The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-28
MASSACHUSETTS COAST.

boston, Mass. June 2o--t1oW much COCO
weather is appreciated can only be realized
by those who have been at the New Eng
| land seashore resorts the earlier part OF this
week and tried to ignore the rains which
broke the two months drought with which
the Massa ChusettS coast hau been afflicted
for forty-eight days.
The pleasant weather during the latter
part OF the week. however, has served TO
bring the crowd and TO give TO the hotel
piazzas and corridors their usual anim;l-
tion and charm, and the Western trans
people. bound to camps, bungalows. hotels
and summer homes.
Mr.. Claude fitzpatrick and his family OF
St. Louis have arrived at their cottage on
the Shore road at Magnolia, Mass. HIS
stable IS filled with fine horses. and he will
Mrs William Mcmillan of St Louis has
also opened her Shore road establishment
at Magnolia. She arrived last week.
this season will occupy the Gate Lodge Cot
tage at Eastern Point. Gloucester. They
have already arrived and are enjoying the
Mr.. II. NJ. knight and family OF st. Louis
are Installed In Clover Cottage at Eastern
Point. GLOUCESTER for the sulnme!
have arrived at their seashore homo at
Lands End. Rockport. Mass.
Mrs. Eliza How of St. Louis arrived this
week. and is occupying her cottage on
Treg"ny Row. Lands End. Rockport, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Wvman of St.
LOUIS have taken a cottage on curve street,
AnisQuam, for the season.
Mr. Il. NJ. House. the well-known fnancier
and politician of Austin. Tex. and family
who are active in the social life of the
Cottage Magnolia. Their daughter. Miss
Mona House. is one Of the bellies Of the
summer colony.
The following St. Louis people are
booked at the Oceanside. Magnolia. Mass.
for the season: Mrs. Daniel Boone Clark
and son; D. H Clark: Miss MuTes johnson:
Misses Morton. Mrs. John NJ Giikeson.. Mr. Vi:
and Mrs; Il. Elliott Jr:: the Misses Elliot.
man. Mrs. G. W. Kimball and grandson.
Mr.. George Conant: Mrs. H. D. Wood and
daughter.
welcomed Mrs. THOMAS F Walsh. wife Of
the millionaire from Colorado. and business
she alighted from the train and took a
carriage to the sumptuous Fort Cottage.
which the Washes have leased for the sum-
What the Washes will do in social cir
cles is not known but the summer colon
lists seem to be expecting something law
have heard Of the $4,000 dinner which was
given by them in Paris. where Mr.. Walsh
went as a Paris Exposition Commissioner
from Colorado. and where he met the King
of the Belgians.
This is the first summer the Washes
have spent on the North Shore. and it is
purchase an estate here They have taken
the picturesque Fort Cottage at Manchester,
on the site of the old colonial fort
The house Is one of the prettiest in that
and. the. "Moorings.' Mr.. Walsh arrived
visitors this I week s At the Bellevue s'sl,, are
registered, Miss Taussig. and H: l. Fuller
D. Stokes, Dallas Tex. ard E j. Keller.
St. Louis: Ciark's Hotel. ]. C. Danger, San
Antonio. Tex. ". A, Nelson Kansas City,
St. Louis. Mo-: Hotel ReynoldSH j. Erk-
wood, Hoopestown. Ill.
Mackay. Indianapolis. Ind. 6. H. Peck, and
Mrs; P p Resk. s,., s!ous Falls. Falls; Ia; The
A. j. Spengel. Denver. Colo: Revere House
&C. NJ, Barbes; valparaiso, Ind; The Tour
Mo; The Nottingham-H. F. Barnett,
Houston. Tex; Crawford Housed. F. Yer
ancs sss T. Laas aks S5y MS 9sHSy
l.. J. Lenderman. St. Louis. Mo-; The Cecil
&C: n. Turner, M4neie Ts md Ind; F. J. Lensis,
South :, Bend, d;,,i ind Mo The Veoria-G X Con-
The BeFkeiey,Mr., and Mrs. NJ. T. ohr.
Indianapolis; Ind: j. L: barrett, Kansas
Essex House--B. Hosk:ns, Temple, Tex:
j. r. Russell. Kansas City, Mo, J. S. OFT.
indianapolis. Ind: E. H. Harman, Indi-
annapolis. Ind: ], L. Hayward. Certazena.
F. Flanagan Port Arthur. Tex.
United States Hotel-A. Bartle. ST Louis.
Mo-; A z. Smouse. Anderson, Ind: r. VI.
Johnson. Muncie. Ind; ]. Harey. Coiosado
Springs. Colo.
Mrs. George C. K. culmer Of Fort
Neehes, Tex, is at Pittsfield for the sea-
son. a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N c. Smith.
Mrs. Willard Ashton Of Rockford. Ill,