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A daughter arrived in the home of 
Mr. and Mrs. George Medcalf the later 
part of last week. 
Thomas J. McDonnell and two sons, 
Eddie and ‘Thomas, have spent a portion 
of this week at Portland, Me., and vic- 
inity. 
Mrs. Edwin J. Bliss and son Trler, 
returned to the Farms this week after -a 
month’s pleasant stay at North Conway 
and Intervale, N. H. 
Mark Knowles, Edward May, James 
Wright, John W. Morgan and William 
E. Elliott were among those who took 
in the firemen’s muster at Lowell, 
Thursday. 
Miss Frances Mitchell of Pawtucket, 
R. |., arrived at the Farms, the early 
part of the week and isa guest of Post- 
master and Mrs. Elmer Standley on 
West street. 
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Kilburn of 
Chester, Vt., are spending a few days at 
the Farms the guests of relatives. Mr. 
and Mrs. Kilburn were married a week 
ago and their visit here is a_ part of their 
honeymoon trip. 
A. F. Whitridge has concluded his 
services at the Daniels--Gleason Co. 
market in Central square. Mr. Whit- 
ridge will spend a time vacationizing 
about the Farms before returning to his 
former position in Boston. es 
Alderman Robert E. Hodgkins, the 
veteran of the city council, willbe a 
candidate for reelection. Councilman 
Augustus P. Loring, jr., will be a candi- 
date for reelection and has aspirations to 
serve as president of the lower branch. 
The John West Colony of Pilgrim 
Fathers are planning a grand good time 
for all who attend their outing and_pic- 
‘nic at Tuck’s Point, Manchester, 
Wednesday. ‘Those desiring to go may 
do so by applying to members of the 
order. F. I. Lomasney, proprietor of 
the North Shore Fish Co., will have 
charge of the clam bake, and a most de- 
' licious repast is to be expected. 
The dance and hose laying contest of 
the Farms’ Hook & Ladder company, 
No. 2, will take place in Neighbor’s hall 
next Friday evening. “The hose laying 
contest is a new feature here and no 
doubt will prove a strong drawing card. 
Entries will be received up to Tuesday 
evening and it is expected that there will 
be about twelve teams competing. Ips- 
wich, Woburn, Newburyport, Peabody, 
Bicester and Rockport have already 
entered teams and it is anticipated that 
others will be received later. The home 
teams will not be represented in the con- 
test in order to insure the prizes going to 
the visiting firemen. 
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Gypsy Moth Pest, Letters remaining unclaimed at Beverly 
Professor Kirkland, superintendent of | fatms, Mass., P. O. week ending Aug. 20, 
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the state s gypsy mot epartment, IS Baker, Miss Kitty Broderick, Miss M Connor, 
sending out notices. cautioning gypsy Mrs Bridget Dugan, W S Eaton, Josephine 
moth employees, amateur entomologists Feeney, Miss Mary E Foley, Mrs CF John- 
and the public generally against destroy- 
ing any of his pets who have the high 
sounding name of Calsomma Sycop- 
hanta. 
The Cal. Syco. is the first real gypsy 
moth parasite to thrive in this country, 
and Prof. Kirkland is guarding them 
closely. He hopes if he has any kind 
of luck that in time they will be numer- 
ous enough to eat up every gypsy moth 
in Medford, after which they will be 
given a chance to banquet upon the moth 
in other sections of the state. 
The secret of the gypsy moth’s mar- 
velous increase in Massachusetts has been 
the lack of suitable natural parasites or 
other insects to whom the gypsy moth 
was a natural food. After many unsuc- 
cessful attempts the insect above men- 
tioned is now discovered to be thriving 
and the professor has strong hopes unless 
some disease appears to kill them by next 
year the gypsy moth will be killed off 
automatically by the parasites. 
Rubber stamps, pads, and indellible 
ink outfits at the BREEZE office. 
son, Miss Mathea Johansen, Mr Malcomb 
Mclver, Miss Jenny Mielile, Mrs W M Read, 
Mrs Henry Salter. 
ELMER STANDLEY, Postmaster. 
Letters remaining unclaimed at Manchester, 
Mass., P. O. for week ending Aug. 15: Mrs 
LM Case, J B Cavanaugh, J F Cavanaugh, 
James Chadwick, Mrs Henry L_ Crocker 
Herbert Coppell, Mrs Delami B_- Curtis, 
Thomas E Day, Mrs Maria C Eaton, Robert 
Evans, Mrs Somes Fitz, Dr S Groves, Mrs H 
Myron Goodwin, Joseph Houghton, Lemuel 
Hathaway, Mrs Christina Johnson, Miss Mabel 
Locker, R L Means, Mrs Charles Manchester, 
Mrs Martha McNard, Miss Nora McCarthy, 
Miss Kate Mullins, H Palmer, Mis Alice Purer, 
Mrs Walter Tracy, Mrs Evelyn Thayer, John 
Woodbury. 
SAMUEL L. WHEATON, Postmaster. 
G. J. PLANTE 
TAILOR 
Boston - Mass, 
AND 
Beverly Farms. 
LONDON TAILORS’ AGENT 
