NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
May 26, 1916. 
BEVERLY FARMS 
Gaudreau’s barber — shop, 
will be open Monday un- 
closed Memorial Day all 
adv. 
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Stevens 
of Rockland, Me., were guests of 
friends in Beverly Farms the past 
week. 
D. C. Sweeney of Rockingham, N. 
H., has bid off the telegraph oper- 
ator’s job at the Beverly Farms depot 
and commenced his duties yesterday. 
Rey. T. C. Maney of Dexter, Me.. 
has been the guest of Alderman and 
Mrs. Thomas D. Connolly, Oak st., 
the past week. 
Frank Lovely has resigned his po- 
sition at Ward’s Restaurant to take a 
job at’ the Leiter estate. He will be 
succeeded at the Restaurant by Miss 
Louise Hannable. 
At the reunion of the Alumni of 
the North American College in Rome, 
held in New York city last week, Rev. 
Nicholas R. Walsh of St. Margaret’s 
church was elected vice-president of 
the association. 
Mrs. John H. Linehan, who has 
been at the Corey Hill hospital, Bos- 
ton, for the past two weeks or more 
has so improved as to be able to re- 
turn home last Sunday. Mrs. Line- 
han’s continued improvement and 
complete recovery is the sincere wish 
of her many friends. 
B. F. Hawkins, formerly of the 
Standley Shoe Store, who has as- 
sociated himself with the Austin Re- 
peter 
Central sq., 
til 10 p. m.; 
day. 
pair Co. of Beverly, solicits your 
patronage. Shoes called for and de- 
livered. Work done neatly and 
quickly. All kinds of repairing done. 
Call 262 Beverly Farms or Beverly 
974-W. adv. 
Station Agent William H. Gerrisn 
of Pride’s Crossing began his annual 
vacation of one month yesterday. 
With Mrs. Gerrish he will spend a 
goodly part of it at Kittery, Me., his 
former home. Charles Elliott of 
Gloucester, who has been substitute 
at the Beverly Farms station, will be 
in charge at Pride’s during Mr. Ger- 
rish’s absence. 
The Girls’ club of the Beverly 
Farms Baptist church held their an- 
nual “at home” at the chapel last eve- 
ning. At a short business session re- 
ports were read and a review was 
made of the past year’s good work. 
There was a large atrendarice of 
friends and invited guests who helped 
the girls enjoy the social hour. There 
was entertainment and refreshments 
were served. 
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Eggs and _ Butter 
Fruit and Berries 
Meats and Provistons 
Orders will be Collected Every 
The best Quality 
BEVERLY FARMS 
Morning 
and Promptly Filled. 
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BEVERLY SIDEWALKS. 
Every Alderman in Beverly is at- 
tempting to secure as much of the 
sidewalk improvement for his ward 
as possible. The discussion of side- 
walks at the meeting of the Board of 
Aldermen in Beverly last Monday 
evening is of interest to Beveriy 
Farms residents. The majority of 
the committee on public finance and 
aid reported in favor of the installa- 
tion of an artificial sidewalk on El- 
liott street, Ward Five, Alderman 
Connolly dissenting. 
Alderman Connolly said that there 
was only $1700 left in the sidewa!k 
appropriation now. He did not think 
that a sidewalk was needed there, there 
was about 250 feet that could be put 
in repair at a very small expense. 
“We are going too fast” said the al- 
derman from Ward Six. “We have 
passed orders for 2740 feet of curb- 
ing in Ward One, 2052 feet in Ward 
Two, 1458 in Ward Three, 2934 in 
Ward Four and 3289 feet in Ward 
Five.” 
As the alderman stopped there, al- 
derman Thompson of Ward Five ask- 
ed him how much in Ward Six. 
Alderman Connolly said, “Ward 
WR! E. Henderson 
. Beverly, Mass. Telephone 
Six doesn’t get 
anything that she isn’t 
entitled to, in proportion to what she 
turns in to the city government. I 
believe the city charter should be 
amended so that all the aldermea 
should be elected at large the same as 
the school committee are, then there 
would not be so much selfishness or 
discrimination. Ward Six has 1926 
feet, but that is provided in a special 
appropriation.” ‘The matter was re- 
ferred to the finance committee. 
ParK AT NEw LIBRARY. 
Misses Katherine P. and Louisa 2”. 
Loring, through Alderman Thomas D. 
Connolly, have asked for a park at 
the new Beverly Farms Library. It 
is their desire to complete the grad- 
ing and set out a hedge along the 
street line on Hale st., to install a 
gateway and to provide for a light 
over the gateway from the street. It 
is also proposed to move the band 
stand to a location nearer the G. A. R. 
hall and set close to it the flag pole 
which was taken from the Square 
some time ago. The city has been 
asked to bear the expense of setting 
up the pole and moving the band 
stand. 
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