NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
BEVERLY FARMS 
A committee asked to serve by the 
Beverly Farms branch of the Im- 
provement society have under con- 
sideration providing an entrance to 
the playgrounds at Hale street. The 
plan which seems to appeal most is 
to cover the brook and make either 
a foot path or one wide enough for 
wagons or autos, following practically 
the direction of the present water- 
way. The covering suggested is 
either flagstone or concrete. 
John West colony enjoyed a joke 
“Xmas tree after last Friday night’s 
meeting. An entertainment, follow- 
ed by dancing and a collation round- 
ed out a most pleasant evening. 
Arthur J. Harlow was thrown from 
his motorcycle and injured early Sun- 
day morning near the Salem and 
Swampscott line in collision with an 
unlighted wagon coming toward Sa- 
lem. He was badly shaken up and 
received a bad cut on the head, but 
was able to leave the Salem hospital 
“luesday. . 
A cellar jis being excavated on Vine 
street for the bungalow of Frank I. 
Lomasney, soon to be moved to the 
new location. The lot upon which 
the building now stands has been 
sold to George W. Larcom, who will 
move his carpenter shop there from 
Valley street. 
Mr. Hamburger and family moved 
to Boston last Monday for the winter. 
John Kelly, timekeeper for Con- 
nolly Bros., spent Xmas with his 
family at Hampstead, Long Island, 
Dey 
Mr. and Mrs, Michael Lyons are 
soon to move to the estate of Mrs. 
Lathrop Brown at West Manchester 
for the winter. 
' Former Mayor Charles H. Trowt 
and Mrs. Trowt returned Tuesday 
from a pleasant trip to Canada and a 
visit to Niagara Falls and New York 
city. 
Members of Preston W. R. corps, 
who from ¥lness have been confined to 
their homes received Xmas greetings 
from the corps in the form of a bas- 
ket of “goodies.” 
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Sanborn 
returned Wednesday from  Rock- 
land, Me., after spending a week vis- 
iting friends. 
Miss Lucy Eldridge and brother 
Frank spent Xmas with friends at 
Manchester. 
Harry J. Guinivan and family en- 
joyed the holiday with Mrs. Guini- 
yan’s parents in Danvers. 
The following Beverly Farms boys, 
members of tht football team of the 
past season at Beverly High, will go 
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Post Office Building - 
Two Phones, 150 and 151 
to Boston Monday night for a ban- 
quet at the Boston City club, after 
which they will attend the theatre: 
Thomas Brady, Howard E. Morgan, 
Jr, John L. McKinnon, Henry 
Wright and Thomas McDonnell. 
There was a family reunion on 
Xmas day at the home of Mr. and 
Mrs. Thomas D. Connolly, Oak street. 
Arthur L, Standley spent the holli- 
day in Beverly, as usual. 
Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Mayberry 
of Haskell street are being congratu- 
lated on the advent of a fine baby 
girl last Saturday night. 
Mrs. James B. Dow still remains 
on the sick list at her home on Hale 
street. 
Alex Campbell is having a cottage 
built on a lot recently purchased by 
him on Grapevine road, just beyond 
the F. H. Prince estate. ; 
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