Elect a Boston Elephant Fund Campaign Rally
Enthusiastic note from the Elephant Editor urges Cambridge and neighboring towns to support Mollie Waddy and Tony as they raise funds at Franklin Park Zoo. The drive aims for a $6000 goal, with children organizing elephant parties across Greater Boston and beyond to own part of the animals.
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Working overtime letters fuel Elephant Fund drive
New England children send heartfelt notes to the Elephant Editor showing their efforts to raise funds for Mollie Waddy and Tony. Grownups are urged to read these letters as a key feature of the campaign. A Boston child group led by Marcia E Harris, treasurer, offers support from Princeton Street.
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Newton
Local Children Contribute to Elephant Fund for Franklin Park
Numerous Massachusetts children and families donate small coins to the Elephant Fund at the Boston Post. Letters from Franklin Park readers reveal sums from 2 cents to $2, with hopeful notes to see Mollie Waddy and Tony at the zoo.
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Elephant Stories Highlight Mollie Waddy Tony Learning Quick
A feature on elephants Mollie Waddy and Tony shows they are gentle and highly trained. The piece recalls their tricks, guarding behavior, and a daring escape by playing dead. It also shares letters from children across Massachusetts pledging funds to buy the elephants for Franklin Park Zoo.
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Florence Mary Crosby
Beacon Street
Mollie
Waddy
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Tim
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Walcott Street
Malden
Madeleine Fardig and Bertie Stubbs Donate to Elephant Fund
A letter from Madeleine Agnes Fardig 22 Leyden 81 describes saving 30c and contributing 20c toward the elephants well as a joke on her father. Bertie Stubbs 9 at 41 Pearl Street Everett adds a dime for marbles and asks where they are.
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Leyden
E. B
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Tony
Bertie Stubbs
Pearl Street
Everett
Dear Elephant Editor Farewell and Birthday Wishes
A pair of child letters from Malden request to buy back an elephant, with a six year old writer and a note about a baby sister. The second letter from a different child mentions a sister and a dime store sentiment.
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Charilotte Ellen Hamlin
Winthrop St
Malden
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Chestnut Hill
Anna Theresa Donlon
Sheafe St
Town Folks Write for Elephants and Zoo Visits
Letters from children and adults in Massachusetts and New Hampshire express wishes to see elephants in Franklin Park and at the zoo. Contributors gift money and request publication to aid sharing the story and funds for Tony and Molly Waddy elephants.
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Franklin Park
Kid's clam money sender writes to editor
A child explains sending five cents and a two cent stamp to support Mollie and her brother plus Tony. He says he digs clams at Snake Island and will bring more for elephants. He praises Winthrop clams and asks to surprise his father by printing his name.
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Medford
Caroline Buchanan
Tony
Earl
Norman Macdonald
Blue Hill Parkway
Mattapan
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Snake Island
Winthrop
Boston Restaurant Patrons Donate to Post Elephant Fund
W. P. Boutelle of 63 Cornhill Street Boston received a 17.10 donation from patrons of his restaurant for the Post Elephant project. Cash from the elephant box filled with pennies nickels dimes and quarters was collected thanks to cashier Miss Della Phippin. Boutelle praised the elephants purchase as a fine project for children's enjoyment and wished the Post luck with its work.
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Subscription list shows broad community donations
A partial listing of contributors from various towns and organizations totals small monetary gifts. Names include James Hennessey of Wolcott Street, Beverly Old-Timers, Grove Hall Postoffice employees, and multiple local residents. Amounts range from a few cents to several dollars for the effort to help kids buy the elephants.
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Lambert Anderson
Charles Slama
Charles Fortin
Charles H. Ham
Walter T. Lennox
Bert W. Hastings
George Johnson
Winchester
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Sig
Olga
Alkies
Edward “Welch
Frank ‘Minter
We Hinkley
P. Jackman
Eleanor Danforth
Camden St
Oibie
Herman Magnuson
Mag
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Raymond Moses
Haverhill
Mass
Elephant Party Donations Listed From Dorchester Fund
A long local notice lists names and addresses of donors to an elephant party fundraiser at the home of D Fowler Campbell in Dorchester. Contributions come from residents of Boston area towns including Roslindale Brookline West Somerville and Charlestown with totals and each donor’s amount noted.
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Mary F. Dowd
Woodford Street
Dorchester
Baby Walsh
Post Elephant Fund
Sfiss BE. W
Roedufy
Vic
Irene M
Wilbur C
Hennings
Newburne St
Roslindale
Corey St
Charlestown
Gertrude Kelly
Waltham
Clifton L. Josselyn
Humarock
Mass
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Truro
Wits
Boston
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Wae
Ceowes
Leland Powers
Piginariia St
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Summer St
Beatrice Jenkins
Newton
D. Fowler Campbell
Athelwold St
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Louise Campbell
Frank Duffy
Edward Graham
John Hogan
Harold Simpson
John Peters
Anna Bond
Ella Kenny
Sadie Keyes
Lillian O’neil
Lucille Bowles
Edmund O’callaghan
Alice Finnegan
Timothy Bowen
Eleanor Howard
Arthur Ball
Henry Courser
Harvey E. von Bet
Sarin Masson
Jonathan Eldredge
Annie Sweeney
Norfolk St
Dor
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Hazel Blanding
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Chrcdad Vis Oss
Cron Cres
Augusta B
Charles Allen Davis
Randolph Clinton
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Oxford
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Winthrop School
Col Secals Oes Gee
J. A. Kilmartin
Somerville
Clara Ellen Cook
Stoneham
Bridgewater
Csseee
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Thomas Burke
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Rosetta Hagan
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Whitinsville
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Brighton
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Falcon St
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Linden Pl
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Cowperthwaite St
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Sheridan Ave
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Ee St
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Fairfield
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Roxbury
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Elephant Fund Benefit Event Schedule
The notice lists four Elephant Fund events across Roxbury Otisfield West Roxbury Jamaica Plain and Wakefield. Rita Wolf hosts March 30 at Otisfield Hall. Ramona Hawkins and Ethel Hawkins perform April 1 at West Roxbury High School Hall. a Royal Theatre Wakefield benefit on April 7 at 3 45 PM. Edith Forbes and Alice Ritchie present April 14 at Lamson Hall W C U.
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