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BEVERLY FARMS 
There will be a meeting in G. A. 
R. hall this evening of the eligible 
Sons of Veterans for the purpose — 
camp at Beverly 
appointed 
of forming a 
Farms. <A committee 
more than two weeks ago have had 
charge of making the preliminary — 
arrangements. 
Miss Muriel Publicover, recently 
appointed playground instructor in 
Beverly, has been assigned to the 
Ward six grounds. 
John Daniels has been busily en-_ 
gaged in renovating his store in 
Central square this week and will 
open for business early next week. 
Yesterday noon a brush fire, fan- 
ned by the high winds, made a live- 
estate near the railroad tracks. The 
fire department and many volun- 
teers were called out, but it was 
nearly an hour and a half before 
the fire was put out, after burning 
over a large area of land. 
Miss Wilhelmina Patterson, prin- 
cipal of the Beverly Farms school, 
who has been seriously ill for some — 
time, is now reported to be much 
improved. During her absence from 
school, Miss Piper is the acting 
principal. 
An illustrated lecture was held 
this week by the local Baptist 
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church for the Italians living at — 
Beverly Farms. Rev. Clarence 8. 
Pond was in charge. 
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Varney and 
son Harold left today for a few 
days’ vacation at Mr. Varney’s for- 
mer home at South Wyndham, Me. 
Michael T. Murphy has been cir- 
culating a petition during the week 
in favor of the removal of the large 
elm tree on West St. 
Elmer Standley went to Cape 
Cod to view the new canal yester- 
day. 
Dr. John J. Riordan was a guest 
at the dinner given one evening this 
week at the Ferneroft Hotel, Mid- 
dleton, in honor of the Philadelphia- 
American ball players, especially 
‘‘Stuffy’’ MeInnis. ‘‘Stuffy’’ and 
the doctor are great chums. 
The adult dancing class of Miss 
Jane M. Watson had the last les- 
son of the season in Marshall’s hall 
on Tuesday evening. 
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sleeper of 
North Adams have been among this 
week’s visitors at Beverly Farms. 
The baseball committee is to have 
a meeting early next week to elect 
a manager and make plans for the 
organization of a ball team at Bey- 
erly Farms the coming season. 
