Evening journal., 1909-05-28
" TWO UP''

homes on the north shore. It's chief
charm Is its restfulness. The com
monplace expression IAN ideal summer
home" fits Il exactly. Highly devel-
oped roads make the place accessible
The Myopia club. six miles distant
has wooded roads exclusively for
horseback riding. There IS pier on
the property, but the water IL not
deep enough for yachts or the May
flower or Dolphin type. The Jubilee
Yacht club OF. Beverly has already
rendered TO President Taft an hon
orary membership AZ its float the
presidential yachts can easily run up
on the incoming tide In Salem har-
bor. near by battleEhip feet could
come TO anchor. The bay directly IN
front OF tho cottage Is an ideal course,
and over It are run rnces for power
boats. on this course next fall VIII be
held the trials for the sonderclasse
races with Germany. In the village.
one mile away. are both Episcopal and
Unitarian churches.
Executive Branch Offices.
Should the president decide TO take
a clerical force 20 Beverly the board OF
trade OF Beverly win tender him the
use OF its rooms The offer has al
ready been made byf a. A. Fornes,
president OF the organization. The
summer capital OF the government has
not always been a place OF perfect
peace. From oyster Bay for exam
| ple. Mr. Roosevelt gave the order for
| the cruise OF the battieships around
/ the world From there he sent the
. ~ NImNH
when IL was falsely reported that the
American consul had been shot From
! Sycamore HIN he watched and infiu-
enced two presidential campaigns. and
II was from his summer capital that
he arranged for the Portsmouth peace
congress.
Just az the present administration Is
quite subdued as compared with IT.
/ predecessor. so will Beverly he serene
I'm contrast with oyster Bay or course
the government goes on regardless OF
tho whereabouts OF the chief executive.
but the chief must keep in touch with
the machinery wherever he may be
Almost any day the president may be
called from n siesta on the veranda by
the tfngle OF the bell on his table
| caused by Secretary Fred Carpenter at
2 AiAH NaANhNAANN WAAti AAA ANAN NAAtNhNF 49,
will have been called up by washing
ton on government business that must
have immediate attention. The sys-
tenn will be the same as that estab-
/ lished at oyster Bay. Secretary Car
penter viii remain at Beverly during
/ the presidential season there. He viii
| probably have one or two assistants.
Executive Clerk Latta and stenog-
raphers and messengers.
Socially and Historically Pre- eminent.
While President Taft Is proverbially
I democratic IN his communications. II
is hardly likely that the environment
OF the summer capital win develop
many characters such as. for example,
Amos Boerum OF oyster Bav. who was
always on hand 10 greet Mr.. Roose-
welt on the arrival or departure OF the
latter. Nor win the president meet
| the "howdy" manners Of the COM
munity OF Georgia. The north shore Is
decidedly exclusive. and everybody on
/ the coast IS more or less chary OF
strangers The secret service sleuths
detailed by Chief Wilkie wont have
much to do at the summer capital on
| Salem bay A she'll from a 1890
Springfield rife would get lost trying
TO bore its way through any hedge IN
the vicinity Of Beverly The sign "No
Trespassing'' is not frequent down Sa-
lem way. II is generally understood
that you are not to cross the road un-
less you have credentials.
The north shore Is compassed about
with the most picturesque seacoasi
scenery OF America. In an offhand
way It begins at Nahant. the home Of
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. II stops
at the tip end of Cape Ann. the penin-
sula OF Gloucester. Lynn. Salem
swampscott. Marblehead. Beverly
Manchester Magnolia. Ipswich Bay
Rockport. Pigeon Cove. Annisquam
Essex, Hamilton. Ipswich-all pictur-