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BEVERLY FARMS 
Capt. Jas. A. Wright of Post 89, 
Beverly, who isa special aid on the 
Department staff of Massachusetts, 
was the inspector of Preston Post 188, 
at Beverly Farms last Wednesday 
evening. Post 89 was invited to be 
present, and about 30 accompanied 
Capt. Wright, besides some visitors 
from other posts. All received a most 
cordial and fraternal welcome. After 
the inspection there was an _ inter- 
change of short speeches and before 
the departure all hands were invited 
to the banquet hall where a fine colla- 
tion was served. 
After a stop over at Beverly and a 
side trip to Gloucester and Manches- 
ter, the new heating apparatus for the 
Beverly Farms engine house was 
gladly welcomed yesterday, and Con- 
tractor T. J. McDonnell is busy now 
installing the same, which cannot be 
done any too soon as the fire station 
library and G.A.R. hall are all suffer- 
ers these days from the lack of proper 
heating facilities. 
After being confined to the house 
for almost a week Frank I. Lomasney 
is able to be out again and attend to 
his usual duties. 
Forrester H. Pierce came on from 
New York city the first of the week 
and has spent the time here with his 
family on West street. 
Thomas Bresnahan attained the age 
of 21 last Saturday, and in the even- 
ing a large party of his friends called 
upon him at hishome. The event was 
celebrated in a social way. Before 
their departure Mr. Bresnahan was 
presented by his friends with several 
tokens of their esteem which no doubt 
he will always cherish as valuable 
souvenirs of his attaining the voting 
age. 
Donald McKenzie and family have 
again moved to Boston for the winter. 
Their cottage on Hart street is now 
occupied by Mrs. Edward Decost and 
son, Eddie Decost. . 
The attraction for city office has 
not as yet arrived at the point in ward 
6 as to make the coming election of 
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BEVERLY, MASS. 
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any particular interest. While Horace 
F. Appleton and John C. McCarthy 
have taken out papers for re-election 
to the common council, their papers 
have not been generally circulated and 
there are rumors that they might not 
run after all. Alderman Robt. E. 
Hodgkins is a candidate for re-election 
to the upper branch, and as yet no 
one has expressed a liking to make a 
contest with him. His papers as well 
as that of Councilman Chas. H. Hull 
have been passed around during the 
past week. Much favorable comment 
is being made over the entry of Augus- 
tus P. Loring, jr., whose papers for 
the common council were taken out 
on Wednesday. It now appears he 
will receive a hearty support in his 
first attempt to city office. 
Revi’ Geov My Preston of Fort 
Meyer, Washington, and a former 
resident of Beverly Farms, has spent 
the past week or more in the city, and 
was on his way from Brunswick, Me., 
where he has spent the past summer. 
Rev. Mr. Preston preached at the 
Baptist church last Sunday. 
The Misses Mary D. and Gertrude 
Connolly opened their classes in physi- 
cal culture at Marshall’s hall last 
Saturday evening, there being 265 chil- 
dren and 30 adults. The classes will 
continue every Saturday evening. 
George Twitchell and family have 
removed to Ipswich so as to be more 
conveniently located for Mr. Twitch- 
ell’s work. Mr. Twitchell is the gar- 
dener and caretaker of the new Searle 
estate. 
Mrs. Edward Mitchell and family 
last Monday moved from Preston place 
where they have lived the past few 
months to Springfield. The change 
of abode was made in order to accom- 
modate Mrs. Mitchell’s eldest son and 
daughter, who have secured situations 
there. 
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