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NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
BEVERLY FARMS 
The services for Scandinavians at 
the Beverly Farms Baptist church 
are being well attended, and show a 
marked improvement of interest in 
attendance, so much sg0, that ar- 
rangements have been made for a 
barge to leave the Manchester R. R. 
station for Beverly Farms on Fri- 
day evenings, Aug. 23, Sept. 6th and 
20th for the transportation of those 
living in that town. The coming 
of Rev. Gustaf-Arvid Gordh on Aug. 
23d, who will assist the pastor at the 
8:30 p. m. service, is of special in- 
terest to the Scandinavian people, as 
he was a seminary friend of Rev. 
Mr. Pond. He was born in Sweden, 
graduated at Stockholm, and was 
ordained at Orebro, after which he 
eame to this country and graduated 
from Newton Seminary. He has 
been the editor of the Swedish de- 
nominational paper at Minneapolis, 
and is now pastor of probably the 
largest Swedish church in eastern 
America. 
Elmer Standley, accompanied by 
his brother, Horace Standley, and 
son of Manchester, left last Satur- 
day for a short vacation trip to 
New York. 
Engineer Walter Wright of the 
Beverly Farms fire department start- 
ed on his annual vacation last week. 
He is visiting various places of in- 
terest in this vicinity. 
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Miss Gertrude Fay of Roxbury is 
spending jher vacation at Beverly 
Farms and is the guest of Mr. and 
Mrs. Howard E. Morgan, West 
street. 
The Rockingham Fair at Salem, 
N. H., this week has proved a strong 
attraction for Beverly Farms people. 
A party of 25 went there in automo- 
biles from the Farms yesterday. 
Walter Wright engineer of the 
Beverly Farms Fire department is 
confined to his home by a severe at- 
tack of inflamatory rheumatism. 
Beverly Farms Team Won 
The Beverly Farms A. CC. easily 
defeated the Peabody Checkers last 
Saturday afternoon on the diamond 
of the Beverly Farms playgrounds. 
The score was 18 to 2. Callahan 
pitched six innings for the Farms 
team and showed great form, hold- 
ing the visitors to three scattered 
hits and striking out nine batsmen. 
Harty, a Gloucester boy, pitched the 
last three innings and held the Pea- 
body team to two hits and struck 
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out four men. He showed great 
speed and good curves. The whole 
Farms team played well and shows 
improvement in each game. Peabody 
used three pitchers and they were all 
wild and ineffective. The score: 
Innings, Sey OG Treo 
Peab’y Checkers, 
Bev. Farms, 20442330 —18 
Stolen bases, Bresnahan, Perkins 2, Hol- 
land 3, Harty, Gilmore; sacrifice ht, Burns; 
two base hit, Houck 2, Perkins; three 
base hit, Dougherty; home run, Dough- 
erty; hit by pitcher, by Duggan, T. Con- 
nolly; struck out, by Callahan 9, by Har- 
balls, by Callahan 1, by Duggan 2, by H 
ty 4, by H. Mack 1, by Draper 4; base on 
balls, by Callahan 1, by Duggan 2, by H. 
Mack 7, by Draper 6; double play, Culvert 
to J. Mack. Umpire J. Feeney. Time, 2 
hours, 10 minutes. 
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