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Children’* Hight.[Communicated.)| 9After the regular meeting of Assabet council, Royal Arcanum, on Monday evening the doors of Masonic hall, Maynard, were opened to admit the families of the members to an entertainment given by the children.This somewhat Unique idea was de-V * .signed by Regent Sullivan and proved itself a pleasing and profitable innovation.• • v * ' \ 9 « * . *' 4 * * ' * * . *L . .»**.* * Jm t * , * . * ' T * *4* • ' •' j . ‘v • A ’ * . ' . M y * , .The entertainment as given in the program was of a high order and so well rendered in every particular as to callforth the heartiest applause and praise from all present.• cThe children seemed to enter into the work with a zeal and interest that was remarkable and a determination to do their best. To old and young alike it was an evening happily and profitably spent and worthy of frequent repetition.There were present only the members and their families, numbering in all about180 people.An instructive and interesting talk was also given by Dr. J. E. Marsh upon the schools and their influence upon the pub*4l , *lie health. This subject was presented in a careful and forcible way and is one which must soon be more carefully considered in the towns as well as cities of the com-• • Ikmonwealth.% • After this a march was played by TonyHilferty and all repaired to the banquethall, where a daintily prepared supper» • • a • * * (0 «was served.
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Concord Enterprise
Concord, Massachusetts, US
Thu, Apr 23, 1896
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