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tichmuty’s connection with Berk ity began in 18Gl when he came He was charmed with the spot, after, bought the property on eld road, which he has occupied ny summers. He retained his idence in New York, but spent r part o* each year in Lenox, of i?n he became a resi lent. His the town led him to accept the of selectman and school com i in both of which offices the town most faithfully. He ecttd with Trinity church and toward the building of its tine •e, dedicated only a few years ago his life was divided between his rk in New York and his beloved mo. It lias run on to its close, the grand old hills which he cell, he has passed to the sure hich'awaits men of his kind Heo clock and will continue open each even ing until 10 o’clock. The hall has been tastily decorated and handsome tooths erected. The following program has been arranged:tceshay eveningElection! b the Ladles’Oroheet r a.Readings by the popular elocutionist., Miss Annie MeHughHighland Fling tin costume), . By Miss Bessie WoodSelections by the Ladies’ Orchestra.WEDNESDAY EVENING.Concert by the Germania Orchestra.THITKSDAY E BN ING.Recitation, “The Church Fair” I^na Grilley Recitation, “Lucy Grey' Nettie Sloperj’iano Stl i, Carrie Gam wellRecitation Little Flat k-ejred Rebel,”~ Alice SargeitRecitation One. Two Three,' Mattie Sloper Piano Solo, Ad* ShermanRecitation “T’he Ghost of an Old Continental,” Willie ColtonCardinal Gibbons #11! Offsr Prayer.STERIIN90c Per 0These are regulfK23 NOKTII M
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The Berkshire Evening Eagle
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US
Tue, Jul 18, 1893
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