BEVERLY FARMS 
Mr. and Mrs. John S, McDonough 
of Bridgeport, Conn., have spent this 
week at the Farms visiting friends. 
Many Beverly Farms people learn- 
ed with regret of the death of Rev. 
George Marshall Preston last Sat- 
urday at the age of 84 years. He 
was born in Beverly Farms on April 
23, 1830, and was a brother of Sam- 
uel F. Collamore of Greenwood ave- 
nue. He graduated from Colby col- 
lege in 1852 and was ordained to 
the Baptist ministry in 1855. He has 
held pastorates at the following 
places: Medford, Wooster, O.; In- 
dependence, Iowa; Old Town, Me.; 
Presque Isle, Me.; Lanesboro, Me.; 
Chesshire, Me.; and Greenville, Me. 
Since his retirement Mr, Preston has 
lived in Virginia, Kansas and Maine, 
but principally at Medford. He has 
preached in the local Baptist church 
on several occasions, his last visit 
here being on Memorial Day Sunday 
of last year. He was buried in Med- 
ford, the funeral being attended by 
many local people: 
Cornelius Donovan was one ot 
the many sufferers from the cold of 
Tuesday, with both ears frozen. 
Alderman Loring has been ap- 
pointed on the following committees 
by Mayor McDonald: Fire dept., 
fuel and street lights, elections and 
returns, rules and orders, streets— 
sidewalks, sewers, electric wires, 
street railways and committee on 
ashes. Should the mayor’s recom- 
mendation for a reduction and con- 
solidation of committees be adopted 
later, a new selection will be neces- 
sary. 
Joseph J. Callahan and _ Bridget 
Marie Dillon, both of Pride’s, were 
married by Rev. James Downey last 
Wednesday. They will -reside at 
Pride’s, 
The new officers of St. Margaret’s 
court of Forresters, inducted into 
office at last week’s meeting, were as 
follows: Frank Parks, chief ran- 
ger; John Hallisey, vice c. r.; Mary 
Murray, ‘rec. sec’y; Jeremiah Col- 
lins, fin. sec’y; Nellie Donovan, 
treas.; Daniel Keliher and John 
White, conductors; Patrick Barry 
and James Fanning, sentinels. © 
Mrs. Mary A. Bartlett and daugh- 
ter Jane expect to leave next Mon- 
day for Clinton, La., where they will 
spend a few weeks this winter on 
a plantation. 
Rev, Nicholas R. Walsh will e- 
liver an address at the service of the 
Holy Name societies of the county 
next Sunday afternoon at St. James 
church, Salem, at 3 o’clock, 
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Winthrop F. Low entered the 
Huntington hospital, Boston, Wednes- 
day for treatment, 
The public dancing party to have 
been held Wednesday evening by sev- 
eral Farms firemen was postponed 
because of the severe weather. 
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Wilkinson 
are being congratulated this week 
upon the arrival this week of 
a daughter at the home of Mrs. Wil- 
kinson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 
F, Eddy, corner of High and Has- 
kell streets. 
The third degree was exemplified 
on twenty candidates of the O. W. 
Holmes council last night at the 
rooms of the Beverly council, and 
was witnessed by many members 
from surrounding towns. 
Samuel F. Collamore, a well known 
resident of the Farms, died at his 
home on Greenwood Ave., late Wed- 
nesday night, after an illness of three 
months. He was aged 69 years, 4 
mos. In his early life, Mr. Colla- 
more was a locomotive fireman, and 
later a gardener, but for the past 
few years he has been janitor of the 
Farms school. He was a member of 
Bass River lodge of Odd Fellows and 
Golden Star council, O, U. A. M. 
He is survived by a wife and one 
daughter, Miss’ Lizzie Collamore. 
Funeral services will be held tomor- 
row at 3 oclock in the Baptist 
church. 
Dr. Norman M. McLeod, who was 
elected as a member of the school 
committee at the December election, 
will resign and remove to Newport, 
R. L., his former home, where he will 
begin practice. The vacancy caused 
by his resignation will be filled by 
the members of the school board and 
the board of aldermen, sitting jointly. 
The local plumbers have been 
working overtime this week, owing 
to the many freeze-ups. 
Mr, and Mrs, Alexander Noyes of 
W. H. McCORMACK 
and Carriage 
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