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charge of the Misses Daisy Fraser andJennie Drake; the lemonade booth was looked after hr Miss Fannie Jones; lee cream and cake w«* in cha-rare of tho ladies (if the society, who wore assisted by Mrs Herbert Brown* Mrs Re«h and the Misses Aunm Brown and Li!linn Walker fij waitresses An enjoyable p’rgram of piano, vocal arid instrumental selections was rendered.Idle York Harbor baseball team came to Rye 1 mfc Saturday to meet the Far-fagots, ft* the first g*ame of the annual series for the championship. and succeeded in defeating th»- Farraguts in a close and exeitfng game. The second game was played at York Harbor last Wednesday, when the Farraguts again lost the game by a score of 12 toin the boarding houses and cottages, and verandas, halls end parlors are lively%i gay crowu.among the guest* at th»ALITTLE BOA Iff HEAD—A brilliantbop wih given at Bach elder’s Wednes-day evening.Mrs Ooizian and family of St Paul are visiting IS I r* He him mere.Mrs o.^borne H.avis of Framingham, Mass, is a guest of Mrs Frances Lewis at her cottage.Miss Mary p. Fowler, daughter of the late Judge OCorge ft. Fowler Of Jamaica Plain, is visiting her aunt, Miss Clara Fowler.Prof Nash and family are entertaining CA their cottage Miss Abigail Tewksbury of Cambridge.Mrs Sally Pepper has with her at her cottage her grandchildren, Richard, Henry and Emily Yuux.—PORTSMOUTH HARBOR.Boston Children Given a “Fresh Air*’Outing at Eliot.PORTSMOUTH HARBOR. Aug 21-That the season of summer travel in thissection is nearing its end is evidenced from the many change* in the guests at the hotels; Iht number is at large asat any lime this season, hut the arrivals only Jurt a bom balance the departures, and certainly there is no increase.The first annual field mm.ng of theIrish American historical socltty of New England Is to be held at Newcastle some time in September, but the date has notyet been made public.Two carloads of “fresh air children’* and their mothers, from Boston, arrived at Rosemary cottage, Eliot, on Tuesday for a stay of two weeks. There will probably Lh only one more party entertained at the cottage this season.Mr and Mr* Joseph S. Parsons of Boston, and Mr and Mrs Albert Simpson and two suns of Milton. Mass, are visiting .Mr and Mrs Nathaniel H. Simpson of Grot nian LJenrfie and Effie Crowell of Boston are at Greenland for the re-rmurni* r of August, visaing their mother, Mrs Julia Crowell.Mrs Ruth L. Mars ton and Miss Elia Haris ton of SomervilJe are guests of Mrs John P. Mars ton of Greenland.Miss Grace Barker of Hamilton, Mass, is visiting Mr and Mrs William R. Norton of Greenland.Dr and Mrs Fred I. Emerson and MissHilbert of Dorchester are visiting Mr ina Mrs Albert T. Pickering at their rm home in Newington. jMiss Annie i. Winter of Mansfield* [mg figureNew* Boar’sI i ca d Is t hat of J u d ge F ox of T a unto n, who, with his charm rg daughter, Miss Marlon, Is tpgniLng An gust here.The “Boar’s Head chorus/’ which is composed of musicians of real merit, and who are guests of Col Dumas, are pro-greasing rapidly under the direction of Dr William Carter of Concord.A party consisting of .Mrs Fletcher, Mrs W. H. Jaqu.th, IMss Mary Fierce, Miss Mary Hutchins, Miss Annie Ja-quith, Col Dumas# Mr Wtj! Jaquith and Mr James Forsyth, all of the Sew Boar’s Head were on Wednesday invited to the residence of air and Mrs Charley G. Duiin at Cambridge. It was Mr Du tin’s birthday, and an outdoor fete was given in honor of the day,A party from Newmarket who were at Cutter’s Friday were Mr and Mrs B. S. Kingman, Hattie W. Willey, Cora B. Tel belts, Lizzie C. Willey and Rev R. F. Jefferson of Whitefield.Mr F. S. Clifford and family of Boston are in the Doage cottage.Mrs Shaw uf Boston is the guest of Mr William Carter at his cottage.Miss Emily S. Tucker of Springfield and Miss Margaret E. 11 use, organist of the Trinity Methodist church of Boston, are at the New Boar’s Head.Henry Woodbury Rowe of Lawrence is a guest at the New Boar’s Head.Mr and Mrs J. B. Hanson, E. S. Hanson and Miss Marietta Sherman of Taunton, who w'ere at the New Boar's Head last year, are here again this season. Other guests from Taunton are Mr andMrs C. V, Boyden and Mildred Y. An-Mrs Elizabeth Miller, Miss Lena Miller, Mrs Henry Foster, Miss MyrtleFoster, Masters Harry and Albert Boater of Wakefield, Mays, who come t;v.u y year to the Eagle house, arc there thisseason. Other ol It me guests at thishouse art Mr and Mrs N. O. Magooii, Mrs Isabel Wright, Sadie A. Morgan and Annie C. Bov. Icy of Lawrence, Mass.Among those who registered this week at the Eagle house are Mr and Mrs E A Briggs and family, Oscar CHudson. James Bookman, f M Lane,Lawrence; Mrs II c Field, Mr and Mrs A J Weeks and family, Exeter; Miss E M Cock. H B George, Miss FannieGeorge, Lillian I Crawford, Francis AWing. A C Ford, Mrs B A Sawyer. Mim H Gray, Haverhill; Miriam COitoiie, Billerica; Mrs W A Gardner, Fred A Gardner, Tilton; H L Cressey, Methuen; Mr and Mrs R L Leggett, Elmer J Leggett, Mrs R L Legg *t!, Mr and Mrs H R Armstrong. Man c h ost« r.J. Albert Clark of Exeter entertained at a private supper at Leavitt's, Tuesday evening, county treasurer and Mrs W. H. C. Pollan*by and Mr and Mrs Wiiiiam Burlingame of Exeter,On Tuesday, at Leavitt’s, Mrs E. M. J. Conner of Exeter had as her guests Mrs Tuckerman of Boston, Mrs Georg** Faunce, Miss Ada Varney and Mr Ralph Varney of Lynn. Th** Misses Blanche and Susie Conner were also of the parry.Mrs K N. Washburn of Springfield is ai the Leavitt,Mr and Mrs A. J. Farrington of Haverhill are also at Leavitt’s.A delightful hop was given at hotel
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Sun, Aug 22, 1897
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