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Holmes Mr. & Mrs. W. I., Apple Lane Cottage
Hooper Mr. & Mrs., Robert C., Field House
Howe Mr. & Mrs. Geo. D., Gale's pt. Hyde Mrs. J. S., Barthol's Cottage Ketcham Mr. & Mrs. W. P.
Lewis Mr. & Mrs. George, Barn Door Cottage, W. M.
Brown Cottage, Sea
Mason Mr. & Mrs. M. B., Smith's Pt. 1 . Means Mr. & Mrs. R. L., Summer, P. O. Magnolia
Merriam Mr. & Mrs. A. M., Bridge, W. M.
mer, P. O. Magnolia
Beverly
Montserrat Hig lands.
The attention of Gentlemen who contemplate the establish- ment of a COUNTRY HOME or a Summer Residence, is in- Vited to several parcels of Land owned by the undersigned, in the vicinity of the Montserrat Station.
The advantages possessed, beside the convenience to the railroad, are beautiful country surroundings and scenery, with broad ocean views, and cool sea breezes.
For sale at reasonable prices.
HENRY W. PEABODY, 70 KILBY ST., BOSTON.
Oceana House, Beverly, Mass.
J. W. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
MAPLE AVENUE, at the Southern end of Water Street.
This House is located on a point of land that entends out into the sea. It has the water within one hundred and fifty feet on three sides.
It is never so calm in warm weather that a cool invigorating air from the sea may not be enjoyed as it is passing across the point in a gentle breeze, which is a comfort and a health-preserving tonic combined, the equal of which is to be found in but few locations.
The rooms in this House are very large, being fourteen by sixteen feet, well lighted and pleasant, electric lights and bells. The Beds are the best that are made. · Furnishings are new and nice. Tables are first-class. Bathing, Boating and Fishing convenient.
TERMS, $2.00 to $2.50 per day; $7.00 to $12.00 per week; according to location of rooms.
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MANCHESTER.
Monks Allen B., Edgewood, P. O. Sanger George P., The Brown Cot- Magnolia tage, Sea
Monks Mr. & Mrs. R. J., Edgewood, Saunders Mrs. David E., Sea P. O. Magnolia
Moore Mr. & Mrs. W. H., Masco- nomo
Morgan Mr. & Mrs. G. M., Gale's Pt.
Nevin Mr. & Mrs. Ethelbert, Ball Scull Mr. & Mrs. G., Dana Cottage Cottage, Harbor, W. M. Scull Miss M., Dana Cottage
Paine Mr. & Mrs. Robert Treat 2d, Scull M. L., Dana Cottage
W. M.
Paine Mrs. William C., W. M.
Paramore Mr. & Mrs. Edward E., Sheldon Mr. & Mrs. Charles H., " The Gales " Harbor
Paramore Mrs. Helen, " The Gales " Paramore Mr. & Mrs. F. W., "The Gales "
Pearsall Mrs. Pauline S., Boardman Cottage
Peyser Mrs. F. M., Sea
Pickering Mr. & Mrs. Henry, Sea
Pierce Mr. & Mrs. George, Sea
Pitman B. F., Sea
Prince Mr. & Mrs. Gordon, Bridge n. Harbor
Putnam C. R. L., Smith's Pt.
Putnam Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Smith's Pt.
Putnam J. L., Smith's Pt.
Putnam Mr. & Mrs. W. L., Smith's Stevenson Mrs. Grace,
Pt.
Sturgis Edward, Masconomo
Read Mr & Mrs. Charles A., Read's Sturgis Mr. & Mrs. Russell, Masco- Island.
nomo
Richardson Mr. & Mrs. William M., Sturgis S. Warren, Masconomo
The Brown Cottage, Sea
Rockwell Gen. & Mrs. A. P., " East- erly "
Rockwell Miss K. D. W., "Easterly"
Russell Gov. & Mrs. William E., Tilton Mr. & Mrs. S., Harbor, W. M.
Balch's Cottage, P. O. Magnolia
Schirmer Mr. & Mrs. G., Harbor, W. M.
Schurmeir Mrs. T. L., off Summer, P. O. Magnolia
Sears Mr. & Mrs. F. R., Coolidge Pt.
Silsbee Mr. & Mrs. George S., Dana Cottage
Simmons Mrs. E. F., The Farm House, Proctor
Simmons The Misses, The Farm House, Proctor
Slater Mr. & Mrs. A. C., Masconomo Smith Mrs. A. W., Proctor
Smith Miss Lydia L., Proctor
Smith Mrs. Robert D., Highland av.
Smith The Misses, Highland av.
Squier Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton R., Smith's Pt.
Stanwood Mr. & Mrs. Francis M., Great Pasture
Swan Miss Olive M., Balch's Cottage, Masconomo
Swan Mrs. S. H., Balch's Cottage, Magnolia
Thomas Mrs. C. J., Tappan
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BEVERLY BLUE BOOK.
Tucker Mr. & Mrs. William A., Wetherbee Mr. & Mrs. J. O., Wash- Proctor
Tyer Mr. & Mrs. Horace H., off West William T., " Westmere, " Summer
Summer, P. O. Magnolia
Upham Mrs. Henry, The Fort House, Weston Melville M., Highland av.
Norton's Neck
Ward Mr. & Mrs. Charles W., Sea
Warren Mr. & Mrs. Fiske, "Lilly Pond Cottage " Coolidge Pt.
Wigglesworth Mrs. Edward, Sea
Warren Mr. & Mrs. Fred Jr., " The Wigglesworth Mr. & Mrs. George, Old Tree, " W. M. - Sea
Washburn Dr. & Mrs. G. H., Sea, Wigglesworth Thomas, Sea
Office hours 2 to 3 P. M., except Winston Mr. & Mrs. G. S., Sea
Mondays and Thursdays, those Wykoff Mrs., The Brown Cottage, days, 6 P. M. Sea
West Mr. & Mrs. Isaac S., " West- Wyman Mr. & Mrs. Gerald, Mans- mere "
field Cottage, W. M.
MASCONOMO HOUSE.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Inches, Boston Miss Barber, Chicago.
Judge & Mrs. W. A. Field, 66
Mrs. C. B. Kountz, Denver
Mr. & Mrs. D. A. Dunbar,
The Misses Kountz, 66
Miss Laura S. Dunbar, 66
Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Rust, 66
Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Colt, Genesee, N. Y. Mr. & Mrs. H. Van Rensselaer Ken- nedy, L. I.
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Amory 66
60 Mrs. C. A. Ranson, Hinsdale, Ill. .
William B. Stevens,
66 Fred F. Ayer,
N. Y.
Morton J. Henry,
F. E. Trowbridge,
66
66
Hugh Cochrane,
Henry S. Ayer,
66
66
T. C. Hollander,
60
Mrs. B. R. Wilson, 66
66
Mr. & Mrs. Lester Leland, 66
Mr. & Mrs. Carroll Livingstone, "
66
Mr. & Mrs. Fred F. Squier,
66
Mrs. J. Conwell, 66
Mrs. Homer Pennock,
66
Hon. John W. Chandler, Brookline
Miss Chandler, Brookline
Charles G. Thompson, 66
66
Mrs. J. B. Dickson, Buffalo
James V. Parker, 66
60
Mrs. David Kelly, Chicago
Mr. & Mrs. E. Chamberlain, 66
66
Mrs. O. C. Barber, 66
Mr. & Mrs. Warham Whitney, " 66
1
James F. Pumpelly, 66
66
Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Strong,
66
P. W. Sprague,
66
Dr. A. W. Durand, 66
The Misses Amory,
66
Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Flagg, 66
ington
White Mr. & Mrs. M. P., "Cromlach" Whitehouse Mr. & Mrs. F. M., Dana Cottage
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MANCHESTER.
MASCONOMO HOUSE, Continued.
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Miss M. Goldberg, N. Y. John B. Stetson, Jr. Phila.
A. Ericson Perkins,
Mr. & Mrs. Charles I. Cragin, 66
Mr. & Mrs. W. P. Ketchum,
Mrs. John Dobson, 66
Miss Ketchum, 66
66 Mrs. Young,
66
Mr. & Mrs. P. L. Godchaux, N. J. H. K. Burgwin, Pittsburg, Pa.
Orleans
66 Mr. & Mrs. J. Moorhead,
Julius Weis, N. Orleans
Lewis C. Benton, Somerville
Mr. & Mrs. J. D. T. Blackstone, Nor- wich, Ct.
Miss Martha Bagby, Richmond, Va. Mrs. F. W. Huidekoper, Wash. D. C.
Miss T. T. Potter, Phila. F. L. Huidekoper, 66 66 66
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Woodman, Reginald Huidekoper,
Magnolia Summer Residents.
Aborn Mr. & Mrs. John G., Wake- Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. T. B., Brook- field, Lexington av. line, Ocean av.
Allyn, Mr. & Mrs. John, Cambridge, Ferguson The Misses, Boston. Fuller Magnolia av.
Anthony Mr. & Mrs. S. R., Joslin Cottage
Atwood Mr. & Mrs. E. R., Fuller
Billings Mrs. Charles E., Newton, Fuller
Billings Edgar F., Newton, Fuller
Blodgett Mr. & Mrs. G. R., Phila., Oakes Cottage, Fuller
Bodine Mr. & Mrs. Samuel T., Phila., Goodwin Cottage
Brigham Mrs. A. L., Boston, Wins- low Cottage
Brown Mr. & Mrs. W. W., Ohio, Fuller Cottage
Bull Mr. & Mrs. Charles H., Quincy, Ill., Lexington av.
Crispin Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R., Fuller Cummings Mr. & Mrs. C. A., Boston, Jones Mr. & Mrs. C. W., Cambridge, Magnolia Highfield, Norman av.
Doughty H. H., Phila., Oakes Cot- Jones Mrs. Guyer, Phila., McD. tage, Fuller Cottage, Fuller
Dutcher Mr. & Mrs. P. E., Lexington Manning Wayland, "Seawold" Şum- av. mer and Magnolia av.
Faulkner Mrs. Charles, Boston, Rock- McClure Geo. Mrs., Boston, Pine hurst
Tree Pt.
Faulkner Miss Fannie, Boston, Rock- McClure Georgie Miss, Boston, hurst
Pine Tree Pt.
Foote Miss Frances E., Boston, Fuller
Foote Mrs. H. W., Boston, Fuller Foote Henry W., Boston, Fuller Fuller A. D., Lexington av
Fuller Miss A. O., Lexington av.
Fuller Mrs. L. B., Wakefield, Lex- ington av.
Gill Mr. & Mrs. Charles S., Boston, Story Cottage
Gill Mrs. George F., Boston, Burnham Cottage
Hall -Horace A. Mrs., Phila., McD. Cottage, Fuller . Hayden Mrs. Charles R., Boston, Rockhurst
Hinckley Mr. & Mrs. Eugene B., Cam- bridge, Magnolia av.
Library patronage is down
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Continued from page 1 age at other area public libraries in Beverly Farms and Danvers confirms that many regular patrons of the library's main branch are turning elsewhere for reading material.
But not everyone is moving on.
"It doesn't really bother me," said Scott Woods, a student of North Shore Community College, which occupied the Hardie building before moving to Danvers last fall. The college maintains its Sohier Road building.
"As a matter of fact, I was taking classes here last year," Woods said. "I'm in here two or three times a week. I've had to go to other libraries a couple of times when a book I wanted was out, but it really isn't much of an inconvenience."
Except for chilly offices and drafty windows, Scully said patrons and employees have adapted "rather well" to the move into the Hardie building, which is expected to be the library's home through July 1993.
For customer convenience, Scully said, reference and children's book sections are on the main floor of the building.
"The only thing that's different is people can't browse in the stacks," Scully said. "No one can comprehend why we can't let them down there, but we can't because of regulations for handicapped ac- cessibility to public places."
About 90 percent of the library's 140,000 volumes are in closed stacks located in the basement of the Hardie building. Because the basement shelves are only 20 inches apart to conserve space, Scully said the stacks violate guidelines for wheelchair accessibility required to be open to the public.
Instead, Scully said, all patrons must ask librarians to fetch books they may want after looking them up in the computer catalog.
Across Essex Street, the library building has been gutted to make way for interior renovations that Scully said will be in keeping with the original style of the 13,000-square-foot structure built in 1913.
While windows in the existing three-story building will be replaced, Scully said original window casings and doors will be preserved.
Scully said contractors also will try to preserve the marble foyer and stairway, as well as install ceiling and table lighting reminiscent of the library's original fixtures.
The rear wing of the library has been demolished and half of the addition's foundation has been dug. Clerk of the Works William Capone said 135 square yards of concrete will be poured Friday.
When complete, the library will have 54,000 square feet of space, including a ground-level children's room and a public function room for library events and community programs.
Manzi resigns as town accountant
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TOPSFIELD - The Board of Selectmen Monday night voted unanimously but "with deep regret" to accept the resignation of Town Accountant Paul Manzi. Manzi has worked for the town for the past 31/2 years.
Manzi, who earned $26,000 annually, will leave on April 17 to take a job as Taunton's city auditor at a salary that is almost double his current pay,
according to Selectman Paul Nowak.
· "It's very disappointing to see him leave. We've become very dependent on Paul," Nowak said.
Selectmen appointed Manzi's assistant, Bayne Demerritt, as interim town accountant, and in- creased her pay to $11 an hour. They did not state what her present salary is. They added they intend to advertise immediately for Manzi's replacement.
Dog licences available at town clerk's office
BOXFORD - Dog licenses for 1992 are being issued at the Box- ford town clerk's office.
Licenses may be purchased at the town clerk's office from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every Monday through Thursday. They may also be ob-
tained through mail by sending $10 for male and female dogs and $5 for neutered male and spayed female dogs.
Mail orders must include de- scriptions of the dogs, owners' tele- phone numbers, proof of current.
rabies vaccination and neutering or spaying.
Boxford has a penalty for li censes issued after June 1. Pleas call the town clerk's office at 887 8181 for more information.
Boxford Republican Committee to meet April 15
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BOXFORD - The Boxford Repub- lican Committee will meet Wednes- day, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the Boxford Community Center.
The meeting will establish. the
committee's agenda and priorities for the upcoming presidential, con- gressional, state and county elec- tions.
Former Congressman Paul Cro nin, who is running for the Fift District congressional seat, an state Committeeman Dale Jenkin will speak at the meeting.
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MAGNOLIA.
McFadon Wm. Mrs., Lexington av. Rust Mr. & Mrs. N. J., Boston, McKittrick Mr. & Mr. Hugh, Lexington av. St Louis, Gay Cottage
McKittrick Mary Miss, St. Louis, Gay Cottage
McKittrick Thos. H. Mrs., St. Louis, Gay Cottage
McKittrick Walter, St. Louis, Gay Cottage
Minot Robert S., Brookline, "Se- wold," Summer & Magnolia av., Warren
Mitchell, Charles E., Chelsea, Fuller Sawyer F. A. Mrs., Chicago, Rose- mere Cottage
Mitchell Fannie A. Miss, Chelsea, Fuller
Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Geo. E., Chelsea, Fuller
Morrill Dr. & Mrs. F. Gordon, Bos- Smith Perry H. Mrs., Chicago, ton, Pine Knoll
Morrill Gordon M., Boston, Pine Southerland Mr. &
Knoll
Morrill Samuel, Boston, Pine Knoll Southerland The Misses, N. Y., "Sun Dial," Ocean av.
Morse A. P., Cambridge, Highfield, Norman av.
Morse V. M. Miss, Cambridge, High- field, Norman av.
Nichols H. G., Cambridge, Upland Cottage, Lexington av.
Perkins Margaret A. Mrs., Lexing- Tent Mr. & Mrs. Jas., Chelsea, ton av.
Pope C. A. Dr., McD. Cottage, Tent The Misses, Chelsea, Knowl- Fuller
ton Cottage, Fuller
Pope E. F. Dr., McD. Cottage, Thornton Col. & Mrs. C. C. G., Mag- Fuller
nolia av.
Richardson Mr. & Mrs. Edward C., Trowbridge
Boston, "Woodside" Norman av. Fuller Walter B., Newton,
Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Harry A., Bos- Trowbridge W. O. Mrs., Newton, ton, Winslow Cottage Fuller
Rogerson Mr. & Mrs. Charles E., Williams Mr. & Mrs. Rob't P., Boston, Norman Cottage
Boston, Burnham Cottage
Sard Mr. & Mrs. C. W., Albany, Bradford Cottage
Sargant G. McClure, Worcester, Pine Tree Pt.
Sargent Mr. & Mrs. Joseph, Wor- cester, Pine Tree Pt.
Sargent Joseph Jr., Worcester, Pine Tree Pt.
Sargent Nellie C. Miss, Worcester, Pine Tree Pt.
Shaw Mr. & Mrs. H. S., Boston, Norman av.
Sloan Ella S. Mrs., Boston, Fuller
Rosemere Cottage Mrs. A. F., N. Y., "Sun Dial," Ocean av.
Sterling J. B. Mrs., Phila., Oakes Cottage, Fuller
Sterling M. B. Miss, Phila., Oakes Cottage Fuller
Story Mr. & Mrs. L. A., Fuller
Knowlton Cottage, Fuller
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BEVERLY BLUE BOOK.
Williams Mr. & Mrs. W. B., Boston, Wyeth Mr. & Mrs. W. H., Chelsea Pine Hill Beach View Cottage
Williams W. B. Jr., Boston, Pine Hill
HESPERUS HOUSE, MRS. O. PAGE, Proprietor.
Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Corell, Boston Mrs. Sinclair, Phila.
Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Bemis, 66 Miss Mary I. Lewis, 66
Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Wendell, 66 Mrs. E. A. Smith,
Mr. & Mrs. F. O. Rogers, 66 Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Beals, Springfield Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Brown, Columbus, Rev. & Mrs. C. H. Babcock, Prov. 0. R. I.
Mr. & Mrs. F. K. Rehm, N. Y. Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Saville, Wash.
Mr. & Mrs. H. K. Caner, Phila. D. C.
Mrs. Geo. W. Banks, Mrs. E. C. Taft, Hartford, Ct.
MAGNOLIA HOUSE, F. M. SPRAGUE, Proprietor.
J. W. Potts, Albany Miss J. M. Wilson, California
Miss Potts. 66 Mrs. A. A. Simonds, Ohio
Mrs. Edward M. Boles,
Boston Miss E. G Simonds, 66
Miss M. Boles,
66
Herbert R. Simonds, 66
F. Fennetty,
66
Mrs. J. T. Merriam, Springfiel d Mass.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. W. Taylor, 66
Mr. & Mrs. H. E. Sherwin,
The Misses Merriam, 66
Jas. M. Bugbee, 66 Mr. & Mrs. James S. Coates, Phila.
Sherman L. Whipple, Brookline 66
Mrs. S. Benton, " 66
Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Tower,
Rev. & Mrs. L. T. Chamberlain, "
Mr. & Mrs. W. N. Eisendrath Chicago
Mrs. Chas. T. Judson, Lansing, N. Y. Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Smith, Montreal
The Misses Baldwin, N. J.
Miss Wilcox,
Mr. & Mrs. G. E. Wilcox, Chicago 66 Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Eddy, N. Britian, Ct.
Mrs. M. B. Berger, California Mr. & Mrs. H. L. Ayer, W. Newton
THE OCEANSIDE HOUSE, GEO. A. UPTON, Proprietor.
T. Denne Thompson,
Andover Mrs. E. M. Binny, Boston
Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Putnam,
Boston Dr. & Mrs. W. J. Otis, 66
Mr. & Mrs. H. R. Merrill, 66
Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Converse,
66 Mr. & Mrs. F. W. Hunt, :6
Miss Loud,
66 Mrs. Wm. Atherton, 66
Miss Sears,
Mrs. C. A. Richards, 66
Mrs. C. W. Tumbull,
Mr. & Mrs. E. R. Hall,
60
66 Melvin H. Hardwick, 66
66 Mr. & Mrs. N. J. Rust, 66
The Misses Bigelow,
MAGNOLIA. 121
THE OCEANSIDE HOUSE, Continued.
Miss Adla Shaw, Boston Mrs. S. M. Vail, Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. S. C. Davis,
Mr. & Mrs. C. F. Cox, N. Y. Phila.
Mr. & Mrs. A. F. Wadsworth, 66 Mrs. J. B. Stiner,
Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Rogers, 66 Mr. Emily Small,
Mr. & Mrs. W. P. Brigham, 66 Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Nash, 66
Mrs. E. D. Strong, 66
Mr. & Mrs. Percival Roberts, Jr., " Mr. & Mrs. Theo. Frothingham
Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Woodworth, 66
Mr. & Mrs. G. H. Hathaway, 66
T. Powers Harris, 66
E. H. Childs, Cambridge William Harris, Jr., Princeton, N. J.
Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Cox, Cleveland, O. Mr. & Mrs. B. F. Bacon, Mrs. J. H. White,
Newton
The Misses Harter,
Brooklyn
Mrs. Albert Schwill, Cincinnati, O. James R. Taylor,
Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Cox Jr., 66 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Northey, Salem
Mr. & Mrs. James Foley, 66
Mrs. W. C. Tyler, St. Louis
Mrs. John E. Jenkins, Chicago
Mrs. M. Davis, 66
Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Stockweather, Ill. Mrs. R. H. Morton, 66
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Ayer, Lowell Miss M. E. Carr, 66
66
Mr. & Mrs. W. H. White,
John T. Davis, Jr., 66 66
Mrs. Henry Fitch, N. Haven
Miss McKinney, St. Joseph
Robert B. Wade, . 66
Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Greene,
Trenton
Mr. & Mrs. G. T. Lane, Troy, N. Y.
OAK GROVE HOUSE, MRS. G. H. PEARSON, Proprietor.
Holmes Whitman, Newton Mrs. B. S. Wellington, Rutland, Vt. Mr. & Mrs. H. V. Freeman, Boston Miss Dorotha Burnham, 66
Mrs. D. R. Chapman, Mrs. John M. Buckingham, Chicago SUNSET HOUSE, MRS. G. H. PEARSON, Proprietor.
Mrs. F. S. Knight, Chicago Mr. & Mrs. P. L. Winchester, Pea- Rev. & Mrs. Edwin P. Farnham, body
Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Hammond, Boston Mrs. Spring and daughter, Brooklyn Frederick D. Williams, Mr. & Mrs. C. B. Oliver, Saugus
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Church Directory.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Cabot, cor. Abbott, Rev. A. B. Coats, Pastor. Preaching at 10.30. Sunday School and pastor's Bible class at 12. Sunday School prayer meeting at 6.30.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, Beverly Farms, Rev. E. P. Hoyt, Pastor. Preaching at 11, followed by Sunday School at 12.20. Evening ser- vice at 7. Every one is cordially invited to attend.
ST. MARY'S STAR OF THE SEA CHURCH, (Catholic, ) Rev. Francis J. Curran, Pastor. Rev. M. C. Kiely, assistant. Mass at 8 and 10.30. Ves- pers at 3.
ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, (Catholic, ) Hale Street, Beverly Farms, Rev. Francis J. Curran, Pastor. Rev. M. C. Kiely, assistant. Morning service at 10.30. Sunday School at 2.
DANE STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev. W. B. Geoghegan, Pastor. Preaching at 10.30. Sunday School at 12. Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at 6.45. Preaching at 7.30. Public cordially invited to attend.
WASHINGTON STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev. W. E. Strong, Pas- tor. Morning worship at 10.30, followed by Sunday School. Young People's meeting at 6.30. Evening service with sermon, at 7.30. SECOND CONGREGATION CHURCH, Conant Street, North Beverly. Sunday School at 1.30. Preaching at 2.30. Prayer meeting at 7. Friday evening prayer meeting at 7.45.
ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Cabot cor. Bow Streets, Rev. D. D. Addi- son, Rector. Morning service 10.30. Sunday School at 12. Even- ing service at 7.30. Seats are free and every one is cordially invited to attend these services.
AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Railroad Avenue, Rev. J. N. Short, Pastor. Preaching at 10.30. Sunday School at 12. Ep- worth League meeting at 6. Evening service at 7.30. Class meet- ing Tuesday evening.
FIRST PARISH, (Unitarian), Rev. E. C. Butler, Pastor. Service at 10.30. Sunday School at 12. All are invited.
FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Thorndike Street, Rev. Harold Marshall, Pastor. Preaching at 10.30. Sunday School at 11.45. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7.
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Beverly Fire Alarm.
LOCATION OF BOXES.
6 No. 61 Bridge st.
7 Beverly Bridge, foot Cabot st.
9 Junction Cabot and Davis sts.
13 Lothrop and Stone sts.
14 May and Lovett sts.
15 Ocean and Lovett sts.
17 Rantoul st. Association Facto- ries
18 Corner of Cabot st. and Rail- road ave.
19 Rantoul st. and Railroad ave.
24 Corner Cabot and Bow sts.
27 Essex and Charnock sts.
28 Corner Rantoul and Federal sts.
34 Cabot opp. Charnock st.
35 . Rantoul and Elliot sts.
37 Gloucester Cross. on Cabot st. 38 No. Beverly Meeting House
39 Cabot opp. Dodge st., North Beverly
41
Enon st., opp. North Beverly Depot
12
Corner Essex and Cedar sts.
town
43
Essex and Cole sts.
45 Corner Essex and Stardley sts.
46 Louer Hose House, Hale and Lothrop sts.
47
Corner Hale and Corning sts.
48 Hale and Boyle sts., Chapman's corner
49 Engine House, Beverly Farms
51 Pride's Crossing Depot
52 Corner Hale and West sts.
53 Corner Haskell and Hart sts.
54 Hart st., near J. Pierce's house
124 Carter's Oil Cloth Factory, Park st.
132 Alms house
One blast daily at 11.45, test signal Two blasts, fire out
Three blasts, calls for more hose
Four blasts calls for second steamer
Three blasts repeated, fire out of
Beverly Post Offices.
Beverly. + POSTMASTER, CHARLES H. ODELL. ASST. POSTMASTER, TIMOTHY HENNESSEY. OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery open, except Sun- days, from 7.00 A. M. to 7.45 P. M. General Delivery open Sundays from 9.45 A. M. to 10.15 A. M., 4.30 P. M. to 5.00 P. M.
Stamp Department open, except Sun- days, from 7.00 A. M. to 7.45 P. M. Stamp Department open on Sundays from 9.45 A. M. to 10.15 A. M., 4.30 P. M. to 5.00 P. M.
Money Order Department open from 8.00 A. M. to 6.00 P. M. Sundays excepted.
Registry Department open from 7.30 A. M. to 7.45 P. M. Sundays ex- cepted.
Carriers deliver in Post Office on on Sundays, from 9.45 A. M. to Postmaster, Elmer Standley. Mails
10.15 A. M., 4.30 P. M. to 5.00 Р. M.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS AT POST OFFICE, BEVERLY, MASS.
Arrive from Boston, South, West, and Foreign .- 7.00, 8.30, 11.40 A. м., 3.00, 4.15, 7.00 Р. M.
Salem, Marblehead, Peabody, Dan- vers and Gloucester Branch .- 7.00, 8.30, 11.40 A. M., 4.15 P. M.
Lynn .- 7.00, 8.30 A. M., 3.00, 4.15 P. M.
East .- 7.00 A. M., 12.30, 4.15 P. M.
Close for Boston, South, West and Foreign .- 7.45, 10.15, 11.50 A. M., -3.45, 6.00 P. M.
Salem, Marblehead, Peabody, Dan- vers and Gloucester Branch .- 7.45 А. М., 12 м., 3.45, 6.00 P. M.
Lynn .- 7.45 A. M., 12 M., 3.45, 6.00 P. M.
All Points East .- 7.45 A. M., 3.45 P. M.
Maine and Provinces .- 6. P. M.
SUNDAY MAILS.
Arrive from Boston, South, Eas West, Foreign, Salem and Lynn .- 9.30 A. M.
Close for Boston, South, West, For- eign, Salem Lynn, Maine and Provinces .- 5.00 P. M.
Beverly Farms.
for Boston close at 7.30, 10 A. M., 1.30, 5 P. M., for Salem and the East at 7.30, 10 A. M., 5 P. M
Pride's Crossing.
Postmaster, Fred W. Trowt. Mails for Boston, 8.11, 10.30 A. M., 1.48, 5.32 P. M. Salem and the East, 10.30 A. M.
BEVERLY PUBLIC LIBRARY
3 1400 00346 4653
POINTS
In favor of the BLUE BOOK
and
HOUSE GUIDE.
The Circulation is more than double of any ordinary Directory.
It goes directly into the homes and families.
It is read by the ladies and their friends as well as the men.
The advertisements are opposite reading mat- ter. It furnishes a list of the ladies to any who wish to send notices to them alone.
It is not so large as a directory printed in coarse type, but there are as many names and most of them are printed twice. It contains all the features of a directory except the occupations.
Published by EDWARD A. JONES,
79 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
Publisher of the SUBURBAN BLUE BOOK.
Containing 10,000 to 15,000 names selected from residents of
CAMBRIDGE, NEWTON, MALDEN, MELROSE AND BROOKLINE.
BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST COMPANY,
No. 87 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
Capital Stock, $1,000,000. Surplus, $800,000.
Accepts Trusts created by Will or otherwise.
Assumes the care of Property and Collection of Incomes for Ladies and Others.
Receives Bonds and other Securities for safe-keeping.
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND OR AS AGREED.
RENTS SAFES IN ITS VAULTS AT FROM $10 TO $300 PER YEAR.
Acts as Trustee and Transfer Agent for Railroad and other Corporations. is a legal Depository for executors, Trustees and Money in suit.
FREDERICK M. STONE, President. FRANK C. MILES, Treasurer.
HENRY A. FENN, Manager~S.C.C. .n
DLN, Solicitor.
For Reference
FREDERIC W. LINCO JAMES LONGLEY.
JOHN FELT OSGOOD. NATHANIEL J. RUST. BENJAMIN F. STEVEN GERARD C. TOBEY. THOMAS J. WHIDDEN WILLIAM B RICE.
Not to be taken
COLN. HAM.
from this library
UTNAM. W.
. STONE. STER.
TABROOK.
ULURUE D. WILBUR.
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