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Mrs. A. S. Craven of Greenwood, Va., is a. house- 
giiest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Paul Snell- 
ing of Beverly Farms. ‘The large and attractive home of 
the Snellings occupies one of the most conspicuous posi- 
tions in Beverly Farms and is one of the showy places 
seen so well from the water. The place is also very 
noticeable from the car line, for it differs from other 
places in not being surrounded by trees, and the big stucco 
house can be plainly seen. 
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The Gordon Dexters of Beverly Farms are enjoying 
a cruise on their yacht. 
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John W. Blodgett of Grand Rapids has returned from 
an extended trip to the Pacific coast and the Exposition 
and joined Mrs. Blodgett and family, who came early 11 
the season to Mingo Beach, Pride’s Crossing, where they 
are occupying the attractive Saltonstall cottage. 
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Mrs. Paul Moore (Fanny Hanna) of Pride’s Cross- 
ing is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. C. Hanna of Cleveland, 
©. Mr. Moore is making a short visit to Morristown, 
N. J. The Moores are spending the season at Pride’s 
Crossing in the Ahl cottage, near the attractive home of 
Mr. Moore’s parents, the William H. Moores of “Rock- 
marge.” 
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The proceeds from the Beverly Farms fair for the 
benefit of the Parish House fund of St. John’s Episcopal 
church, recently held on the rectory grounds netted $720. 
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Guests of Harold L. Chalifoux of Magnolia the 
past week have been Harold Walker and Joseph Locke 
of Boston. 
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Mr. and Mrs, N. S. Simpkins have taken the Raa- 
dolph cottage at Dublin, N. H., for the summer. Master 
Tudor Simpkins is at Camp Monadnock, a boys’ camp 
between Dublin and Jaffrey, for six weeks. The Simp- 
kins cottage at Beverly Farms is occupied by Senator and 
Mrs. Henry Lippitt of Rhode Island and Washington 
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William M. Wood, Jr., and his sister, Miss Rosalind 
Wood of Pride’s Crossing, are enjoying a visit at Kineo, 
on Moosehead lake in Maine. From there they are plan- 
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ience camp life for a short time. 
OSTEOPATHY 
Dr. Wendell W. Fessenden 
Four-Year Graduate Hospital Experience 
Treatment of All Acute and Chronic Diseases at home 
or office. 
Tel. 561 244 Cabot St., Beverly 
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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice M. Osborne (Nancy Cabot) 
and baby are spending the summer in Beverly Farms at 
the Charles M. Cabots on Hale street. Mr. Cabot’s 
brother, Dr. Richard C. Cabot of Boston is spending the 
summer in Cohasset. Dr. Cabot is the author of the late 
and very popular book, “What Men Live By: Work, Play, 
Love, Worship. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw, 2d, who have 
their summer home at Sunapee Lake, N. H., are visiting 
in Pride’s Crossing at the home of Mr. Shaw’s mother, 
Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw of “The Commons,” one of the 
many attractive places in the Mingo Beach section. 
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West Beach at Beverly Farms is daily receiving many 
visitors who enjoy the privileges of the commodious pa- 
vilion. A recent party of young folk who came over fram 
Hamilton included the Misses Polly Proctor, Katherine 
Holden, Marjorie Thomas, Rosamond Johnson, Louise 
Hegler, Samuel Johnson, George F. Johnson and Charles 
Harrington. 
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Mrs. R. DeC. Ward of Cambridge was at Magr ‘lia 
Sunday to spend the day with her mother, Mrs. Francis 
A. Lane, at the Wilkins cottage, one of the Oceanside +r n- 
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At the First Unitarian Church, Masconomo - street, 
Manchester, Sunday, Aug. 1, Rev. Charles E. Park of 
First Church, Boston, will preach. Service at eleven 
o’clock ; communion after the service. 
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“Fiemeta” is an interesting newcomer to Beverly 
Farms. She lives in the Daniels cottage with her devoted 
mistress, Mrs. William G. Fitch of New York. ‘Fie- 
meta,’ or ““Peggy-for-Short,” has been in the Fitch fam- 
ily eleven years, since she was purchased in Florence, 
Italy, by her late owner, Clyde Fitch, the playwright. She 
yellowish-white Lupeti 
dog, meaning “little wolf” in Italian, is registered and has 
done much good work in New York for the dog hospital! 
fund. No one can resist the “little wolf’s” bright, int'l 
gent looks and winsome manner. The Lupeti are rave 
dogs in this country, seemingly not being able to endure 
the climate. ‘‘Fiemeta” was lost in Beverly Farms the 
other day and the whole Fitch household was on her trail. 
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