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FOND OF RYE.Old Timers Again at Tfccii Favorite Resort.mmvn- w ■»' lt;■ n—m» ■— .nwnw .rottaffrs Already Opnel and an larly “Season Assured.lt;■ m-mmJTnmber of Arrivals at tb« VarirosResorts Already Lare*01 . »*•. —.iWj . - • ... K3m f: BHAFH. N IL June is-tto g*a~*on h*»re h;n opened unusually #ar!y,n Hfiy of ?h“ cottager* bavin* already arrived. At Little Boar* Head • omt of the cottage* have been opened •inc#j|jp middle of AprlLl. 5^8 SMrs Nathaniel G. White of Lawrence will next Wednesday entertain at her elegant cottage on Little Boar* Heal the society of lt;vionial Dame* of New Hampshire. Sthe has rent out S®0 Invitations, Reside# the New Hampshiremembers there will ho dele***** flwm the 13 original states.Among thlt;* earlleat to open fhetr cottage at Sham** Point ar* *x Got andMr* V V Cheney of Manchester.Dev Dr Walker of Concord ha* leaaed * The Breakers'* »t LlftJe Boar* Head for the summer. v0. - IHon William! Wood* of Lawrencewill open hi* cottage, the historic Pro*Franklin Plan e place, after hi* return from the St Louis convention.Judge William L, Foster of Concord has again leased the ilobb* place atlltye Si## ? fcf'' ®During the peat year one of the most elegant cottage* n* Rye ha* mm Ipl by Chart#* Austin of Boston. Mr AustinI* already occupying it.Dr Edward O. Otis of Boston ha* leased the Woodbine cot face, next to the Sea View house, for July and Au-*Mft. f A ^Mr* Frances Lewis and fUMfly of Philadelphia are In thMr cottag* on the -Ifead.MThe first git* plant to h# f0MCt*hed at Little Boar* Tie id !* at the cottage of William Wood of Lawrence.Mrs Charles IL Bell and her daughter. MIs* Mary Gilman of Teeter, have opened their cottage. Mr* Bell 1* one of the senior* In the cottage colony.Among the recent arrival* at the cottages are Ml** Clara E. Fowler of Boston and Mr* Grnn of Philadelphia Mr Joseph W. Merrill and family of Eieter, who hay* spent the past winter 1n Boston, have again taken poa****ion of ‘‘Stonelelgh ” }j:1;plllll HAMPTON BHACTH. felSIBI In d feat! on* All Point to an Exception all t% M Wrtrtjr J|p |HAMPTON BE A CGI. N H. June T* -I On* of the bent season* In the htatoi y Df this ben-h will bo the coming onlt;. All the cottages have been let along the! shore and numerous engagement* havebeen made for room* at the hot*!* andj boarding houses. ; ll| :• The Sea Flew house, better known as■ CuUcF*/' which Is open all the year around, has already had a large number of guest*. Directly In front of the house, on the beach, I* located thew recked schooner Glendon, which wentashore last February during a heavyI northeast gale. Fi Daniel Lord of I^awrence. Magi, andhis daughter, Mr* Bara Lord-Bailey,I have been In their pretty cottage forI several weeks.j 4ikton Lee of Lawrence ha* openedi his cottage.\ Landlord Whittier report* a bn*y sea-; son In prospect, as all th# old patronsj of the house will com* this summer William Parlor of Salem ha* opened his cottage at the beach. Mr Carter IsInterested in the proposed Ex*t«r andHampton electric road.A new breakwater 1* In oroees* cl construction at that portion of the road just back of the bathing beach.Henry Fitt* of Salem arrived at his I cottage several week* ago.Mr and Mrs Frank Lamprey have opened their summer cottage m Han:p• tvn for the s?ascn.Dr CL Everett Mitchell of HaverhillMas*, spend* every Sunday at his picturesque cottage, situated under the bluff of the Boar s Head. Many are the guest* he invites to partake of hischarming and generous hospitality.Mr and Mrs friaries Morey, who havespent the winter In Florida, are among the earliest to arrive at their cottage onthe bluff.One of the prettiest cottage* ever built at Hampton beach is th* elegant atom one built the past year by Mr* Aiken Mrs Aiken I* the widow of Walter Aiken, for many year* the manager oi the Tip Top house on Mt Washington.
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Boston Sunday Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Sun, Jun 14, 1896
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