Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-11
NORTH SHORE GOSSIP.
News OF Region Popular With Capt.
tai Folks.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Tai FOLKS.
Special Correspondence of The Star
NORTH SHORE, Mass, June g. 1908.
The marble mansion of T.. Jefferson Cool
idge of Boston at Coolidge Point, Manches-
ter, was completed last autumn and adioins
the Fessenden cottage, where Miss Roose-
welt rnade two visits last season with her
aunt. Mrs. S. H. Fessenden of Newton.
Mass.
Judge and Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
after their winter in Washington. are set
tled in their Prides Crossing residence for
the season.
Mr. Charles j. Bonaparte's succession TO
the Office. OF Secretary of the Navy is of
much interest to the Bostonians on the
shore. since Mrs. Bonaparte was Miss
Ellen Day of Boston and Mr.. Bonaparte a
member of the Harvard class of II and a
summer resident of Nahant
The Siamese ambassador to Washington
and his attache will return to Hawthorne
Inn, East Gloucester. again this season.
and are soon due. The ambassador will,
take lively interest in yachting hayine
purchased yacht, and may identity him
self with the East Gloucester Club He Is
hne tennis player, enthusiastic fisherman
and leader in the social gayeties of this
popular hostelry: therefore will be a wei
coined guest during 1905.
Prof. John Hayes Hammond of Yale Col
lege. a partner of the late Cecil Rhodes, is
soon due at the Horey villa, Fresh-water
Cove. Gloucester. of which he has an ex-
tended lease.
The William A. Fosters of Washington
who have summer residence near the
Horey villa, have arrived there for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs James H Slice of Washing
ton are visiting Marblehead relatives
Mr.. A. M. Raymond of the supervising
n vol nnt' fEnn af l.. =
in Marblehead to superintend the erection
of the new federal building
AT the recent wedding of Ralph Tracy
Hale and Margaret Stone Greenleaf. at
Newburyport, Mr.. Weston Brown Flint of
Washington was one of the ushers
At the Brynmere, Annisquam, are Mr. ]
Fennimore Cooper and family of Albany,
N Y. Mr.. Cooper bears the name of his
famous grandsire.
Gen. Arson Mills Of Dupont circle Wash
ington, will not occupy his cottage at Bass
Rocks, East Gloucester. this season.
Mr.. J. H. Rostock of the United States
engineers department is making survey
of the Sandy bay harbor of refuge break
water, at Rockport.
There have been several changes In the
management of some of the Shore" hotels
at which Westinghouse annually register
namely. the Colonial Arms Hotel, at East
Gloucester of which H. w. Priest of the
Carolina, Pinehurst. N. c.. will be the flu
ture supervisor; Julian E. Priest at the
IlCSpCi dcb Iud6Holidp HTeDiG OF B0S-
ton. the Aborn, Magnolia: Miss Grace
Crosby. Merrill Hall. East Gloucester, and
E. c. Simpson, the Masconomo Hotel. Man
chester
The proposed visit on the 21st of Presi-
dent Roosevelt to Clark College, Worcester,
by invitation of the late Senator Hoar and
mark of respect to President Carroll
D. Wright Of the college. is an antici-
pated event for those interested In the
college. The George s. Hoar fund Of S1eO.-
900 was given by Andrew Carnegie, without
reserve, to the college 50 in honor of the
greatest character in our public life today
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris Finch of Washington
are registered at Hotel Delphine. East Glou-
cester, for their annual June sojourn
Mr.. Louis p. Whitaker of Washington
has been a recent guest at the Hotel Har-
Dor View, East Gloucester.
The absence of Col q. G. Reid OF tie
United States Marine Corps of Washington
and family from Hawthorne Inn this sea-
son, where they have spent several seasons.
will be much regretted. since they were
prominently identified with the social life of
the hotel.