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NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
BEVERLY FARMS 
Preston,Post 188, G. A. R. has en- 
gaged Rev. Alex. Blackburn of Salem 
to deliver the Memorial Day address 
and the Acorinna (Portuguese) band 
will furnish the music. 
Horatio Haskell and John F. Mor- 
gan of Centerville expect to leave in a 
day or so, for a trip to Virginia, the 
object of the journey being to look 
Over some property in the vicinity of 
Richmond which Mr. Haskell contem- 
plates purchasing, with a view of hav- 
ing same for a winter resort. 
Mr. LaMar is the new Superinten- 
dent of the Haven:Estate which com- 
prises over 50 acres, together with sev- 
eral dwelling houses—and the new or- 
der of things has necessitated the em- 
ployment of an increased working 
force. 
A new mail has been put on at the 
local post office which arrives at 9.10 
and closes at 6.30. 
Joseph Hessian, after a winter’s 
absence, is again at the Farms for the 
summer. Mr. Hessian is the popular 
chauffeur for Mr. Spaulding at Pride’s. 
Travel has lately been held up on 
Thissel. street due to improvements 
going on which includes practically 
the,.building- over of the street. A 
fine macadam roadbed is being put in 
upon new grades, and the water shed, 
which has always been a source of 
trouble, is being well taken care of. 
The street will probably be completed 
in about 10 days. Messrs. Connolly 
Bros. are the contractors. 
John Knowlton has been in charge 
of Varney’s drug store during the 
absence of the proprietor. 
The fish market of Thomas Larson 
on Haskell street, opened this week 
for business. 
Alderman Hodgkins, at the meet- 
ing of the board this week introduced 
an order for the acceptance of the 
new Elliott avenue, or Vine street, 
which was adopted. There was, how- 
ever, considerable argument made by 
the opposing members over the fact 
that not sufficient grading had been 
done to warrant the acceptance. 
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CORNER OF BOW AND RANTOUL STS. 
BEVERLY, MASS. 
E. C. SAWYER. 
Myles Walsh has been obliged to 
remain indoor for the past 10 days as 
the result of an accident, causing an 
injury to three of his ribs, and a badly 
wrenched arm. 
The new issue of the Jamestown 
Exposition stamps of the 1 and 2-cent 
denominations, can be had at the 
local postoffice. 
Leonard Emory of Boston has com- 
menced his duties as clerk at the 
Preble-Thissell Co., which position he 
occupied last year. 
A committee representing the 
Muncipal club met the park commis- 
sioners the first of the week and went 
over the matter of improving things 
at the Beverly Farms playground. 
The site was lo-ked over and it is 
probable that some plan will be 
adopted that will make this place 
habitable. 
Little Marshall Campbell the three 
and half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Edwin F. Campbell, was taken sick 
with an attack of appendicitis on 
Wednesday and was taken to the 
Beverly hospital where an operation 
was performed, a large hard matter 
like a stone and the size of a small 
marble being found. The little fel- 
low went through the ordeal bravely 
and is getting along nicely. 
Michael T. Murphy, the harness 
maker, has given up his Manchester 
store, and will hereafter devote his 
whole attention to his Beverly Farms 
store. The fixtures of the former 
store have been installed here. 
can consistently be extended. 
CAPI TAL ° e e 2 
Good Business Policy 
It is good business policy for you to deposit your money with this Bank. 
It brings us closer together and makes our interests mutual. 
Our depositors receive absolute assurance that we will extend every courtesy and convenience that 
BEVERLY, MASS. 
Horatio Haskell, who has just sold 
his estate on High street, has pur- 
chased at Vershire, Vt., a 300-acre 
farm, upon which there is a large 
frame dwelling house, barns, a black- 
smith shop and other buildings. It is 
Mr. Haskell’s intention to spend his 
summers there with an occasional 
visit to Beverly Farms. 
Master George Burchsted, son of 
Mr. and Mrs. George Burchsted of 
Hale street, is planning to spend the 
coming summer months at camp with 
other boys, upon the shores of New- 
found Lake, hear Bristol, N.H., and 
expects to go there about June 1. 
Telephone Connection. 
SAMUEL A. GENTLEE, 
Funeral Director and Embalmer. 
Calls answered day or night. 
277 Cabot Street. BEVERLY. 
Residence, 16 Butman Street. 
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