— July 7, 1916. 
BEVERLY FARMS 
Reginald Vockins has purchased a 
cottage at Montserrat and is now oc- 
cupying it. 
Miss Alma S. Benton of Hartford, 
Conn., has been visiting friends here 
this week. 
The Misses Shepherd of Brighton 
have been guests of Mrs. Willian 
Leahy off Hale st., the past week. 
Harry Howell has been missing 
from his accustomed place as gate- 
man at the Beverly Farms station the 
past week because of illness. 
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Colby of 
Ellsworth, Me., have spent the past 
week at Beverly Farms _ visiting 
friends. 
William G. Marshall, recently ap- 
pointed a special policeman, com- 
menced his duties last Monday eve- 
ning. He is on duty nights in North 
Beverly. 
~ The various Beverly playgrounds 
opened last Monday with a good at- 
tendance. Miss Robertson of Bev- 
erly is in charge of the Ward 6 play- 
ground and Miss Muriel Publicover, 
a popular Beverly Farms young lay, 
is in charge of the Ward 3 grounds 
in the city proper. 
The annual fair of the Sewing 
Circle was held yesterday at the 
chapel of the Beverly Farms church. 
The fair lasted from io a. m. until 
10 p. m., and was well patronized. In 
the evening there was an excellent 
program, a feature being the solos by 
Roy Patch. 
Lawrence J. Watson, 2d, has been 
selected as one of the editors of the 
Columbia, the official organ of fh» 
Knights of Columbus. His _head- 
quarters will be in New York City in 
the future. He has been connected 
with the advertising depart rent of 
the magazine for some time. 
William S. Pike, driver of the lad- 
der truck of the Beverly. Farms Fire 
Dept., is enjoying his annual vaca- 
tion. Accompanied by Mrs. Pike, he 
left on Wednesday for a visit amoig 
relatives at Freeport, Me. Before 
their return they plan to spend a few 
days at the home of Miss Elizabeth 
Harding at Union, Me. 
The display of fireworks at West 
3each on Tuesday evening drew 
more people than ever attended a 
similar display at the beach. ‘The un- 
pleasant weather did not interfere 
with the fireworks, which included 
many novel pieces and excited the 
applause of the spectators. Rockets 
and aerial bombs were sent up from 
Lee’s Rocks. 
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The Beverly Farms Fourth of July 
committee expresses its thanks to all 
who contributed or aided in making 
the celebration a success. 
Theresa Ann Doyle of Hale st. and 
Jeremiah O'Grady of High st. were 
married on Wednesday event g, 
June 28, by the Rev. N. R. Walsh. 
Miss Muller and Henry Williains 
were awarded the prize for the best 
one-step at the dance in Neighbor's 
hall last Monday evening. The at- 
tendance was the greatest this season. 
West Beach and the Pavilion are 
popular places these days, the tem- 
perature of the water being sufficient- 
ly high to induce a large number f) 
don bathing suits for a dip. 
Mrs. William J. Dougherty and 
son have gone to Union, Me., where 
they will be the guests of Miss Eliza- 
beth Harding, a Beverly Farms 
school teacher, until the first of Sep- 
tember. 
Local ball fans will divide their 
numbers and attention tomorrow be- 
tween the Beverly Athletic field and 
Manchester where good games wii! 
be played. The Dorchester town 
team will be the attraction in Mau- 
chester. 
R. E. Henderson 
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Our Store 1s LARGE enough to 
accommodate you and our sales 
force are ready and eager to 
serve you. 
Just Cart, and see how wel- 
come you are. 
F. W. VARNEY 
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Telephone 77 and 8202 Beverly Farms 
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