Miss Livingston Captivates at Suffrage Meeting
Miss Rose Livingston energized the Congregational church chapel Thursday evening joined by Mrs. Myron B. Vorce of the Ohio Woman's Suffrage association. Alfred B. McCleary introduced Vorce who outlined democracy and cooperation as suffrage's core. Livingston, by contrast, described her long work among New York City slums and Chinatown with 500 girls, delivering a magnetic, heartfelt message.
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Peg
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Chinatown
Knights Install Grand Officers at Somerville Lodge Banquet
The Progressive lodge of Knights of Pythias Somerville held a Wednesday meeting in the Masonic hall. Newly elected officers were inducted by D. D.C. Shaw and Capt. Perkins among installing officers. A banquet followed with remarks, solos, duets, and a chorus, showcasing local talent including Joseph Melchindo.
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K. of P
Masonic Hall
D. D.C
Albert L. Shaw
America
Cambridge
G. P
John F. Appetlans
Arcadia
Lodge
Somerville
Clifford BE. Jones
Concord Junction
Grand Lodge
Charles A. Perkins
Leland A
Henry Hutchby
Captain Perkins
Joseph Melchindo
Frank Bailey
Albert G. Fairbank
Elmore Mills
John F. Appelhans
Peter Kivlehan
Thos. Murraying
Vincent Farrell
Joyce
Charles J. Spence
William Duxbury
Kaleva Cooperative to Build Bakery Plant
The Kaleva Cooperative Association held its semiannual meeting at Parker St hall electing directors Kalle Manty Toivo Aalto Join Horsman Oscar Saari Kalle Leivo Matt Aatio August Salemius Kalle Mikksola with Adolph Suikkonen as treasurer and manager The group approved investing capital into a bakery and decided no dividend this period A canvas for new stock was authorized and the milk producers group may join Kaleva if desired The association will meet again to decide on that inclusion
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Parker St. Hall
Kalle Manty
Toivo Aalto
Join Horsman
Oscar Saari
Kalle Leivo
Matt Aatio
August Salemius
Kalle Mikksola
John Ahtola
Adolph Suikkonen
Milk Consumers Association
Kaleva Association
Tariff Resolution Backed by Rep Creighton in Committee
Rep George Creighton spoke for a committee resolution urging Congress to revise the tariff to protect Massachusetts industries. The resolution requests attested copies be sent to all Massachusetts senators and representatives in Congress.
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New England
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
General Court
Congress
United States
Commonwealth of Massachu- Resolved
Ice clearing horse aids town hockey at mill pond
A horse worked on the Assabet mill pond Saturday to clear surface ice for hockey players. Fred W. Taylor secured the contract as men and boys assisted, yielding fine hockey. The Enterprise urged town approval for a small annual appropriation for this pastime.
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Mill Pond
Assabet
Fred W. Taylor
National Band Marks Fourth Anniversary at Alku Hall
The National band celebrated its fourth anniversary on Saturday in the Alku Hall there was a large crowd. The program included performances by the band delegates Ivar Tuomi Koski and Waino Warivikko of the Quincy National Band Rev John Vaananen of the Finnish Mission church George Hekkala of the Alku Temperance Society and Waino Luosala of the Karito Athletic Club A poem written for the occasion and read by Miss Anna Tikkanen of Dorchester was a highlight and the event closed with a band selection.
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Alku. Temperance Society
Manege Wets
Heiskari Ssatten
Ivar Tuomi Koski
Waino Warivikko
Quincy National Band
John Vaananen
Finnish Mission Church
George Hekkala
Alku Temperance So Ictety
Waino Luosala
Karito Athletic Club
Anna Tikkanen
Dorchester
Concert by married ladies of Socialst Society at Parker St Hall
A large gathering attended a Saturday evening program by the Socialst Society’s married ladies at Parker St Hall. The event featured literary and musical pieces, two one act dramas, a flower sale with bids up to 5.05 for pinks, a supper system linked to stems, and dancing after the mysteries. The program included Imatra band, welcome by Mrs. Sivia Suorsa, a poem by Mrs. Emmi Pletila, and the play The Village Bells with burlesque chorus.
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Parker St. Hall
Imatra Band
Sivia Suorsa
Emmi ‘Pletila
Fire at carbonizing plant yields first bell alarm since October
Box 52 sounded at 11.20 Thursday evening for a fire in the carbon izing plant at the mill. A passer by reported flames as waste material through the blower overheated. Fire department arrived to find the blaze out. It marks the first bell alarm since October 15.
Town Candidates Rally For Selectmen Seats
With the annual town meeting looming candidates show modest activity. Incumbents Connolly and Whitehead seek reelection to the board of selectmen. John C. Thompson has announced his candidacy for another office.
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Board of Selectmen
Messrs
Connolly
Whitehead
John C. Thompson
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