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BEVERLY FARMS 
Preparations are being made by the 
members of Preston W. R. Corps, for 
their lawn party, which is to be held at 
Marshall’s field, Aug. 5. There are to 
be plenty of attractions and amusements 
which will be sure to suit all kind of 
tastes. — 
Several of the bath houses along the 
beach bank at West Beach have been 
moved closer together by the Directors 
of the West Beach corporation. In the 
space thus made a good sized building 
has been erected and rented to F. P. 
Gaudreau. 
A cool evening, alarge party and good 
music favored Clan Wallace, 127, at 
their annual dance held in Neighbor’s 
hall last evening. ‘The Scottish dances, 
bagpipe music and Highland costumes, 
were indeed novelties and added much 
to the enjoyment of the evening. 
The Baptist Church Sunday School 
held their picnic at Centennial Grove, 
Thursday, which was enjoyed by the | 
large number of members and _ their 
friends who attended. All kinds of 
games and sports were held and _ every- 
thing done to make the day an enjoyable 
one. 
Condon—Slavin. 
‘The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Slavin, 
formerly of the Farms, but now of Bev- 
erly, to Michael Condon, at the parochial 
residence in Beverly, Wednesday even- 
ing, by Rev. Fr. F.. J. Curran, was of 
interest to Beverly Farms friends of the 
young people. Miss Mary Slavin, a 
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and 
Gregory Connolly, a fellow workman of 
Mr. Condon, was best man. 
A reception was held at the future 
home of the couple, after which amid a 
shower of rice and confetti they departed 
on their honeymoon trip to New York 
and Washington. A large party of 
Farms friends were present at the recep- 
tion. : 
Letters remaining unc'aimed at Beverly Farms, 
Mass. Postoflice for week ending July 16, 1908: 
Ellen Driscoll, Mr Ralph S Fernald, Mr Harry 
Gilmore, Miss Marion Grant, Miss Margaret 
Lamasney, Monsieur Eugene Lahiere, Mr 
Patrick Lee, Mr E J Noble, Mr EM Peckman, 
Mr Alonzo Perkins, Jos C Sibley., Esq, Mrs 
Swanson, Mr Jeremiah T ‘Toomy. 
ELMER STANDLEY, Postmaster. 
Letters remaining unclaimed at Manchester, 
Mass., P. O. for week ending July 11. Frank 
D Allen, B H Bowen, Mrs J T Bradlee, Clerk 
of Universalist church, Miss Alice Ealer, Miss 
Henry Eppler, Miss Kathryn Gallagher, Miss 
Mary Hally, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hamilton, 
Alec Jarvis, Mr Wm B Keene & Son, Mrs 
Albert Lampson, R S Lowe, Clarence W 
McGuire, Miss Bridget McGee, Miss Lena 
McLean, Miss Jennie Molloy, ‘Miss Margaret 
O’Donnell, Mrs Mary Olson, DrJ J Pepin, 
Mrs Leslie Pushee, Mrs A R Pierce, Mrs H_ I 
Russell, Mrs Smith, Margaret Stryker, May- 
nard C Thayer, Miss M Walker. 
SAMUEL L. WHEATON, Postmaster. 
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Wonderland. mers hereabouts failed to accomplish last 
‘The summer days come and the sum- 
mer days go and so do the crowds to 
Wonderland down by the sea at Revere 
Beach. ‘The thousands of visitors find 
abundant material for a thoroughly en- 
joyable days outing in the great list of 
new and novel attractions this year, no- 
table among which are the big free cir- 
cus acts and the choice concerts by the 
best bands of New England. During 
the vacation days Pawnee Bill invites the 
children to see his great Wild West 
show for half price and all children 
under twelve years of age, accompanied 
by adults will be admitted free to Won- 
derland every day of the week. 
Miss Annette Kellerman, the hand- 
some young woman giving diving and 
swimming exhibitions at Wonderland, is 
to attempt what thirty of the crack swim- 
year in a spirited competition for a_ prize 
cup-swim from Ch.r«sto vn bridge to 
Boston Light, a distance of nearly twelve 
miles in the harbor and outinto the open 
sea. 
Miss Kellermann is eager to do what 
no woman has yet done and on!y one 
man, Mr. Peter £. McNally, suc- 
ceeded in doing and her manager, Mr. 
James R. Sullivan, is confident that she 
will win. 
Miss Kellermann will s vim under the 
colors of the Illinois Athletic Club of 
Chicago, Ill., of which she is an honor- 
ary member. ‘The attempt will be made 
in about two weeks. 
The exact hour and day for this record 
breaking swim and the names of the 
committee who will supervise it and di- 
rect it, will be announced in a few days. 
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