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The Engine Oo. 3 of the Farms? 
with guests will be in Boston this’, a 
evening. This is their annual ‘ ‘night) ‘a 
off’? to gather around the festive¢ 
board for a banquet and later to en-7 
joy a theatre party. Among the in-¥} 
vited guests, who have accepted the’ A 
invitation to accompany the ‘‘Fire 44 
Laddies,’’ are the drivers of the’ 
three pieces of fire apparatus, also. 
Asst. Engineer J. M. Publicover, Al- t 
: Beverly Farm a 
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Martin Spencer has gone to, Mil- 
derman Loring and Fred W. Varney. ‘ton, N. H. He will be ‘employed 
Miss Katherine Donovan, 
Farms young lady, who went to 
Washington last fall as private’ |3 
stenographer in Preston Gibson’s 
New York office has been promoted ¥ 
to a better position in the Washing- 
ton, D. C., office of the same party. © 
Beverly Farms was well represent- 
ed at the Beverly Business Men’s 
banquet and entertainment Monday 
evening. Among those who attend- | 
ed were Frank I. Lomasney, F. W. 
Varney, J. W. Publicover, James B. 
Dow, Thomas D. Connolly, Elmer 
Stanley, G. P. Connolly 2nd, W. B. 
Publicover, James E. McDonnell, 
Wm. L. Allen, Thomas J. McDonnell, 
S. John Connolly, John Daniels, 
Walter P. Brewer and Howard E. 
Morgan. 
The Beverly Farms Athletic club 
will hold a public dance and social in 
Marshall’s hall next Thursday even- 
ing, Jan. 26. 
The new set of officers for Preston 
W. R. Corps installed last Friday evy- 
ening in G. A. R. Hall were as fol- 
lows :—Mrs. Daniel W. Preston, pre- 
sident; Mrs. Louis Hardy, Sr. Vice 
pres.; Mrs. Howard E. Morgan, Jr. 
vice pres.; Miss M. Elizabeth Hull, 
secy.; Mrs. S F. Collamore, treas.; 
Mrs. Wm. F.. Eddy, con.; Mrs. Lewis 
G. Williams, asst. con. ; Mrs. Abbie 
Marshall, guard; Mrs. M. T. Larcom, 
asst. guard; Miss Katherine Turner, 
press cor.; Mrs. W. J. Pierce, Mrs. 
Elmer Standley, Misses Lois May 
and Elizabeth Collamore, color bear- 
ers. The installing officers were Mrs. 
Hattie Callahan of South Boston and 
Mrs. Hattie Tuttle of Dorchester. 
Supper was served previous to the 
installation. Two presentations oc- 
cured during the evening. Mrs. Cal- 
lahan received a handsome cut glass 
vase and Mrs. Preston an amethyst 
and pearl pin. The Corps has ap- 
pointed a committee to make plans 
ror a fair to take place during the 
coming summer, 
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the ‘/there in the ice cutting industry for 
jsome three or four, weeks. 
The dance held Tuesday evening 
Alby the.Beverly Farms Brass Band at 
‘Marshall’s hall was well attended. 
“Everybody had a good time. The 
“proceeds were for the band. 
Three substitute local firemen ap- 
peared in Beverly this week before 
the Civil Service examining board. 
They successfully passed the regu- 
lar examination for regular call 
men. ie) 
Gregory Connolly, the mason, who 
has been building a house at Mont- 
serrat has the house practically com- 
pleted. He plans to take occupancy 
of it the latter part of next week. 
In this week’s real estate transfers 
is recorded that of Arthur F. Luke 
conveying to J. Albert Mayberry 
land on Hart street 111.25 by 300 
feet. 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Brennan of 
Hartford, Conn., have been among 
the week’s visitors to the Farms. 
They were the guests of friénds. 
The annual meeting of the West 
Beach corporation, which to many is 
considered the ‘‘Farms town meet- 
ing’’, is set for Monday evening, 
Feb. 20. The question of removing 
the present bath houses and erecting 
a large pavilion will doubtless be an 
important question to be discussed. 
Herbert F. Barnes of New York 
city has spent a portion of the week 
here, as the guest of friends. He is 
a clerk in one of the well known 
hotels in the metropolis. 
The skating at the ‘‘Mill Pond’’ 
all this week has been the source of 
much pleasure and enjoyment to 
large gatherings of Beverly Farms 
young people. 
The public installation of the offi- 
cers of St Margaret’s. Court of For- 
resters will teke place at Marshal:’s 
hall Sunday afternoon. The work 
is to be performed by a degree staff 
of 22 young ladies from Chelsea, 
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Addison Davis and family moved 
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