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: Beverly Harms : 
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The costume party and barn dance in 
Neighbors’ hall last evening under the 
auspices of the Relief Corps was well 
attended. The prize for the best cos- 
tumed man was awarded to Alex. Suth- 
erland, a scarf pin; and for the woman, 
to Miss Minnie Naylor, a belt buckle. 
M. J. Connolly, who was operated 
upon at the Carney Hospital, South Bos- 
ton, last Thursday, is improving won- 
derfully and will be able to get out in a 
few days. The operation, performed by 
Dr. Munroe, was very successful. 
Following is the program to be pre- 
sented at the Girls’ club entertainment 
next Monday evening: 
Piano solo, 
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3 = 
3 € 
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2 € 
Florence Chapman 
Reading, Miss Luscomb 
Solo, Helen Hodgkins 
Trio, Violin, ’Cello and Piano 
Reading, Miss Luscomb 
Solo, Mr. Fox 
*Cello Solo, Miss Chapman 
Reading, Miss Luscomb 
Solo, Mr. Fox 
Trio; Violin, ’Cello and Piano. 
Rev. C. S. Pond will occupy his pul- 
pit atthe Baptist church Sunday. He 
will preach in the morning on ‘“‘ Influ- 
-_ ence.’’ Inthe evening his subject will 
be ‘* The Supreme Good-Will.’’ 
The annual state convention of Bap- 
tist churches will be held this year at 
Worcester on Tuesday, Wednesday and 
Thursday of next week. A number are 
planning to attend from here. 
Miss | Agnes McNaught. 
After a lingering illness Miss Agnes 
Caldwell Smith McNaught of New 
York, but who has made her home for 
the list few months with Mr: and 
Mrs) John Bolam at Beverly Farms. 
passed away yesterday morning. She 
was a native of Scotland, and her age 
was 46 years, 3 months. Miss Mce- 
Naught was formerly of the household 
of H. C. Pierce of Pride’s and New 
York. Funeral services will be held to- 
morrow afternoon, the Rev. C. S. Pond 
officiating. Burial will be at Beverly 
Farnis cemetery. 
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Preston- Martin. 
At the home of the groom’s parents, 
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Preston, in 
Beverly Farms, Morday evening, a very 
pretty home wedding was solemnized, 
when Miss Isabelle Martin become the 
bride of L. Howard Preston. Rev. 
Clarence Strong Pond of the Baptist 
church was the officiating clergyman. 
The wedding was a quiet, family af- 
fair, only the immediate family connec- 
tions being present. The house was 
very tastilly decorated with cut flowers 
and autumn leaves. 
The bride wore a gown of white ba- 
tiste and lace and her veil was caught up 
with her engagement ring. Following 
the ceremony a reception was held, at 
which time the bride cut a large cake 
and refreshments were served. Mr. 
and Mrs. Preston will be at home to 
their friends, in the Mayberry cottage, 
Haskell street, after Nov. 10. 
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