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Louis Zampbell, the Italian boy, who 
was sent to a Boston home some three 
months ago, through a misrepresenta- 
tion of facts, it is alleged, has been re- 
turned to his parents much to the boy’s 
joy, and to the gratification of all con- 
cerned. 
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ward will spend 
Christmas in New York City, with rela- 
tives, Mrs. Ward going over the latter 
part of last week, and Mr. Ward joining 
her ‘Thursday of this week. 
Miss Kennison of Beverly concluded 
her duties as bookkeeper at the coal 
office of James B. Dow & Co. last Sat- 
urday evening and will become a student 
in shorthand and_ typewriting. A. Miss 
Brown of Beverly is her successor. 
A bob-o-link hawk was shot on Mis- 
ery Island one day the first of the week 
and Captain Blaney brought it ashore 
and presented it to James E. McDon- 
nell. ‘The bird was a fine specimen and 
will later adorn Mr. McDonnell’s home. 
F. P. Gaudreau, the Central square 
tonsorial artist, Beverly Farms, will keep 
his place of business open until 11 p.m. 
on December 24, to give all his custom- 
ers an opportunity to get their work done, 
for his shop will be closed all day on 
Christmas, Dec. 25. o 
The gymnasium classes are planning 
to present a play in the near future in 
which will be introduced some of the ex- 
cellent costumes worn at last night’s pri- 
vate masquerade party. 
Coasting has been exceptionally good 
the past few days and the young folk 
have made use of the nearby hills, en- 
joying this pastime to their heart's con- 
tent. 
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Macklin of 
Concord, N. H., have spent the past 
week at the Farms the guests of friends. 
‘They returned home yesterday. 
Mayor-elect Trowt has resigned from 
the school board and the vacancy will be 
filled by a joint convention of the alder- 
men and the school committee. James 
B. Dow is the most prominently men- 
tioned for the position. 
News has recently been received from 
‘* Johnnie’? Woodbury, from California, 
that he has taken up mining upon a claim 
in which he is interested in a financial 
way, and while it is somewhat early to 
predict the outcome, the claim has the 
appearance of being a good paying in- 
vestment. 
Marshall Woodbury has purchased an 
Indian motor cycle and during the past 
week he has had considerable pleasure 
riding it about town. 
Why not have your Printing done at the 
office of THE BREEZE PRINT? 
in this vicinity. 
and price. 
For Christmas Gifts 
4 We invite you to inspect the largest and finest stock of 
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass 
and Silverware PAA RR PORES 
We can please you, both as to quality 
F. §. THOMPSON, 
J64 MAIN STREET, 
- JEWELER 
GLOUCESTER 
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PHONOGRAPHS 
A big line of the Edison and Victor machines always on hand. 
on EASY TERMS or for CASH. See our line. 
A big stock of the latest Edison and Victor 
Over 6,000 in stock. Easy terms. 
Come and see the new AMBEROL Records. 
For sale 
RECORDS 
A new record 
made of new composition, by a new process and playing an 
average of more than four minutes. 
See what they are and how to 
play them on your phonograph. 
J. F. KILHAM 
87 Rantoul St. 
opp. the Depot 
BEVERLY 
We are Gatering to Manchester and Beverly Farms Patrons 
SOOO OOO OOO OOOO IRONS 
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pride are to 
spend most of the winter with their son, 
Edwin L. and family, at Winter Hill. 
They will go in time to spend the Christ- 
mas holidays and help make up a_ family 
gathering. 
An attempt was made this week to 
level off the playground prior to flooding 
it for a skating pond, but it was- found 
that the job would be much larger and 
more expensive than anticipated and it 
was therefore given.up. ‘The place will 
soon be flooded, however, to a height 
that is possible without doing too much 
damage to the adjoining property owners. 
A fine specimen of a water witch has 
recently been making its feeding ground 
in the near yicinity of West Beach pier 
and has been the envy of a number of 
local sportsmen, who have, however, 
been unable to make the bird their vic- 
tim to date. 
The G. A. R. and Associates’ pitch 
tournament will commence next week 
on Thursday evening, Dec. 31, and all 
who desire to enter should be present. 
The prizes for the winners of the last 
tournament will be awarded that even- 
ing. 
A full line of Victor Leon ‘Toilet 
Water,—Violet, Rose de France, Hi- 
awatha, Azalea, Persian Lilac, and also 
Colgate’s Toilet goods for Christmas 
can be found at F. P. Gaudreau’s barber 
shop. * 
John L. Eaton, who for the past year 
or more, has been making his home at 
135 Essex street, Salem, has recently 
moved to Plymouth street, South Salem, 
which is not quite so conveniently lo- 
cated as his former home, when his 
Farms friends went to call on him. 
A grand assortment of all the leading 
brands of cigars for Christmas in small 
quantities, 12 and 25 in a box, can be 
bought at the lowest prices at F. P. 
Gaudreau’s barber shop, No. 9, West 
street, Beverly Farms. = 
verybodys 
agazine 
is printed for folks who want to 
keep up to date on big things, 
and who don’t want to be bored 
to death while they’re at it. 
So its chinks are filled with 
good stories, good sentiment, 
and good humor. 
Read the publishers’ talk this 
month, and you'll see just 
where we stand. 
LOOK FOR THE PATCHWORK COVER 
For Sale by 
L. W. FOYD, Newsdealer, Mancheste 
F. W. VARNEY, “ Beverly Farms 
