an
unusually large number are out of
town.
The sea is the most popular and the
great majority of those from the Heart
of the Commonwealth are to be found
in the cottages and hotels along the
New England coast. But few people
have gone to the mountains. 1t isn't
necessary to do so as there are plenty
of good sized hills in this section
where one can get rest.
E. o. Earle of this city has bought
the Augustus Smith farm in Topsfield.
near Beverly Farms.
Gen. lockwood Hoar has been elect
ed a subscriber at the Essex County
Club, Manchester -the-Sea, for the
season of 1899.
Miss B. E. Ballentine of this CITY
sailed on the steamship Umbria. from
New York Saturday.
Rev. G. w. Kent, pastor of the South
Unitarian church, is spending his vaca-
tlon at Ministers Point, Old Harbor,
Chatham.
j, ]. Lawrence of Worcester is visit
ing at the Winona cottage, White Horse
Beach, Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tafts and Mr.. and Mrs
Whitney of this city are occupying the
Bradford cottage at Brant Rock
John f. Lancaster and H. S. Prem
tbs are spending few days at the Penn
berton, Nantasket.
Dr. Thomas ]. Barrett attended the
meeting of the Massachusetts board of
registration in dentistry held at Swami
scott last week.
w. l. Smith has been accorded the
seasons privilege of the Essex County
club at Manchester-by-the -Sea.
w. Tonkin of Worcester sailed for
Europe Saturday, on the steamship
Umbria.
Here are many Worcester people rec
reating at various summer resorts:
A. 5. Foster, Crawford house, White
mountains; Miss A. E. Rand, Mascon-
ONO, Manchester by the-Sea; and Mrs
p. B. Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. D. IN.
RAINING. Atlantic house, Nantasket
beach; Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Carroll, Miss
May Carroll, Pacific house, Nantasket
Beach; A. P. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. ]. Kenyon. Oregon house. Nantas-
ket Beach; Mrs. H. Underwood. Mis-.
GLADYS Underwood, Miss L. v. Meen.
w H. Critchley, Waverly house Nan
tasket Beach, Wilbur w. Hobbs, Hes
perus, Gloucester; Mr.. and Mrs. IN
iran, Edith L. Inman, Pigeon Cows
mouse; Mrs. R. L. Wood, Miss Charl. .te
Mcfarland, Ocean View house. Glou-
cester; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Philon
Louis K. Brennan, Walter S. Knowles
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. W. Allen, Veranda
house, Nantasket Beach; Mr.. and MRS
Z. 5. Burlington, Springfield house.
Nantasket Beach; J. F. Legg. Miss
Bessie Legg, Wesley house. Cottaro
city; Mrs. F. H. Cutting, Ocean house
Swampscott; Mrs. w. F.. Winnie
catherine L. Whipple, Stanley a
Whipple, Hotel Preston, Swampscott
r z. Carleton, L. L. Mcnamara New,
hotel Weirs, The Weirs Miss r ~
taylor and child, Mrs. A.. A. Phenton,
Dung hotel, Winthrop; Mrs. r. q
Lovels, Miss Alice Ruddy, Winthrop
AlIred Southgate and Herbert South
Philip Smith, Eastman.
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