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From one of our summer colony, 
one of Boston’s best known archi- 
tects, we have received a short note 
of esteem of the late J. D. Hooper. 
It will be found on another page. 
Joseph Vaughan has concluded 
his duties at the Greenwood Avenue 
Farm. 
Mrs. Burton, who recently under- 
went an operation at the Beverly 
Hospital, is reported as much im- 
proved. 
The Ladies Sewing Circle met at 
the Chapel of the Baptist church 
Thursday afternoon. <A _ quilting 
bee occupied the major portion of 
the afternoon. 
At the regular semi-monthly 
meeting of St. Margaret’s Court of 
Foresters held in Marshall’s Hall 
Wednesday evening, the following 
officers were elected: Chief Ranger, 
Cornelius Murray ;vice ranger, Ed- 
ward Grady; rec. See., John C. Me- 
Carthy; financial sec., Jeremiah Col- 
lins; treas., Miss Nellie Donovan; 
senior conductor, Daniel Kelliher; 
junior conductor, Lulu White; in- 
side sentinel, Michael Ring; outside 
sentinel, James Fanning; trustees, 
George Wiseman; John Hallisey, 
Edmund Sullivan. After the busi- 
ness meeting, Rev. Fr. Walsh gave 
a very interesting talk on ‘The 
Catacombs’’. 
It is reported that Alderman Lor- 
ing has suggested that under the 
new charter he would plan for a 
group ing of committees of kindred 
departments under one head such as 
the placing of matters relative to 
streets, sidewalks, sewers, electric 
lines under one head, etc. 
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An exceedingly interesting and 
novel affair to Beverly Farms resi- 
dents was the debate in the school 
Assembly Hall Thursday evening. 
It was a three corner debate be- 
tween excellent orators who were 
well versed in this respective sub- 
jects. They had the closest atten- 
tion of. their hearers. Twenty to 
twenty-five minutes were allowed 
for the debate and ten minutes for 
rebuttal. The addresses were heart- 
ily applauded. Mrs. Charles M. 
Cabot and Miss Elizabeth Perkins, 
summer residents of the Farms, 
were the prime movers in arranging 
the debate. They are especially in- 
terested in the Socialistic principles. 
Councilman Franklin Wentworth of 
Salem presented the Socialists’ ar- 
gument laying stress on the harm 
done by the grasping capitalist and 
the accumulation of individual 
wealth. The Republican Party was 
exploited by Louis A. Frye of Bos- 
ton who ably presented his side of 
the debate. Wm. J. O’Connell of 
Boston made a plea for the De- 
mocrats. He clearly illustrated their 
platform, progress, policy and re- 
sults. Pe 
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Varney and 
son, Harold departed today for 
South Wyndham, Maine, Mr. Var- 
ney’s former home. They will spend 
the holidays there. a 
Mrs. Alexander Carr has recover 
ed from her recent operation suffi 
ciently to receive her discharge from 
the Beverly Hospital. <2 
Wednesday of this week President 
Taft sent to the Senate the nomina- 
tion of Charles D. Brown as post- 
master of Gloucester. Mr: Brown 
has been postmaster at Gloucester 
for 12 years. 
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