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At the session of the Board of Alder- 
men Tuesday evening, a letter from Au- 
gustus P. Loring was read in reference 
to the play-ground at Beverly Farms, 
asking the city to provide the land and 
the residents would do the necessary 
work of putting it inshape. He recom- 
mended that the matter be referred to a 
special committee consisting of the park 
commissioners, one alderman, two coun- 
cilmen and three summer residents. On 
motion of Alderman Hodgkins his sug- 
gestion was adopted and the mayor named 
Alderman Hodgkins a member of the 
committee on the part of the board. 
The Girls’ club of the Baptist church 
are to have a turkey supper next Tues- 
day evening at which they will have a 
few invited guests, one of whom will be 
Supt. Pride of the S. S. “The commit- 
tee in charge consists of: Misses 
Jennie Bolam, Alice and Myra Williams 
and Dorothea Larcom, and Mrs. W. 
R. Brooks. 
_ Breeze subscription $1.00. 
Piano Recital. 
The piano recital given at the Baptist 
church last evening by the advance play- 
ers from Miss Annie Kemp Holmes’ 
class of pupils, assisted by Miss Ruth 
Hardy, reader; Miss Florence Chapman 
and Samuel Gentlee, soloists, attracted a 
large and appreciative audience. ‘The 
program presented follows: 
Sonatine Expressivo Burgmuller 
Theodora Thissell 
March Grandiso Warren 
Florence Blanchard 
Love’s Remembrance Smith 
Lucy Larcom 
Serenade in A flat Koscovitz 
La Perle Polka Von Blow 
Marion Cooper 
Reading 
Miss Hardy 
Duet, ‘‘Blush Rose Waltz” Fearis 
George Cressy, Miss Holmes 
Waltz in E flat Dorn 
Evelyn Davis 
Grand Fantasie in G flat Major Richards 
Karl Bisson 
Solo 
Miss Chapman 
Valse Sentimentale Kinkel 
Variation Polka Fieldhouse 
Julia Woodbury 
Minuet Baker 
George Cressy 
March, Four Hands Holst 
Karl Bisson, Doris Bisson 
Reading 
Miss Hardy 
Waltz Smallwood 
‘ Mary McTiernan 
Duet, ‘‘ Holiday March” Fearis 
Roy Dewing, Miss Holmes 
Solo 
Mr. Gentlee 
Overture Ludovic 
Doris Bisson 
Garden Dance Wenrich 
Molly Davis 
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A big line of the Edison and Victor machines always on hand. 
on EASY TERMS or for CASH. See our line. 
For sale 
A big stock of the latest Edison and Victor 
Over 6,000 in stock. Easy terms. RECORDS 
Come and see the new AMBEROL 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 fain BEVERLY 
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Miss Swett of the Farms school has 
been transferred to the Rial Side school, 
where she will teach in grade 4. A 
portion of the fourth grade has been 
consolidated with a portion of the fifth 
grade and the remainder of the fifth 
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signed. For a number of years Mr. 
Wright has been a spare engineer. He 
has been a member of the department 
for 10 or 12 years, and has held office in 
the steamer company at the Central 
station. He assumed his duties here 
grade merged with the sixth. 
Walter B. Wright is the new engin- 
eer at the West street Engine house, 
succeeding George C. Tingley, who re- 
Monday morning, Feb. 1, and Tuesday 
night he was nominated for the place by 
Mayor Trowt at the meeting of the al- 
dermen. 
